This holiday season, Candlelight invites you to a one-of-a-kind concert that’s putting a classical twist on the cheery holiday songs heard in A Charlie Brown Christmas. Performed by a string quartet, the iconic jazz songs from the beloved holiday special will be getting a classical makeover as a sea of candles illuminates one of Ottawa’s most beautiful venues.
Located in the heart of Little Italy, The Gladstone Theatre will be providing the setting for this super festive concert. From “What Child Is This” to “My Little Drum”, these classic Christmas songs will spark the flames of nostalgia and are sure to get you into the holiday spirit inside this enchanting candlelit space.
Candlelight Jazz: A Charlie Brown Christmas
Illuminated by thousands of twinkling candles, this magnificent concert celebrating the holly jolly songs of A Charlie Brown Christmas is set to dazzle and enchant audiences inside The Gladstone Theatre this December. ‘Tis the season to be jolly, and what better way to get all festive than at a candlelit concert dedicated to A Charlie Brown Christmas? After making its TV debut in 1965, the special became an instant Christmas classic, and people still follow Charlie Brown on his Christmas adventures every holiday season to this day.
At this candlelit concert, Rousso Quartet will be reimagining the iconic jazzy tunes for an evening that will be as festive and magical as Santa’s grotto on Christmas Eve. You won’t want to miss out on this extra special musical experience inside this stunning Art Deco theater.
This December, get ready to be taken on a holiday-inspired musical journey that incorporates all the magic, excitement and wonder of A Charlie Brown Christmas. Get ready to rediscover these beloved tunes while you bathe in the warm glow of candlelight at this unforgettable concert.
They’ll be two concerts on each evening, with the first show starting at 6:30pm and the later one at 8:45pm. Each concert takes place over the course of 60 minutes and doors open 45 minutes prior to the concert start time.