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2020 Holiday Songbook.Pdf Holiday Song b oo k 2 2 Holiday Songbook 2020 Each December, the hosts of WXXI Classical present our listeners with the gift of seasonal music, a gift that is very much needed this year. You can find many of the selections in our Holiday Songbook, a list of major works curated and complied by Music director Julia Figueras. But there’s always so much more. In addition, as part of Beethoven’s 250th birthday celebration, WXXI Classical will present listeners with our top Beethoven favorites during the 12 Days of Ludwig (Dec 7-18), culminating with Beethoven’s beloved 9th Symphony, Choral beginning at 2:00pm on the 18th. Whether you celebrate the winter solstice, Christmas, Chanukah, Kwanzaa or simply getting through 2020, we wish you all a happy, safe and healthy holiday season and a Happy New Year. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29 - 1ST SUNDAY OF ADVENT 6:00am J.S. Bach: Cantata No. 36, Schwingt freudig euch… 2:00pm Charpentier: Grand “O” Antiphons for Advent MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30 8:00am Whitbourn: Magnificat 12:00pm Rosenmüller: Magnificat 3:00pm Mendelssohn: Magnificat TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1 9:00am Rutter: Magnificat 1:00pm Gombert: Magnificat 4:00pm Vivaldi: Magnificat WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 8:00am Praetorius: Magnificat quarti toni 12:00pm Live from Hochstein: A Cup of Good Cheer 2:00pm J.S. Bach: Magnificat 5:00pm Mozart: Dixit et Magnificat THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3 7:00am Festa: Magnificat septimi toni a 4 1:00pm Pärt: Seven Magnificat Antiphons 6:00pm Charpentier: Magnificat FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4 6:00am Samuel-Rousseau: Variations Pastorales… 8:00am Couperin: Magnificat anima 12:00pm Kelly: Improvisations on Christmas Carols 2:00pm Pachelbel: Magnificat 3:00pm Blackwood: A King James Magnificat 5:00pm Bruch: Ave Maria WXXI CLASSICAL HOLIDAY SONGBOOK 2020 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5 12:00pm Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker Suite 5:00pm Finzi: Magnificat SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6 6:00am Horwood: Magnificat 7:00am Fry: Santa Claus, Christmas Symphony 1:00pm Ropartz: The Miracle of Saint Nicholas MONDAY, DECEMBER 7 - 12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 7:00am Anderson: Suite of Carols for Brass Choir 8:00am Garner: Three Carols 9:00am Beethoven: Symphony No. 1 12:00pm Corrette: Christmas Concerto No. 5 1:00pm Dubra: Our Lord’s Nativity 2:00pm Beethoven: Sonata No. 14, Moonlight 3:00pm Mozart: Exsultate, jubilate 4:00pm Britten: Men of Goodwill-Variations for orchestra 5:00pm Zelenka: Laudete pueri Dominum TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8 - 12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 6:00am Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 26, Les Adieux 8:00am Daquin: Noel No. 3, Une bergér jolie 9:00am Respighi: Laud to the Nativity of the Lord 1:00pm Hindemith: Tuttifantchen, Christmas Fairy Tale 2:00pm Scarlatti: Cantata Pastorale 3:00pm Beethoven: Symphony No. 2 5:00pm Bennett: Carol Suite No. 4 6:00pm Sowash: Guitar Suite for Old Friend at Christmas WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 9 - 12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 6:00am Dall’Abaco: Christmas Concerto 7:00am M. Haydn: Lauft, ihr Hirten, allzugleicht 9:00am Gould: Serenade of Carols 12:00pm Beethoven: Duet for Viola & Cello, Eyeglasses 1:00pm Gossec: Symphony, Pastorella 3:00pm Praulins: Latvian Solstice in the New World 5:00pm Beethoven: Consecration of the House Overture THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10 - CHANUKAH BEGINS AT SUNDOWN/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 7:00am Paulus: Jesu Carols 