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ON THE COVER: Opera Edwardsville debuts multiple holiday events at Dunham Hall.

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Home for the Holidays Opera Edwardsville debuts at Dunham Hall By Jill Moon EDWARDSVILLE — Opera Edwardsville (OE)

now has the distinction of being the first local organization to be invited to debut the Southern Illinois

University Edwardsville Arts and Issues series, with Opera Edwardsville at Dunham Hall.

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The Arts and Issues series has welcomed illustrious speakers and artists, including Maya Angelou, Ken Burns, George Winston, and other impressive artists and speakers and now Opera Edwardsville joins this fine group of talent and creativity. Opera Edwardsville at Dunham Hall is at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18. Tickets are on sale now for $50 per person and available at www.operaedwardsville. org/home/december2021 . “I am proud that OE has been asked to perform as part of the SIUE Arts and Issues Series,” said OE’s Chase Hopkins, founder and artistic director. “The university is becom-

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ing more and more of an important partner for OE,” he said. “We have collaborated with the music department to present three student-led productions as part of our Opera for Kids initiative, including ‘Pinocchio’ (2019), ‘The Three Little Pigs’ (2020) and ‘Jack and the Beanstalk’ (2021).” Additionally, OE has presented masterclasses for SIUE vocal students with Karen Brunssen, a renowned voice professor from Northwestern University and the president of the National Association for Teachers of Singing (NATS). “But OE is very excited to be performing at the university,” said Hopkins,

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who also is general director of Haymarket Opera Co. in Chicago. “I look forward to bringing the full power of OE’s guest artists in a program of epic operatic highlights and classic holiday favorites to the SIUE Arts and Issues series. “December features a staggering amount of talent,” Hopkins noted. “Truly, these performers join from around the nation between projects at the Metropolitan Opera in New York City, the Lyric Opera of Chicago, Opera Theatre of St. Louis, and the list goes on.” “I am grateful to Grant Andree for making this invitation,” he said. “It is a very exciting debut, and

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represents OE’s unique position to bridge the university and community through the power of live (or filmed) performance.” Opera Edwardsville (OE) continues its 2021 season not only with the SIUE Arts and Issues concert, but also OE’s free online series, “The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville,” featuring 15 different performers, this Dec. 1 through Dec. 12. Following the success of 40,000-plus views last year, OE will present The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville again this year. From Dec. 1 through Dec. 12, daily performances will be released via OE email blasts and at OE’s Facebook page. The

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performances are filmed on the historic stage of The Wildey Theatre in downtown Edwardsville by St. Louis production company Once Films. “OE has found this incredible balance of featured guest artists from around the nation with the talent of our very own in the greater St. Louis region,” Hopkins said. “I’m extremely excited to present nine performers as part of The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville, who come from eight different local communities, six of which are here on the Illinois side. “Of particular note, we look forward to another beautiful performance from

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OE’s artistic advisor and Grammy winning soprano, Christine Brewer. All performances are recorded by OE favorite and piano-extraordinaire, Joseph Welch.” Another important reflection of OE’s values and effort to support arts education, the series will feature a student spotlight performance from soprano Delaney Holliday and welcomes back sopranos Angel Azzarra and Julie Kelsheimer. “She dazzled the OE audience this past September with her dark and powerful voice, and soprano Julie Tabash Kelsheimer, who audiences will remember for her gorgeous per-

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feature St. Louis’ very own operatic couple, Jacob Lassetter and Karen Kanakis,” he said. “I’m also pleased to feature two fine singers and voice faculty members from SIUE, tenor Marc Schapman, who is a great friend of OE, having been a key part of our Opera for

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How to reduce risk of home fires this holiday season Safety might not be the first thing people think of as the holiday season approaches. Faith, celebrations, decorations, and holiday dinners all come to mind when considering the holiday season. But that doesn’t mean safety should be left out of holiday planning. Fire safety bears special consideration during the holiday season, when the prevalence of fire hazards like Christmas trees, holiday lighting displays and other decorative items increase the risk for home fires. Such tragedies can be averted with a few simple safety measures. • Tend to your tree. Live Christmas trees are awe-inspiring, but they also pose a significant fire risk. The National Fire Protection Association urges celebrants to purchase only healthy trees with fresh, green needles that do not fall off when touched. Such trees are less likely to dry out, especially when well-watered throughout the season. Dry trees can catch fire more easily than healthy trees if embers from nearby fireplaces or candles drift in their direction. • Recognize that location matters when decorating. The NFPA notes that Christmas trees should always be placed at least three feet away from any heat source, including

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Decorate with a nose toward inviting holiday aromas Holiday decor is as much about the sights and sounds as it is about the scents of the season. Few things evoke the holiday spirit as much as the aroma of fresh evergreen or spicy cinnamon and cloves. Incorporating inviting aromas into holiday decor can make homes feel even more special. Filling a home with fragrant decor takes a little ingenuity and planning. Here are some ideas to incorporate the scents of the holiday season into your decor. • Use a real Christmas tree. An easy way to create a pine-like scent indoors is to select a real Christmas tree. Ask the tree farm which varieties are the most fragrant. If a fresh tree is not possible, fill a decorative bas-

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How to maintain hardwood floors Hardwood floors have long been sought after by home buyers. In its 2019 “Remodeling Impact Report,” the National Association of Realtors® revealed that new wood flooring was the fourth most popular project to attract buyers. Of course, hardwood floors aren’t just for buyers. Homeowners who already have hardwood floors know just how impressive these floors can be, especially when they’re well maintained. Maintaining wood floors is not necessarily as straightforward as it may seem, and homeowners may benefit from a tutorial on how too keep the floors under their feet looking good.

