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Vienna Boys Choir at Center for the Arts at George Mason University
Dates: 12/9/2022
Great Performances at Mason
4373 Mason Pond Drive
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703-993-2787
Tickets: $55, $47, $33, half-price for youth through Grade 12
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The holiday season isn’t complete without the return of the Vienna Boys Choir melting hearts with their heavenly voices. Admired across the globe for their pure sound and technical mastery, the cherubic ensemble features boy sopranos and altos from eight to 14, representing 31 countries, and harmonizing their incredible vocals for an unforgettable night. Built on six centuries of tradition, the Vienna Boys Choir counts Joseph Haydn and Franz Schubert among its illustrious alumni. The group’s yuletide program has something for everyone: Baroque classics, contemporary popular hits, Christian hymns, Austrian folk tunes, polkas, waltzes, and more! Make new family memories or continue a cherished annual tradition with the Vienna Boys Choir’s Christmas in Vienna this holiday season!
Ages: This performance is appropriate for all ages.
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