30cm Musical Dancing Christmas Tree

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Singing Christmas Trees are constructed to hold between 30 and 450 choral singers at one time. [12] These trees can come in four models ranging in height from 18 to 48 feet (5.5 to 14.6m) for indoor use and can be custom fit for outdoor use. [12] They can also come in circular design of 120, 150, or 180-degree models. [12] Trees can also have seating for choir members with special needs. [12] They are fitted with artificial fireproof evergreen leaves and Christmas lights in an effort to lessen workload assembly and disassembly. [12] Besides lighting, they are fitted with controls to allow for usage by a master control within a church sanctuary or community. [12] [13] As an example, the a tree in Huntsville, Alabama, holds 150 singers, is 30 feet (9.1m) tall (39 feet (12m) tall if the star at the top of tree is included), consumes 36kW of electrical power during its performance run on an annual basis, weighs 6,000 pounds (2,700kg), uses 377 pieces of structural steel that is bolted with over 800 pieces, uses 7500 pieces of artificial greenery, and has over 13,000 lights. [14] Choral composition within the tree [ edit ] Scene during which choir members (shown on left) enter the 2009 Living Christmas Tree [11] Den Sjungande Julgranen [28] (The Singing Christmas Tree in Gothenburg), created in 2004 by Amy Elizabeth Wheeler and Göteborg & Co., is an outdoor municipal production for the city of Gothenburg, Sweden. It is well-loved by Gothenburgians and attracts many tourists from Gothenburg's European and Nordic neighbors. The production runs for three weeks in December with 2-3 shows every day, features several kinds of choirs singing in different musical styles, and includes choreography and percussion. [29] The artistic director is Amy Elizabeth Wheeler, [30] and the producer is Göteborg & Co. Midilite Controls of Forest, VA lighting controls for Living/Singing Christmas Trees. – accessed 15 December 2009. This Orlando Christmas tour takes you along for a memorable holiday performance that you will be a highlight of your visit! a b c d e f "Carol". (2000). In The World Encyclopedia of Christmas. Gerry Bowler, Editor. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart Limited. pp. 37–38.

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The Sacramento, California-based Capital Christian Center (formerly Bethel Temple) celebrated its 60th Singing Christmas Tree in 2016. [19] The first Christmas trees came to the United States in the 1740s from Moravian (now part of the Czech Republic) settlers. [1] In 1851, the first commercial tree lot in the United States was set up in New York City. [1] President of the United States Franklin Pierce set up the first Christmas tree in the White House in 1856. [1] Artificial trees were first developed in Germany in the 19th century over concerns of deforestation in their native homeland along with fire safety issues. [1] By the 1960s, artificial trees become very popular in the United States. [1] History of the Living Christmas Tree at Sevier Heights in Knoxville, Tennessee. – accessed 16 December 2009.

Sevier Heights Baptist Church of Knoxville, Tennessee, began theirs in 1989 at their church, drawing 2800 people. The tree was held at the church annually until 1994. The following year, the tree moved to the Tennessee Theatre in downtown Knoxville where they started with six performances and 10,000 attendees in 1995 to twelve performances and 19,000 attendees in 2000. By 2001, the tree moved again to Thompson–Boling Arena, located on the campus of the University of Tennessee where 37,000 people total saw the tree in four separate performances. 55,000 attended the 2006 tree while 60,000 people attended the five services of the 2007 tree that also involved 600 salvations. The 2008 tree included Spanish translation along with 350 salvations. [22] Many trees are part of nativity plays or nativity scenes that celebrate Christmas as the birth of Jesus. [17] [18] Noted singing or living Christmas trees [ edit ] "Holy Ground" singing on the importance of the life of Jesus in the 2009 Living Christmas Tree at the First Baptist Church (Conyers, Georgia). [11] The church's Living Christmas Tree ran from 2001 to 2017. Collins, Ace. Stories Behind the Great Traditions of Christmas. Zondervan, 2003. ISBN 0-310-24880-9. First Baptist Church of Huntsville, Alabama, Living Christmas Tree information. – accessed 16 December 2009. Christmas caroling originated in Europe in the 13th century with an interest in the birth of Jesus, including the nativity. [2] Caroling continued throughout Europe until the Protestant Reformation of 1517–1648 which led to the halt of the religious use of carols in some Protestant countries, such as England and Scotland. [2] Despite being banned from European churches, they were still sung in homes and by door-to-door carolers on begging visits ( charity solicitations) during Christmas despite protestations from the Puritan revolution in England in the 1640s. [2] Caroling was done a limited basis between 1660 and the 19th century. [2] By 1878, caroling was revived by the Church of England when it was combined with scripture reading to form a worship service called "Lessons and Carols". [2] Caroling's growth has continued into the 20th century both in Europe and the United States and is now part of Christmas music. [2]

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Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia, features singing Christmas trees decorated with a custom midi light set that changes colors and design that is precisely synced to music. SM unveils 'singing' Christmas tree." Sun Star (Pampanga, Philippines). It is also the featured annual Christmas concert at Greenhills Christian Fellowship in Ortigas Center, Pasig, Philippines. 7 December 2009. Accessed 15 December 2009. The Singing Christmas Tree in Portland, Oregon, first started in 1962. The 2009 performances had noted guest singers such as Timothy Greenridge, Michael Allen Harrison, Georgine Rice, Aaron Meyer, and The Jefferson Dancers. [20] This Orlando Christmas tradition is a real hidden gem and the most-underrated and overlooked artistic event in Orlando, featuring some of the most talented musicians and vocalists anywhere. The CBS Evening News has broadcast scenes of this production in the past on Christmas Day. Other: First Baptist Church of Huntsville, Alabama Living Christmas Tree facts. – accessed 16 December 2009.

First appearing in 1933 at Belhaven University, they later made their debut indoors at West High School in Denver, Colorado, and then in 1957 in Sacramento, California. Since then, the singing Christmas tree concept has spread to Canada, the Philippines, South Korea, Switzerland and Sri Lanka. The most attended tree takes place in Knoxville, Tennessee, with 60,000 attendees in 2007.