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“Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming” is a traditional Christmas song. It is a German hymn originally titled “Es ist ein Ros entsprungen,” dating back to the late 16th century. The song speaks about the prophecy of Jesus’ birth, likening him to a rose blooming in the midst of winter as a symbol of hope and salvation. Its gentle melody and reflective lyrics make it a favorite during the Advent and Christmas seasons.

“It Came Upon the Midnight Clear” is a classic Christmas carol with a focus on peace and goodwill. It was written in 1849 by Edmund Hamilton Sears, a Unitarian minister from Wayland, Massachusetts. The song’s message emphasizes the angelic proclamation of peace on Earth.

“God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen” is one of the oldest and most beloved English Christmas carols, dating back to at least the 16th century. It reflects the joyous celebration of Christ’s birth and the comfort and hope it brings.

“Jingle Bells” was written by James Lord Pierpont in 1857. Originally titled “The One Horse Open Sleigh,” the song was intended as a Thanksgiving tune rather than a Christmas carol. Pierpont composed it while living in Savannah, Georgia, and it quickly became associated with the winter holiday season due to its cheerful melody and festive lyrics. Over time, it evolved into one of the most popular Christmas songs worldwide.

Santa Claus Is Coming to Town is a classic Christmas song written by John Frederick Coots and Haven Gillespie in 1934. The song has become one of the most enduring holiday standards and has been covered by countless artists across various genres.

If you follow us, you have heard this tune before. A beautiful ballad written by Ric's dad, Ben, a number of years ago. This is the 2024 version of a great tune!

The hymn “We Gather Together” was written by Adrianus Valerius in 1597. Originally titled “Wilt heden nu treden,” it served as a Dutch patriotic song celebrating the victory of Dutch Protestants over Spanish forces during the Battle of Turnhout. “We Gather Together” has since become a staple in American Thanksgiving celebrations and is often sung in various Christian denominations, symbolizing gratitude and communal worship

I am not sure of the origin, but it is a beautiful song,

"After You've Gone" is a classic jazz and pop standard written in 1918 by Turner Layton (music) and Henry Creamer (lyrics). It was first introduced by Marion Harris, a popular singer of the era, and quickly became a significant hit.

"April Showers" is a popular song that has become an enduring standard in American music. It was first written in 1921 by the songwriting team of Louis Silvers (music) and B. G. DeSylva (lyrics). The song debuted in the Broadway musical Bombo, where it was performed by legendary entertainer Al Jolson.

"Fascinating Rhythm" is known for its intricate, syncopated rhythms, which were innovative at the time and gave the song its unique, "fascinating" quality. The lyrics reflect a sense of restlessness and energy, mirroring the rhythm itself. This syncopation became a defining feature of many Gershwin songs, blending elements of jazz and classical music.

Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement by IMMusic

The tin whistle is a simple six-holed woodwind instrument. A type of fipple flute closely associated with traditional Irish music, it is also known as a penny whistle, Irish whistle, Celtic whistle, or feadóg stáin (the Irish word pronounced fa-dog-spawn). Irish Whistle - Bob Pegritz Piano - Ric Iannone Violin - Luke J. Hughes

The tin whistle is a simple six-holed woodwind instrument. A type of fipple flute closely associated with traditional Irish music, it is also known as a penny whistle, Irish whistle, Celtic whistle, or feadóg stáin (the Irish word pronounced fa-dog-spawn). Irish Whistle - Bob Pegritz Piano - Ric Iannone Violin - Luke J. Hughes

The tin whistle is a simple six-holed woodwind instrument. A type of fipple flute closely associated with traditional Irish music, it is also known as a penny whistle, Irish whistle, Celtic whistle, or feadóg stáin (the Irish word pronounced fa-dog-spawn). Irish Whistle - Bob Pegritz Piano - Ric Iannone Violin - Luke J. Hughes

The tin whistle is a simple six-holed woodwind instrument. A type of fipple flute closely associated with traditional Irish music, it is also known as a penny whistle, Irish whistle, Celtic whistle, or feadóg stáin (the Irish word pronounced fa-dog-spawn). Irish Whistle - Bob Pegritz Piano - Ric Iannone Violin - Luke J. Hughes

The Prelude in C# Minor is particularly well-known for its haunting melody and dramatic intensity.

A charming and elegant waltz, characteristic of Brahms' romantic style.

A little Swing, a little BigBand and a little Jazz and you have "Strike Up the Band!" 🥁🥁🎷🎺

July 4th week so a patriotic song.