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Peanuts, Father Vijay, Christmas Jazz, Merry Christmas!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-true-conservative--2039343/support.

It's time to Discover, Learn, and Play Jazz Piano!KeywordsJazz Piano, Improvisation, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, Christmas Jazz, Jazz Skills, Music Education, Piano Techniques, Jazz Harmony, Melody Analysis, Jazz StandardsSummaryIn this episode of Jazz Piano Skills, Dr. Bob Lawrence explores the classic Christmas tune 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town' with a focus on developing improvisational skills. The session is structured around a three-tier approach: harmony, melody, and improvisation, emphasizing the importance of understanding one's strengths and weaknesses in jazz piano. The episode includes practical exercises and techniques for improvisation, culminating in a comprehensive exploration of the tune.Podcast PacketsIllustrationsLead SheetsPlay AlongsTakeawaysThe three-tier approach to studying tunes is essential.Understanding your strengths and weaknesses is crucial for improvement.Improvisation can be systematically developed using specific techniques.Listening to various renditions of a tune enhances understanding.Practicing with stationary threads helps develop harmonic vision.Incorporating silence in music is as important as sound.Eighth note movement adds complexity to improvisation.Half-step approachments create tension in musical phrases.Improvisation is a lifelong journey that requires patience.Consistent practice leads to significant growth in jazz piano skills.TitlesMastering Jazz Piano: A Christmas SpecialImprovisation Techniques for Jazz PianistsUnlocking the Secrets of Jazz Piano SkillsSanta Claus is Coming to Town: A Jazz ExplorationThe Art of Improvisation in Jazz PianoJazz Piano Skills: Christmas EditionSound Bites"It's time to discover, learn, and play jazz piano.""Today, we're going to wrap things up.""There's no better way to improve our playing.""You are in the right place at the right time.""It's time to discover, learn, and play Santa Claus is coming to town.""Music is sound and silence.""This is a lifelong journey. It doesn't happen overnight.""Merry Christmas to all and most of all, have fun!"Support the show

JazzOmania #114 par Paul &  Stéphane Kochoyan avec Canal 30, Stellar Média & Jazz70  Le père Noël aime le jazz , les musiciennes et le musiciens le lui rendent bien !  01 - Ramsey Lewis - Christmas Blues 02 - Cassandra Wilson - The Little Drummer Boy 03 - Quincy Jones - Oh, Happy Day 04 - Jacob Collier - The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On An Open Fire) 05 - Ayo & Michel Legrand Big Band - Santa Claus Is Coming To Town 06 - Django Reinhardt - Christmas Swing 07 - Dianne Reeves & Lou Rawls - Baby, It's Cold Outside 08 - Stan Getz - I Didn't Know What Time It Was 09 - Ed Calle & Arturo Sandoval - Jingle Bells (Instrumental) 10 - Gilberto Gil & Castano Veloso - Boas Festas 11 - Diana Krall - I'll Be Home For Christmas 12 - Ike and Tina Turner - Merry Christmas Baby 13 - Al Jarreau - Christmas Morning 14 - B.B. King - Lonesome Christmas 15 - John Legend & Esperanza Spalding - Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (feat. Esperanza Spalding) 16 - Charlie Parker - White Christmas Nous remercions Max Bontoux pour le Visuel #Jazz #Noel #Christmas #podcast #JazzChristmas #TousLesJazz

Tonight's Jazz Feature is this show's usual tribute to The Season and a long standing tradition. It's known as the "Bags' Groove Session". The music is truly classic and always worth hearing. Miles Davis is the nominal leader on trumpet with Milt Jackson on vibes, Thelonious Monk on piano, Percy Heath on bass and Kenny Clarke on drums. A meeting of Jazz Masters indeed. All of this was recorded on December 24,1954 and the whole date has a Christmassy feel to it even though that certainly wasn't the intention. We'll hear the 4 master takes from this timeless date and is our Christmas Jazz Feature. Merry Christmas to all!

As they prep for the annual Jazz Family Christmas show, the band talks Christmas tunes and jazz influence in classic favorites. The podcast is taking a break for the holidays and will return next year! Enjoying the show? Help keep it going by donating here.

Holiday jazz featuring: Peggy Lee, Ella Logan, Victoria Spivey, Lonnie Johnson, Bessie Smith, Ella Fitzgerald, Julia Lee, Fletcher Henderson, Claude Thornhill, John Kirby, Putney Dandridge, and Fats Waller.Songs include: Jingle Bells, Winter Weather, Santa Claus Came in the Spring, There's Frost on the Moon, Every Day's a Holiday, Snowy Morning Blues, Snowfall, Arab Dance, Bounce of the Sugar Plum Fairy, Christmas Spirits, Chistmas Without Santa Claus.

Bonus show, Christmas jazz 1940s. Featuring: Peggy Lee (with Art Lund and Benny Goodman): Winter Weather (1941) and Julia Lee and Her Boyfriends (1948): Christmas Spirits. Regular Christmas show to appear in a couple of weeks. Enjoy!

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Welcome to episode 109 of Holly Jolly X'masu! April is Jazz Awareness Month, and in this episode, I talk about the 1998 album, “Jingle Jazz.” I hope you enjoyed “Jingle Jazz” as much as I do. I love a good Christmas Jazz album, and this one is one of the better, more recent ones in my collection. I know a fair number of people who won't give Jazz a chance. Jazz encompasses such a wide array of styles, though, that that's almost like saying they won't give music a chance. I don't listen to enough to be able to tell you which specific genres of Jazz I like, but there's quite a bit that appeals to me, from Smooth Jazz, to really bizarre, improvisational Jazz. “Jingle Jazz” is diverse enough that it tends to hit all the sweet spots. Join me back here next week for something a little different. I'll be talking about “Superman Santa,” a children's book and record set from 1986. It actually fits the theme of month, at least a little, in that the music was composed by Minoru Mukaiya and Issei Noro from the Jazz Fusion band, Cassiopeia. It's a lot of fun and one you're sure to enjoy. As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you'd like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know. Remember, I've added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you'd like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I've also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I'll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!

