Podcasts about christmas concerts

We realize that not every child is going to grow up to be a world class musician or standout singer. Or even be inclined to join their church's choir and go to the symphony every weekend. However, we wholeheartedly believe in music's important place in a child's education - both learning to make good music and learning to appreciate good music. Throughout history, the free societies of the world have valued music education, and for good reason. As we approach our anticipated Christmas Concerts (and Christmas caroling season, of course) this is an excellent time to listen to a conversation with our three music teachers - Sarah Smith (K-2nd grade music), Lindsey Stauffer (upper grammar and secondary music and choir director) and Jennifer Petry (orchestra director) - about why music education enriches a student for life in their future families, churches, and communities at large. Links for Further Listening Here are links to some of the music pieces mentioned in this episode, for your family's further listening enjoyment: ⁠Vivaldi Four Seasons⁠ ⁠Haydn Surprise Symphony⁠ ⁠Bach Toccata and Fugue in d minor⁠ ⁠Berlioz Symphony Fantastique 5th movement

This episode features the 'sounds and sights' of the season!  On the first segment, Jeff Alban, Artistic Director of the Blue Ridge Singers shares the good news about their Christmas Concerts, "Golden Light".  (www.blueridgesingers.org) On the second half, Andrew Keefauver and Onna Keller with the Frederick County Parks and Recreation Department invite the community to 'Walking In A Winter Wonderland' at Clear Brook Park, 11/29 through 1/1!  Details and tickets at www.fcprd.net 

Andrea and Sydney preview the events for the upcoming Christmas on the Square in Downtown Monmouth, including the lineup of Christmas Concerts, the iceless skating rink, food trucks, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

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On this week's Ball & Chain, Rebecca and Steve are spreading cheer this holiday season! Rebecca recaps their 15th and final Christmas concert at their kids' elementary school. While Steve reviews Alexander Payne's 'The Holdovers'. All that plus Viewer Mail on the 264th edition of the Ball & Chain Podcast.

BYU-Idaho staff member, Alex Jeppson, recently helped to produce her 10th BYU-Idaho Christmas concert. She joins reporter, John McSwain, to talk the last decade of putting on Christmas concerts. Article: https://www.byui.edu/radio/

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Dr. Christopher Jackson, Artistic Director & Conductor of the Bach Choir of Bethlehem & the Bach Festival Orchestra, speaking about the 2023 Christmas Concerts on Saturday, December 9th at the First Presbyterian Church, Allentown, and Sunday, December 10th at the First Presbyterian Church, Bethlehem, at 4:00 each afternoon. The Sunday performance will feature a Live Stream option. www.bach.org/

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" conversations about a Christmas concert in Brownville and "Christmas Past and Present" in Grand Island.

This week on the "Friday LIVE Extra" conversations about a Christmas concert in Brownville and "Christmas Past and Present" in Grand Island.

Morning Mixers confessed the information they didn't need to know from family and co-workers. We heard from Mixers who attended Christmas concerts that went awry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining Barry this week on the show are Lois Hofmann (Conductor) and David Worthington (President) of the Clarke County Community Band.  The Band's annual Christmas Concerts will benefit the Chain of Checks campaign for local charities. Also on this episode, Barry observes National Sock Day, Christmas Card Day and a scientific story about reversing the aging process in round worms!   

In this thought-provoking episode of That Music Podcast, Bryson delves into the reasons behind his decision to forego traditional Christmas performances in the classroom. He shares personal experiences and insights that challenge the status quo, emphasizing the importance of creating an inclusive musical environment that resonates with students of all backgrounds. Tune in to gain valuable perspectives on repertoire selection and fostering a more inclusive musical space for every student. Episode Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 1:09 Bryson's Reasoning 2:57 The Impact 8:22 Takeaways Links and Resources: Elementary Newbie Guide Disabilities Guide Steady Beat Survival Guide Join That Music Teacher Community

On Monday's Morning Focus, Alan Morrisey was joined by Clare based Soprano, Regina Nathan. Regina is gearing up for her annual Christmas concerts. The concerts will consist of a variety of Irish and Italian songs with some familiar and popular songs, followed by festive songs to set us all up for the coming weeks of Christmas preparations and celebrations. She will be performing in Ennis as part of her first festive shows in four years. To buy tickets and for more information you can visit www.eventbrite.ie/e/742652141547.

