ADAM - O Holy Night Liberace and George Liberace -1953

This carol was written by Adolphe Charles Adam (1803-1856), the French composer best known for his ballet "Giselle." At the time, it was frowned upon by church authorities who denounced it for lack of musical taste and "total absence of the spirit of religion."
Adolphe Adam wrote the music in just a few days, and the work premiered at the midnight mass of Placide's village church in 1847.
Here you can watch Liberace and his brother George on his 1950'S Television show playing O Holy night

[@pamplayer4086]

The most beautiful rendition of oh holy night on the piano I have ever heard made me cry thank u Jh Bernardo for posting this

[@StarDreamMemories]

My Grandmother loved Liberace. She played piano, organ, and accordion. Great Holiday memories.

[@marquese1960]

Both of them wonderful musicians, George could also play the piano and was once Liberace's musical director.🎉🙏🥂

[@e2cmmm]

Oh! Christmas 1953!! 👵🏻👵🏻when my twin and I were born

[@lindastonebraker2512]

Oh God Bless. Beautiful.... Love the Liberace Brothers

[@jamesthomaspianoplayer7360]

Liberace is a great entertainer