Welcome to episode 108 of Holly Jolly X'masu! In this episode, for my special Pro Wrestling Spectacular, I'm pitting the 1970s Christmas albums of pro wrestlers the Destroyer and Thunder Sugiyama against one another in order to determine which deserves the title of the Christmas World Heavyweight Champion. This was a fun episode for me. I hope you enjoyed both wrestlers' albums as much as I did. I watched a ton of wrestling when I was younger and went to the closed-circuit broadcasts of Wrestlemanias 3-6, watching all the action on the jumbo screens at Dayton's Hara Arena. One of my fondest memories from my early teenage years was going to a TV taping to see Hulk Hogan during the height of Hulkamania. I've also been lucky enough to meet a bunch of wrestlers, including Koko B. Ware, Rob Van Dam, Taz, and newly-inducted WWE Hall of Famer, Paul Heyman. I don't follow it quite like I used to, but I still enjoy seeing all the big events. This episode was a lot of work, but it was also a lot of fun. I've been doing research for it off and on for about two years. Unfortunately, I didn't keep track of all the blogs and articles I read. There were several things I wanted to double-check, but I couldn't find where I'd read them originally so I had to leave them out. As promised in the episode, here's Thunder Sugiyama's debut single, “Crossroads.” I'm also including a match from each of them, both of which feature their mutual friend, Abdullah the Butcher. Thunder Sugiyama – Crossroads 10.12.1975 - PWF United States Heavyweight title: The Destroyer (c) vs Abdullah The Butcher 12.11.1972 - Abdullah The Butcher/Ciclon Negro vs Masio Koma/Thunder Sugiyama 2 of 3 Falls April is Jazz Awareness month, so join me next time for the 1998 album, “Jingle Jazz.” It has an unassuming and generic cover, but some of the finest Christmas Jazz you're likely to hear. Then join me on the 25th for the 1986 children's book and album, “Superman Santa.” It's a lot of fun and one you won't want to miss. As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you'd like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know. Remember, I've added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you'd like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I've also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I'll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!

Welcome to episode 105 of Holly Jolly X'masu! In this episode, I talk about Akiko's 2007 album, “A White Album.” I hope you enjoyed “A White Album.” Japanese Jazz from the 1960s was one of the main reasons I started collecting, but a lot of fantastic Christmas Jazz albums have come out of Japan over the past twenty years as well. It's always fun discovering something new. Join me back here on the 25th for Akiko's second Christmas album, “Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.” It features more stripped-down arrangements and puts a lot more focus on Akiko's vocals. It's another great album you're sure to enjoy. As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you'd like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know. Remember, I've added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you'd like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I've also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I'll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!

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Life vs Death, Crime & Punishment, War vs Peace in the context of current events and then in the third hour, Christmas in our history and culture (2:00) AI thinks it can predict your death with 78% accuracy — will this be used to deny medical treatment? We've already seen the denial of treatment and hospital death protocol for "COVID-19" and now for "Trisomy 18"(10:42) We're told "Trisomy 18" is a diagnosis that's incompatible with human life" and so babies should be aborted, treated. He are the children, some of them in their teens, that show this dangerous lie has repercussions for everyone, at every stage of life even though Nikki Haley & Ann Coulter think it's the basis for ridding themselves of the pro-life "burden" in their political aspirations.(26:41) Feds go after Christian college, Dept of Ed assesses an excessive fine of $37.7M (more than any other university ever), allegedly to protect students (none of whom have complained).(40:39) Judges are punishing people found NOT GUILTY by a jury. If tin he judge's OPINION the defendant is guilty, the judge accesses punishment as if there were a guilty verdict. Will this heinous constitutional violation by judges be stopped? Judges have tried to stop jury nullification of bad laws, now judges want to nullify the jury.(52:51) 18 year old given LIFE SENTENCE for a minor cybercrime committed when he was 16. You won't believe what he's being punished for stealing and releasing…(1:18:00) UK may be at a turning point to turn away from gender grooming of children after doctor at the epicenter of the trans-grooming industry with 12 years experience blows the whistle(1:24:00) Trump says he'll end Ukraine-Russia way in a single day. How did he say he'll do it? By escalation(1:32:18) WATCH: The Christmas Truce of 1914 has been the topic of many films, songs, play, musicals — and now a very richly produced candy commercial(1:38:24) WATCH: American propaganda about World War 1, used to sway opinion toward World War 2(1:44:01) American general (retired) says to win the fight against Russians, Ukraine must do what the Nazis did. Don't laugh at his ignorance, his plan is transparent and reprehensible(1:50:15) Only 17% of Germans would defend their nation. Is this what the Pentagon is aiming for here?(2:00:00) Christmas Jazz from a listener, and a song from a listener with autism who couldn't speak but can now sing beautifully(2:08:27) Naomi Wolf beautifully describes America's Christmas of 60 years ago and looks at how America and its celebration of Christmas have changed, especially in response to a very bad SCOTUS decision(2:30:19) WATCH: Bobby Darin, SharkBite Productions, "Christmas Auld Lang Syne"(2:36:10) $Million gingerbread home and rocking 'round the plastic tree(2:40:13) Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker as a glimpse into a pre-World War Europe that was on the cusp of destruction. Can we say the same about our society today?(2:48:00) WATCH FLASHBACK: It's a Wonderful Lie — the Federal Reserve, JP Morgan, and Mr. Potter My first YouTube censored piece — 10 years ago — on the 100th anniversary of the conspiracy we call the Federal Reserve. Passed on Dec 23, it has many similarities to "It's a Wonderful Life" and the manipulations of Mr. Potter, inspired by JP Morgan. It was censored on the basis of a "copyright" violation even though it was Fair Use commentary and the clips from the movie were taken from the ENTIRE movie that had been available for free for a decade and had about a million views at the time. Many they censored it because they don't want you to know about the Fed and what it's done to our money and liberty(2:59:30) Thank to those who have supported us voluntarily with donations. Merry Christmas and a New Year of Joy to everyoneFind out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation throughMail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silverFor 10% off Gerald Celente's prescient Trends Journal, go to TrendsJournal.com and enter the code KNIGHT

