Back in 2009, I came up with a fun way to mash up 2 of my favorite holiday songs, "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" and "Auld Lang Syne" and I decided to record it to share with some friends and family.

Good News! It's Christmas!

Have Yourself an Auld Lang Syne

White Christmas

O Holy Night

The Good News Is Better Than You've Heard

This song was inspired by/based on Isaiah 35 and 61. Isaiah 61 is the passage Jesus read from when he began his time of ministry. 

It was recorded in 3 hours in my living room. The organ used on this track is an 1892 Story & Clark pump organ left to me by my grandfather.

Year of the Lord

O Come, O Come, Emmanuel

It's Christmas Time Again

Though this song was written for a 1966 Broadway musical, it feels more relevant than ever this year. It was a rough November, and we are dreading January, so right now we need a little Christmas.

- Noah Glenn, December 2, 2016

We Need a Little Christmas

Christmas Sweaters

This song is broken into 2 sections, a prayer and a lament.

The first section is a prayer based on Luke 4:18, in which Jesus announces his ministry by reading from the prophet Isaiah: 

"The Spirit of the Lord is upon me,
    because he has anointed me
    to proclaim good news to the poor.
He has sent me to proclaim liberty to the captives
    and recovering of sight to the blind,
    to set at liberty those who are oppressed"

The second section of the song is a lament that these things have yet to be fulfilled. While we continue to fight for the poor and the oppressed, it is often Christians who are in the role of the oppressor.

Noah Glenn

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