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Kids and parents alike are loving singing and performing this song. Now your preschoolers or grade schoolers can sing along with Oh What a Special Night for their Christmas pageant, play, show… hey, why not the entire church!?!

This split track audio version has full background vocals with a soft lead vocal in the right channel and the full band in the left channel for easy mixing. Written by: Sonja DiNanno and Dan Lueders

Also Available… “In A Stable” Video Song Track

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Video Song Track of In A Stable.  A split track version is available.

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Oh What A Special Night Video Song Track

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The reviews are in…

  • Jennifer P. – “My four year old will NOT stop singing it – she is especially fond of the sheep part. 🙂 What a cute song! Thanks for your help!”
  • Denette F. – “Love these songs for my pre-kindergarten and kindergarten groups!”
  • Bonnie H. – “Thank you so much!! Your music is great!! This song will be a wonderful part of the program. The pre-school students will be performing it. Many Blessings and Thank you…”

 

 

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Posted by on August 22, 2017 in DanLueders.com.

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About Dan Lueders

A Chicago based songwriter, producer and musician, Dan Lueders has a career that spans 28 years. In the beginning, Dan worked with several Chicago based groups such as XTC, Drive, Kelly and the Playmakers, The Stay Tuned Orchestra and Willow Creek Community Church. Dan has been a regular musical contributor for the the Daily Giz Wiz Podcast with Dick DeBartollo and Leo Laporte and This Week in Fun Podcast with Sarah Lane and Martin Sargent on the twit.tv network. Dan's work includes playing bass with Darlene Czech, Laura Hall, Tommy Walker, John Carlson and Kirk Whalum, among others. As a songwriter/producer Dan is currently on staff as music director for Promiseland Children’s Ministry at Willow Creek Community Church. Also, Dan is a musical contributer for the Annual Willow Creek Association’s Children’s Ministry Conference each spring.

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