Holiday Music

The concert on November 22 includes cloggers, fiddlers, singing bells, and the choices from Booker T. Washington.

It's the only spot in Texas guaranteed to snow.

Performance includes: Yarbrough’s "Alleluias for Orchestra", Alfred Reed’s "Russian Christmas Music", John Rutter’s "Magnificat," Respighi’s "Adoration of the Magi," and much more.

Jonesin' for live Christmas tunage? Attend one of these performances and get yourself some.

Traditional audience sing-along is on the agenda, so start warming up your uvula.

“Voices of Christmas” concert includes Mack Wilberg’s "Jubilate Deo" and Randol Bass’ "Gloria."

Event to feature lighted floats, live music. (Bring something to sit on.)

The concert will feature TWU’s Concert Choir, Chamber Singers and Flute Choir, along with TWU Professor Emeritus Dr. Thomas K. Brown on the organ.

This year's theme, "An International Christmas" blends readings and carols from many lands, including Russia, England, France, Spain, Poland and Africa.

Performance includes: Yarbrough’s Alleluias for Orchestra, Alfred Reed’s Russian Christmas Music, John Rutter’s Magnificat and Respighi’s Adoration of the Magi.

The FWSO tradition continues in a holiday show filled with Christmas carol favorites, a family sing-along, the Dorothy Shaw Bell Choir and even jolly St. Nick himself!

The Fort Worth Star-Telegram was one of the 2006 parade participants. (In the spirit of the holiday season, we're happy to give them some free advertising, even though they were too scared to run our ad.)

These concerts will feature Soprano Deanna Sarkar singing "Laudate Dominum" by Mozart, "O Holy Night" by Adam, "Ave Maria" by J.S. Bach arranged by Gounod, "In the Bleak Midwinter" by Holst, The traditional Austrian carol "Still, Still Still," and Mel Torme’s enduring "Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire."

Spanish-themed choral event kicks off the holiday season with carols, Renaissance solos and Old Saint Nick.

Santa, Mrs. Santa, Rudolph, Frosty, elves, and Christmas mouse will all be present.

The turkey hasn't even hit the table yet, but you can go to sleep with visions of sugarplums and all those other obscure x-mas references.

Featuring the 200-voice Southwestern Seminary Oratorio Chorus, this all-new show is filled with Christmas carol favorites, a family sing-along, the Dorothy Shaw Bell Choir, dancing Santas and even an appearance by jolly old St. Nick himself!

One of country music’s most dynamic and enduring acts, The Oak Ridge Boys bring their upbeat, family-friendly Christmas Show as part of the Eisemann Center’s Spotlight Series.