Life vs Death, Crime & Punishment, War vs Peace in the context of current events and then in the third hour, Christmas in our history and culture (2:00) AI thinks it can predict your death with 78% accuracy — will this be used to deny medical treatment? We've already seen the denial of treatment and hospital death protocol for "COVID-19" and now for "Trisomy 18"(10:42) We're told "Trisomy 18" is a diagnosis that's incompatible with human life" and so babies should be aborted, treated. He are the children, some of them in their teens, that show this dangerous lie has repercussions for everyone, at every stage of life even though Nikki Haley & Ann Coulter think it's the basis for ridding themselves of the pro-life "burden" in their political aspirations.(26:41) Feds go after Christian college, Dept of Ed assesses an excessive fine of $37.7M (more than any other university ever), allegedly to protect students (none of whom have complained).(40:39) Judges are punishing people found NOT GUILTY by a jury. If tin he judge's OPINION the defendant is guilty, the judge accesses punishment as if there were a guilty verdict. Will this heinous constitutional violation by judges be stopped? Judges have tried to stop jury nullification of bad laws, now judges want to nullify the jury.(52:51) 18 year old given LIFE SENTENCE for a minor cybercrime committed when he was 16. You won't believe what he's being punished for stealing and releasing…(1:18:00) UK may be at a turning point to turn away from gender grooming of children after doctor at the epicenter of the trans-grooming industry with 12 years experience blows the whistle(1:24:00) Trump says he'll end Ukraine-Russia way in a single day. How did he say he'll do it? By escalation(1:32:18) WATCH: The Christmas Truce of 1914 has been the topic of many films, songs, play, musicals — and now a very richly produced candy commercial(1:38:24) WATCH: American propaganda about World War 1, used to sway opinion toward World War 2(1:44:01) American general (retired) says to win the fight against Russians, Ukraine must do what the Nazis did. Don't laugh at his ignorance, his plan is transparent and reprehensible(1:50:15) Only 17% of Germans would defend their nation. Is this what the Pentagon is aiming for here?(2:00:00) Christmas Jazz from a listener, and a song from a listener with autism who couldn't speak but can now sing beautifully(2:08:27) Naomi Wolf beautifully describes America's Christmas of 60 years ago and looks at how America and its celebration of Christmas have changed, especially in response to a very bad SCOTUS decision(2:30:19) WATCH: Bobby Darin, SharkBite Productions, "Christmas Auld Lang Syne"(2:36:10) $Million gingerbread home and rocking 'round the plastic tree(2:40:13) Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker as a glimpse into a pre-World War Europe that was on the cusp of destruction. Can we say the same about our society today?(2:48:00) WATCH FLASHBACK: It's a Wonderful Lie — the Federal Reserve, JP Morgan, and Mr. Potter My first YouTube censored piece — 10 years ago — on the 100th anniversary of the conspiracy we call the Federal Reserve. Passed on Dec 23, it has many similarities to "It's a Wonderful Life" and the manipulations of Mr. Potter, inspired by JP Morgan. It was censored on the basis of a "copyright" violation even though it was Fair Use commentary and the clips from the movie were taken from the ENTIRE movie that had been available for free for a decade and had about a million views at the time. Many they censored it because they don't want you to know about the Fed and what it's done to our money and liberty(2:59:30) Thank to those who have supported us voluntarily with donations. Merry Christmas and a New Year of Joy to everyoneFind out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation throughMail: David Knight POB 994 Kodak, TN 37764Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at: $davidknightshowBTC to: bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Money is only what YOU hold: Go to DavidKnight.gold for great deals on physical gold/silverFor 10% off Gerald Celente's prescient Trends Journal, go to TrendsJournal.com and enter the code KNIGHT

Tonight's Jazz Feature has been an important part of tonight's Christmas Jazz Show for many years and tradition will continue with the famous and lasting Christmas Eve (1954) recording session with the Miles Davis All-Stars. It's sometimes known as the "Bags' Groove Session" as that tune written by Milt Jackson is the opener. The All-Stars are of course, Miles Davis on trumpet, Milt Jackson on vibes, Thelonious Monk on piano, Percy Heath on bass and Kenny Clarke on drums. Four tunes were recorded and the session has gone into Jazz History as a very important document and timeless music. The men creating this music were just playing what they always played doing it so very well. The tunes are "Bags' Groove by Milt Jackson, Bemsha swing by Thelonious Monk, The Man I Love by the Gershwin Brothers, and Miles Davis', Swing Spring. The spirit of Christmas seems to be evident throughout the session without any actual reference to Christmas music, There will be more tributes to Christmas tonight so when the big day rolls around..... Merry Christmas to Jazz fans everywhere and to a brighter 2024.

In the late nineteenth century modern postal systems were still coming into their own. Around the turn of the century, many countries, including England, began issuing Christmas themed postage stamps. You might think that America would have been among them, but boy would you be wrong.  In fact, America was one of the last countries to get on board. American Christmas stamps are only a few decades old. And the story there has to do with simple economics and America's system of government. Mentioned in this Episode Christmas Philatelic Club Music in this Episode "Christmas Jazz" — Denys Kyshchuk, via Pixabay "Running Waters" — Audionautix, via Youtube Audio Library "Noel" — Audionautix, via Youtube Audio Library "Acoustic Guitar 1" — Audionautix, via Youtube Audio Library "Dreamland" — Aakash Gandhi, via Youtube Audio Library "Wish Background" — Kevin MacLeod, via Incompetech

1. Kirk Whalum: The Little (Ghetto) Drummer Boy2. Take 6: White Christmas3. Oscar Castro - Neves: Dance Natal (Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies)4. Samara Joy (feat. Sullivan): Twinkle, Twinkle Little Me5. Greg Vail: Angels We Have Heard On HighBUMP6. Sean Jones: Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas7. Donny Hathaway: This Christmas8. Gregory Porter & Samar Joy: What Are You Doing New Year's Eve9. Nick Rashad: On Christmas Day10. Monica: Have Yourself a Merry Little ChristmasBUMP11. Tess Henley: Christmas Won't Do Without You!!12. Robert Glasper Carol Of The Bells (Feat. Cynthia Erivo): God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen13. : Mrs. Claus14. Nat King Cole: The Christmas Song15. Louis Armstrong: A Vist From St NicholasSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-jazz-suite/donations

Jazz and blues music from the 1920s-40s. Featuring: Louis Prima, Jack Teagarden, Bessie Smith, Elzadie Robinson, Fats Waller, Benny Goodman, and others.

