Theatre Of Night

Theatre Of Night's Christmas Tour Demo Videography and editing by Red Wolf LLC of Michigan and Craig Harrison. Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0HYtOu7xRtdDN5xeVzJ2iq Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreofnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: /@theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: www.facebook.com/theatreofnightofficial Instagram: www.instagram.com/theatreofnightofficial Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

Thank you for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night. Oh Holy Night is from our album: 'Dreams Of Winter' is OUT NOW on all platforms! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/53zYmS4sIEOEt6A6KW6o27 Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreo.fnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: facebook.com/theatreofnightofficial Instagram.com/theatreofnightofficial History according to wikipedia: In Roquemaure in France at the end of 1843, the church organ had recently been renovated. To celebrate the event, the parish priest persuaded poet Placide Cappeau, a native of the town, to write a Christmas poem.[1] Soon afterwards, in that same year, Adolphe Adam composed the music. The song was premiered in Roquemaure in 1847 by the opera singer Emily Laurey. Unitarian minister, music critic, and editor of Dwight's Journal of Music, John Sullivan Dwight, adapted the song into English in 1855.[2] This version became popular in the United States, especially in the North, where the third verse (including "Chains shall He break, for the slave is our brother, And in his name all oppression shall cease") resonated with abolitionists. About Us: Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

Thanks for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night! Away in a Manger is on our album, 'Dreams Of Christmas' is OUT NOW on all platforms! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/53zYmS4sIEOEt6A6KW6o27 Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreofnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: www.facebook.com/theatreofnightofficial Instagram: www.instagram.com/theatreofnightofficial X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/theatreofnight On the first Christmas Night, angels watched over the little child born in a manger, for he would be the light of the world. Origins: The origin of this popular Christmas hymn is shrouded in apocryphal associations with Martin Luther (1483-1546). First, the facts. Methodist hymnologist Fred Gealy (1894-1976) noted that “evidence suggests that [“Away in a Manger”] is wholly an American product. The original two-stanza form probably originated among German Lutherans in Pennsylvania about 1885.” Indeed, most sources note that the hymn first appeared with two stanzas in Little Children’s Book for Schools and Families, a Sunday school collection published in 1885 by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in North America. Stanza three first appeared unattributed in Gabriel’s Vineyard Songs (1892), compiled by gospel composer Charles H. Gabriel (1856-1932). Gealy conjectured “the song may have been contributed by an editor or publisher who thought the two narrative stanzas needed to be supplemented by a prayer.” The Rev. Carlton Young, editor of the UM Hymnal, notes that the only German version of the carol is clearly a translation from the English because the metrics are not natural to the German language. Furthermore, this version was first included in Herbert W. Werneke’s Christmas Songs and Weihnachts-Lieder (1934), a privately published collection. About Us: Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

A full compilation of our orchestral holiday album, Christmas Night. Thank you for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night. 'Christmas Night' is OUT NOW on all platforms! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/53zYmS4sIEOEt6A6KW6o27 Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreofnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: / theatreofnightofficial Instagram: / theatreofnightofficial Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path. Timecodes 0:00 Intro 0:01 What Child Is This 5:05 Carol Of The Bells 10:07 Road To Bethlehem 12:27 Little Drummer Boy 17:20 Christmas Night 20:27 Away In A Manger 22:31 Dance Of The Sugarplums 25:19 Silent Night 27:41 O Come All Ye Faithful 31:25 A Star In The East 35:14 O Holy Night 41:02 Hark The Herald

Thanks for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night! 'Dreams Of Christmas' is OUT NOW on all platforms! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/53zYmS... Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreo... Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: / theatreofnightofficial Instagram: / theatreofnightofficial X: / theatreofnight Little Drummer Boy History The song was originally titled "Carol of the Drum". While speculation has been made that the song is very loosely based on the Czech carol "Hajej, nynjej",[3] the chair of the music department at Davis's alma mater Wellesley College claims otherwise.[4] In an interview with Music Department Chair Claire Fontijn, the College writes: Inspiration for "The Little Drummer Boy" came to Davis in 1941. "[One day], when she was trying to take a nap, she was obsessed with this song that came into her head and it was supposed to have been inspired by a French song, ‘Patapan,’" explained Fontijn. "And then ‘patapan’ translated in her mind to ‘pa-rum-pum-pum,’ and it took on a rhythm." The result was "The Little Drummer Boy." Davis's interest was in producing material for amateur and girls' choirs: Her manuscript is set as a chorale, in which the tune is in the soprano melody with alto harmony, tenor and bass parts producing the "drum rhythm" and a keyboard accompaniment "for rehearsal only". It is headed "Czech Carol freely transcribed by K.K.D.", these initials then crossed out and replaced with "C.R.W. Robinson", a name under which Davis sometimes published. "Carol of the Drum" appealed to the Austrian Trapp Family Singers, who first brought the song to wider prominence when they recorded it for Decca Records in 1951 on their first album for the label. Their version was credited solely to Davis and published by Belwin-Mills. In 1957, the song was recorded with an altered arrangement by Jack Halloran for his Jack Halloran Singers on their Dot Records album Christmas Is A-Comin'. This arrangement is the one commonly sung today. However, the recording was not released as a single that year. In response to this, Dot producer Henry Onorati, who left Dot to become the new head of 20th Century-Fox Records in 1958,[8] introduced the song to Harry Simeone. When 20th Century-Fox Records contracted with Simeone to record a Christmas album, Simeone hired many of the same singers that had sung in Halloran's version and made a near-identical recording with his newly created Harry Simeone Chorale. It was released as a single in 1958, and later on the album, Sing We Now of Christmas, later retitled The Little Drummer Boy. The only difference between Simeone's and Halloran's versions, was that Simeone's contained finger cymbals, and the song's title had been changed to "The Little Drummer Boy". Simeone and Onorati claimed and received joint composition credits with Davis, although the two did not actually compose or arrange it. Halloran never received a joint writing credit for the song, something his family disagrees with. The album and the song were an enormous success, with the single scoring in the top 40 of the U.S. music charts from 1958 to 1962.[9] In 1965, Simeone, who had signed with Kapp Records in 1964, re-recorded a new version of the song for his album O' Bambino: The Little Drummer Boy.[13] This version (3:18 play time) was recorded in stereo, had a slightly slower tempo, and contained different-sounding cymbals. Simeone recorded the song a third and final time in 1981 (3:08 play time), for an album, again titled The Little Drummer Boy, on the budget Holiday Records label. Source: Wikipedia Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

