The song that I am going to interpret this week is called: "O Holy Night" (Minuit, chrétiens), is a Christmas song composed in 1847 with music by the composer Adolphe Adam and lyrics written in 1843 originally in the French language by Placide Cappeau.
Composed for soprano and piano, this song is often sung by a baritone or tenor only accompanied to the organ during the second Christmas Mass traditionally celebrated on December 24 at midnight.
The carol refers to the birth of Jesus and, since its composition, has been covered by a multitude of singers and musical bands, so it has become a classic of the Christmas carols popular at Christmas around the world, especially the English speaking countries.
Now you're going to listen to it in the version that I interpret that is of violin and piano, I hope you enjoy it and, merry christmas! :D
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Ohh, thank you very much :D
¡Me gustaron ambas versiones, @rogeviolinista!
Gracias :*