Girls Gone Hallmark is a twice-weekly Hallmark review podcast. Today, Megan and Wendy, review the Lacey Chabert sequel "Haul Out the Holly: Lit Up." With its excellent ensemble cast and razor-sharp dialogue, could this sequel sleigh the first movie? Download and listen now! About Haul Out the Holly: Lit Up Director - Maclain Nelson - His 14 directing credits include this year's "A Heidelberg Holiday" and of course the OG "Haul Out the Holly." Writer - Chris Sey  - With only 6 credits, Christopher has only written one previous Hallmark movie, "You're Bacon Me Crazy." He was not the writer on the first "Haul out the Holly." Christopher Sey's incredible efforts during the pandemic. While researching him, I learned that his wife is an ER doc at a hospital in Los Angeles. Along with some friends, he founded a non-profit called DINE ONE ONE that not only provided meals for healthcare workers, but also supported local restaurants.  "Haul out the Holly: Lit Up" was filmed in Utah in September 2023. Lacey Chabert (Emily) - With 175 acting credits it's safe to say Lacey is more than just the queen of Christmas. She also appeared in "A Merry Scottish Christmas" and "The Dancing Detective" this year in addition to reprising her role as Gretchen Werner's in a Walmart Black Friday commercial. Wes Brown (Jared) His 48 acting credits include a ton of Hallmark, but believe it or not we've only reviewed two of his movies here on GGH. Wes dropped his Christmas Jazz album this year titled "My Kind of Christmas." Stephen Tobolowsky (Ned) - Stephen wins the prize for most acting credits of an Actor Appearing on Hallmark, if such a prize exists, with 290 credits. What hasn't he been in? He was a series regular on "The Goldbergs," "One Day at a Time," "Californication," "Silicon Valley" and "Heroes" and we're glad to have him on Hallmark. Related Podcast Episode: Girls Gone Hallmark reviews the original "Haul Out the Holly" from 2022. Melissa Peterman (Pamela) Melissa always lights up the screen in any role among her 36 acting credits. She appeared in "Baby Daddy" on Netflix and of course her role as Barbara Jean on "Reba" is iconic.  Ellen Travolta (Mary Louise) - yes, that Travolta! She has 52 acting credits and appeared in series like "Charles in Charge" and "Joani loves Chachi." In addition to reprising her role as Mary Louise on "Haul Out the Holly," she's reprising a 30 year old role on "General Hospital" as Gloria Cerullo coming up soon. Jennifer Aspen (Jane Johnson). She has 84 acting credits including 44 episodes as Daphne in the series "Party of Five" (with Lacey Chabert). Seth Morris (Joe Johnson). He doesn't have as many acting credits as Stephen Tobolowsky, but with 138 the dude has been in some stuff. Including, "The Big Leap" (a FOX one-season series), HBO's "Veep," Netflix's "Love," "The Good Place," "Parks and Rec," "The League" and so much more.  We got a quick cameo from Eric Mabius who plays Allan, Pamela's husband. Who Was in Haul Out the Holly: Lit Up? Peter Jacobson (Albert) Laura Wardle (Belinda) Kenneth Cummins (Jimmy Johnson) Eliza Hayes Maher (Jessica) Carrie Morgan (Gail) Walter Platz (Bob) Lila Clark (Nicole) Charlotte Kay Witt (Helen)

Welcome to episode 90 of Holly Jolly X'masu! In this episode, I talk about Yuki Izumine's 2008 album, “Let It Snow!” I've mentioned before that part of why I started collecting Japanese albums was to find new Christmas Jazz albums. I've managed to add a ton of fantastic Jazz to my collection, and they're some of my favorite albums to share with you. My episodes between now and Christmas will feature more Jazz than normal, including one album that took me over two years to track down, and another that's considered one of the holiest of Holy Grails among Japanese Christmas albums. So if you've enjoyed the Christmas Jazz I've covered so far, you'll really love what I talk about in November and December. Be sure to join me back here on the 25th for “Christmas Songs” from 2010. It's a great compilation with some really fun and interesting selections. Then be sure to listen in on November 1st for Christmas Podcast Day, when a bunch of us Christmas podcasters release special episodes to kick off the season and encourage listeners to check out some of the other podcasters out there. My episode will tread somewhat different ground than I normally cover, but you're sure to enjoy it. As always, any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If have any suggestions, or if you'd like to recommend a song or album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know. Remember, I've added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you'd like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. I've also opened a Redbubble store. I only have a couple designs up, but keep an eye on it as I'll be trying to add more. Half of any proceeds or donations received will be donated to support the people of Ukraine, while the rest will be used to purchase new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!

I was talking with one of my high school students a few weeks ago about music by women composers. We were studying "Canoeing" by Amy Beach in the Celebration Series Level 7 Piano Repertoire book, the third piece in her Op. 119 collection, From Six to Twelve for Piano written in 1927. "Amy Beach was the first American woman to achieve widespread recognition as a composer of large-scale works," I read from my iPad.My student, in addition to piano and double bass, her primary instrument, is also a composer. Her most recent work was a four-and-a-half-minute piece for string ensemble that she wrote over a weekend!She's also picked up numerous other instruments through the years—harpsichord, marimba, viola, bass drum, guitar, and even a Viola da Gamba.We listened to a recording of the piece and played through the score. We discussed how the rippling eighth notes between the hands create a sense of paddling, left then right. We talked about Amy Beach's life, marriage, and musical career."This piece reminds me of works by a few other women composers," I said after a few minutes. I pulled up a copy of Cecile Chaminade's Album des enfants, Op. 123 written in 1906 and played the first page. "Another female composer writing around this same time was Charlotte Sohy," I said. "She has a set of piano pieces that might be fun for you to play," I said, pulling up the score for 6 petites pièces on my iPad. Her eyes lit up. "Yes, I'd like that," she said, nodding.This is how the idea began for studying and learning music by women composers during the month of March, International Women's Month. In this episode, I'll talk about the composers and scores we'll study over the next four weeks and share a resource list of elementary and intermediate piano music written by women composers that you can reference in your teaching.For show notes, click here.Resources Mentioned*Disclosure: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post.Celebration Series Level 7 Piano Repertoire bookFrom Six to Twelve for Piano, Op. 119 (Amy C. Beach)Album des Enfants, Op. 123 (Cecile Chaminade)6 petites pièces (Charlotte Sohy)Ep. 047 - An Inside Look at My Lesson-Planning ProcessAlbum des Enfants, Op. 126 by Cecile ChaminadeScenes Enfantines, Op. 92 by Mel. BonisCanoeing, Op. 119, No. 3 by Amy BeachPortraits in Jazz by Valerie Capers25 Progressive Etudes by Louise FarrencLittle Gems for Piano (Paula Dreyer)Entrepreneur Profile: Paula DreyerUp-Grade! (Pam Wedgwood)The Old Boatman (Florence Price)Gifts of Asia (arr. Emilie Lin)Splattered with Fun! (Glenda Austin)I'm Not Scared (Nancy Telfer)Pictures and Beyond, Book 1 and Book 2 (Dianne Goolkasian Rahbee)At the Piano (Katherine Hoover)Piano Dreams (Anne TerzibaschitschCool Piano, Book 1 (Heather Hammond)Jazz, Rags, and Blues, Book 1 + Christmas Jazz, Rags, and Blues (Martha Mier)Enchanted World (Winnie the Pooh) (June Armstrong)At the Lake (Elvina Truman Pearce)Very Easy Little Peppers (Elissa Milne)Higgledy Piggledy Jazz (Elena Cobb)Ep. 045 - The Blues Composition ProjectImpressions: Suite for Solo Piano (Jennifer Eklund)The Best of Melody Bober, Book 2 (Melody Bober)Victress Sessions (Andrea Dow)A Collection of Florence Price's Piano Teaching Music Vol 1. Beginning Pieces (Florence Price)

Smooth Jazz Christmas Music Fireplace - Instrumental Christmas Jazz - 4K Ambience

On this week's Jazz After Dinner Joe presents A Ray Charles Christmas.

