“Christmas is an extremely emotional time for people, and so I wanted to be very careful about how I selected songs because some people, they’re not Christians but they enjoy the fun of Christmas and everything," Brightman said.
26 at the Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.īrightman, who will be joined by an orchestra and a choir for the tour, said she hopes to make "A Christmas Symphony" an annual tradition.Īs she draws on the vast and well-covered Christmas canon and her own decades' worth of material, Brightman explained the thought that went into planning the show's setlist. Sarah Brightman's "A Christmas Symphony" tour begins Nov. "So we put it on and we had an overwhelming response and I thought, ‘It would be wonderful to carry this through into a proper show for the live theater.’ ” “I did it really because I wanted to cheer myself up while we were in lockdown, and also (to) employ some musicians because everyone was suffering a bit, and also give my fans or whoever cared to listen and to watch a wonderful time at Christmas for an hour," Brightman said of the streaming endeavor. "And I think last year many people weren’t able to come together and watch something in the arts or they weren’t able to be with their families, all of these things - so I’m very happy to be doing it.”īrightman, who previously spotlighted a seasonal selection of songs on her 2008 album "A Winter Symphony," got into the holiday spirit in 2020 for her live-streamed concert event "Sarah Brightman: A Christmas Symphony." “It’s an important time of year for lots of people, because it is a gathering, it is a celebration, it’s a very positive thing," Brightman said.
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