O Holy Night (Tune: Cantique de Noël - 3vv) [with lyrics for congregations]

"O Holy Night" is an 1855 translation by John S. Dwight of the French Carol, 'Cantique de Noël' written in 1843 by the poet Placide Cappeau to celebrate the restoration of the organ in the town of Roquemaure.
It was set to music by Adolphe Charles Adam, best known for his ballet 'Giselle', in 1843; the tune being known as, 'Cantique de Noël'.
It is performed here by The Bach Choir and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
Video background by Chet Valley Churches: sunrise over Hardley, South Norfolk.

[@olayinkasanni8191]

This carol rejuvenates the spirit! I love it so much! Thanks for a captivating rendition! 💓🎄🌻🌲💖

[@wynparsons4109]

These words could be radiated to every part of the world , whatever culture or religion , and bring peace to our world

[@genewood9062]

Superb! Everything from the abolition of slavery to the glorious exaltation of Christ! I love the way you began the sunrise with a bright white cross in the sky, at 10 o'clock on the left side! Happy Christmas! God with us, on our side! :--}>

[@omomeneehinome]

Beautiful ❤

[@lillymiller992]

Yes

[@beate3594]

Wunderschön ❤😊, man bekommt eine Gänsehaut, so eine wunderschöne Musik