Here is “Silent Night” sung in Japanese (with lyrics) by Ashley Serena. Please enjoy “Kiyoshi, Kono Yoru”!
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Tag: Christmas
By Request, ‘Ode to Joy to the World’ (Double Wow!)
Wow! This blew me out of the water! Reblogged from Lee Duigon’s blog. Enjoy!
Feel free to request some Christmas hymns on Mr. Duigon’s blog! It’s Christmas Carol Contest time!
Well, that left me breathless! Thanks, Heidi, for suggesting this: Ode to Joy to the World by the Piano Guys, plus bell-ringers, orchestra, choir, and a couple of heartfelt wows on my part.
If you look at the title and go, “Huh?”, just give it a chance. Just play the video, and prepare to be blown away.
By Request, ‘Hark! The Herald Angels Sing’
From Lee Duigon’s blog, Amy Grant sings “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing”. This is an important Christmas carol!
This rates a Wow, don’t you think? Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, performed by Amy Grant: requested by SlimJim. You don’t want to skip this one! Turn up the volume–Christ is born in Bethlehem!
The J&J Christmas Concerts
My brother, Jeremy, and I played Christmas songs for our English students. Our first day of Christmas concerts was on Thursday, December 13th. Jay played the ukulele and I played the guitar.
We played five songs for each class. Here are some YouTube samples…
{ J&J Christmas medley – 3 songs }
Song No. 1 – “Silent Night”
The first song in the medley was “Silent Night”. Here’s one by Il Divo.
Song No. 2 – “Joy to the World”
The second song was “Joy to the World”. Here’s one by Acappella.
Song No. 3 – “El Santa Pasa” (“El Condor Pasa”)
And the third song of our medley was “El Santa Pasa”. We changed the title of “El Condor Pasa”, a South American song, to make it into a “Christmas song”. 🙂 “The Santa Passes”… get it? Here’s one I found on YouTube performed with saxophones by the Christmas Band!
{ Sing-alongs }
Song No 4. – “We Wish You A Merry Christmas”
We also played some easy songs that the students can sing along with. We sang “We Wish You A Merry Christmas” together! Here’s Mr. Munson playing the song on the guitar (with lyrics).
Song No. 5 – “Jingle Bells”
And the last song we played and sang was “Jingle Bells“! This is a ukulele performance by Hoang Luu.
We are going to play these 5 songs on Friday, Saturday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, too!
We also want the students to learn the true meaning of Christmas – the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
Angels We Have Heard On High
“Angels We Have Heard On High” sung by Acappella.
Son Of God
Reblogged from Unashamed of Jesus. Jesus Christ is our God!
“I will surely tell of the decree of the LORD: He said to Me, ‘You are My Son, Today I have begotten You. Psalm 2:7
Over 1,000 years before Jesus was born, God promised to send his only begotten Son. What does it mean to be the Son of God? Did Yahweh have a Biological Son? That’s not possible, God is a Spirit not a Man (John 4:24)
Many people are quick to call Jesus the Son of God, but do they really know what being the Son of God means? First we need to understand God and we need to understand the state of humanity.
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. Genesis 1:1
In the beginning God created Time, Space, and Matter. Inside our realm of Time, Space, and Matter we are bound and limited by the Laws of Nature. Outside of this realm God…
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By Request, ‘O Holy Night’ (Il Divo)
This is my brother’s first request for Lee Duigon’s Christmas Carol Contest, and this is my first reblog!
Justin’s brother, Jeremy, enters our Christmas Carol Contest with this request: O Holy Night, by Il Divo.
So far, What Child Is This? continues to lead with 22 views on the day it was posted. I don’t know–is that a lot of views? Well, we’ll find out, I guess.
