Requested by Erlene: O Holy Night, sung by Donna Roberson (I couldn’t get Carroll).
Hooray! I had my cigar, then got out of the chair and back indoors without a mishap.
Requested by Erlene: O Holy Night, sung by Donna Roberson (I couldn’t get Carroll).
Hooray! I had my cigar, then got out of the chair and back indoors without a mishap.
Requested by SemperSoloDeoGloria, we have O Holy Night performed by Tomee Profit with Tauren Wells and Svircina.
I’ve never heard it done so energetically.
Christmas is never out of season here!
Requested by Susan, O Holy Night–a metal/rock version by Dan Vasc.
You might be surprised.
I admit I can’t get past the metal music; but for those who can, we have Dan Vasc performing O Holy Night, requested by Michele Dumas. And she has another, too, which I’m going to get to forthwith.
Another entry in our carol contest: O Holy Night, sung by John Berry; requested by Ohiochessfan.
I’m acting on the principle that you can never have too many Christmas hymns; so if you’ve got one you’d like to share, just say so.
Well, I told you’d I’d post one or two Christmas hymns a month, year-round. That goes for Easter, too–so don’t be afraid to request it.
O Holy Night, by the Voice of Eden Choir Masters Assn., India: featuring soloist Deborah Blesse. The Lord has certainly blessed her with a voice!
(See, I told you: nooze-free weekend, especially Sunday.)
Erlene asked for “Oh, Night Divine,” but whenever I searched for that, O Holy Night came up. Well, I thought it might. So let’s make the best of it–O Holy Night, sung by Home Free (I like their sound).
It’s never too early for a Christmas hymns; at least, not around here, it isn’t.
Requested by Susan: O, Holy Night, performed by the Celtic Trio backed up by an Irish choir.
There has never been a time when we didn’t need our Savior.
Christmas Carol Contest–wagons, roll!
Today’s first entry is from SlimJim: O Holy Night, featuring Madi Jackson.
Remember–the winner gets either an autographed copy of one of my books (you in the back–stop yawning!) or a cool red T-shirt that says “If they have to kill us, they’ve lost.”
I can’t let this Christmas pass without a tribute to my aunts–Gertie, Millie, Joan, Florence, and Betty.
Whenever I went to see them during the Christmas season–which was often, they only lived a few blocks from us–they had Andre Rieu on TV, playing Christmas music. And this was one of their favorites: O Holy Night.
Note the little girl in the audience imitating Andre Reiu conducting the orchestra.