Holiday Harmonies

On Saturday, December 14, for the first time ever, 450 Brooklyn Youth Chorus singers, ranging in age from 7 to 21, will share the stage at Brooklyn College's Walt Whitman Theater for two spirited performances of an all-new Holiday Harmonies. Comprising works ranging from Benjamin Britten's "Ceremony of Carols" to a new BYC commission by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Caroline Shaw, to jazz standards such as Ella Fitzgerald's "Savoy", to traditional African songs, this family-friendly concert is destined to become Brooklyn's new holiday music tradition. Let our holiday spirit move you as all six BYC ensembles spread good will through song at this festive choral celebration.  Brooklyn Youth Chorus

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Christmas in the City

The Brooklyn Tabernacle presents its annual Christmas production. This year's event is "Christmas in the City," billed as a musical spectacular for the entire family and featuring performances from its award winning choir.  Downtown Brooklyn

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The Nutcracker

"In Alexei Ratmanksy’s version of The Nutcracker, American Ballet Theatre has a production like no other. Made with complete theatrical authority from first to last, it shows many aspects of Mr. Ratmansky: satirist, storyteller, dramatist, poet.” - The New York Times

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