Do you fall asleep or wake up to classical music? Our sister station WNYC is collecting information on people's sleep habits through a new crowdsourcing project called Clock Your Sleep.

WQXR listeners were extra generous in helping to bring the station's 10-day instrument drive to a strong finale on Monday night.

WQXR has already surpassed its goal of collecting 1,000 gently used instruments to give to New York City Public School students. Share your donation story with us.

Watch the archived webcast of the 2014 winners of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions in The Greene Space at WQXR.

As WQXR's Musical Instrument Drive gets underway, we're hosting an informal flute jam session this Sunday at 2 pm with flutists James Galway and his wife, Jeanne Galway.

WQXR's Instrument Drive kicked off on Friday at an event at the David Rubenstein Atrium, featuring live music and cameos from conductors.

Anne Akiko Meyers plays a centuries-old Guarneri del Gesu violin once used by Itzhak Perlman, Henri Vieuxtemps and Yehudi Menuhin, but it doesn’t reveal its beauty easily.

In this one-hour special, associate artistic director Daniel Hope hosts an hour of music from the festival, including performances by Menachem Pressler, Stile Antico and Daniel Hope.

Below is the libretto for Handel's Theodora, as heard on a recent broadcast of Carnegie Hall Live. Please note that, due to time constraints, two Act I arias were cut from this broadcast: "Bane of virtue, nurse of passions" (sung by Irene) and "Dread the fruits of Christian folly" (Septimius). Cuts were made in consultation with conductor Harry Bicket.

Watch the archived video webcast of the Chiara String Quartet playing works by Ravel, Bartok and Brahms, recorded March 21 in The Greene Space at WQXR.

On Wednesday, March 12, the pianist Angela Hewitt gave a Bach master class to students from the Third Street Music School Settlement. Watch the archived video.

The pianist Jenny Lin comes to the WQXR Cafe to show two sides of her personality, with Stravinsky's Firebird Suite and Gershwin's Embraceable You.

With a hat tip to our colleagues at NPR Music, we'd like to hear your suggestions for classical pieces that lift your mood and get you thinking cheerier thoughts.

Watch the archived Google Hangout with Simone Dinnerstein, the pianist who has made her name in the works of J.S. Bach. She was joined by several Bach thinkers, and played selections.

Tonight at 9 pm, tune in for a concert broadcast of The Knights, recorded at the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts this past October.

Ready or not, Russia kicked off the Winter Olympics on Friday with a sumptous historical pageant scored to a number of the country’s great composers.

We asked you to tell us which pieces signify romance to you by voting in our Valentine's Day Countdown. Tune in tonight at 7 pm as we count down the top 12 results.

The prize is a $250 gift certificate to Gabriel's Bar and Restaurant at 11 West 60th St. in Manhattan.

Alisa Weilerstein brings a Bach Gigue and Golijov's Omaramor to the WQXR Cafe, and talks about Dvorak, Venezuela and married life.