Featured Performers

• Canadian Brass

Program

• Program to be announced from stage, and selection may include (subject to change):
• MOZART (arr. Watkin): Overture to The Magic Flute, K. 620
• FRESCOBALDI (arr. Mills): Toccata
• POLA & WYLE (arr. Hudson): It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
• BACH (arr. Henderson): Have Youself a Merry Little Christmas
• Mykola LEONTOVYCH (arr. McNeff): Carol of the Bells
• Traditional (arr. Pigovat): Shalom aleichem
• Traditional (arr. Romm): Dreydl
• Agustin LARA (arr. Bagley): Granada
• Traditional (arr. Henderson): Amazing Grace
• Giovanni GABRIELI (arr. Page): Canzona per sonare #4
• Traditional (arr. Hudson): Danny Boy
• (arr. various): Big Band Holiday Jazz
• Leonard COHEN (arr. Ridenour): Hallelujah
• Georges BIZET (arr. Fred Mills): Carmen

Pre-concert activities start at 7pm

The holidays are here, and so is Canadian Brass! For over 50 years, Canadian Brass has been spreading joy and making spirits bright. This season, experience the warmth and festive spirit of the holidays with an unforgettable evening of brilliant brass music and classic favorites that will fill your heart with cheer. 

Bring your family and friends and make this concert a cherished part of your holiday tradition! 

Participate in pre-concert activities in the lobby, including arts and crafts, and more! Free for all ticketholders.

If you said the Canadian Brass represented the ‘gold standard’ among brass quintets, you’d be right on the mark.

NPR Music

Nothing proclaims celebration and festivity like the sound of brass instruments. And if those instruments are played by Canadian Brass, there is even greater cause for celebration.

Toronto Star

The Canadian Brass once again show off the reason they are known as ‘the world’s most famous brass ensemble’–the arrangements demonstrate fully their incredible expertise and virtuosity and all the tracks are played with spirit and sparkle.

Musical Heritage Society

These are the men who put brass music on the map with their unbeatable blend of virtuosity, spontaneity and humor.

The Washington Post

Sponsors

Additional support from The Segerstrom Foundation