In the Christmas Spirit: Piano Guys, Part IV | Eastern NC Now

The Piano Guys are back for Christmas, 2014, and we are blessed to bring you a fourth helping of their rare and fun talent videos.

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    The Piano Guys are back for Christmas, 2014, and we are blessed to bring you a fourth helping of their rare and fun, talent filled videos. These four guys do it all: They arrange, video capture, produce, and perform their vast array of melodies, and even more Jon Schmidt's Baby Grand Piano to whatever exotic location they need to tell their melodic story.

The Piano guys first song on this post is their 9 cellos rendition of the spirit hymn, "Nearer My God to Thee" here below:


In his valiant effort to weird out his dog, Jon Schmidt performs a rendition of "Rudolf" here below:


In the last video, Piano Guys do a take on Dave Mathew's "Ants Marching", and then blend it into a really unique version of "Ode to Joy" right here below:



    Publisher's note: If you are really in the Christmas spirit, or just in the need for more, please click here to access all of the holiday spirit in melody and narrative that BCN can harness and offer for this Yuletide Season.
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( December 23rd, 2017 @ 1:25 pm )
 
If you have heard this version of Dave Mathews's "Ants Go Marching In" /finishing with "Ode to Joy", you just have to hear it. It is the last video on this post.

I love the Piano Guys.



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