Norden Farm show to celebrate Sinatra's Christmas hits

Christmas simply wouldn’t be Christmas without Frank Sinatra!

Join Robert Habermann for a live celebration of Sinatra’s greatest hits together with a generous helping of Christmas songs that Frank recorded over his long illustrious career.

So where does Sinatra’s association with Christmas come from?

It goes right back to 1948, the year the LP format was introduced by Sinatra’s then record label Columbia.

That was when the 32-year-old released Christmas Songs By Sinatra.

It was the first Frank Sinatra Christmas album, arranged by the redoubtable Axel Stordahl.

Robert Habermann was discovered by legendary American singer Margaret Whiting.

He worked in the USA and was voted Best International Performer 1994 by the prestigious Manhattan Association of Cabarets of New York. It resulted in several major tours.

Robert performed with the late Loonis McGlohan who wrote songs for Sinatra.

He was the first major British singer to perform a concert to celebrate Frank Sinatra’s 80th Birthday at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall in 1995.

Robert has performed at Purcell Rom, London’s Southbank Centre, Royal Albert Hall, London Palladium, Epsom Playhouse and many other venues in the UK.

He conjures the spirit of the holiday season bringing Christmas to Life with Sinatra favourites such as Santa Claus is Coming To Town, Let It Snow, The Christmas Song and, of course, the much loved White Christmas.

Plus many of Frank’s iconic and instantly recognisable hits including: Come Fly With Me, Strangers In The Night, Fly Me To The Moon, The Tender Trap, One For My Baby, New York New York and many more.