Thank you for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night. "Road to Bethlehem" is an allegory of the journey of Mary and Joseph as they travel to Bethlehem toward the very first Christmas on Earth. Our album, "Dreams Of Winter"' is OUT NOW on all platforms! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/53zYmS4sIEOEt6A6KW6o27 Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreofnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: / theatreofnightofficial Instagram: / theatreofnightofficial Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

Thank you for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night. 'Dreams Of Winter' is OUT NOW on all platforms! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/53zYmS4sIEOEt6A6KW6o27 Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreofnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: https://www.facebook.com/theatreofnightofficial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theatreofnightofficial Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

Thank you for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night. 'Dreams Of Winter' is OUT NOW on all platforms! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/53zYmS4sIEOEt6A6KW6o27 Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreofnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: https://www.facebook.com/theatreofnightofficial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theatreofnightofficial Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

Thank you for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night. 'Rites Of Spring' is OUT NOW on all platforms! is written by Steve Giles and Craig Harrison of Theatre Of Night Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2ATi1R12qmmAcEuVBFU5q1 Listen on Reverbnation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreofnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theatreofnightofficial Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theatreofnightofficial Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

Thank you for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night. 'Floyd Blues' is OUT NOW on all platforms! is written by Steve Giles and Craig Harrison of Theatre Of Night Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2ATi1R... Listen on Reverbnation: https://www.reverbnation.com/Theatreofnight Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theatreofnight Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theatreofnight Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars -- and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path.

Over an hour long experience of some of our most epic, mind blowing instrumental metal songs. We are certainly a Christmas band, but also so much more than that. Tune in for everything from gorgeous psychedelic guitars to skull-crushing heavy riffs. Thank you for listening from all of us at Theatre Of Night. 'Christmas Night' is OUT NOW on all platforms! Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/2rCYDO... Listen on ReverbNation: https://www.reverbnation.com/TheatreO... Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for more official content: / @theatreofnightband Otherwise, you can find us here: Website: https://theatreofnight.com Meta: https://www.facebook.com/theatreofnight Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theatreofnightofficial Theatre of Night combines classical and traditional music textures with rock structures and heavy guitars – and they do so in a theatrical manner. The group's unusual and inspiring take on metal and instrumental epics provide these timeless odes with a unique and refreshing twist on the "usual" metal music. Sparked initially by a thunderous instrumental rendition of "What Child Is This", the band's release of their album, "Christmas Night", represents a pioneering venture into symphonic rock. It also stands as a fresh way for fans everywhere to embrace traditional Christmas music, as well as many inspired original metal tracks. Theatre Of Night didn't set out to be Michigan's take on Trans-Siberian Orchestra, though they may be inevitably compared to that arena-packing unit because of similar themes. The band creates its own unique and inspirational renderings, and that ensures that Theatre Of Night will continue to blaze its own unique musical path. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 0:11 A Wintery Mix 3:09 Allegro Of Destruction 7:02 Rites Of Spring 9:33 Demonslayer 14:47 Firegod 17:37 Journey To The Sun 21:45 Hellstorm 24:43 Fires Of Eden 26:29 I Hope You Rot In That Robe 30:17 Ipad Shred Destroyer 34:55 Floyd Blues 37:12 Nosferatu dreams 40:59 Mixilodian Animoog 44:44 October Piano Metal 48:17 On The Road To Oblivion 52:51 Ragnarok Rising 57:08 The Eleventh Hour Has Come 1:02:05 Revenge Of The Living Dead 1:07:32 The Drowning 1:11:04 The Will Of The Machines 1:14:52 Uthgar's Last Stand 1:19:55 NightRide 1:23:52 Metal Mozart Concerto 11 1:27:42 Metal Mozart Concerto 25 © 2023 by Theatre Of Night