8:00am Beethoven: Egmont Overture 9:00am Rossi: Les Cantiques de Salomon 12:00pm Jenkins: Cantate Hodie, Sing Forth this Day 1:00pm The 8 Nights of Chanukah 1st Night 1:00pm Braun: Fantasia Lirica WXXI CLASSICAL HOLIDAY SONGBOOK 2020 2:00pm Beethoven: Symphony No. 3, Eroica 5:00pm Manfredini: Concerto Grosso No 12, Christmas 6:00pm Rosner: A Sephardic Rhapsody 8:00pm Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Handel’s Messiah FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 - CHANUKAH/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 6:00am Bruhns: Jauchzet dem Herren, alle Welt 7:00am Tyzik: Chanukah Suite 9:00am Beethoven: Symphony No. 4 12:00pm Various: Jewish Favorites 1:00pm The 8 Nights of Chanukah 2nd Night 1:00pm Finzi: In Terra Pax 2:00pm Handel: Il Pastor Fido 3:00pm Chanukah Lights 2020 4:00pm Draganski: Klezmer Music 6:00pm Beethoven: Piano Concerto No. 5, Emperor SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12 - CHANUKAH/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 12:00pm Bock: Fiddler on the Roof Suite 12:55pm The 8 Nights of Chanukah 3rd Night 4:00pm Beethoven Lives Upstairs SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13 - CHANUKAH/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 6:00am Robinson: Great is the Miracle 7:00am Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 1:00pm The 8 Nights of Chanukah 4th Night 1:00pm Beethoven: Andante Favori 2:00pm Lacis: Christmas Cantata 8:00pm Pipedreams: A Christmas Fete MONDAY, DECEMBER 14 - CHANUKAH/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 7:00am Petritz: Die Herrlichkeit des Herrn 8:00am Adler: To Celebrate a Miracle 9:00am Beethoven: Symphony No. 6, Pastoral 1:00pm The 8 Nights of Chanukah 5th Night 1:00pm Sammartini: Concerto Grosso No 6, Christmas 2:00pm Bernstein: Chichester Psalms 3:00pm Welcome Christmas 4:00pm Lane: Three Christmas Pictures 5:00pm Whitacre: Five Hebrew Love Songs 6:00pm Beethoven: Clarinet Trio TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15 - CHANUKAH/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 6:00am Isaacson: Aspects of a Great Miracle WXXI CLASSICAL HOLIDAY SONGBOOK 2020 8:00am Anderson: Suite of Carols, String Orchestra 9:00am Rodrigo: Retablo de Navidad 12:00pm Rossi: Suite of Movements, Books 1 & 2 1:00pm The 8 Nights of Chanukah 6th Night 1:00pm Beethoven: String Quartet No. 13 2:00pm Arnold: Commonwealth Christmas Overture 3:00pm 365 Holidays with The Canadian Brass 4:00pm Tournier: Six Noels for Harp Solo 6:00pm Stein: Three Hassidic Dances WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16 - CHANUKAH/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 7:00am Kreisler: Violin Concerto in the Style of Vivaldi 8:00am Stölzel: Christmas Cantata 1737, Cantata No. 1 9:00am Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 32 12:00pm Candles Burning Brightly 1:00pm The 8 Nights of Chanukah 7th Night 1:00pm Duffy: Symphonic Dances from Heritage 2:00pm Wanski: Missa solemnissa de nativitate 3:00pm Beethoven: Symphony No. 7 4:00pm Rosenmüller: Gloria in excelsis Deo 5:00pm Bloch: Hebrew Suite, Suite Hebraique 6:00pm Vaughan Williams: The First Nowell THURSDAY, DECEMBER 17 - CHANUKAH/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 6:00am Prokofiev: Overture on Hebrew Themes 7:00am Zelenka: Dixit Dominus 9:00am Beethoven: Symphony No. 8 12:00pm Tew: Rhapsody on Jewish Folk Melodies 1:00pm The 8 Nights of Chanukah 8th Night 1:00pm Vanhal: Missa Pastoralis 2:00pm Sowash: Piano Trio No. 3, Christmas Divertimento 3:00pm Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir 4:00pm Achron: Two Hebrew Pieces 5:00pm Porpora: Stella Lucide 6:00pm Liszt: Christmas Tree, Weihnachtsbaum FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18 - CHANUKAH/12 DAYS OF LUDWIG 6:00am Stravinsky: Choral Variations on Von Himmel Hoch 7:00am Linek: Organ Concerto, Christmas 