Smooth Jazz Christmas Music Fireplace - Instrumental Christmas Jazz - 4K Ambience

This Christmas Music Playlist is brought to you by The Mettle of Honor Podcast and Epidemic Sound. This playlist is a combination of #Jazz and #Instrumental Christmas songs. O Come, All Ye Faithful - Snow Dept. https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/XzBPbgGKf3/ Angels We Have Heard on High (Jazz Version) THE EVERGREEN TRIO FEAT. AXEL SALES https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/qabTaJGdCS/ Jingle Bells (Jazz Version) DEXTER GREEN FEAT. LOVISA MARKETING https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/rdXQQahCGJ/ O Christmas Tree (Jazz Version) THE EVERGREEN TRIO FEAT. MÄRTA OPERATIONS https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/eYNs4EiB54/ The First Noel (Jazz Version) THE EVERGREEN TRIO FEAT. ELLINOR CREATIVES https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/wPrlWrdQc0/ What Child Is This (Jazz Version) The Evergreen Trio The First Noel (Jazz Version) (Instrumental Version) THE EVERGREEN TRIO https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/fTcp3zem5B/ Go Tell It On The Mountain (Instrumental Version) THE SNOWY HILL SINGERS https://www.epidemicsound.com/track/6bQb8e9pSD/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mettle-of-honor/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mettle-of-honor/support

Christmas is NEAR! Put on this Christmas Jazz with Winter Storm Sounds & Crackling Fireplace! Cozy Christmas Ambience with Relaxing Instrumental Christmas Music and Crackling Fireplace ❄

When do you start listening to Christmas music? If I thought that Christmas Cards would create a divide, there's something funny about how passionate people can be about when is appropriate to start listening to Christmas music?!Enter: Christmas Jazz! (ex. The Classic Christmas Album by Kenny G)What a way to bridge the gap between the "sooner the better" people and the "you're crazy if it's before thanksgiving" people - Jazz is my favorite morning genre and even if you're not ready for all the movies and decorations and books, please try it out!Hope you love today's episode and please hop over to the instagram (everymomneedsafriend) to catch up with me! Love y'all!!

Ho ho ho! Welcome to the STACKS Office Hours Christmas Party! Put on your novelty reindeer jumper, pour yourself some eggnog and hang out! The boys are back in the office for an hour, drinking port, swapping recommendations, shooting the breeze, living life to the fullest. 00:00 It Begins 00:50 Stephen's FIRST announcement 02:04 2022 Movies - Fire And Love, Glass Onion - A Knives Out Mystery, She Said, The Wonder, Something In The Dirt. 28:20 Film books! German Expressionism - Charlie Chaplin. 32:00 Stephen's SECOND announcement 36:00 - Video games! Pentiment, 44:50 Jack's Xmas Album Recommendation 48:50 Stephen went to a Mountain Goats concert, and now loves Dream Theater 1:00:00 Avatar 2 Speculation As always you can find everything Jack and Stephen do at their allmylinks pages which I've just linked, AND you can subscribe to our Patreon feed for exclusive #content including commentary tracks, updates, sneak peaks behind the curtains, and our hit podcast series 'Let's Try That Again'. Keeeeep STACKING x

Most of the classic American Christmas songs come from the 1940s. What was it about that decade that accounts for an explosion of Christmas music that's stood the test of time? What is it about those songs that sounds so Christmassy? And why are Christmas classics so few and far between in recent generations? Join me and Berklee College of Music professor Chris North to dive in!  Music in This Episode "Sleigh Ride" — Marcus Staab, via Musopen "Home for the Holidays" — Track Tribe, via Youtube Audio Library "Christmas Jazz" — Audio Coffee, via Pixabay "171221 - jazz style piano / day / happy / love / life" — WELC0MEИ0, via Pixabay "Christmas Magic Night" — Lesfm, via Pixabay "Night Jazz" — Music for Videos, via Pixabay Buy the Christmas Past Book! Order your copy today. And remember...it makes a great gift! Amazon Barnes & Noble Books-a-Million IndieBound Share a Christmas memory Be on the podcast! Just record a voice memo into your phone and send it to christmaspastpodcast@gmail.com. Keep it reasonably short, clean and family friendly, and be sure to say your name and where you're from.  Keep in touch christmaspastpodcast@gmail.com Facebook page Facebook group Twitter Instagram Website

2 hours of cosy Christmas classics performed by numerous New York City jazz bands.Follow our Chill Palm Playlists on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/l3h3g3v1p36wqdgeo6p852al2?si=5c52d4c7286644b9Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

2 hours of cosy Christmas classics performed by numerous New York City jazz bands.Follow our Chill Palm Playlists on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/l3h3g3v1p36wqdgeo6p852al2?si=5c52d4c7286644b9Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Enjoy 2 hours of festive Christmas classics performed on a cosy jazz piano. Happy Holidays!Follow our Chill Palm Playlists on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/l3h3g3v1p36wqdgeo6p852al2?si=5c52d4c7286644b9Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Enjoy this Cozy Christmas Coffee Shop Ambience with Smooth Jazz Christmas. Christmas Jazz Music From Another Room - Relaxing Christmas Ambience with Silent Night Jazz Music. "It's getting super close to Christmas time!! It's October and this is my choice for the week. I just keep it going all day, open it in the morning and start it over again. It's amazing! Set's the perfect atmosphere for my office/cubicle. Thank you all for this!

En el 5to y último programa de temporada de este 2021, y despidiendo también el año, Navijazz: el contrabajista Rodney Whitaker con el Christ Church Cranbook Choir en su Cranbook Christmas Jazz, producción de este año para Origin Records.

We don't quite know what Producer Jim was thinking when he thought this up. This week we have our first annual Christmas special! The holidays come but once a year and this year we have a Kiwi Danny Dyer, a carrot for Rudolph & Margaret bakes up a storm! Happy Holidays to you all! We love you all. x PM: Gareth Hughes EP: Jim Hind Artwork: @jojorickart Main theme: @shah_sings3 Christmas Jazz: @mixkit_co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Another program for Christmastime.

A good program to broadcast at Christmastime.

A program for Christmas.