This week on Echoes of Indiana Avenue we'll explore the Indianapolis Recorder's midnight Christmas benefit concerts at the Walker Theatre. We'll be featuring interviews with several Indianapolis musicians who performed at the Christmas benefit shows, including Henry Hinch, Josephine Cheatham Manns, Reggie Gammon, and the late Joe Trotter. We'll also talk with Eunice Trotter, the former owner of the Indianapolis Recorder, and the legendary Indianapolis disc jockey Geno Shelton. Trotter and Shelton organized the Christmas benefit show during the 1980s.  

Eric and Jon prep for Christmas and Christmas Concerts; Apple may allow third party app stores, what happens when satellites are compromised, blind users of a medical implant left hanging when the company folds, and (hopefully) future end to end encrypted iCloud backups. For fun, a site about the satellites around earth and fusion ignition: more energy out than was put in. Happy holidays everyone. 0:00 - Intro 6:25 - YOU get an AppStore, and YOU ... 14:13 - Criminals in Space 19:16 - Second Sight Support Suffers 25:11 - E2E iCloud Backup 34:19 - Just a few Satellites 38:36 - Ignition, Fusion Ignition

www.CCPL.life  //  This message is from our Christmas Concerts the Sunday before Christmas and is the third part of our series "Home for Christmas". //  Connect with us:  www.Facebook.com/ccofpl  www.Instagram.com/ccofpl  www.CCPL.life  info@ccpl.life  //  Speaker:  Mike Rybka,  Date:  December 19, 2021

The Gospel Coalition put on two Christmas concerts. Jon plays clips from them and reacts.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/conversations-that-matter8971/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

*** Brandon goes shopping for a sugar glider *** Top songs streamed on Apple music *** Only 53% of us will decorate for Christmas *** Pillsbury has candy cane sugar cookie dough *** KFIN Breakfast Club powered by Families Inc: *** Dr. Shane Speights - Dean of NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine @ A-STATE (Omicron variant, Numbers and Covid treatment pill ) *** Mikel Wewers - Jonesboro Foundation of Arts - (JoyFest, Christmas Concerts and The Nutcracker Ballet). *** Angy Abaunza - Director of Operations for Habitat for Humanity - Souper Wednesday *** Coach Mike & Alicia Balado - Red Wolves vs Central Arkansas - Saturday at 4PM @ First National Bank Arena *** M.G. Meyering - Delta Symphony Orchestra, Christmas Concert. ***

This week's podcast is a throwback to last year but just as important! During these crazy times we know only one for sure about Advent this year: it will be different. Without the things we are used to, like Christmas Concerts and large family gathers, it might be tempting to just let the season pass us by, but I'm here to challenge you to make this Advent something very special for your family. As a mother of 5, I know how hard it can be to do something that will engage the hearts of every family member, but I have some fun ideas to share with you so that you family can really get Advent right this year. Nancy Bandzuch started Catholic Sprouts two years ago out of a desire to help her own family! She was struggling to find a way to teach her kids the faith every day in spite of busy schedules, distraction and the craziness of life. She was looking for something audio-based because her kids really responded to that, but there was nothing out there that was short, simple, and super easy to use; so she decided to make it herself! And the podcast was born! The response was immediate and overwhelming and sparked ideas for other products to help families teach the faith in a way that is easy, practical and beautiful. They discovered their passion for helping parents evangelize their children. Click below to check out the Catholic Sprouts Nativity Trail: Advent Student from Families https://shop.catholicsprouts.com/products/nativity-trail-advent-study-from-families Click below to check out the Jesse Tree Booklet and Digital Bundle https://shop.catholicsprouts.com/collections/all/products/jesse-tree-booklet Follow Catholic Sprouts on Social Media: https://www.instagram.com/catholicsprouts/ https://www.facebook.com/Smallthingswithlove/

Christmas is big business for Milwaukee, so Piet and Evan bring us some of the artists taking advantage of the time.

