O Holy Night - Melodeon (TOTM)

'O Holy Night' on Button Accordion (Melodeon).

This is '3 of 3' Christmas songs that I have recorded to share on Melodeon.net with the theme of the month being 'Christmas'.

Dec, 2009
Australia

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[astridiato]

awsome this tune... Douce Nuit in French.. Glade Jul in Norwegian ! bravo !

[HectorAwol]

Thanks Astrid. What are you doing musically at this time?

[SpriteBat]

Very beautiful! I am trying to learn "Angels We Have Heard On High" on my new toy accordian.

I hope you have a wonderful Christmas!

[HectorAwol]

Great choice. Merry Christmas to you also!

[susisinead]

Lovely!!!!

[HectorAwol]

Thank you!

[ThePumpOrgan]

@HectorAwol This last night we had -6° Celsius. No more snow though but still it's white all over. I can't remember such a cold November.---

Have you ever built a snowman?

However the weather and climate conditions are, Christmas definitely is great. So many non-believers still celebrate all the traditions. I even have Muslim friends with Christmas trees at their homes.

[HectorAwol]

Thank you, Uwe! Yes, I love this tune very much. Thank you for the added bit of information. We have been brought up with stories and carols with white winter Christmases but over here it is in fact the middle of a hot summer when December 25 comes around! Thanks for taking a look.

[ThePumpOrgan]

We had the first snow tonoght. Therefore I thought to look what your archive has to offer concerning Christmas and winter. I just listened to htis one - my favorite, too, and I'm not trying to flatter- and you did a great job on it.

I read here that you like this carol as a choir version. A Swedish Tenor, Jussi Björling, recorded it in the 1950th in a most beautiful version. You'll find it here on YouTube. It's called "O Helga Natt".

[Zac360TURN]

No my accordions are in the other room, I was just curious.