  JazzOmania Spécial Noel - Vol 3 - par Paul et Stéphane Kochoyan    Chaque année voit fleurir de nouvelles versions des standards de Noël, les musiciennes et et musiciens de jazz ne sont pas en reste pour composer de nouvelles musiques et revisiter les « Christmas song books » !    Pour son troisième volume, Paul a sélectionné les nouveautés de l'année, Norah Jones, Ibrahim Maalouf, Till Brönner, The Amazing Keystone Big Band avec sa chanteuse Celia Kameni, Cory Henry, Jamie Cullum, Gregory Porter, et de très grands classiques tels que Shirley Horn, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, Lionel Hampton ou Tony Bennett…   La #Playlist de Paul et Stéphane Kochoyan - Spécial Noël - Vol 3   01 - Duke Ellington - Sleigh Ride 02 - Louis Armstrong - Zat You Santa Claus 03 - Ibrahim Maalouf - Santa Claus Is Coming to Town 04 - Till Brönner - Jingle Bells 05 - Gregory Porter & Paloma Faith - Christmas Prayer 06 - Chilly Gonzales - Silver Bells 07 - Norah Jones - You're Not Alone 08 - Lionel Hampton - Boogie Woogie Santa Claus 09 - Tony Bennett & Count Basie Orchestra  - I'll Be Home for Christmas 10 - Ella Fitzgerald - White Christmas 11 - Jamie Cullum - So Many Santas 12 - Nils Landgren - Just Another Christmas Song 13 - The Amazing Keystone Big Band feat Celia Kameni - No Place Like Home 14 - Shirley Horn - Winter Wonderland 15 - Ahmad Jamal - Snow Fall 16 - Cory Henry - Joy to the World 17 - Ramsey Lewis & Earth, Wind & Fire - Hot Dawgit   #Jazz #TouslesJazz #Christmas #Noel

Experience the night before Christmas in a charming little town, with soft rain, some light traffic and a distant Christmas Jazz background. Happy Holidays!

This sweet and jazzy Christmas Ambience will keep you company during your amazing Christmas cooking days! This ambience contains Christmas themed jazz music, soft bossa nova and various (and delicious) cooking sounds. Happy Holidays!

Enjoy 2 hours of festive Christmas classics performed on a cosy jazz piano. Happy Holidays! Follow our Chill Palm Playlists on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/l3h3g3v1p36wqdgeo6p852al2?si=5c52d4c7286644b9 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chill-palm/supportAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Enjoy almost 2 hours of festive Christmas classics performed by numerous New York City jazz bands. Follow our Chill Palm Playlists on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/l3h3g3v1p36wqdgeo6p852al2?si=5c52d4c7286644b9 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chill-palm/supportAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

In this episode, listen to a Christmas themed soft jazz collection. Happy Holidays!

• Mailbag questions • Analyzing the opening week of the 75th year of NBA basketball as well as the Christmas slate featuring your Utah Jazz and the Dallas Mavericks • Follow thehivesports.com. for all the buzz on sports in the Beehive State. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thehivesports/support

This week Joe is featuring Tony Bennett performances from his 1968 recording titled "Snowfall" and from his 2008 recording titled "A Swingin' Christmas" with the Count Basie Orchestra.  

Johnny G and Bill Collins rejoin Fully Loaded for a third installment of Christmas Jazz. You wont want to miss this playlist!

Johnny G joins Fully Loaded with a 2nd amazing Christmas Jazz playlist like you've never heard anywhere before.

Mitch and Kaitlin discuss Christmas Jazz, Candles, Snow, Timy the Shephard, wrestling with God and so much more.

Last week I had jazz for all the winter holidays. This week I focus on Christmas. You’ll hear traditional carols, songs written by jazz artisits that people like to play during this season, a couple old standards, and one brand new tune. I play some Oscar Peterson Trio, Joe Pass, Vince Guaraldi, Vince Guaraldi’s drummer…Continue reading Episode 129: Christmas Jazz

This week Joe is featuring Ray Charles from his 1985 recording titled "The Spirit of Christmas".

Johnny G joins Fully Loaded with an amazing Christmas Jazz playlist like you've never heard anywhere before.

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“Of all of the guests I have had on my show whom I have had the great fortune to know personally, I believe Dmitri Matheny would count as the oldest of friends since my association with him goes back at least to early 1983 - at Interlochen Arts Academy . When we were both living in Boston, I was the pianist with a wonderful group he organized. I have to say, without reservations, that not only is Dmitri a superb all around musician but is one of the most organized and conscientious people in the arts I have ever known and it is a rare thing indeed when those coexist in the same soul. He was able to get us a lot gigs in that band and he is that rare artist who also happens to have a business sense. He also happened to have made his instrumental speciality one of my favorite of all the horns: the flugelhorn. (And made what I still consider the greatest Christmas Jazz album , to which I contributed an arrangement) https://dmitrimatheny.bandcamp.com/album/santas-got-a-brand- new-bag You will note that we talk a lot in this episode about the music and musicians we love. I truly believe that to be the best artist one can be requires finding an individual, you can say a mentor, to help be a guide. This is education of the highest sort and of course can happen either in or outside of an institution. This is a very old school, "apprenticeship" method and I can't imagine having gone about things in any other way. One of the advantages of having that one mentor like this is that you are getting a partial glimpse into that mentor's mind on a one- to-one, intimate level, something I can't see happening to the same effect in a crowded classroom. In Dmitri's case this mentor was none other than the great Art Farmer, no less. In my case it was pianist/composer Stanley Cowell. Of course it is a truism that sometimes the best performers aren't always the best teachers; in my case I was most fortunate that the two coincided., since Cowell remains one of my favorite pianists. We talk a lot about Art Farmer on this episode and you will know why if you know Farmer's playing. I really enjoyed this conversation; it was like a reunion of sorts after about two decades and it was one that was a joyous occasion. One of the reasons his business sense was so welcome, at least in the case of our kind of music, is that he would show up to a gig or a session and everything was so well planned and executed in terms of logistics that you could really be most free, let go, and blow, like the old expression, "that cat's charts play themselves." Dmitri Bio Winner of NW Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year honors in the Seattle Earshot Golden Ear Awards, flugelhornist Dmitri Matheny has been lauded as “one of the most emotionally expressive improvisers of his generation” (International Review of Music). An honors graduate of Berklee College of Music , Dmitri Matheny vaulted onto the jazz scene in the 1990s as the protégé of jazz legend Art Farmer. Since then he has garnered critical acclaim and a loyal international following, releasing eleven CDs and touring extensively throughout the United States, Europe and Asia. The San Francisco Chronicle calls Matheny “one of the jazz world’s most talented horn players.” Links to Dmitri’s beautiful works: Website http://www.dmitrimatheny.com Tour https://www.dmitrimatheny.com/tour Touring History https://www.dmitrimatheny.com/touring-history Biography http://www.dmitrimatheny.com/biography Music http://www.dmitrimatheny.com/music Videos http://www.dmitrimatheny.com/videos Discography http://www.dmitrimatheny.com/discography Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dmitri_Matheny Instagram http://instagram.com/dmitrimatheny Twitter https://twitter.com/dmitrimatheny YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/papillonrecordings https://dmitrimatheny.bandca --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/support

