RAYMOND GUBBAY presents
Monday 18 December 2.30pm
CHRISTMAS CAROL SINGALONG
Sing your heart out as Jonathan Cohen leads you through a fun-filled jamboree of his most-loved carols and Christmas hits.
The First Nowell Jingle Bells Frosty the Snowman Santa Claus is Coming to Town Merry Christmas Everyone O come, all ye faithful
I Wish It Could be Christmas Everyday
With very special guest Louise Dearman London Concert Chorus London Concert Orchestra
Monday 18 December 7.30pm CLASSIC CAROLS
Joyous seasonal and traditional music perfectly capturing the true spirit of Christmas.
O Holy Night Sussex Carol Ave Maria Shepherd’s Pipe Carol Silent Night In the bleak midwinter and CAROLS FOR ALL
With seasonal readings by Sir Tony Robinson.
Nicky Spence tenor Crispian Steele Perkins trumpet Adrian Lucas conductor City of Birmingham Choir London Concert Orchestra
Saturday 23 December 2.30 & 7.30pm
CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR
MUSIC LIGHTS FIREWORKS
ALAN TITCHMARCH hosts festive fun filled with seasonal music for everyone.
O Holy Night Act 1 finale from La bohème Excerpts from The Nutcracker Skater’s Waltz Sleigh Ride Ave Maria
'Tis the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
Singalong to much loved carols as well as The Twelve Days of Christmas Merry Christmas Everyone Santa Claus is Coming to Town Jingle Bells
plus high kicks from The Jingle Belles ®
Laura Tebbutt guest singer John Rigby conductor Anna Patalong soprano Nico Darmanin tenor London Concert Orchestra Canzonetta choir
thsh.co.uk 0121 780 3333 Frosty the Snowman Friday 29 December 2.30pm GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA
Favourite wartime chart-toppers and hits from the forties directed by legendary band leader Ray McVay.
Little Brown Jug Strike Up the Band String of Pearls Pennsylvania 6-5000 In the Mood Moonlight Serenade American Patrol
Tuxedo Junction
With special guests The Polka Dot Dolls
Guest vocalists Mark Porter & Catherine Sykes
The orchestra will perform the second half of the concert in the World War II uniforms of the US Army Air Force.
Saturday 30 December 2.30pm
THE MAGIC MOMENTS OF BURT BACHARACH
Fall in love all over again with your favourite music and songs from Burt Bacharach.
Alfie I’ll never fall in love again Anyone who had a heart I say a little Prayer Do you know the way to San Jose The Look of Love Magic Moments What the World Needs Now
with special guest singers Graham Bickley Mary Carewe Alison Jiear Abbie Osman
Gareth Hudson conductor London Concert Orchestra
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Sunday 24 December 2.30pm
CAROLS BY CANDLELIGHT
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An exquisite concert of carols and seasonal classics staged in full 18th Century costume in an evocative candle-lit style setting.
Handel Christmas sequence from Messiah Gruber Silent Night Cullen Joy to the World Mozart Alleluia from Exsultate jubilate Handel Zadok the Priest and CAROLS FOR ALL
CANZONETTA choir
MOZART FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA in full period costume
Nika Gorič soprano Michael Bawtree conductor Thursday 28 December 7.30pm
MUSICALS IN CONCERT:
LEADING LADIES Four Leading Ladies bring to life iconic diva showstoppers from the very best of West End and Broadway including
As Long as He Needs Me from Oliver! Defying Gravity from Wicked Big Spender from Sweet Charity What I did for Love from A Chorus Line All that Jazz from Chicago and many more
LOUISE DEARMAN LINZI HATELEY
KERRY ELLIS VICTORIA HAMILTON-BARRITT
Richard Balcombe conductor London Concert Orchestra
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