The ONLY Way To Bring In The Seaon

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Last year, Mark and I had the extreme pleasure of seeing a Live Transiberian Orchestra concert in Little Rock. We received it as a pre-Christmas gift from his parents. We knew the concert was going to rock, literally and figuratively, but we were no where prepared for the intensity and talent this group of singers/artists brought to the stage. It was incredible, complete with a light show, and snow. We were moved by every song that they sang, and the story line that accompanied it, wrapped it all together. This year, our circumstances have allowed us to purchase those same tickets for Mark's mom and dad to see the show in Seattle, whom are the original avid fans. I hope they receive the same joy as we did when we went last year. If you've never heard of the group, go to their website and browse around. I've attached a YouTube video for your listening pleasure (it is not one of the Christmas ones though). If you're still undecisive and would like to hear a sample with better quality you can borrow...well I've changed my mind, just go buy your own you won't be disappointed. My kids have been playing the Christmas' CD for the past two weeks! They already request certain songs off the album...how crazy is that?

Comments

K.T. is Mommatude said…
oooooooooooooh I LOVE THEM!!!We wanted to go but will be unable to..:(:(:(:(:(:(:( Love love love them!
10:43 AM
Mark W. said…
TSO is THE BEST MUSICAL ACT in the world, period! If Beethoven were living today, he'd join them.

Funny, I'd never actually seen that video with Beethoven and the dancing muses in slips...weird.

If you want a more holiday flavored clip (and quite hilarious) try this one! You won't be disappointed.
7:01 PM
Shannon Cortez said…
I might have to check out ticketmaster. Every year I say we're gonna go!

Shannon
6:07 PM
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