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HOLIDAY 2011
Dec. 17 at 7 pm
Celebrate Chanukah! Hosted by Rachel Katz, with co-host Dr. Elayne Robinson Grossman, artistic director of Sharim v'Sharot, central New Jersey's Jewish Choir, for an hour of Chanukah music including traditional favorites and contemporary arrangements - sure to add some spice to your holiday celebrations! Encore broadcast Dec. 22 at 6 pm.
Dec. 19 at 8 pm
An Evening of Readings at Carols from Westminster Choir College of Rider University at the Princeton University Chapel - Experience the joy of this holiday tradition presented by the ensembles of Westminster in the grand setting of the Princeton University Chapel. Encore broadcast Dec. 25 at 3 pm.
Dec. 21 at 8 pm
Handel’s Messiah with the New York Philharmonic: Bernard Labadie, conductor, with the New York Choral Artists, Joseph Flummerfelt, director, and soloists Karina Gauvin, soprano, Marie-Nicole Lemieux, contralto, Tilman Lichdi, tenor and Andrew Foster-Williams, bass.
Dec. 22 at 6 pm
Celebrate Chanukah! hosted by Rachel Katz, with co-host Dr. Elayne Robinson Grossman, artistic director of Sharim v'Sharot, central New Jersey's Jewish Choir, for an hour of Chanukah music including traditional favorites and contemporary arrangements - sure to add some spice to your holiday celebrations!
Dec. 22 at 8 pm
Bach: Christmas Oratorio, Parts 1, 2, 3 - Christian Thielemann conducts the Dresden Staatskapelle and Frauenkirche Chamber Choir, Dresden, and soloists Sibylla Rubens, soprano, Christa Mayer, mezzo-soprano, Daniel Behle, tenor and Thomas Quasthoff, baritone.
Dec. 23 at 8 pm
The Bach Choir of Bethlehem Christmas Concert – Greg Funfgeld conducts selections Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, Charpentier’s Midnight Mass for Christmas and Poulenc’s Motets for the Season of Christmas in music which conjures up the magic and mystery of the Nativity.
Dec. 24 at 10 am
A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols with the King’s College Choir in Cambridge, England – From King’s College Chapel, this much anticipated, annual holiday tradition comes to you LIVE on The Classical Network, followed by an organ program at the King’s College Chapel.
Dec. 24 at 3 pm
Cadenza with David Osenberg: Guest is Carilloneur Doug Gefvert from Washington Memorial Chapel at Valley Forge, PA.
Dec. 24 at 3:30 pm
Bach concert by the Princeton University Chapel Choir & Orchestra conducted by Penna Rose
Dec. 24 at 5 pm
On the Wind with Israel Herman – An hour of holiday music for woodwinds and brass
Dec. 24 at 6 pm
The Nutcracker Ballet by Tchaikovsky, hosted by Glenn Smith
Dec. 24 at 7:30 pm
Christmas Cheer with Alice Weiss
Dec. 24 at 8 pm
The Lyric Stage with Mike Harrah – Gian Carlo Menotti: Amahl and the Night Visitors
Dec. 24 at 9 pm
Welcome Christmas with Vocal Essence – An hour of joyful holiday music hosted for the 13th year by John Birge: Celebrate Christmas with the warmth of traditional carols and the exhilaration of new songs for the season directed by Philip Brunelle. Program includes a garland of carols from Sweden and the world premiere of this year’s Welcome Christmas Carol Contest – winning carols for Chorus and bell choir.
Dec. 25 at 8 am
Readings and Carols from Trinity Church in Princeton, New Jersey
Dec. 25 at 1 pm
With Heart and Voice hosted by Peter DuBois – Annual holiday program
Dec. 25 at 2 pm
Echoes of Christmas with the Dale Warland Singers – Enjoy the signature holiday program with performances recorded live of familiar carols and more by Paulus, Britten, Pärt, Rutter and others. Dec. 25 at 3 pm
An Evening of Readings at Carols from Westminster Choir College of Rider University at the Princeton University Chapel - Experience the joy of this holiday tradition presented by the ensembles of Westminster in the grand setting of the Princeton University Chapel.
Dec. 25 at 5 pm
Christmas Noels hosted by David Osenberg
Dec. 25 at 6 pm
A Chanticleer Christmas – Enjoy the 12-voice San Francisco-based men’s choir in a program that spans the centuries, from England in the 1300s to new arrangements of classic contemporary carols.
Dec. 25 at 8 pm
St. Olaf Christmas Festival – Rejoice, Give Thanks and Sing! This cherished tradition is now in its 100th year and 3000 people attended 2011's sold-out event! It’s a spiritual musical journey featuring familiar carols, choral motets and more performed by over 500 students from St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota.
Dec. 25 at 10 pm
The Lost Chord for Christmas with Ross Amico - Four Countries Christmas: Christmas music from the British Isles; Dylan Thomas will read A Child's Christmas in Wales.
Dec. 25 at 11 pm
Half Past for Christmas with Carl Hemmingsen
January 1, 2012 at 11 am
Ring in the New Year with the annual New Year's Day from Vienna concert with the Vienna Philharmonic.
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