Holiday concert by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra with a full band and cast of rock-and-soul Christmas arrangements dedicated to B.E. Taylor.
Feel The Love - A B.E. Taylor Christmas returns to Heinz Hall on Tuesday, December 22, from 7 PM to 10 PM. It's a Western Pennsylvania holiday tradition that's been running for more than 30 years, and this year it's presented by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and BackBeat Productions.
The concert is a tribute to the musical legacy of the late B.E. Taylor, and this particular performance is dedicated to his late wife, Veronica Taylor. A full band and cast take on classic Christmas carols, reimagined as modern, high-energy rock-and-soul arrangements. You'll hear familiar songs like "Little Drummer Boy" and "Feel the Love of Christmas" played with a full band behind them rather than as quiet hymns.
Because it's been a local staple for over three decades, it's the kind of show that's become a family tradition for a lot of people around here. The rock-and-soul approach means it's more of a performance than a recital, with a full cast on stage and a full band backing them. It's a high-energy take on the carols you already know, and the dedication to Veronica Taylor adds a personal layer to the evening.
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It all goes down at Heinz Hall, 600 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222, on Tuesday, December 22, from 7 PM to 10 PM.
