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Church, school concerts to brighten the holiday season
The season of song has arrived for
festive gatherings, indulging in decadent
nibbles and libations and wearing that
“colorful” sweater grandma bought you
last year. It is also the time that choirs
lift their voices to celebrate the season.
Here are some upcoming musical events
scheduled for Reporter Newspapers
communities that are sure to brighten
your holidays.
Brookhaven
Brookhaven United
Methodist Church
Mark your calendar for a community
concert featuring holiday favorites, both
sacred and secular. Don Jones, the new
music director at Brookhaven United
Methodist Church and former Broad
way musician, presents seasonal favor
ites, and those in attendance will have
an opportunity to sing carols together.
When: Sunday, Dec. 8, 3 p.m.
Where: 1366 N. Druid Hills Rd.,
Brookhaven, 30319
How much: Suggested donation, $5,
or five canned food items
For more information: Call 404-
237-7506 or visit: www.brookhave-
numc.org
Buckhead
The Cathedral of St. Philip
The Atlanta Gay Men’s Chorus cel
ebrates all family members in “Seasons
of Family,” featuring special arrange
ments of familiar holiday tunes, from
“Home for the Holidays” to the Peanuts’
“Christmas Time is Here,” “I Saw Three
Ships,” Benjamin Britten’s “This Lit
tle Babe” and “Throw the Yule Log On,
Uncle John.” The 33rd annual event
welcomes a cameo appearance by the
new Atlanta Women’s Chorus, as it pre
pares to launch its own concert season.
When: Friday, Dec. 6, 8 p.m., Satur
day, Dec. 7, 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Free ice
cream social follows the Saturday mat
inee
Where: 2744 Peachtree Rd., NW,
Atlanta, 30305
How much: General admission, $30;
premium seating, $40
For more information: Call 404-
320-1030 or visit: www.agmchorus.org
The Westminster Schools
The Westminster Schools presents
a holiday concert featuring Lee Harp
er & Dancers, joined by Lee Harper &
Dancers II (youth company), and West
minster Middle School’s dance class and
chorus. The concert includes num
bers such as “Sleigh Ride,” “Farandole,”
“Christmas a La Waltz,” “Carol of the
Bells” and “March of the Toys.” Chris
topher Rex, principal cellist of the At
lanta Symphony Orchestra, performs as
guest musician.
When: Saturday, Dec. 14, 1 p.m.
Where: Kellett Theatre, Broyles Arts
Center, (on the school’s campus) 1424
W. Paces Ferry Rd., Atlanta, 30327
How much: Free admission and
open to all
For more information: Call Lee
Harper & Dancers at 404-364-9555 or
visit: www.leeharperanddancers.com
Northside Drive Baptist Church
The Choral Guild of Atlanta invites
the public to a “Carol Sing,” with the
Lovinggood Middle School Chorus.
Music selections include “I Saw Three
Ships,” “Carol of Bells,” “African Car
ol,” “A Musicological Journey through
Twelve Days of Christmas” and sing-a-
longs of several seasonal favorites. Come
learn about the history and background
of the songs you have sung for years that
are a traditional part of the season.
When: Tuesday, Dec. 17, 7:30-9
p.m.
Where: 3100 Northside Dr., NW,
Atlanta, 30305
How much: Adults, $15; seniors,
$ 12; students, $5
For more information: Call 404-
223-6362, email: info@cgatl.org or go
to: www.cgatl.org
Peachtree Road United
Methodist Church
Peachtree Road United Methodist
Church welcomes the five levels of the
Georgia Boy Choir, along with a full
orchestra, in performing favorite car
ols and classic songs to keep your hol
iday season merry. The evening in
cludes Atlanta’s largest performance of
the “Twelve Days of Christmas,” with
audience participation highly encour
aged. During the concert, children un
der 6 years old are invited to attend an
onsite Christmas party, so parents can
enjoy the performance worry-free.
When: Friday, Dec. 20, 7-9 p.m.
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