An Organ Concert and Sing-Along with the Fox Theatre’s organist in residence
Larry-Douglas Embury playing the Mighty Mo organ!
And featuring Joe Gransden with his 16-Piece Big Band and The Gwinnett Young Singers.
Doors Open at 6:00 pm, Holiday Sing-Along begins at 7:00pm
A Christmas Story
A Tribute to the Original, Traditional, One-Hundred-Percent, Red-Blooded, Two-Fisted, All-American Christmas...
Snow on Peachtree Street and Inside the Fox!
Photos with Santa
This is a ticketed event. Tickets are limited.
Tickets will be available beginning Monday, November 16, 2009 at the Fox Theatre Box Office
and through Ticketmaster.com. (Tickets through ticketmaster.com will incur the applicable services charges.)
Larry-Douglas Embury presides over the thunder-and-whisper majesty of "Mighty Mo," the massive Möller organ that is the centerpiece of Atlanta's Fox Theatre - at 4600 seats, the largest grossing legitimate theatre in the country. At the Fox Theatre, Embury is at the controls not just of the instrument itself, but of the lift which brings the organ platform up through the floor onto the stage, to the delight of the audience.
Larry-Douglas just released "Christmas at the Fox" Starring Larry, Carols and "MO" Performed on "MO" The Möller Concert Organ just in time for the 2006/2007 holiday season. On our CD page you can get more information and even hear samples of all Larry-Douglas' CDs!
And, last but certainly not least, an innovative CD/DVD with new state-of-the-art complex visual component featuring the DVD debut of the Kaleidoplex™ Digital Light Organ "Sonic Bloom" features Larry-Douglas on both piano and organ, often with bass and drums for a jazz sound. The unique packaging by DuoArts, with both DVD Video and CD Stereo in the same package, makes Larry-Douglas' talent available on theatre systems with 5.1 surround sound, or on any conventional CD player.
Mighty Mo
and
"All that Jazz"
Starring Larry-Douglas Embury Organist in Residence Atlanta's Fox Theatre
Featuring
The Phantom of the Fox, Joe. G Patton
Performing "Joe's Song" with
Larry-Douglas Embury