Elizabethton Prepares for Festive Holiday Concert on December 2nd

Elizabethton Gears Up for Holiday Cheer with Upcoming Christmas Concert!

Get your holiday spirit ready, Elizabethton! The annual Christmas Concert by the beloved Elizabethton Choral Club is just around the corner. Set to take place on Monday, December 2, at 7 p.m., this festive event will be held at the cozy First Baptist Church, located at 212 East F St. It’s a perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the joy of the season with beautiful music and community camaraderie.

A Musical Gift to the Community

This year’s concert promises to be a delightful experience, featuring a handpicked repertoire that will resonate with audiences of all ages. The lineup includes the enchanting works of renowned composer John Rutter with pieces like “Rejoice and Be Merry” and “I Too Shall Walk to Bethlehem.” Get ready to sway along with classics such as “The Wexford Carol” and “In the Bleak Midwinter.” And let’s not forget the heartwarming arrangement of “The First Noel” by Dan Forrest!

One of the highlights of the evening is sure to be the ever-popular singalong. So warm up those vocal cords, because you’ll want to join in and belt out some merry carols with your friends and neighbors!

Community Collaboration

The concert is directed by the talented Debbie Gouge, with the musical magic being created alongside the wonderful Susan Heaton, who will serve as the accompanist. They are dedicated to bringing joy and harmony to the community through music.

But that’s not all! The concert will also feature the First United Methodist handbell choir, aptly named Small But Mighty, which will join in for a spectacular finale that is not to be missed. Their unique sound adds a magical twist to the traditional holiday music we all love.

Adding more flair to the evening, there will be stunning instrumental duets presented by the talented duo of Susan Heaton and Scott Reynolds. It’s a perfect way to showcase a blend of vocal and instrumental performances that will fill the church with warmth and joy.

What If It Rains?

In typical December fashion, Elizabethton may face some unpredictable weather. If, by chance, Mother Nature decides to sprinkle a little rain on our parade, the concert will be postponed to Monday, December 16. So, be sure to mark your calendars and keep an eye on the weather forecast!

Join the Celebration!

The best part? This heartwarming concert is completely free! It’s a lovely musical gift to the Elizabethton community, and everyone is warmly invited to come join in the festivities. Gather your family and friends for a night of delightful music and shared joy. Who knows? You might just leave with a few holiday songs stuck in your head!

So, let’s make this Christmas season a memorable one by joining in this wonderful celebration of music. We can’t wait to see you there, singing along and celebrating the spirit of the season with your fellow community members!


Author: HERE Bristol

HERE Bristol

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