In the Christmas Spirit: Piano Guys, Part VII | Eastern North Carolina Now

The Piano Guys are back for Christmas, 2015, and we are blessed to bring you a generous helping of their rare and fun talent videos.

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    Publisher's note: If you appreciate the musical and cinematography creativity of the extra talented Piano Guys, as much as we do here at BCN, you can easily access all of their segments here.

    The Piano Guys are back for Christmas, 2015, and we are blessed to bring you a generous helping of their rare and fun, and most talented videos. These four guys do it all: They arrange, video capture, produce, and perform their vast array of melodies, and even more, they often transport Jon Schmidt's Baby Grand Piano, and more easily, Steven Sharpe Nelson's various cellos to whatever exotic location they need to tell their melodic story.
Jon Schmidt playing so well the instrument that gave title to these four talented guys - these Piano Guys: Above.

    In this first video, we have Peter Hollens and David Archuleta singing with the Piano Guys, Jon Schmidt (piano) and Steven Sharpe Nelson (cello), with the full Mormon Tabernacle Choir to perform "Angels We Have Heard On High".



    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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