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'O Christmas Tree', or ' O Tannenbaum', is one of the most famous German traditional songs about Christmas trees. It was written by the organist and teacher Ernst Anschutz, who was based in Leipzig. He used an old folk melody called 'Lauriger Horatius' for his carol. The same melody was also used for other songs including 'Maryland, My Maryland', the official state song of the US state. This recording offers a reading of the English-language lyrics followed by magical harp music based on an original Christmas carol melody.

Add a little rock to your Christmas this year with this Brenda Lee hit. This piano by ear lesson starts with a full demonstration of the arrangement and then teaches it all the way through without any music, print, or video.

“Oh Christmas Tree,” known in its original German as “O Tannenbaum,” is one of the most enduring and beloved songs of the holiday season. Its simple yet heartfelt lyrics celebrate the beauty and resilience of the evergreen tree, a symbol that has come to represent the enduring spirit of Christmas. But the story of this iconic carol is as layered and fascinating as the holiday traditions it accompanies. From its roots in German folk culture to its global popularity as a Christmas anthem, “Oh Christmas Tree” is a testament to how music can evolve and resonate across time and cultures...

Quinta (has never celebrated Christmas in her life) and Kate (celebrates Christmas 365 days a year) review classic and debatable Christmas films.

Join L.A. transplants Aaron Lee, Danielle and Samantha as they share their honest (both sarcastic and appreciative) reviews of the latest Christmas movie offerings from Hallmark, Lifetime, Netflix, and more. Warning, massive spoilers ahead: discussing major plotlines and loveable details are the whole reason we're doing this! @podcastinapeartreeYT: @podcastinapeartree