In this special look back at 2020-21, I'll examine some of the things we might keep once COVID19 restrictions end. This is part 1 and I'll be offering my thoughts on unexpected visitors, Christmas Concerts and why we don't need inspectors anymore.

In this special look back at 2020-21, I'll examine some of the things we might keep once COVID19 restrictions end. This is part 1 and I'll be offering my thoughts on unexpected visitors, Christmas Concerts and why we don't need inspectors anymore.

My dear friends, as we continue to wait for the coming of Jesus, we bring you more of our Christmas Concerts, with songs you are familiar with. We pray that these help in bringing you Christmas music joy, love and peace. This is our way of saying, thank you so much, from the bottom of our hearts, for being part of our WHISpers podcast family. Happy Blessed Christmas Season everyone! And now here's some of the songs from the Christmas Concert, Jesus is the Reason. Breath of Heaven Away in a Manger, Silent Night, O Holy Night -medley Mary's Little Boy Child Where's the Line to see Jesus Mary Did You Know Celebrate the Gift of Jesus My Grown up Christmas List, Let there be Peace on Earth, Silent Night -medley

My dear friends, being the first week of December, we're not only podcasting Advent mini journeys, we also want to bring you our past Christmas Concerts, with popular songs you are familiar with. We pray that these help in bringing you Christmas joy, love and peace. This is our way of saying, thank you from the bottom of our hearts, thank you so much for being part of our WHISpers podcast family. Amen. Here's one of our Christmas Concerts, Have yourself a Merry Little Christmas: I Love Those JINGLE Bells Jingle Bell Rock Home for the Holidays, White Christmas and I'll be home for Christmas-Medley December 25 Somebody's Angel A Marshmallow World Sleigh Ride, Jingle Bells, Ring Those Bells-Medley Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas

This is a replay of an episode I recorded in 2012. Excuse the sound quality. Many of you may not even be doing ANY concerts this year, much less a Christmas concert. In this very short episode, I just wanted to share some of my thoughts on why I chose many years ago to not have Christmas concerts. Maybe this will give you an idea for the future, when concerts return and the pandemic is a thing of the past. Disclaimer - I do set students up in caroling groups and we go around the school, often with the choir. Easy - fun - very well received! This is the last episode of 2020. I look forward to bringing you more content next year. I'd love to hear from you! Send me a question or comment at jamesthedivine@gmail.com. www.jamesdivine.net

In this episode, the artistic director of the Gabrieli Consort and Players, Paul McCreesh, introduces their new “Bach to School” singing resource, exploring the wonderful world of JS Bach's chorales;Natalie Witts, from the Musicians' Union, answers questions about music copyright within schools, including crucial information that teachers need to know before embarking on virtual Christmas Concerts;And composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer and pioneer of Bhangra, Kuljit Bhamra drops in to explain the music, set the record straight about certain matters, and he suggests some excellent resources.Presented and Produced by Patrick JohnsUseful websites mentioned in the podcastBACH TO SCHOOLBach to School: https://www.gabrieli.com/roar/bach-to-school/ COPYRIGHTThe Copyright Licensing Agency: www.cla.co.ukPRS for Music: www.prsformusic.comPPL: www.ppluk.comThe Educational Recording Agency: www.era.org.ukCopyright & Schools: www.copyrightandschools.orgCopyright, Designs and Patents Act (CDPA): https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/772818/copyright-designs-and-patents-act-1988.pdfThe Musicians' Union: www.musiciansunion.org.ukGovernment Copyright Advice: www.gov.uk/copyright BHANGRADemystifying Indian Music: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY5SLQd6KECnCiLHpFcmrHLVU7Ken6etghttps://www.rukusavenueradio.com/host-kuljit-bhamraMUSIC TEACHERS ASSOCIATION: www.musicteachers.org/join-us  

As schools start their annual winding down for the year, these last few weeks of term can be very stressful, due to end of year events, Christmas Concerts and added pressure on teacher who are often in the report writing stage. This is mean that not only are kids, parents and teachers tired, but for some children who are living with autism in particular, this time of year can feel so overwhelming. As the Mum of a, now young man, living with Autism, this was always the time of year when things could get very overwhelming.

