ANDRÉ RIEU’S 2026 CHRISTMAS CONCERT:
LET IT SNOW
ONLY IN CINEMAS – 5 & 6 DECEMBER
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For audiences around the world, André Rieu’s Christmas concerts have become a much-loved part of the festive season. This December, the maestro returns to the big screen with his brand-new Christmas spectacular Let It Snow, coming to cinemas for two special days only on 5 and 6 December.
For more than a decade, André’s Christmas cinema concerts have become a cherished festive tradition, bringing friends and families together to share the music, warmth and unmistakable sense of occasion of an André Rieu concert – all from the comfort of their local cinema.
Filmed in André’s magnificent Winter Palace in his hometown of Maastricht, his Christmas concerts are renowned for transforming the concert hall into an extraordinary seasonal wonderland. Glittering chandeliers, twinkling Christmas trees, Venetian candelabras and romantic lighting are joined by falling snow, two ice rinks, live skaters, dazzling dancers and magnificent festive décor. The result is a fairytale brought to life on a spectacular scale – the largest Christmas ballroom in the world.
And this year, the snow really does take centre stage. Let It Snow brings together festive favourites including the title song, All I Want for Christmas, Feliz Navidad, Jingle Bells and Silent Night, alongside André’s signature waltzes, classical favourites and plenty of musical surprises.
André is joined by his world-famous Johann Strauss Orchestra, exceptional sopranos, a magnificent 100-voice male choir and special guest Emma Kok, who has become a much-loved part of André’s concerts around the world. Together they bring the season to life with soaring voices, sweeping melodies, laughter and festive cheer.
André Rieu said: “Christmas is one of my favourite times of the year, and there is nothing I love more than creating this magical celebration with my orchestra and sharing it with audiences around the world. With Let It Snow, I want everyone in the cinema to feel as though they have stepped into our Winter Palace in Maastricht – surrounded by beautiful music, twinkling lights and, of course, plenty of snow! I hope families and friends will come together, sing along and leave the cinema filled with the joy of Christmas.”
Presented by Piece of Magic Entertainment, the feature-length event will be shown in more than 500 cinemas across the UK, with select encore screenings to follow. Broadcaster Charlotte Hawkins – familiar to audiences from Classic FM and Good Morning Britain – will also take cinemagoers behind the scenes, exploring Maastricht’s Christmas markets and soaking up the festive atmosphere before sharing an exclusive, heart-warming interview with André, available only in cinemas.
There is something particularly special about experiencing André at the cinema: settling into your seat, escaping the December cold and enjoying all the scale and splendour of his spectacular Christmas world close to home.
Whether snow is falling outside or you are simply dreaming of a white Christmas, Let It Snow offers the perfect way to begin the festive season – a chance to escape into a world of music, celebration and Christmas magic with the people you love. So gather your family and friends, settle into your cinema seat and let André Rieu provide the soundtrack to the most wonderful time of the year.
About Piece of Magic Entertainment
Established in 2017, Piece of Magic Entertainment (POM) is a worldwide theatrical distributor specialising in prestige documentaries, feature films, anime, live gaming events, and world-class concerts. POM is always pushing the boundaries of what is possible and delivering cinematic experiences to audiences around the world.
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