
Holiday Music
NPR presents a mix of live concerts and other music to help get you in the spirit of the season.The Waitresses' members were in the middle of a tour behind "I Know What Boys Like" when "Christmas Wrapping" took over the radio in 1981. David Corio/Redferns hide caption
Crate-digger and director Mitchell Kezin shows off one of his Christmas finds in a still from his documentary, Jingle Bell Rocks! Elaine Littman/Courtesy of Oscilloscope Laboratories hide caption
Cantigas performs live in NPR's Studio 1. Colin Marshall/NPR hide caption
Nick Lowe's Christmas album is called Quality Street. He's currently touring the U.S. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
George Shearing. New York Daily News Archive/Getty Images hide caption
George Shearing In The Studio
Afro Blue performs live at NPR's Studio 1. Colin Marshall/NPR hide caption
An Afro Blue Christmas
Cantigas performs live in NPR's Studio 1. Colin Marshall/NPR hide caption
Festivo Alt.Latino: Cantigas In Concert
The Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in New York City. Courtesy of Rhonda R. Dorsett hide caption
Hear Part One Of The Winter Solstice Celebration
Idina Menzel, known for singing "Let It Go," has a new holiday album. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
From Idina Menzel To The Duke Boys, Surveying 2014's Would-Be Holiday Hitmakers
Trio Mediaeval is (from left) Berit Opheim, Anna Maria Friman and Linn Andrea Fulgseth. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Paul Winter performing with the Forces of Nature ensemble. Clifford A. Sobel/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Hear Part One Of The Winter Solstice Celebration
Let it snow. Keene and Chesire County Historical Photos/via Flickr hide caption