Welcome to Episode 7 of Holly Jolly X'masu! In this episode, I cover the 2014 compilation, “Flying Dog Christmas,” from Flying Dog records. I figured this would be a good choice for August, expecting to be in the dog days of summer, but ended up recording it during a stretch of fall-like weather. I didn’t realize it at the time I chose it that all the songs were taken from Anime. I’ve never really gotten into Anime so I’m not familiar with any of the shows or characters. Forgive me if I messed up some of the pronunciations. I also have to apologize for how I sound, at least in the first part of the episode. I was coming out of a horrible stretch of insomnia when I recorded it and I didn’t realize how much I sounded like a zombie until I was editing it. As we enter the Ber Months, I’ll be covering some absolutely exceptional albums. I’ve been learning the ropes over the last few months and feel a lot more comfortable with this than I did back in April. I’ve also added some really remarkable albums to my collection and I’m eager to start sharing them with you. As much as I enjoy the music I’ve already discussed, I’m extremely excited about the albums I have in store. A couple of them are albums I’ve mentioned already, or that are somewhat familiar to real diehard Christmas music collectors, others are albums that are obscure even in Japan. I’ll be discussing everything from Jazz and Funk, to early 70s Now Sound Pop and one of my favorite 80s compilations. A bit further down the road, I’ll be covering a couple of early 70s boy bands and one of the top Japanese female vocalists of the 20th century. As always, thanks for listening. Next month, I’ll be featuring the album, “Christmas Tenor Mood” by the Nakamura Hachidai Quintet and Hidehiko Matsumoto. This is one of the best Japanese albums I own. It’s an exceptional Christmas Jazz album, and something you don’t want to miss. In the meantime, if you have any suggestions or recommendations, feel free to send them my way. Any feedback on this episode would be appreciated. If you’d like to recommend an album for a future episode, drop me a line and let me know. Remember, I've added a button to my Ko-fi page. If you'd like to support me one cup of coffee at a time, a donation is only $3. Any donations received will be put towards purchasing new Japanese Christmas music to review for future episodes. You can also find me on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. And if you get a chance, leave me a review on iTunes. Thanks!

On this episode of Rifin on Jazz, Howard and Malvin gets you ready for the holidays with a fantastic tour through some of the greatest Christmas Jazz hits of all time. You don't want to miss this festive episode of Riffin on Jazz so make sure to tune in on the Kudzukian App.

We just wanted to get with you guys real quick and wish you a Merry Christmas. the Jazz made some big moves in the last day or two and we will get back with you next week on the impact of those moves.

Christmas Jazz with Russ Neff

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  A little Christmas reading ASMR style, without any edits of mistakes etc. in Norwegian language. In the background you can hear the fireplace burning and comforting, and in this episode I cannot hide the fact that this story brings me to tears, each time! This is a classic and it reminds us to be grateful of what we have and keep our eyes and hearts open for those who are less fortunate. Do you have any requests for episodes? I cannot promise anything but I will consider every suggestion. If you would like to support my work please share the link and also reach out to me if you have any voicing needs. (VO, voice acting, custom recordings, explainer vids, commercials... you name it)  Please copy link and share in social media!Vær så snill å kopiere linken og del i sosiale medier!Piken med svovelstikkene Det var så gruelig kaldt. Det snødde og det begynte å bli mørk aften. Det var også den siste aftenen i året, nyttårsaften. I denne kulden og i dette mørket gikk det på gaten en liten, fattig pike med bart hode og nakne føtter. Ja, hun hadde jo riktignok hatt tøfler på da hun dro hjemmefra. Men hva kunne det hjelpe! Det var ganske store tøfler, hennes mor hadde sist brukt dem, så store var de, og dem mistet den lille piken da hun skyndte seg over gaten i det to vogner fór så gruelig raskt forbi. Den ene tøffelen var ikke å finne, og den andre løp en gutt av med. Han sa at den kunne han bruke til vugge, når han selv fikk barn. Der gikk nå den lille piken på de nakne små føttene, som var røde og blå av kulde. I et gammelt forkle holdt hun en mengde svovelstikker, og en bunt gikk hun med i hånden. Ingen hadde kjøpt av henne hele den dagen. Ingen hadde gitt henne en skilling. Sulten og forfrossen gikk hun og så så forkuet ut, den stakkars lille! Snøfnuggene falt i hennes lange gule hår, som krøllet så pent om nakken, men den stasen tenkte hun riktignok ikke på. Ut fra alle vinduene skinte lysene, og i gaten så luktet det så deilig av gåsesteik. Det var jo nyttårsaften, ja det tenkte hun på. Borte i en krok mellom to hus, det ene gikk litt mere frem i gaten enn det andre, der satte hun seg og krøp sammen. De små benene hadde hun trukket opp under seg, men hun frøs ennå mere, og hjem turde hun ikke gå. Hun hadde jo ikke solgt noen svovelstikker, ikke fått en eneste skilling, hennes far ville slå henne. Og kaldt var det også hjemme, de hadde kun taket like over dem, og der pep vinden inn, skjønt det var stappet strå og kluter i de største sprekkene. Hennes små hender var nesten helt døde av kulde. Akk! En liten svovelstikke kunne gjøre godt. Turde hun bare trekke en ut av bunten, stryke den mot veggen og varme fingrene. Hun trakk en ut. «Ritsch!» Hvordan den freste, hvordan den brente! Det var en varm, klar lue, slik som et lite lys, da hun holdt hånden om den. Det var et underlig lys! Den lille piken syntes hun satt foran en stor jernkakkelovn med blanke messingkuler og messingtromme. Ilden brente så velsignet, og varmet så godt! Nei, hvor fint det var! Den lille strakte nå føttene ut for å varme disse også. – Da slukket flammen, kakkelovnen forsvant, og hun satt med den lille stumpen av den utbrente svovelstikken i hånden. En ny ble strøket, den brente, den lyste, og når skinnet falt på muren, ble denne gjennomsiktig, som en blomst. Hun så like inn i stuen, hvor bordet stod dekket med en skinnende hvit duk, med fint porselen, og deilig dampet den stekte gåsen, fylt med svisker og epler! Og det som var enda prektigere, var at gåsen hoppet fra fatet, og vraltet hen over gulvet med gaffel og kniv i ryggen. Like hen til den fattige piken kom den. Da slukket svovelstikken og det var kun den tykke, kalde muren å se. Hun tente en ny. Da satt hun under det vakreste juletre. Det var enda større og mere pyntet enn det hun hadde sett gjennom glassdøren hos den rike kjøpmannen, nå sist jul. Tusenvis av brennende lys på de grønne grenene og fargerike bildene, lik de som pyntet butikkvinduene, så ned til henne. Den lille strakte begge hender i været – da slukket svovelstikken. De mange julelysene gikk høyere og høyere, hun så nå at de var de klare stjernene. En av dem falt og gjorde en lang ildstripe på himlen. «Nå dør det en!» sa den lille, for gamle mormor, som var den eneste som hadde vært god mot henne, hun var nå død, hadde sagt: Når en stjerne faller, går det en sjel opp til Gud. Hun strøk igjen en svovelstikke mot muren. Den lyste rundt om, og i glansen stod den gamle mormoren, så klar og så skinnende, så mild og velsignet. «Mormor!» ropte den lille. «Å, ta meg med! Jeg vet du er borte når svovelstikken går ut; borte slik som den varme kakkelovnen, den deilige gåsesteken og det store velsignede juletreet!» – og hun strøk i hast hele resten av svovelstikker som var i bunten, hun ville så gjerne holde på mormor. Og svovelstikkene lyste med en slik glans at det var klarere enn ved den lyse dag. Mormor hadde aldri før vært så vakker og så stor. Hun løftet den lille piken opp på sin arm, og de fløy i glans og glede, så høyt, så høyt. Og det var ingen kulde, ingen hunger, ingen redsel, de var hos Gud! Men i kroken ved huset satt i den kalde morgenstund den lille piken med røde kinn, med smil om munnen – død, frosset i hjel den siste aftenen av det gamle året. Nyttårsmorgen gikk opp over det lille liket som satt med svovelstikkene, hvor et knippe var nesten brent. «Hun har villet varme seg!» sa man. Ingen visste hva slags skjønnhet hun hadde sett, i hvilken glans hun med gamle mormor hadde gått inn til nyttårs glede! #Asmr #tingles #relax #braingasm #bedtime #fairytale #meditation #stories #storiesforkids #kids #Asmr #tingles #relax #braingasm #bedtime #fairytale #meditation #book #Norwegian #learn norwegian #whispering #whisper #whispered #soft voices #soft spoken

