God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

LISTEN TO GOD REST YE MERRY, GENTLEMEN

As has been my tradition these last several years, I arranged and recorded a Christmas song for 2020. Have you noticed that there just isn't enough Christmas music these days featuring alto trombone!

God Rest Ye is apparently the oldest of the carols. The title comes from 16th-century language which translates to, "may God grant you peace and happiness". I do wish that for you.

This picture is a photo of my North Pole music studio. It used to be the executive offices for Santa's Workshop but they upgraded and I got this magical place for a song. The elves love to come by and jam.

Santa told me the elves think he's cool for liking my music.

Give yourself some peace and happiness after a pretty tough year and enjoy this wonderful holiday season!!

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