Holiday Pops

Nov 29 - Dec 1
Venue: Symphony Hall

Overview

Jump joyfully into the season with our annual Holiday Pops! This sparkling performance will put you in a festive mood. Featuring carols and hymns from a variety of traditions, you’ll feel merry and bright at the most wonderful time of the year. Guest conductor Lawrence Loh leads the Symphony joined by The Phoenix Symphony Chorus.

Schedule

DateTimeTicketsPackages
Friday, November 29, 20247:30 PMBuy TicketsView Packages
Saturday, November 30, 20242:00 PMBuy TicketsView Packages
Saturday, November 30, 20247:30 PMBuy TicketsView Packages
Sunday, December 1, 20242:00 PMBuy TicketsView Packages

Program

Randal Alan Bass

Fanfare: Joy To The World

Pietro Yon

Gesu Bambino

Traditional arr. Matthew Jackfert

I Saw Three Ships

Gary Fry

Sing We Joyous

Gloria Shayne Beker arr. Jim Kessler

Do You Hear What I Hear?

Quinn Mason

Christmas Eve Festivities

David Weintraub arr. Gary Fry

Eight Bright Candles

Eric Whitacre

Glow

Hugh Martin arr. Jim Kessler

Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas

Felix Mendelssohn arr. Gary Fry

Hark! The Herald Angels Sing

John Williams

Somewhere in My Memory from Home Alone

Julie Styne arr. Gary Fry

Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!

Anthony Dilorenzo

Fum Fum Fun

John Debney arr. Victor Presavento

Elf Suite

Albert Hague arr. Matthew Naughtin

You’re A Mean One, Mr. Grinch

Mervyn Warren arr. Gary Fry

Who Would Imagine A King

Alan Silvestri arr. Gary Fry

When Christmas Comes To Town from The Polar Express

John Rutter

The Twelve Days of Christmas

Leroy Anderson

Sleigh Ride

John Williams

Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas from Home Alone

Performers

Extras

 

 

Friday, November 29, 6:30 PM

Saturday, November 30, 1:00 PM

Saturday, November 30, 6:30 PM

Sunday, December 1, 1:00 PM

Join us as we celebrate Holiday traditions from near and far! Hear the glorious sound of bells in the lobby pre-concert and enjoy music and dancing from community organizations.

Sponors

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