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How to winterize a vacant home A vast migration takes place when the temperatures begin to drop in the northernmost areas of the United States and even parts of Canada. No, it has nothing to do with feathered friends finding new roosts or certain mammals getting ready to hibernate. This migration involves the thousands upon thousands of people who retreat from one residence to head to another. Snowbirds, as these migratory people are often called, are primarily retirees who split their living arrangements based on weather. Many spend the spring and summer months in one residence, generally in the northern portion of the country. Once the mercury begins to drop there, they trade that home for another in a more temperate locale, such as Florida, Louisiana, Texas, or even overseas. The Palm Beach Post reports that about 145,000 snowbirds flock to Palm

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prevent any remaining water from freezing. • If you will not be draining pipes and turning off the water, set the heating system to 55 F or higher to help keep the interior and wall cavities warm. • Keep room and cabinet doors open to allow heat to circulate to areas where pipes are located. • Shut off the water to outdoor faucets as well as the washing machine. • Close up openings to the house so that rodents and insects cannot get inside and use a home for shelter. Keep safe with snow and ice • Make sure that gutters are free of debris, which can lead to potential ice dams and water collection around the foundation of the home. • Hire someone to clear the sidewalks

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There’s plenty to get you to the movies again By Robert D. Grubaugh You might not have heard about it or seen an adequate amount of news coverage on the topic, but moviegoing is back! No, it’s never going to be what it was pre-pandemic, but there are real movies coming out every week and most of them are worthwhile for your cinematic needs. I know of this -- my cinematic needs are great. Just this past week I saw three amazing movies that had me glad I found three opportunities to get out of the house to see them. Kristen Stewart does her career best work in “Spencer” as the heightof-her-suffering Lady Diana. She also does it as a blonde, which I think flatters her more than what I remember as the pouty vampire in all those decade-old “Twilight” flicks. Her take on the embattled “Peoples’ Princess” is raw, a bit blue and incredibly desperate. It’s also hard to imagine that we can take any accuracy at face value. I’ll continue to be fascinated by the machination of the House of Windsor. “Dune” also slays my expectations. The special effects and world-building were up to snuff. This is important since it will become a sequel in future, with installments to give us the whole story of the battle for Arrakis. I’d welcome spending more time with Timothee Chalamet and Zendaya in their young royal roles. Marvel also put out their newest movie, “Eternals,” on the big screen. It’s not their best effort, but it shows that the largest in ticket sales still has faith in selling them at your local box office. “Eternals” is a gettingthe-band-back-together picture. The main difference between it and the other films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is that these

band members (including Angelina Jolie, Salma Hayek, Kumail Nanjiani, and Gemma Chan as ageless intergalactic superbeings) never had their own individual movies made with their back stories, like “The Avengers.” For the first half of “Eternals,” a three-hour epic, we get to know each member’s specific power, motivations and the dynamics of their relationships. Despite living together on a mission for thousands of years, the various Eternals don’t all get along or even care for each other all that much. The second half explores a rather convoluted plot by the 10 co-leads to defend Earth from an ulterior motive planted a millen-

nia ago by their boss, Arishem (a vague, hyper-charged superbeing voiced by David Kaye). Harry Styles has a cameo during a mid-credits scene that also introduces Kit Harrington (of “Game of Thrones” fame) as future additions to this world that is built in less-interesting-than-”Dune” fashion. In-person movie attendance continues to be thwarted by streaming. Netflix and Disney Plus are constantly putting out new content to give you reasons to stay away from movie theaters. I get it. Home-viewing is comfortable and easier than ever. But don’t give up on your local neighborhood theater.

One thing I’ve noted while screening a lot of holiday movie trailers lately is that marketers are going out of their way to mention how a hot prospect is being released “Only in Theatres.” The popcorn is amazing, too! I say that just in case you weren’t already planning to check out “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” and “King Richard” (both open Friday), “West Side Story” (Dec. 10), “Spider-Man: No Way Home” (Dec. 17), or “Sing 2” (Dec. 22). I’m also betting that there won’t be a theater in St. Louis that doesn’t want to show “American Underdog” around Christmastime when the Kurt Warner story finally hits the big screens. I can’t wait!

