Start with Symphonic standards of the season from Handel and Menotti. Add favorites from Leroy Anderson (the Boston Pops' favorite composer), a variation on Pachelbel's Canon and Holcombe's Christmas Medley. Include soloists, two full choruses, and conclude by singing Silent Night together.
What a wonderful way to begin your holiday season!

| Saturday, December 5, 2009 - 8:00 PM | |
| Kennett High School Auditorium Kennett Square, PA |
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| $35 Adult, $10 Students Discounts are available to subscribers and groups. |
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| Home for the Holidays | Details |
| 10% discounts at area restaurant partners on pre- or post-concert dining for Symphony ticketholders. | Details |
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Kennett Symphony of Chester County |
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DORFF |
Pachelbel's Christmas |
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HANDEL/ |
Pastorale from "Messiah" |
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HANDEL |
Let the Bright Seraphim |
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BRITTEN |
Hodie from A Ceremony of Carols |
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SIEGMEISTER |
Christmas is Coming |
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WILLIAMS |
Fantasia on Greensleeves |
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MENOTTI |
Selections from Amahl and the Night Visitors |
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HARDIMAN/ |
Lord of the Dance & Dance of the Celts |
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MILLER & JACKSON |
Let There Be Peace on Earth |
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Christmas Medley |
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GRUBER |
Silent Night |
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Free at the Kimmel Saturday, November 7 at 11 a.m.
Bill & Tammy's Children's World Music Express
PNC Grow Up Great

Commonwealth Plaza
| Saturday, November 7 | 11am |
Children's World Music Express (CWME) celebrates music and movement through cultural diversity. Bill & Tammy engage children in a variety of songs, dance, styles, rhythms, and melodies from around the world. Program includes: ethnic songs, American traditional songs, and instruments from Greek, African, Indian, Latin, Middle Eastern, Western, and Asian cultures.
I love, love love EMPOWERED YOGA and what John Glilespie
is doing to help introduce so many people to ancient wellness practices like yoga and meditation. Even the guys love this guy who teaches the PRO and college strength and conditioning coaches how to BE more of what you are phsycially and mentally.
In his Wilmington center
, there's an upcoming program you don't want to miss.
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Friday November 20, 6 pm to 9 pm will begin with an open house meditation where we will begin with our normal Friday evening program. Beginners are welcome and will be given beginners instruction on seated and walking mediation. Following the meditation there will be a talk given by KC Sato on the Big Mind Process. |
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Saturday November 21, Big Mind Event 12 to 5 pm Friday night is by donation only. About KC Gerpheide |
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Nov. 6: November Art Stroll
On Friday Nov. 6 Kennett's downtown streets look their best. Enjoy refreshments, live music, dining and visits with artists for this month's First Friday Art Stroll.
You might even see Kennett's mayor-elect MATT FETICK

Start the evening at 5:30 p.m. with a Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening Celebration at Cafe Lindo at 109 S. Broad St. Enjoy live music with the Bill Rose Project.
RLD Books at 111 S. Union St. will be having a book signing with local author Franz Lidz. His most notable book On Unstrung Heroes is an amusing memoir of his childhood, which was made into a major motion picture. For more information or to reserve a copy of one of his books contact the bookstore at 610-444-8334.
Marvel at the artistic talent of Wanda Kevis at Brush & Palette , 123 E. State Street. "Spaces" is a mixed media exhibit. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, call Brush & Palette at 610-444-4565.
Longwood Art Gallery , 200 E. State Street, will be hosting an Artist Reception for Richard Bollinger. The exhibit will feature original art and signed limited edition prints. As usual, there will be wine & cheese at the reception. For more information, call the gallery at 610-444-0146.
Flickerwood Wine Cellars is celebrating its one year anniversary with activities all weekend long. Stop by Friday, Saturday or Sunday for a piece of Birthday Cake, live music, Flickerwood Trivia or a special wine tasting on Sunday with the Wine Makers. Friday activities include live music with the Fazio Brothers and an artist reception with photographer Barbara Daugherty Smith. Tickets are required for Sunday's wine tasting and are available by calling the Tasting Room at 610-444-8341.

Local artists Carol McHarg and Cecilia Ross will have their art and books for sale and on display at the storefront at the corner of State and Union Streets. Don't miss this one time opportunity to find unique gifts of original art and handmade books -- this one-time shop will be open from 5-9 p.m.
Other activities on Friday evening include a party and sale at Bedbugzz . . .; the opening of Kennett Square Massage at 116 S. Broad St. Visitors receive a complimentary five-minute chair massage. All who visit this grand opening celebration can enter a drawing to win a free massage. At Beetle Creek Kids cookies and apple juice will be served. And be sure to visit the Paper Market where Alan King will be performing classic Broadway tunes.
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