Holy cow! Don’t tell me I never posted Silent Night! But it’s still Christmas here, so let’s post Silent Night–sung by the choir at Winchester Cathedral.
Yes, we’re still taking Christmas hymn requests.
Holy cow! Don’t tell me I never posted Silent Night! But it’s still Christmas here, so let’s post Silent Night–sung by the choir at Winchester Cathedral.
Yes, we’re still taking Christmas hymn requests.
Well, we couldn’t let Christmas go by without posting Silent Night, could we? Thanks, Phoebe, for requesting it.
Here we have it from the choir at Kings College, Cambridge.
Excuse me while I wipe away a couple tears. The beauty of this carol, the beauty of Christmas, is not something to be taken stoically.
Requested by Phoebe: Silent Night, sung by the Yoder Family.
(These last two carols are a little late–but I trust they can never be too late.)
Is it too early for Christmas hymns? Nah–not around here it isn’t. Presenting Joshua and Jeremy Swanson, with Silent Night and Joy to the World. Here’s praying we all make it to Christmas and beyond.
I might’ve posted this not so long ago, but I can’t help it–I can’t resist the hymn itself and the gorgeous background scenery, the Lord’s handiwork.
Requested by Katheleen: Silent Night, sung by the Yoder Family. I’ve been hearing this carol all my life, and it’s never lost its luster.
It’s the only Carol Contest entry we have so far today, but it’s a nice one–Silent Night, sung by the Yoder Family, requested by Phoebe. We really couldn’t have Christmas without Silent Night, could we? (Well, of course we could! But you know what I mean.)
We weren’t about to let the season pass without Silent Night. Requested by Erlene, sung by the Winchester Cathedral Choir.
Early, early memory: Grandma singing this to me in German. “Stille nacht, heilige nacht…”
Hey! Let’s do Christmas for all we’re worth! Sing it, shout it, proclaim it: Christ the Savior is born, He whose right it is to rule, He’ll break the heathen with a rod of iron–and we are saved!
Come on, more carols–the villains hate to hear it. Demons flee from His face. God sets ’em up and sets ’em down. And we are saved!
So here’s another Christmas carol–Silent Night, sung by Alan Jackson.
And let’s wrap up the carol contest for today with Phoebe’s second request, Silent Night–here sung by Bing Crosby, with help from a boys’ choir. We can’t have Christmas without Silent Night, can we?
We have a request for Silent Night! Lydia wants to hear it, so here it is–sung by Bing Crosby.
The hymn shop’s always open, boys ‘n’ girls–open for Easter and Christmas hymns all year.