“I grew up singing 'O Holy Night’ in church, and it reminds me of so many childhood memories," Young explains. “There's just something so beautiful and reverent about it that gets me in the ...

Watch Lea Salonga perform 'O Holy Night' with The Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra. The Christmas poem “Minuit, chrétiens,” written by a French merchant Placide Cappeau, was set to music by ...

Still, Landry’s lip-syncing to an ear-wrenching version of “O Holy Night” has done pretty well, drawing almost 350,000 viewers since he and a roommate recorded it five years ago as a video ...

While the theology of the hymn, “O Holy Night,” may be a faith expression, what is also clearly expressed is the power of love and the healing virtues of peace that we share in our common ...

Indeed, Thomas' version of "O Holy Night" is a marvel from beginning to end. Recorded by a vast roster of artists in a wide variety of styles over the last hundred years, "O Holy Night" has a ...

Learn more about 'O Holy Night' as performed by Lea Salonga with the Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra in the 'Season of Light' Christmas special.

2. Mariah Carey. Mariah Carey delivers a deeply unique version of “O Holy Night.” She leans into her soulful vocal style, hitting impressive runs and piercing whistle notes.

While the theology of the hymn, “O Holy Night,” may be a faith expression, what is also clearly expressed is the power of love and the healing virtues of peace that we share in our common ...

While no version of "O Holy Night" has cracked the mainstream Billboard Hot 100, versions of the track have charted on the Holiday 100 over the years.

Oh hear the angel voice! Watch Billie Eilish perform 'O Holy Night' ahead of the holidays at her final concert of the year at the Kia Forum.

Carrie Underwood singing "O Holy Night" is heavenly. The country music superstar released her first Christmas album, My Gift, in September 2020. The holiday release is filled with classics like ...

But the highlight was the recessional, “O Holy Night,” which is based on an 1843 French poem by Placide Cappeau about the birth of Jesus Christ and world redemption.