Warner Music - Trans-Siberian Orchestra - The Christmas Trilogy - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Trans-Siberian Orchestra is back with their third and final volume of their Christmas trilogy, "THE LOST CHRISTMAS EVE." the long awaited follow- up to the double platinum CHRISTMAS EVE & OTHER STORIES and the platinum THE CHRISTMAS ATTIC, features their trademark symphonic rock, which fuses elements of hard rock, Broadway, R&B, and classical music into a unique and distinctive blend excerpts and holiday standards. Album Tracks 1. Faith Noel 2. The Lost Christmas Eve 3. Christmas Dreams 4. Wizard in Winter 5. Remember 6. Anno Domini 7. Christmas Concerto 8. Queen of the Winter Night 9. Christmas Nights in Blue 10. Christmas Jazz 11. Christmas Jam 12. Siberian Sleigh Ride 13. What Is Christmas? 14. For the Sake of Our Brother 15. The Wisdom of Snow 16. Wish Liszt (Toy Shop Madness) 17. Back to a Reason (Part II) 18. Christmas Bells, Carousels and Time 19. What Child Is This? 20. O'Come All Ye Faithful 21. Christmas Canon Rock 22. Different Wings 23. Midnight Clear

2015 from the prog/melodic metal outfit. Trans-Siberian Orchestra, the collaboration between longtime Savatage singer/songwriter Jon Oliva and producer Paul O'Neill, has become one of the most successful stories in rock 'n' roll history. Defying the odds with each project, they continue to search for new and original ideas to bring to reality no matter how difficult the challenge. The Trans-Siberian Orchestra saga continues this year with Letters From The Labyrinth - yet another endeavor in creating something different. Trans-Siberian Orchestra founder Paul O'Neill's inspiration for this album came out of his love for history. As collector of antiquities and historical artifacts, he explains, "Over the years I have been able to read and hold in my hands letters from people that have inspired me and left a mark on civilization. People like Mark Twain, Ben Franklin, Thomas Edison, Orville Wright - when I actually held a letter in my hand that President Lincoln wrote, it brought me into his world in a way I could never have imagined." On Letters From The Labyrinth, Trans-Siberian Orchestra deals with subjects as broad as humanity's journey through the ages ("Time & Distance"), and as specific as bullying ("Not The Same"), the fall of the Berlin Wall ("Prometheus") and the world banking controversies ("Not Dead Yet"). Album Tracks 1. Time and Distance (The Dash) (O'Neill, Oliva) 2. Madness of Men (Beethoven/O'Neill/Oliva) 3. Prometheus (Beethoven/O'Neill/Oliva) 4. Mountain Labyrinth (Borodin/O'Neill) 5. King Rurik (O'Neill/Kuprij) 6. Prince Igor (Rimsky Korsakov/Borodin/Glazunov/O'Neill/Oliva) 7. The Night Conceives (O'Neill/Oliva) 8. Forget About the Blame (J Green) 9. Not Dead Yet (O'Neill/Oliva) 10. Past Tomorrow (O'Neill/Oliva) 11. Stay (O'Neill) 12. Not the Same (O'Neill/O'Neill) 13. Who I Am (O'Neill) 14. Lullaby Night (Bach/O'Neill

The Piano Tribute Players lend their prodigious talents to Christmas-hard-rock band Trans-Siberian Orchestra, melding piano virtuosity with TSO's unique brand of high-energy holiday remix. Album Tracks 1. Christmas Eve (Sarajevo 12/24) 2. Christmas Canon 3. Wizards in Winter 4. A Mad Russian's Christmas 5. Medley O Come All Ye Faithful/O Holy Night 6. Siberian Sleigh Ride 7. Boughs of Holly 8. Faith Noel 9. Wish Liszt (Toy Shop Madness) 10. Christmas Bells, Carousels & Time