#Christmas Musical

[adalindofcabinsix]

changed my life

[nine-frames]

"The message, if we hear it, is make it last all year."

The Muppet Christmas Carol, 1992.

Dir. Brian Henson | Writ. Jerry Juhl | DOP John Fenner

[darkchocolatecoffin]

Okay I rewatched this movie on Netflix and noticed that during King Herods song, Antipater stops the guards from cutting off the mans head after his father declared it on a whim. It’s literally such a small detail but I love him sm guys.

[everydaylouie]

The Virtual Toad Choir Presents: SILENT NIGHT

[severalpossiblemusiks]

Part 2 here

[brawltogethernow]

Ominous howled rendition of "Silent Night" recorded in the woods at 1AM this morning.

[oasisr]

after hearing "simply having a wonderful christmas time" by paul mccartney 74 times while working in retail, I came to the conclusion that they shot the wrong beatle

[frontmezzjunkies]

Toronto's Hallmark-iest Hallmark Musical in Town, Chris, Mrs. a New Holiday Musical

#frontmezzjunkies reviews: #ChrisMrsANewHolidayMusical m/b/l by #MatthewStodolak & director #KatieKerr w/ #LiamTobin #DanielleWade #OlivaSinclairBrisband #AJBridel #KalePenny #HenryFirmston #AndrewBroderick #SarahLynnStrange #MarkWeatherley #theaTO

Danielle Wade (centre) and ensemble of Chris, Mrs. – A New Holiday Musical. Photo by Max Power Photography. The Toronto Theatre Review: Chris, Mrs. – A New Holiday Musical By Ross Hey Toronto! We’ve all been gifted, and it’s an original Canadian Hallmark Christmas musical, titled, somewhat awkwardly, Chris, Mrs. It’s as Hallmark-y a show as one could possibly be, barely missing one clue or…

[propicsmedia]

Christmas Lights to Christmas Music

[otterward]

bundled up

[goryhorroor]

horror sub-genres: musical

[expelliarmus]

[thejohnnieguilbert]

Santa smelled like cigarettes

[justacynicalromantic]

The Oleksandr Koshytsia Choir, 1922. It was them who introduced “Shchedryk” to America.

Its haunting melody was later adapted into the popular “Carol of the Bells” in English, making it a Christmas classic worldwide.

[prokopetz]

Die Hard being considered part of the canon of "Christmas movies" simply because the events of the film take place near Christmas is a classic, but for my money the funniest example of this particular phenomenon is Beethoven's Last Night, a rock opera concept album about a conversation between Ludwig van Beethoven and the Devil, consistently being filed under Christmas music purely on the strength that the artists who made it also did that one heavy metal arrangement of "Carol of the Bells" you keep hearing everywhere.