Christmas With The Salvation Army 2026
From beloved Christmas classics to fresh and unexpected sounds, Christmas With The Salvation Army brings the beauty of Christmas to Roy Thomson Hall for one unforgettable evening.
This year's special guest is Levi Schechtmann, the internationally recognized German pianist known as LEVI.SCT. With more than 1.7 million followers on Instagram and millions of views on his performances, Levi has captivated audiences around the world by bringing together the virtuosity of classical piano with contemporary rhythms and sounds. His unique approach brings classical piano to life in a way that feels fresh, exhilarating, and accessible to a new generation.
Under the artistic direction of the Territorial Music and Arts Ministries team, Christmas With The Salvation Army will also feature the Canadian Staff Band, Canadian Staff Songsters, NEON, organist Ian Sadler, and the Festival Chorus. Together, these outstanding musicians will fill Roy Thomson Hall with the sounds of Christmas, bringing timeless carols, contemporary worship, and spectacular musical performances together for an evening of hope, joy, and celebration.
Event Title: Christmas With The Salvation Army
Date: December 12, 2026
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: Roy Thomson Hall - 60 Simcoe Street, Toronto, ON, Canada
Levi Schechtmann
Levi Schechtmann, born in 1999 in Hamburg, is a German pianist redefining classical music by fusing it with modern beats, and contemporary sounds. Classically trained from an early agze, he honed his craft under the renowned pianist Anna Vinnitskaya and Julija Botchkovskaia at the Hamburg University of Music and Theater.
His groundbreaking arrangements breathe new life into the works of Bach, Liszt, and Chopin, making classical music more dynamic and accessible to a new generation. With over 1,000,000 Instagram followers and millions of views on his viral performances, Schechtmann is captivating audiences worldwide and reshaping the way we experience classical music.
Roy Thomson Hall
Roy Thomson Hall is a renowned concert hall located in Toronto, Canada. It is a prominent cultural and architectural landmark in the city. The hall, which opened in 1982, is named after Roy Thomson, a Canadian media magnate. Roy Thomson Hall is home to the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and is an integral part of Toronto's cultural scene and continues to be a cherished venue for both artists and audiences, offering an exceptional space for enjoying live music performances.
