holiday – Page 13

The Piano Guys | O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

A gorgeous arrangement of “O come, O come, Emmanuel” (2012) by The Piano Guys, marking their MotD debut. Key change at 2:58.

Michael McDonald | That’s What Christmas Means to Me

Michael McDonald‘s “That’s What Christmas Means To Me” is the opening track from his 2009 album This Christmas. Key change at 1:37.

Randy Rainbow | Hey Gurl, It’s Christmas!

We kick off the week with the opening track of Randy Rainbow‘s new Christmas album, Hey Gurl, It’s Christmas!, written by Marc Shaiman. There are key changes throughout the track, so we won’t list them all here. Hopefully it gets you in the Christmas spirit!

Josh Groban | Thankful

Happy Thanksgiving to the MotD community! We on the admin team are grateful for your continued support of the page. Today, we feature Josh Groban‘s “Thankful” (2017), which features a key change at 3:42. Tomorrow we begin our holiday season at MotD, extending through December 25. If you come across any key changes as you listen to your favorite holiday albums, please share them!!

Whitney Houston | Deck the Halls / Silent Night medley

Merry Christmas Eve! We end our holiday programming where we began, with the legendary Whitney Houston and a medley of “Deck The Halls/Silent Night” (2003). THREE key changes at 0:50, 1:40, and 2:28. Have a wonderful evening and holiday tomorrow!

Luther Vandross + Darlene Love | I Listen to the Bells

“I Listen To The Bells” (1995) performed by Luther Vandross & Darlene Love, with a key change at 4:06. See you next week for our final two days of Christmas tunes before we return to regular programming.

Peabo Bryson | It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Can’t let a holiday season go by without a little Peabo Bryson: “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year” (1997). Settles into the new key at 2:10. Enjoy!

Eclipse 6 | Do You Hear What I Hear?

Happy Monday! More a cappella to kick off the week with Eclipse 6 singing “Do You Hear What I Hear” (2011). Key change at 2:24.

Allan Sherman | The Twelve Gifts of Christmas

Allan Sherman makes his MotD debut with “The Twelve Gifts of Christmas” (1963)! Key change at 2:30, but this one is worth listening to the whole way through. Have a good weekend!