Annie Lennox - Angels From the Realms of Glory HD

[Cologneer]

Amazing arrangement from Annie, timeless beautiful. My favorite version.

[ianmaclure]

Its been years since I listened to any of her stuff. Her voice has a very different quality. Throatier and lacking the soaring top register of her early Eurythmics work. Still not bad...

[ptpoo1]

Angelic voice!!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE Annie Lennox

[marcycripps]

Thank you SO MUCH for making and posting this video. Happy Holidays to you and the always brilliantly stunning Annie Lennox. I, too, hope she had a wonderful birthday this Christmas. She does so much for those in need and spreads so much joy with that voice of perfection--she is truly a gift to us all. Best wishes for a healthy and happy 2012 to everyone!

[eduardomicet]

Happy birthday to your beautiful, uncomparable, talented and amazing Annie Lennox

[1melodyaurora1]

<3 beautiful!!!thanks for sharing :))) happy Christmas to everyone!!!!

love and peace for evermore. <3~<3~<3

[danilele75]

Gloria in excelsis Deo...:-) LOVE

[Scotlanz]

Whenever I sing the version of this that I know, my Irish friends don't know it. Must be a Scottish thing. Annie's from Aberdeen and her version is slightly different from the Dundee version. God bless regional folk music.

[skippy11141]

I simply cannot understand people trying to somehow inject paganism and wicca witchcraft crap into these beautiful and stunning Christmas songs by one of the greatest singers of our time.Not only is that insulting to Miss Lennox, it seems an attempt to secularize the blessed birth of our LORD JESUS THE CHRIST! Come on, it is what it is and it isn't anything other than Praise to God through our LORD JESUS THE CHRIST.

[ptpoo1]

@skippy11141 Thank you for your post...JESUS IS LORD

[MrBluebanjo]

ahhhh the wonderfull annie.

there must be a angel playing with my heart ;)

[Superbook4Eva]

Why are we getting into a religious debate here instead of commenting on how BEAUTIFUL this?!! I could care less if Annie is Catholic, Jewish, agnostic or Buddhist... this is a stunning version of this song. Let's all get along and just enjoy!

[compaq1234599]

i sang this at school for part of a play with year 5

[ccbitikofer]

the decision to celebrate the birth of Jesus in the winter was to replace a pagan celebration popular at the time. Even around Bethlehem, it is too cold to keep sheep outside in the fields.

[lichtbroeder]

Excellent singing and incredible orchestration too. Would love to hear Annie sing with Maddy Prior. Similar voices, though Annie's is more powerful.

[Jarica32]

Incredible version of this classic xmas carol. Congratulatios dear, you are the best.

[eclctcmnd]

I want that dress!

[timothyj1966]

beautiful production of a classic carol... love it

[MrRODOARZE]

SHE IS A REALLY ANGEL!!!

[spiderdancer33]

Glorious Elation.

Splendid.Superb.

[dcardelhac]

Yes I feel the same, she is magical

[Donaldlbutts]

Listening to Annie Lennox is akin to being seduced by a great wiccan witch...always a mythological adventure...

[WaterboyPhx]

@Donaldlbutts Yes!!

[TheRanhyn]

@Donaldlbutts "Listening to Annie Lennox is akin to being seduced by a great wiccan witch"

"Angels from the realms of glory,

Wing your flight o'er all the earth;

Ye who sang creation's story,

Now proclaim Messiah's birth:

Come and worship,

Come and worship,

Worship Christ, the newborn King!

What is pagan about that?

[FantasmaLuna]

@TheRanhyn Actually, there are a lot of Pagan roots in the Christian religion.

[XTestament]

@FantasmaLuna Correction, there are pagan roots in the Catholic religion

[Aaronthegreatest]

@XTestament Catholicism is the progenitor of all other branches of Christianity. So...yeahhh.

[Aaronthegreatest]

@Aaronthegreatest cept Orthodox :)

[XTestament]

@Aaronthegreatest It's a little more complicated then that seeing as how Christianity started before Catholicism. I'd go into greater detail but there's just to much to even summarize.

[Aaronthegreatest]

@XTestament The Christian church existed as one until it split into Orthodox and Western Christianity. After more fissures appeared after the 16th century, Catholicism is what the "old-school" church in Rome called itself to distinguish themselves and the protestants. But since then, a lot of other formerly subsets of Christianity have broken off from Catholicism; that's what I meant.

[Hedgewisekat]

@Aaronthegreatest except the NT alludes to divisions between early Christian communities, not to mention heresies like Gnosticism. When Rome adopted trinitarian Christianity in the 4thC was the closest the Church came to unity. Even then, in the UK we had Celtic Christianity which had to be reintigrated into the Roman form. Then there was more disunity. Roman Christianity, or Catholicism, has only ever been one flavour of Christianity and not the only or original Church.

[Aaronthegreatest]

@Hedgewisekat Okay you win. I don't know much about religion, but if there are pagan roots in the Catholic religion, then Protestantism and all of its subsets and branches, as well as any other form of Christianity derived from Catholicism, can also be said to have pagan roots. Catholicism and Protestantism (and its branches) are by far the most practiced forms of Christianity today, so it's reasonable to say the Christian religion has pagan roots.

[TheVivifire]

beautiful video!

[MiCanaldeArte]

Great video and beautiful song, i like it! *****

Thanks!

[eduardomicet]

@MiCanaldeArte Gracias ;)