Jonas Kaufmann – It's Christmas
Йонас Кауфман: Рождество
A lot of memories come back to me. Christmas is the festival of pausing, of remembering.
It is the festival of joy and lights. And these songs bring back to me happy memories of the joys of the Christmas season, from grateful devotions to tumultuous celebrations with friends and relatives. –
Jonas Kaufmann
Actors
Jonas Kaufmann echoes his own Christmas memories and joys, celebrating the most festive time of the year with a unique selection of beloved songs and carols.
The concert is shot at the Silent Night Chapel in Oberndorf near Salzburg, the original place where the Christmas carol Silent Night, by Joseph Mohr and Franz Xaver Gruber, was performed for the first time on December 24th 1818. In addition, festive location shots at the Christmas market in Salzburg. Including a rich selection of beloved worldwide favorites such as Adeste fidelis / O come and Silent Night, American holiday favorites like Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!, Winter Wonderland and White Christmas and traditional German Christmas songs as Ihr Kinderlein kommet and Kling, Glöckchen.
The concert is shot at the Silent Night Chapel in Oberndorf near Salzburg, the original place where the Christmas carol Silent Night, by Joseph Mohr and Franz Xaver Gruber, was performed for the first time on December 24th 1818. In addition, festive location shots at the Christmas market in Salzburg. Including a rich selection of beloved worldwide favorites such as Adeste fidelis / O come and Silent Night, American holiday favorites like Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!, Winter Wonderland and White Christmas and traditional German Christmas songs as Ihr Kinderlein kommet and Kling, Glöckchen.
Language
English, german
Runtime
1 hour 16 minutes, no interval
2020
6+
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