A little OT: Peter Cullen in 9/11 Silent Night Tribute?
Sean Holshu
I was wondering if anyone has heard a September 11th tribute in the
form of Silent Night on the radio/Internet. In the background is a
Silent Night instrumental, with a voice which is supposed to be God.
The voice sounds remarkably like Peter Cullen, and I wondered if any
Transfans got a chance to hear this. Not only is it incredibly good,
it will more than likely bring a tear to your eye.
Happy Holidays everyone.
Sean Holshu
Philip N. Zeman
wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>I was wondering if anyone has heard a September 11th tribute in the
>form of Silent Night on the radio/Internet. In the background is a
>Silent Night instrumental, with a voice which is supposed to be God.
>The voice sounds remarkably like Peter Cullen, and I wondered if any
>Transfans got a chance to hear this.
My local newspaper just had an article about this piece. I have heard
the song in question as well. The instrumental is Mannheim
Steamroller's "Stille Nacht" (which is the original German title of
"Silent Night"), but it is not Peter Cullen. It is Bob Holliday, a
production director for KFSH in Los Angeles. KFSH is the station that
originally put the words and music together.
You can read the words and download the song at
On 22 Dec 2001 07:29:36 -0800, psioni...@excite.com (Sean
Holshu) wrote:
>Hi everyone,
>
>I was wondering if anyone has heard a September 11th tribute in the
>form of Silent Night on the radio/Internet. In the background is a
>Silent Night instrumental, with a voice which is supposed to be God.
>The voice sounds remarkably like Peter Cullen, and I wondered if any
>Transfans got a chance to hear this.
My local newspaper just had an article about this piece. I have heard
the song in question as well. The instrumental is Mannheim
Steamroller's "Stille Nacht" (which is the original German title of
"Silent Night") from their album "Christmas", but it is not Peter
Cullen. It is Bob Holliday, a production director for KFSH in Los
Angeles. KFSH is the station that originally put the words and music
together.
You can read the words and download the song at
http://www.thefish959.com/silent-night.asp
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone reading these words.
May the holiday season and the new year bring new feelings of
friendship and togetherness.
-Phil/That instrumental has become one of the definitive versions of
"Silent Night" in my opinion. On my list of favorite Christmas songs,
that's right near the top. So's the most recognizable version of
"Feliz Navidad", actually. Strange pairing, innit?
--
Philip N. Zeman -- pze...@skyjammer.com
http://www.skyjammer.com/
SkyJammer.com v3.0 -- We'll get it right yet.
Romeo61
Romeo61 has the Lyrics to Silent Night 9/11,
It also pays the song and a three more on a loop, so you can tune in
anytime and hear it.