O Holy Night

O Holy Night began in France as Minuit, Chrétiens, with a poem written in 1843 by Placide Cappeau and music composed by Adolphe Adam in 1847. The soaring English version most singers know was made by American writer John Sullivan Dwight. It is often said to be among the first pieces of music ever broadcast by radio, on Christmas Eve 1906.

Our Love to Sing choir carries its rising, heartfelt melody in beautiful harmony, making it a highlight of carol services, school nativities and Christmas Eve at home.

Pair it with the peaceful Silent Night, or discover more Christian Christmas carols.