Sunday Baroque is welcoming 2026 this weekend with some of the greatest hits of the baroque era. The beloved favorites include an elegant concerto by Antonio Vivaldi featuring the guitar … gentle harp renditions of a couple of favorites by Johann Sebastian Bach … and spectacular FIREWORKS by George Friderick Handel. It’s on Sunday Baroque this weekend.
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On this final Sunday of 2025, Sunday Baroque is taking a look back at some of the terrific albums of baroque music released over the course of the year. They include VOX FEMINAE, a collection of music by female composers …PASSING FANCY, which features some charming, intimate chamber music… and the sparkling 4th Brandenburg Concerto by Johann Sebastian Bach. It’s a 2025 recap on Sunday Baroque this week.
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Sunday Baroque is celebrating this season in a joyful way, with sparkling baroque Christmas carols… a baroque Christmas Concerto for a newborn baby… and chipper music inspired by Winter Flowers from Scotland. Pour yourself some eggnog, and let the music transport you to a calmer time on Sunday Baroque this week.
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The holiday season can be stressful … so this weekend, unplug from all that and treat yourself to some musical stress relief! You can recharge by listening to some of your FAVORITE music from the baroque – greatest hits to draw you in, put a smile on your face, and a song in your heart. It’s on Sunday Baroque this weekend.
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Music is a great gift for the person who has everything –and it’s a great gift to give yourself. Every December Sunday Baroque host Suzanne Bonas compiles list of suggested recordings you might want to put on YOUR gift list. Best of all, you have a chance to audition these recent releases throughout the month, so you have a better idea of what you’re getting. This weekend you’ll hear pianist Simone Dinnerstein’s new album on Sunday Baroque.
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In addition to music expressing GRATITUDE on this Thanksgiving weekend, it’s the kick-off the 2025 Sunday Baroque Holiday Gift List. These are some of the fresh and vibrant recordings of the year that Suzanne Bona hand-picks as suggestions for your holiday gift giving. Each week through the end of the year, you can audition selections from recordings on the list to provide inspiration for your holidays.
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Music is its own kind of gift — something that comforts, uplifts, and connects us — and Sunday Baroque listeners know that well. This year’s selections offer beauty, variety, and a mix of familiar and fresh voices. Whether you add them to your library, share them with others, or simply enjoy sampling them each week, I hope they bring some light and joy to the final weeks of 2025.
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Every week Sunday Baroque turns BACK the clock every week, and this weekend – as we start 2025, you can travel back 300 years to hear music from 1725. It includes one of Johann Sebastian Bach’s cantatas and the Easter Oratorio, an Italian cello and flute sonata, and a French suite that entertained King Louis the 14th It’s on Sunday Baroque this week.
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Celebrate the final Sunday of 2024 with Sunday Baroque! Enjoy Christmas cheer and picks from the 2024 Holiday Gift List. Harpist Andrew Lawrence King and Anonymous 4 bring festive tunes from Scotland, Wales, England, and Cornwall, while Tempesta di Mare shines with music by Johann Friedrich Fasch.
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The Christmas carol “Twas in the Moon of Wintertime” is also known as the Huron Carol. It’s a 17th century Canadian Christmas song by a Jesuit missionary who lived among the Huron people. He wrote the lyrics in their native language, and set it to the tune of a traditional French folk song. The Huron Carol is a highlight on Sunday Baroque this week.
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