CPR Classical Staff

It’s the joy and song competition you were looking for in 2020: A bracket to finally decide which Christmas carol is the best Christmas carol.

The holidays in 2020 are a little different this year but that doesn’t mean all of our usual traditions have to be forgotten. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorite ways to enjoy classical holiday music this year while staying safe.

Listen to 250 minutes of your favorite Beethoven pieces on air and on Spotify.

American classical favorites for cooking, dining or relaxing with a full-belly!

Colorado conductor Scott O’Neil to reveal and demystify classical music daily on CPR Classical.

Each week, hear top-notch performances from one of the world’s finest opera companies.

CPR Classical re-creates historical concerts and explores different aspects of Beethoven’s music.

A Halloween playlist curated by CPR Classical.

Colorado’s Music Education Lifeline: CPR Classical has scoured Colorado’s music education landscape, so that you and your child can easily access the many, awesome ways to stay engaged during the pandemic and Learn Music!

Colors are something we see and music is something we hear but there are some whose senses combine in unrelated ways. They may taste colors or hear sounds in response to certain smells. It’s called synesthesia.

We are celebrating Beethoven all this month and next month as we count down to his 250th birthday on Dec. 16.

UPDATE: CPR Classical will air “The Battle for the Ballot” on Election Day, Tuesday, November 3 at 8:00 a.m.

The soundtrack to your picnic or personal day!

Learn which great classical piece Joel quotes in his tune “This Night.”

A combination of online and physically distanced events keep the music festival from skipping a beat.

This year marks 250 years since the birth of Ludwig Van Beethoven and CPR Classical is celebrating with a series of audio stories. Call 720-222-9501 and tell us your Beethoven story!