Morgan and Nick discuss how they met, Christmas music and more in this fun episode of ProfTalk.

Christmas Jazz Jam & Beatles Blues Blast

Christmas Jazz with Russ Neff

What do you do when you have wonderful memories of Christmas past, but can’t find the right song? . . . You write your own Christmas Jazz! That is exactly what Jen Salisbury did, remembering […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_bentnotes/p/joy.org.au/bentnotes/wp-content/uploads/sites/107/2018/12/Jen-Salisbury-20181206.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 23:44 — 16.3MB) | Embed Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Email | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post Do You Love Christmas? Jen Salisbury does! appeared first on Bent Notes.

Sheelagh Dempsey has a wealth of festive events including the Hardrain Soloist Ensemble performing Donnacha Dennehy, Steve Reich and Jane O’Leary, plus European Renaissance and Irish Music at the Mermaid Arts Centre. Cantairí Avondale premier A Christmas Childhood by Tom Lane and Christmas Jazz at the The Workmans Club.

In today's episode Nicky P & Lizzie examine The Message by Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. Obviously a classic in the world of hip-hop, this song paints a bleak portrait of reality. I think they draw different conclusions why things are the way they are but i’m sure you’ll see what i see. This week in I Heard This Happened: some Nicky P original material & some Christmas Jazz... Nicky’s album this week is Vol. 1 by Puma Thurman. I won’t wax poetic because it’s my own album. Me and a bunch of my dad friends released create adventure rock. Most of the songs are about movies. Enjoy! Lizzie brings us Luminous by Betty’s Bounce, a Django Reinhardt inspired gypsy jazz take on some holiday classics. Nothing to belabor just some fun takes on some seasonal classics...maybe Liz is taking this gypsy jazz thing too far. This week’s interview is with Jae Caetano, host of Anarcho Inc & Owner Of Anarcho Coffee. This is a serious businessman taking the capitalist part of Anarcho-Capitalist real seriously. We had a fantastic discussion, sadly most of it didn’t make the episode. To hear all sorts of business talk and coffee process sign up for patreon access. Jay Recommends (Spotify Playlists) Libertarian Classic Punk Coffeehouse Rumjacks Classic Hip Hop Find all the episodes at ancapmusic.com Check out the show’s spotify soundtrack here. To get added to our email list click here. Interested in a liberty song & analysis in your inbox every day? Click here. Prefer Youtube? Episode Playlist For full unedited interviews, bonus material, merch, music and more join The Freedom Choir here.

Jason talks about anxiety, the holidays, and warped reality. He also talks about the analogy of anxiety as an involuntary train ride and his recent panic attacks. This post has affiliate links. Show Notes Jason’s Gratitude this week Skull Candy Ink’d Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds. His recent life preservers are: Christmas Jazz at the Coffee Shop … Continue reading "Anxiety, the Holidays, and Warped Reality"

This famous Christmas Eve session has for years been our Christmas Jazz feature and 2015 is no different. This all-star record date by a band nominally led by trumpeter and Jazz icon Miles Davis contains Jazz that will live forever and has influenced countless players over the years. A true musical landmark. Mr. Davis is paired with three members of the Modern Jazz Quartet which included Milt Jackson on vibes, Percy Heath on bass and Kenny Clarke on drums, who was the MJQ's first drummer. Davis was pleased with the lineup but Prestige Record's head honcho, Bob Weinstock insisted that Thelonious Monk be on piano. Miles at first objected but finally agreed and the addition of Monk to this mix was a touch of magic. Monk was the spice on this musical concoction. The musical chemistry was wonderful here and tonight we hear the four master takes from this session beginning with Milt Jackson's blues, "Bags' Groove" which contains one of Monk's most fascinating solos. Next is a Monk tune called "Bemsha Swing". Following that is the brightest tune of the set in Miles Davis' tune "Swing Spring" and the set ends with the band's interpretation of the George and Ira Gershwin standard "The Man I Love". Great Jazz for the ages and the spirit of Christmas is heard throughout the set. Merry Christmas to all!

Video taken from Wynton's photo shoot for his album "Christmas Jazz Jam."

Video taken from Wynton's photo shoot for his album "Christmas Jazz Jam."

Video taken from Wynton's photo shoot for his album "Christmas Jazz Jam."