Even without words, “Carol of the Bells” is laden with irony. The epic, Wagnerian Trans-Siberian Orchestra adaptation that’s packed arenas for the last decade takes as its subject a cellist ...

Thus, ‘Carol of the Bells’ was born. The English language version was first recorded in 1936 by Wilhousky’s school choir during a popular radio program called "Music Appreciation Hour ...

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra performs rock-opera style, incorporating three electric guitars, two keyboardists and a seven-piece string section, with a bass player and a drummer to deliver its music.

But it’s Williams who helped further cement “Carol of the Bells” into the holiday music vernacular when he included it in his 1992 score for “Home Alone,” which was set during Christmas.

Trans-Siberian Orchestra's traveling ... whose best-known songs include the amped-up Yuletide-rock instrumentals “Wizards in Winter” and “Carol of the Bells” – into an operation of two ...

Members of the group’s two touring companies gathered in Nashville to film “Christmas Eve and Other Stories Live in Concert,” which begins streaming Friday, Dec. 18.

Tickets for "Notes from Ukraine: 100 Years of Carol of the Bells" range from $50 to $105 and are on sale now through the Carnegie Hall Box Office, by calling Carnegie Charge at 212-247-7800, or by ...

Trans-Siberian Orchestra bring their 2022 winter tour, ... Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel, and “Carol of the Bells” by Ukrainian composer Mykola Leontovych. ...

Editor's note: For the holiday season, the Kyiv Independent has created a unique collection dedicated to Carol of the Bells.