8:00am Traditional: Three Hanukah Songs 9:00am Tchaikovsky: Nutcracker Suite 12:00pm Baroque Noel with Pegasus Early Music 1:00pm Chajes: Israeli Melodies 2:00pm Beethoven: Symphony No. 9, Choral 3:00pm Castelnuovo-Tedesco: Violin Concerto No. 2, The Prophets 4:00pm Mendelssohn: Von Himmel Hof 5:00pm Traditional: The Christmas Suite WXXI CLASSICAL HOLIDAY SONGBOOK 2020 6:00pm A Holiday Prism SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19 12:00pm Puce: Christmas Cantata 5:00pm Pez(el): Concerto Pastorale, Christmas Concerto SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20 6:00am Stroope: Hodie! 7:00am Melani: Christmas Sonata 1:00pm J.S. Bach: Cantata No. 132, Bereitet die Wege… 2:00pm Reed: Russian Christmas Music 8:00pm Pipedreams: Make We Merry MONDAY, DECEMBER 21 – WINTER SOLSTICE 6:00am Lauridsen: Mid-Winter Songs 7:00am Mielck: Old German Solstice Festival 8:00am Piazolla: Winter, The Seasons 9:00am Prokofiev: Winter Bonfire 12:00pm J. Strauss, Jr.: Snow-Drops Waltz 1:00pm Raff: Symphony No. 11, Der Winter 2:00pm Paul Winter’s Winter Solstice Celebration 3:00pm Rutter: When Icicles Hang 4:00pm Vivaldi: Winter, Four Seasons 5:00pm Fucik: Winter Storms Waltz 6:00pm Schneider: Winter Morning Walks TUESDAY, DECEMBER 22 6:00am Vaughan Williams: Fantasy on Christmas Carols 7:00am L. Mozart: A Musical Sleigh-ride 8:00am Perotin: Viderunt omnes 9:00am Humperdinck: Sleeping Beauty, Christmas Pantomime 12:00pm Jolivet: Pastorales de Noel 1:00pm Durante: Ad presepe venite Pastorale 2:00pm Hely-Hutchinson: A Carol Symphony 3:00pm A Rochester Festival of Lessons & Carols 2020 4:00pm Arnold: Whistle Down the Wind 5:00pm Mielck: Old Bohemian Christmas Song 6:00pm Myslivecek: Violin Concerto 8:00pm Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra: Handel’s Messiah WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 23 6:00am Sowash: A Christmas Ceremony, Flute & Cello 7:00am Poulenc: Four Christmas Motets 8:00am Corelli: Concerto Grosso, Christmas 9:00am Britten: A Ceremony of Carols 12:00pm Berlioz: Shepherds’ Farewell, L’Enfant… 1:00pm Still: Christmas in the Western World 2:00pm Ruppe: Christmas Cantata 3:00pm A Chanticleer Christmas 4:00pm Chadwick: Noel, Symphonic Sketches WXXI CLASSICAL HOLIDAY SONGBOOK 2020 5:00pm Telemann: Pastoral Overture 6:00pm Dyson: A Christmas Garland THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24 - CHRISTMAS EVE 6:00am Byrd: Propers for the Nativity 7:00am Charpentier: Noels pour les instruments 8:00am Performance Today 10:00am A Festival of Nine Lessons & Carols 12:00pm Stamitz: Symphony No. 2, Sinfonia Pastorale 1:00pm Rheinberger: The Star of Bethlehem 2:00pm Bax: Christmas Eve 3:00pm Washington Symphonic Brass Holiday 4:00pm Locatelli: Concerto Grosso, Christmas 5:00pm Nicolai: Christmas Overture 6:00pm Saint-Saens: Christmas Oratorio 10:00pm Fiesta! Latin American Christmas Carols 11:00pm A Rochester Festival of Lessons & Carols 2020 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25 - CHRISTMAS DAY 6:00am Graupner: Das Licht des Lebens scheinet hell 7:00am Hanson: Dies Natalis 8:00am St. Olaf Christmas Festival 12:00pm Izvekov: Christ is Born, A Festive Canon 1:00pm Wagner: Siegfried Idyll 2:00pm Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra: Handel’s Messiah 4:00pm Davis: A Christmas Carol Ballet 5:00pm Rouse: Karolju 6:00pm Christmas with Madrigalia 10:00pm Echoes Christmas SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26 – BOXING DAY 12:00pm Hollywood Holiday 5:00pm Barber: Die Natali 6:00pm Christmas Revels SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27 7:00am Warren: Wexford Bells 2:00pm Respighi: Church Windows 8:00pm Pipedreams: American Organist’s Christmas MONDAY, DECEMBER 28 8:00am Mendelssohn: Selections, Six Hymns 12:05pm Lumbye: New Year’s Greeting March 6:00pm J.S.
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