The Boston Pops Holiday Concerts

[Dollypop]

Keith Lockhart

[kec]

Thanks, Dollypop, very much enjoyed that interview.

[Dollypop]

Thanks for taking the time to read it, kec.

[kec]

Love the Boston Pops, and Mr. Lockhart. Was surprised and delighted to see him conducting the orchestra at the Queens Jubilee when I saw the video clip of Alfie Boe singing O Sole Mio/It's Now or Never. One of these days I'll get to see them live... :)

[Dollypop]

Perhaps you'll be able to catch the Pops when they're on tour.

[Rabekriegerin]

I do recommend the tour, having just caught it during its University of Connecticut performance. (The place was all but sold out!)

[kec]

I wish... unfortunately my job has me living and working in Ghana at the present time.

[Dollypop]

Well, that's a different matter completely.

[millie_dillmount]

Thanks for that interview, Dollypop. I'm glad to see there are others on here who appreciate Keith Lockhart. He and the orchestra are always a joy to watch perform together. The Spring 2013 season looks great; I already bought tickets for the Matthew Morrison concert, but plan on buying tickets to more shows.

The Boston Pops rendition of Twelve Days of Christmas is always such a joy to watch, do you know if it is included in this holiday season, Dollypop? One year I went they did not perform it, and I had been looking forward to it.

[FindingNamo]

I very much enjoyed reading that interview, it was short and sweet and all about Lockhart and the Pops. I also felt I learned a little something I never knew before. Good work.

[Dollypop]

"The Twelve Days of Christmas" wasn't performed this weekend at the Tilles Center. It needs a full choir for its best effect. I'm pretty sure it'll be done in the Symphony Hall concerts when the Tanglewood Festival Chorus is part of the program. It's really a pip, isn't it?