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Celtic Woman - National Christmas Tree Lighting

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Celtic Woman performs ''Carol of the Bells" at the National Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony in Washington, D.C., on December 3rd, 2009.

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  • This makes me miss Meav so much more.......I will admit that Lynn did a decent job of it....but the part where Meav cresendo's and gets higher in pitch is the best part of the song. I miss Meav AND Orla so much......

  • They're really, really good. But make sure you see the original lineup singing it. They're always be a bit of a sad moment when I don't hear Meav's voice trilling the high notes :) She really completed this song.

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  • @bornirish1012 Just be glad that the whole group has not disbanded.

  • @mythicaljuls The original members did a Christmas special a few years ago. This song was the first song they sang on their special. You can find the video here on Youtube.

  • amazing lynn!!miss u!!!

  • where can i see the original line up/menbers singing this?

  • follow chloe on twitter @ChloeAgnew :-)

  • @peaslovecats Nope, she was only there for the filming of one PBS special and one tour.

  • do they sing the whole song together?? I think it is really cool to preform at the national tree lighting I'd give andthing to sing with celtic woman or be there for the special night

  • do they sing the whole song together??

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