During the 1950s and '60s the Indianapolis Recorder held all-night Christmas concerts at the Walker Theatre. These concerts raised funds for families in need, and helped launch the careers of many Indianapolis musicians. Host Kyle Long speakes with several musicians who performed at these events.

During the 1950s and '60s the Indianapolis Recorder held all-night Christmas concerts at the Walker Theatre. These concerts raised funds for families in need, and helped launch the careers of many Indianapolis musicians. Host Kyle Long speakes with several musicians who performed at these events.

During the 1950s and '60s the Indianapolis Recorder held all-night Christmas concerts at the Walker Theatre. These concerts raised funds for families in need, and helped launch the careers of many Indianapolis musicians. Host Kyle Long speakes with several musicians who performed at these events.

What makes a classic Christmas time hit? Where did Christmas music even come from? All our Christmas questions answered by Professor Steven Knopoff, from the Elder Conservatorium of Music at the University of Adelaide. - Због чега је Божићна музика толико популарна у западним земљама, као што је Аустралија? Из Аделајд Универзитета, са музичке академије, са нама разговарао је Професор Стевен Кнопоф (Steven Knopoff).

The days of children's Christmas concerts return as Farley's story of the Coalfields School in 1927 is recounted.Also, shop THE COUNTRY STORE on Saturday Dec 21 for great savings on unique homey items, and a chance to win a $30 certificate.www.kootenaibrown.caemail: RadioKBPV@gmail.com

The Rev. Marc Smith dives into Handel’s Messiah, a well-beloved classic at Christmas Concerts. But did you know Handel also wrote a piece for Hanukkah? Come and hear about Judas Maccabaeus, an oratorio Handel composed in 1746 which tells the story of the Hanukkah lights.

Trayce (@TrixieCanuck) and Adam (@ItsAdamCanuck)discuss CHRISTMAS CONCERTS! Recorded at their dining room table on December 14th, 2018. Trayce drank mandarin orange tea and Adam drank vanilla chai. http://panicmoonproductions.com facebook.com/panicmoonproductions twitter.com/nooMcinaP

Dave and Kurt talk about Christmas Concerts.  Then they get into the next 2 days of the NHL. And a rare Thursday Night NFL Showdown Breakdown. 

On today’s episode, Christmas Shopping and how to enjoy the Christmas season in Paris. I’m in Paris right now and I’ve enjoyed a few of these activities, I just HAD to share with my listeners! I’ll list the Christmas markets, the best department stores and covered passages at the Christmas season. In this episode you’ll also learn about where you can go see a beautiful Crêche (nativity scene), Christmas Concerts in Paris and Midnight Mass at Notre Dame. For my personal update I will also talk about the Gilet Jaune protests going on in Paris and the rest of France. What do you need to know to stay safe? Click here to view the complete Show Notes for this episode.

We're in the heart of school Christmas concert time, so we looked back at our favorite xmas concert memories and took calls on yours. We also aired another CISN Christmas Wish, this time to a very deserving military family. We also played who do you trust for Johnny Reid tickets! 

A look at some of the Pantos, Christmas Concerts and other Seasonal events going on this weekend. CHappy CHannakah!

Jake and Todd welcome you to pull up a chair in front of their fireplace (Todd's 60 inch HDTV) and enjoy the holidays! The guys are joined by "The People's Champion" Mike The Destroyer and first time guest Jon Miller, from Atlas. After some whiskey you'll hear the guys talk about what the holidays really mean to them. Todd runs away from home (twice). Mike hates the original XBox. Jon drinks with The Dictators in New York. Jake is concermed about people who get up and walk around during Christmas Concerts. Todd shouts down Oglebay, West Virginia's Christmas Lights Display. (This episode means a lot to me and is something I will smile at years down the road - Todd) Musical Guest : Smeagol (from Lord of the Rings) - The Precious is Coming to Town