Let the Holiday Cheer Begin: Making a Classical Christmas Playlist

It’s that time of year again! The holiday season is here, and it’s time to get into the festive spirit. What better way than with a classical Christmas playlist with Christmas music? So, turn up the volume and let your holiday cheer start!

Christmas playlist that brings holiday cheer

The Step-by-Step Guide to Making Your Christmas Playlist

A great way to listen to free Christmas music is to use Spotify. You can get a free account with ads or a premium account with no ads. Either way, it’s my favorite place to listen to Christmas music and can be used on your computer or mobile device. It brings the holiday cheer to everyone’s door. This is my playlist:

Different genres:

Listen to various classic Christmas music genres, like carols, hymns, and traditional folk songs. You can find classic Christmas music streaming online or look for compilations of different genres from your local record store. Consider exploring lesser-known holiday tunes to add variety and spice up your festivities. Also, remember more modern seasonal songs like Mariah Carey’s All I Want For Christmas Is You!

Create playlists

Create a playlist on your favorite streaming service. Or invest in some classic Christmas album CDs. This way, you can easily access them year after year. Creating playlists is a great way to enjoy classical Christmas music. Choose a song to fit your holiday mood – from traditional carols to more modern tunes. Consider including some seasonal instrumentals and upbeat songs for when you want to dance! Finally, edit your playlist with special memories or sentimental favorites. This will make sure that you have an enjoyable choice of classic Christmas music all season long!

Go on a musical drive.

Listen to the holiday tunes on the radio and drive with family or friends! Take a drive with your favorite Christmas playlist, and let the holiday cheer fill your car. Enjoy the season’s beauty while listening to “Silent Night” or “Jingle Bell Rock.” Sing along, increase the volume, and enjoy every moment of this festive musical journey!

Here are a few tracks you can play on a drive:

Frosty The Snowman – Gene Autry
Winter Wonderland – Dean Martin
The Christmas Song – Nat King Cole
It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year – Andy Williams
A Holly Jolly Christmas – Burl Ives
Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow! – Dean Martin
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer – Gene Autry
Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree – Brenda Lee
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas – Perry Como
Here Comes Santa Claus – Elvis Presley
White Christmas – Bing Crosby
All I Want For Christmas is You – Mariah Carey
Run Rudolph Run – Chuck Berry
Carol of the Bells – Mykola Leontovych
Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas – Judy Garland
Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) – Michael Bublé
The Christmas Waltz – Johnny Mathis
I’ll Be Home For Christmas – Amy Grant
I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus – The Jackson 5
I’ve Got My Love To Keep Me Warm – Frank Sinatra
(There’s No Place Like) Home For The Holidays – Carpenters
Sleigh Ride – Ella Fitzgerald
Last Christmas – Wham!
You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch – Thurl Ravenscroft

Search different versions of classic Christmas music.

Look for different versions of popular classics – there are always exciting covers out there waiting to be discovered! Searching for various versions of classic Christmas music can be a great way to add variety to your holiday cheer. Explore renditions from different genres and eras, or listen to unique covers of traditional songs – the endless possibilities!

The festive music

Take time away from all the hustle and bustle of the season this December by sitting down with some hot cocoa (or eggnog!) while listening to a festive choice of classic Christmas songs. The joyous music of Christmas is a classic that never gets old. From the angelic choirs to the jazzy tunes, it’s easy to get lost in all its beauty and joy. Whether you’re listening to holiday classics like “Deck The Halls.” You prefer modern renditions like Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You.” These timeless songs will surely bring extra cheer into your home this season. With so many different genres of classical Christmas music, there is something for everyone to enjoy!

Mix things up

Create your unique holiday soundtrack by mixing some of your favorite classics with more modern takes on beloved carols! Mix things up this holiday season by exploring various classical Christmas playlists. From traditional carols to more contemporary interpretations, there is something for everyone! Consider adding some jazz and swing tunes to your playlist. These genres are often overlooked during the holidays. But they can add a unique flair. Remember lesser-known compositions by composers like Bach and Handel. Their works will bring an air of sophistication to your celebrations. With so many options available, you’ll find the perfect piece of music for any occasion!

Listen to live choirs

Visit local churches for live choirs or orchestras performing traditional seasonal favorites. Nothing beats the sound of real musicians playing beautiful arrangements! Listening to live choirs is a great way to get in the holiday spirit. Your local church or community center has a performance. You can also attend an outdoor concert. Singing with a choir of voices will bring joy and warmth to your heart. Combining music and the energy of people coming together for the same purpose creates an extraordinary atmosphere. You’ll be able to feel the emotions behind every note as they fill up the room with festive cheer!

The instrumentals

Don’t forget about the instrumentals. Plenty of gorgeous piano, guitar, and harp renditions will transport you directly into Christmastime’s spirit. Classical Christmas music has some of the most beautiful instrumentals. Listening to these pieces can bring a peaceful atmosphere during the holiday season. Traditional carols like “Joy to the World” are usually played on a harp or piano. Modern classics like “Carol of the Bells” have unique string section accompaniment. Many magnificent instrumental songs will make you appreciate classical music even more. Many magnificent instrumental songs will make you understand classical music even more. Some popular instruments in this type of music include violins, cellos, flutes, and trumpets. These instruments work together to create an enchanting harmony. Whether light and upbeat, classical Christmas instrumentals will help you get into the spirit of giving. If they are slow and romantic, they will bring a joyous celebration!

Don’t forget about the instrumentals. There are plenty of gorgeous piano, guitar, and harp renditions. They will transport you directly into Christmastime’s spirit (and sounds)! Classical Christmas music has some of the most beautiful instrumentals. Listening to these pieces can bring a peaceful atmosphere during the holiday season. Traditional carols like “Joy to the World” are usually played on a harp or piano. To modern classics like “Carol of the Bells” with its unique string section accompaniment. Many magnificent instrumental songs will make you appreciate classical music even more. Some popular instruments in this type of music include violins, cellos, flutes, and trumpets. These instruments work together to create an enchanting harmony. Whether light and upbeat or slow and romantic, classical Christmas instrumentals will help you get into the spirit of giving. They will also get you into a joyous celebration!