Holiday Pops 2022

About This Program

Holiday Pops is an annual tradition sure to get you into the holiday spirit! Join us for a fun program of popular holiday tunes, in collaboration with guest musicians in a variety of musical styles.

Program Order:

It’s The Most Wonderful Time of the Year, Pola/Wyle, arr. Billingsley
Christmas on Broadway, arr. John Higgins
- It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
- Pine Cones and Holly Berries
- Toyland
- My Favorite Things
- We Need a Little Christmas
- God Bless Us Everyone
Mary Had a Baby Traditional, arr. Abel
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas, Willson, arr. Bublé
White Christmas, Irving Berlin
Canon de Noël, arr. Joseph M. Martin
I Want to Stare at My Phone with You, Nathan Howe
Let It Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!, Styne, arr. Hayes
Eight Days of Lights, Judith Clurman
Mid-Winter, Bob Chilcott
The Three Kings, Bob Chilcott
Mele Kalikimaka, Anderson, arr. Althouse
The Christmas Song, Torme/Wells
Jingle Bells, Pierpont, arr. Bublé
Rudolph, Frosty, and Suzy, arr. Mark Hayes
Let There Be Peace on Earth, Miller, arr. Courtney
Silent Night, Gruber, arr. Abel

Where

Cary Arts Center Theater
101 Dry Avenue, Cary

When

Saturday, December 10, 2022
7:30PM

Who

Concert Singers of Cary
and guest artist Rozlyn Sorrell

Our Guest Artist

New York native Rozlyn Sorrell spent a number of years performing in music and film in Los Angeles before relocating to North Carolina, where she operates a private vocal coaching business while expanding her concert touring and work in film, television and music.

Sorrell has performed or recorded with artists including Barbra Streisand, Whitney Houston, Al Jarreau, Cece Winans and others. In addition to her several film and television productions, Sorrell’s remarkable dramatic abilities and vocal range have taken her into some of the nation’s largest cathedrals where she has appeared as guest soloist. Her integrity, passion and unique vocal talent ring with equal clarity, whether she’s performing from the American Popular Songbook or concentrating on traditional spiritual and contemporary gospel repertoire. Sorrell has been a featured soloist with the North Carolina Symphony since 2004 and is a regularly featured soloist with the Durham Symphony as well.