It wouldn't be December without watching the 1965 "A Charlie Brown Christmas" once or twice or 20 times. The holiday classic features memorable tunes by Vince Guaraldi, including "Christmastime is Here."

Recorded live at Corpus Christi Church in New York, the veteran vocal ensemble Anonymous 4 sings medieval music from England, France and Spain that praises the Virgin Mary.

This one-hour program of classic Christmas arrangements and original music by Leroy Anderson, is hosted by conductor Leonard Slatkin and the composer's son Kurt Anderson.

A star-studded cast from WQXR and WNYC presented a dramatic reading of the Charles Dickens classic "A Christmas Carol." Watch the archived video from The Greene Space.

This centennial celebration of Britten features the New England Conservatory Chamber Chorus, led by Erica Washburn, the NEC Brass Ensemble and the Back Bay Ringers.

The Canadian Brass recently appeared in The Greene Space for a festive program of holiday music. Watch the archived video and tune in for an hour-long radio version on Dec. 17, 24 and 25.

Listen to the Choir of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine performing a century-spanning program that tells the story of the nativity.

The Calmus Ensemble has sung not only Bach and Debussy but Irish airs and folk songs, jazz tunes and pop hits by Michael Jackson. In the WQXR Café the ensemble goes Christmas.

On Tuesday, Dec. 10, the violinist Joshua Bell played an evening of holiday music in The Greene Space with special guests Michael Feinstein, Frankie Moreno and the Young People's Chorus of New York. The event was video webcast on WQXR.org.

Tonight at 11 pm, the globally-revered vocal ensemble The Tallis Scholars, directed by Peter Phillips, presents a sublime holiday program in concert at St. Paul's Church in Harvard Square.

For this Saturday’s cartoon we feature the finale of Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, Muppet-style.

Watch the archived video webcast from The Greene Space of a special Chanukah event featuring music from four different continents.

We asked you to cast your vote for up to five of your favorite classical pieces. We're tallying up the votes, began the countdown on Dec. 28 and end as we ring in the New Year.

WQXR is bringing the Christmas spirit with the return of our annual all-classical holiday channel. Starting Saturday, Dec. 1 through January 6, we'll stream continuous seasonal music, 24/7.

This is the final Saturday of WQXR's Month of Mozart, and this week's cartoon includes Mozart's Sonata for Two Pianos, K. 448, which is visualized in this video created with the Music Animation Machine.

In a series of radio vignettes, at 7 pm each night of Chanukah, WQXR’s Naomi Lewin tells the stories and talks about the customs of the holiday.

Tonight at 5:30 pm, hear how the spirit of Chanukah is richly reflected in the folk melodies and songs from countries across the globe where Jews have lived and worshiped for centuries.

Month of Mozart on WQXR continues and this Saturday's cartoon features "Ein Madchen oder Weibchen," an aria from Mozart’s timeless and beloved opera, The Magic Flute.

On Wednesday, Nov. 20, the 19th-century Cathedral of St. John the Divine hosted Most Elevating of Voices, the second in a two-part, transatlantic series created in collaboration with the Carnegie UK Trust.

The series showcases a program of choral and organ music paired with a similar concert at the 12th-century Dunfermline Abbey, which was held on Oct. 12, 2013. The two concerts constitute a bi-continental remembrance of Andrew Carnegie’s support of organ and choral music on the occasion of his 178th birthday.

WQXR recorded the program and it can be heard above on this page.