Film Music Concert

Singing in the Holidays

Summerville choirs spark holiday magic with dazzling classics and bold Vivaldi‑Hanukkah mashups.

Singing in the Holidays Concert Film Experience

Immerse yourself in the cinematic journey of Singing in the Holidays, a powerful concert film capturing every beat, note, and emotion of the live performance. Explore high-quality footage, complete setlists, featured artist moments, and behind-the-scenes stories that bring the concert experience to life. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a curious viewer, this is your backstage pass to one of the most unforgettable music events ever filmed.


Concert Film

Singing in the Holidays is the beloved holiday spectacular that brings the entire Summerville community together for a night of dazzling tunes, joyous choral celebrations, and unforgettable orchestral sparkle. Join the spirited Singers of Summerville and the talented Summerville High School Choirs as they transform iconic seasonal classics into a festive program full of heartwarming nostalgia and local pride. The show opens with Jim Stephenson’s “Charleston Christmas,” a punchy, jazz‑infused celebration that pays tribute to the Charleston dance craze and electrifies the Lowcountry’s holiday spirit. Next, Tim Berens takes the stage with his electrifying arrangement of “A Winter Miracle,” fusing Vivaldi’s “Winter” from The Four Seasons with treasured Hanukkah melodies for a daring, resonant experience. The evening continues with whispered winks to Tin Pan Alley’s golden age through beloved standards such as “The Christmas Song” and “White Christmas,” plus generous, heartfelt renditions: Barlow Bradford’s warm “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas,” Roy Ringwald’s lush orchestration of “White Christmas,” and the ever‑sparkling orchestral exuberance of Leroy Anderson. Throughout the program, the choirs rise to dazzling heights with special selections like Kim André Arnesen’s tender “Cradle Hymn,” Gwyneth Walker’s exuberant “Rejoice!,” an energetic medley from the film score of the Polar Express by Alan Silvestri, and the annual audience sing‑along that invites everyone to join in the fun. Get all the details and secure your tickets for this season’s must‑see concert film.

Where to Watch Singing in the Holidays – Upcoming Showtimes & Theater Locations

Plan your viewing of Singing in the Holidays with up-to-date showtimes and screening locations near you. Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to see your favorite artists on the big screen, with epic stage visuals, cinematic sound, and the thrill of a live concert — all in a theater near you.


December 11, 2026

USA

Summerville, USA

December 12, 2026

USA

Summerville, USA

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