It’s that time of year when friends and neighbors come together to sing. With influences from near and far, this performance celebrates the best of musical traditions ranging from Christmas and Hanukah classics in English, Hebrew, and Ladino as well as holiday songs from Korea, Tunisia, and Haiti. Dan and Claudia play guitar, mandolin, harmonica, flute, trombone, tambourine, ukulele … and anything else that happens to make it in the door.

The Dan and Claudia Holiday Sing Along offers a chance for people to experience some of the best of life’s possibilities— while singing with wild abandon!

Premiered Sunday, December 20 at 3:00 p.m. (Mountain). Watch any time (and enjoy as many times as you like) for 48 hours after premiere (Tuesday, December 22 at 3:00 p.m.).

Tickets $20 (good for one household)

Virtual Concert Access: The concert will be available on the Strings Music Festival YouTube channel, via a private link sent to you shortly before the concert premieres. You may view it on any smartphone, tablet, computer, or web-connected TV that has a good internet connection. Technical compatibility guaranteed: please contact the Box Office within 48 hours of premiere to receive a refund if your devices were not compatible.

*Especially suited for people with memory loss, autism, Down syndrome, sensory processing disorder, and other conditions that might cause discomfort at concerts.

Want to sing along? Download the lyrics here!

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Time

(Sunday) 3:00 pm

Location

Streamed Concert

Price

Tickets $20

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Free Classical Rehearsal for Families

Introduce your children to classical music as Music Director Michael Sachs prepares the orchestra for a classical performance. Children of all ages are welcome, especially those under six who aren’t ready for an evening concert.

Sensory Friendly Events

Fun, interactive concert experiences especially suited for people with memory loss, autism, Down syndrome, sensory processing disorder, and other conditions that might cause discomfort at concerts. For shows within Strings Pavilion, there are special accommodations related to sound and lights, and patrons are welcome to sit or stand anywhere in the Pavilion.