This holiday season, viewers around the world can once again experience “Christmas at Belmont: Live from Nashville,” currently streaming on Wonder Project on Prime Video.
Filmed at Belmont University’s Fisher Center for the Performing Arts, the 90-minute production features more than 600 student musicians and vocalists performing traditional carols, classical masterworks and contemporary seasonal favorites. The program also includes special guest appearances by celebrated Belmont alumni Ashley Cooke (’19), Cody Fry (’12) and Dwan Hill (’08, ’13).
“We are deeply grateful for our partnership with Wonder Project and for the shared values that bring this collaboration to life,” said Belmont President Greg Jones. “Together, we believe in the power of faith-inspired storytelling to uplift, unite and bring hope to the world. ‘Christmas at Belmont’ is a beautiful expression of that shared purpose, celebrating joy and the beauty of the season through music.”
"At Wonder Project, we're passionate about inspiring hope," said Kristoff Hart, Belmont alumnus and vice president of partner marketing at Wonder Project. "The performances and visuals in 'Christmas at Belmont' are a beautiful expression of what we seek to share with the world. We're honored to partner with Belmont to bring this meaningful tradition to families everywhere this holiday season.”
The collaboration brings one of Belmont’s most cherished traditions to viewers far beyond campus, extending the reach of the University’s student artistry throughout the holiday season.
A treasured Belmont tradition since 2003, “Christmas at Belmont” brings together the University’s top vocal and instrumental ensembles for a celebration of faith, artistry and collaborative performance. Viewers will see performances from more than a dozen student ensembles, including the Belmont Chorale, Symphony Orchestra, Southbound (country), Voxology (Gospel/R&B) and other featured groups from the School of Music.
“Christmas at Belmont: Live from Nashville” is currently streaming on Wonder Project on Prime Video.