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The following videos are of our 2009 display. You may link to these videos, but you may not repost them to any web site. Please be sure to read the copyright notice for this site. NOTICE: Some videos have an audible copyright notice embedded within the audio track. This is to prevent users from recording the music and using it their own display, or removing the visible copyright and posting the video to other video sites. Technical Notes: Dallas had 2 snowfalls in 6 days prior to this video being taken. I'm guessing this affected the communications cable throughout the yard, as some parts of the songs were 'sticking' after that. I wasn't going to track down and replace all cables before filming!
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Queen of the Winter Night |
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An edited version of Queen of the Winter Night by Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Low res - 8MB Hi res - 23MB |
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No display is complete without Wizards in Winter. Only one version available. Click to play/download. |
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An edited version of A Christmas Festival by the Boston Pops. Low Res: 18MB Hi Res: 49MB |
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From the Bob Rivers Twisted Christmas CD, it's Joy To The World. Low Res - 11MB Hi Res - 31MB |
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It's the "Jingle Dogs" version of Jingle Bells. Added this a few years ago, and the kids seem to like it. The adults, well, at least the adults bring the kids by! Low Res - 13MB Hi Res - 38MB |
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Hippopotamus for Christmas |
I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas by Gayla Peevey. Edited for length. Low Res - 8MB Hi Res - 23MB |
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The Coca Cola song has been used since 2005. It was originally added for my mother, who collects Coca-Cola memorabilia; however it has become one of the crowd favorites. Low Res - 8MB Hi Res - 23MB |
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Christmas Time is Here was added in 2007 at the request of my sister, in memory of her husband who passed away in March, 2005. (I was supposed to add this in 2006 but never got to it! Sorry, sis!) Low Res - 11MB Hi Res - 33MB |
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Carol of the Bells, by David Foster. This was the first song I sequenced back in 2005. This version is a custom edit, which to my knowledge was produced for a local ice show in 2004. Low Res - 14MB Hi Res - 38MB |
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Been using this song in the display since 2005; it's an edited version of Good King Joy, by Trans-Siberian Orchestra. If memory serves correctly, Marty Slack is where the audio came from. Low Res 17MB Hi Res 49MB Alternate Hires Download (Use if other link is slow.) |
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A medley of two Gary Hoey Christmas songs. Low Res - 12MB Hi Res - 34MB |
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If I recall correctly, this is one of the very first songs that I sequenced back in 2005. It's been used every year, and updated as new display elements come and go. (Download music from Amazon.com ) Low Res - 11MB Hi Res - 30MB |
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Introduced to the display in 2007, and updated with new effects for 2009. Low Res - 12MB Hi Res - 34MB |
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New for 2009, this version of Amazing Grace is by "Yule" and is found here: Amazing Grace (2008 Party Version) from Amazon.com. (Hat Tip: Richard Holdman. Excellent work, sir!) LowRes (12MB) HiRes - (34MB) (Alternate HiRes Download. Use if other link is slow.) |
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Always a crowd favorite. A techno version of Jingle Bells. Low Res (9MB) Hi Res (28MB) |
I started using this music in 2007 to close out each night.
To learn more about this song, please visit SoldiersSilentNight.com. Due to the length of this song, only one version is available. Click to view/download. (Alternate Download Link. Use if other is slow.) |
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The song is by William Orbit, and it's not a Christmas song. It's one of the few (if not the first) non-Christmas song I've ever put in the display. Been meaning to do this for years, but never got around to it. Folks in Dallas / Fort Worth may know where this music is from. Others may not. You can download the full length version from Amazon.com Low Res (7MB) Hi Res (22MB) |
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New for 2009, and edited version of Winter Wonderland by Johnny Mathis. Low Res (12mb) Hi Res (33MB) (Alternate HiRes Download. Use of other link is slow.) |
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" and is available at the link provided.
. This is the first song on the CD.
