Jóhanna Guðrún - "Geymdu það ei til jóladags"(2009) - Yohanna

Jólatónleikar Fíladelfíu 2009: Jóhanna Guðrún sings "Geymdu það ei til jóladags", the Icelandic version of Celine Dion's "Don't Save It All For Christmas Day". She is very well supported by the Gopelkór Fíladelfíu, one of the best Icelandic choirs I've ever heard!
The best: Jóhanna re-recorded "Geymdu það ei til jóladags" in 2020 in perfect studio quality and released it as track #4 of #10 of her christmas album "Jól með Jóhönnu" on November 19th, 2020! - surely to the delight of all friends of good Christmas songs in Icelandic...♥️
"Jól með Jóhönnu" on CD and white vinyl e.g. here:
netverslun.aldamusic.is/produ...
"Jól með Jóhönnu" on Spotify:
open.spotify.com/album/54mlNa...
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The Jólatónleikar Fíladelfíu concert takes place every year at the beginning of Advent. The income goes exclusively to social institutions that provide support to disadvantaged people. A recording of the concert is traditionally broadcast on television on December 24th at 11 p.m. and it is certainly an integral part and the festive conclussion of Christmas Eve in many Icelandic families!
The Jólatónleikar Fíladelfíu 2009 took place on December the 8th and was broardcasted on Chrismas Eve by the TV channel RÚV.
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On the video quality: The source is the CD/DVD box "Jólatónleikar Fíladelfíu - Valin lög" from 2013. The original resolution is only 1024×576 px, but I've upscaled it to 720p and I've tried everything to enhance the image quality. Unfortunately, also I'm unable to conjure up the missing information of non-existend pixels! Therefore the picture quality is certainly not perfect, I just can apologize for that!
The CD/DVD box "Jólatónleikar Fíladelfíu - Valin lög" is meanwhile very rarely available! Here is the only link I found:
www.penninn.is/is/imagedisk/j...
(still listed, but currently not in stock)
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"Geymdu það ei til jóladags" the Icelandic version "Don't Save It All For Christmas Day"
"Don't Save It All For Christmas Day" was originally released in 1998 on Celine Dion's album "These Are Special Times". The authors are P. Zizzo, R. Wake and Celine Dion, the Icelandic lyrics were written by Guðlaugur Gunnarsson.

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