[0:17] Good evening. My name is Loganes and I [0:20] am pleased to be leading the Rosev [0:22] String in the community Carol sing this [0:25] year. We are going to get with our first [0:28] couple carols of the evening. We're [0:30] going to start with our traditional joy [0:32] to the world followed by [0:39] I promise I've done this. Joy to the [0:41] world followed by angels. on high and [0:43] good Christian friends rejoice [1:53] 시 [2:26] за [2:29] самы [2:31] самый [2:35] самы [3:06] Христа [3:08] христа. [4:36] си [4:39] and [5:09] Ты счастлиё [5:18] ще [5:21] люди [5:23] поёжное [5:27] подойти [5:32] выше своё [5:45] и [5:47] свелоя [5:59] счастью [6:41] We Jesus Christ [6:54] is [6:58] is today [7:14] Jesus Christ [7:21] and we are [7:27] Gus [7:57] Hi, my name is Chris Ch. I'm the [7:59] assistant conductor of the Rosev String [8:01] Emle and we're going to play two pieces [8:02] tonight as just an orchestra. The first [8:05] piece tonight is Carelli's Christmas [8:06] Hero and it's so named because Carelli [8:08] in the manuscript wrote written for [8:11] Christmas Eve. We can't have equate that [8:15] Christmas. There's a couple of [8:16] interesting things about it. This [8:17] particular grosso which is typical has a [8:20] couple of sols the rest of the orchestra [8:23] but it also has a pastor that's played [8:25] at the end of the actual [8:28] and even marks the score that it can be [8:30] played optionally but as you'll hear if [8:33] an orchestra plays this Christmas they [8:35] pretty much always include the pastor [8:36] because such a gorgeous piece. [8:39] Enjoy [11:07] เฮ [13:56] Our next set of this evening is one [13:59] that's a little bit modal. So if you're [14:01] familiar with any of these you know [14:02] they're not all like happy super major [14:05] uh carols. I figured that in this time [14:09] approaching Christmas which is like the [14:11] darkest time of the year it's fun to [14:13] have some music that some carols add a [14:15] little bit of mystery into the Christmas [14:18] season. So we going to start out with [14:21] little tiny child followed by [16:04] слю [17:00] на [19:38] Так. [20:18] My goodness got a church in here. [20:30] Larry my name is Patin. [20:35] Lar Hudson I in Lake St. Beach right [20:38] across the river. We been playing [20:40] together about two or years and we were [20:42] asked by Linda to come and do a little [20:44] bit of intermission music for you and [20:47] mostly kind of music. The first piece [20:50] we're going to do is called leaving est [20:53] which is an island out the coast of [20:54] Scotland. These ar particular Christmas [20:58] tunes but are no words so you can easily [21:00] imagine Christmas tunes in fact if I [21:03] hadn't told you could have told you [21:05] there [21:06] you be nero. [21:41] just pass it back Да. [22:52] เฮ [23:40] here blind har from the [23:44] name [23:46] and he made by the for people in the [23:50] evenings and he wrote [24:00] Mun เฮ [25:30] M. [27:56] need to put these are [27:59] type of big pip these are called [28:00] Scottish small pipes and play a couple [28:03] tunes for you on the pipes first one is [28:08] moves through the [28:11] and the second [28:15] a little faster [28:17] first called stitches on brides doesn't [28:20] seem very classy after [28:23] stitches on brides and the second one is [28:25] even worsecking [28:27] buble gum [28:30] know few kids in here tonight i message [28:34] to santa yesterday and said, "Uh, for [28:38] Christmas I'd like a fat wallet and a [28:40] skinny body. [28:43] Please don't screw it up like it did [28:45] last year." [29:04] Я припятся [30:06] เ [30:09] الله [30:45] ا [31:22] ا [31:44] Thank you very much for having us been a [31:46] delight and pr to be with this wonderful [31:49] orchestra. Thank you. [32:20] We get one more round of applause. [32:34] There is always different uh [32:37] intermission music and thank you so much [32:39] for joining us this year. Um for who of [32:42] you is this your first community carol [32:44] sing along with the rosing? [32:47] All right, thank you so much [32:51] have you. Um, after the program today, [32:53] there are there's cookies and treats in [32:56] the in the lobby and we would be [32:58] overjoyed if you would join us for that [33:00] and just kind of get to know the [33:01] orchestra and say hi. We're going to [33:04] continue on our program with the Holly [33:07] and the Ivy which is a personal favorite [33:09] of then we be looking at good king wet [33:14] and silent. Угу. [34:12] жива [34:46] and [34:48] Jesus [35:00] на [35:35] S [35:38] скайте [36:02] Христос [36:06] сетя [36:14] и убойся [36:19] си [36:58] постать [37:03] там [37:12] оце [37:21] Sen [37:49] Sen [38:11] Аelлуя [38:16] спасе [38:19] бос [38:34] Saj [38:39] oj [38:44] s [39:12] И [39:20] Господь [40:03] I love slay ride. I'll tell you that [40:05] right now. [40:07] Christmas songs of all time and I has to [40:09] be one of the most popular orchestral [40:12] you know Christmas arrangements out [40:13] there. Almost needs no introduction [40:15] youve all heard it before but I will [40:17] leave you with one fun fact. L Anderson [40:20] composed or came up with the idea for [40:21] this piece in Ohio in 1946 in during a [40:26] heat wave. [42:00] เฮ [43:00] เ [44:09] I hope you know they pressured me into [44:10] doing that horse [44:13] if you're a singer you can do it. [44:15] Thanks. [44:26] We're going to continue our program with [44:28] our final set. with Santa Claus is [44:31] coming to town [44:33] winter Wonderland in a winter wonderland [44:36] and we always close we wish you a merry [44:39] Christmas [44:42] Спасибо [45:19] с [45:22] ид [45:32] оча [45:35] натяни [45:38] все свои [45:48] спас слами [45:55] был сцено [45:58] серва сюда [46:17] ла [46:54] in [47:16] ist [47:34] and [47:39] say [47:43] you do your [48:35] Merry Christmas [48:39] Christmas [48:43] Christmas [48:45] happy new year [48:52] you [49:08] Merry Christmas [49:12] Christmas [49:55] на