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Review: Adele goes beyond heartbreak in powerful ‘30’ album By RAGAN CLARK Associated Press

“30,” Adele (Columbia Records) Coming out of a divorce, one might expect Adele to write an album of heartbreak ballads. But, to expect anything short of the full spectrum of emotions from “30” would do the Grammy winner a disservice. As one of the greatest voices of our time, it is no surprise that some of Adele’s shining moments on the album are on tracks bare enough that the strength of her vocals stand on their own. What is maybe more surprising is the delightfulness of the songs that are a departure from her normal style. Adele’s opener is unlike any she’s written before. “Strangers By Nature” whisks the listener into a black-and-white Audrey Hepburn-era film — whimsical and at times ominous. The album is given theatrical bookends with closer “Love Is a Game” mimicking some of these dramatic tones. It is a triumphant conclusion with harmonies in the chorus which give a nod to ‘60s groups like the Supremes. In between, there are songs about heartbreak and also love songs — to her son, to new loves (or, at least, those she’d like trying to love) and to herself. Adele stretches herself on “30,” dipping into genres and tones that show her ability to deviate from more somber chart toppers like “Hello” and “Someone Like You.” There’s the bubble gum pop “Cry Your Heart Out,” dance anthem “Oh My God” and the Western-tinged “Can I Get It” — a song that is so divergent from typical Adele that it calls to mind Beyoncé’s “Daddy Lessons.” In “My Little Love” and “All Night Parking,” Adele brings R&B to the record. While there are jubilant moments on the album, Adele’s diary style songwriting ensures that pain is also present on the 12-track “30.” “My Little Love” is a movingly personal track which includes voice recordings of Adele comforting her young son and even crying as she describes her loneliness. The pain is also tangible on “To Be Loved.” Its sparse production serves Adele beautifully. There is nothing to smooth out the emotion as her voice teeters on cracking.

The second half of the LP is much quieter than the first, filled with ballads more typical of the British singer. “Woman Like Me” shows her quiet confidence — she alludes to feelings of guilt and uncertainty

in “My Little Love” and “I Drink Wine,” but in this song, she reasserts her own self-worth. “Complacency is the worst trait to have, are you crazy?” she croons, “You ain’t ever had, ain’t ever had a

woman like me.” If “30” is in fact a snapshot of the person Adele is at this moment in time, it is clear that the six years since “25” have led to growth and a more realized version of herself. There

are traces of her younger self, but a renewed self-awareness. “All I do is bleed into someone else,” she sings on “To Be Loved.” “I’ll be the one to catch myself this time.”

OPERA continued from Page 5 Kids programs, and soprano Amy Prince. OE will be ‘home for the holidays’ with this fantastic lineup of the area’s finest.” The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville features performers from Edwardsville, Lebanon, Bunker Hill, Belleville, Glen Carbon and St. Louis, including OE artistic advisor and Grammy winning soprano, Brewer, sopranos Azzarra, Kanakis, Kelsheimer, Prince, and student spotlight Holliday, tenor Schapman, baritone Lassetter, and Welch, pianist. “When the global pandemic forced us to cancel our live and in-person program for 2020, Opera Edwardsville went digital by presenting a filmed version of our Opera for Kids, ‘The Three Little Pigs,’ and a replacement series of online performances in place of our signature December concert, which became The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville,” Hopkins explained. “Through the recommendation of Edwardsville designer Jim Harper, a great friend of OE, we connected with Chis Ryan, who runs the St. Louis production company, Once Films. With a film and audio team, we captured the spirit of the season on film, to share with audiences from the safety of their homes. To our amazement, these videos reached over 40,000 views across YouTube, Facebook and Instagram.” People also signed up for OE’s mailing list simply to receive a daily holiday performance delivered directly to their inboxes (otherwise full of Zoom invites and Amazon orders at the time!), Hopkins noted. Likewise, due to the pandemic, a live broadcast of Opera Edwardsville at Dunham Hall is a special addition to the concert experience. Not only is Opera Edwardsville the first local organization to be invited to the SIUE Arts and Issues stage, but the concert will be the first that Arts & Issues broadcasts live, starting at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18, at , which has not recorded a live broadcast of an event until it will do so Dec. 18.will be broadcast live from Dunham Hall, on the SIUE campus, in a special broadcast online at www.operaedwardsville.org/home/december2021 . “OE is driven to share the joy of music, and we were astounded by the reach and accessibility of this free online series,” he said. “While effects of the pandemic remain, we are pleased to continue our partnership with Once Films and to have received support for this program to continue as part of our 2021 series. I hope everyone will enjoy.” To enjoy the free performances shared as part of The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville, sign up for OE’s mailing list at https://

On the Edge of the Weekend www.operaedwardsville.org/contact/mailing-list and follow OE at Facebook at Opera Edwardsville. Opera Edwardsville at Dunham Hall’s operatic highlights include music by Gounod, Saint-Saens, and Strauss, alongside festive favorites sopranos Mathilda Edge and Liv Redpath, contralto Lauren Decker, tenor Jonathan Johnson, baritones Evan Bravos and student spotlight Miles Wadlington, harpist Caroline Robinson, and Welch, pianist. “The music is going to be epic,” Hopkins said. “We’re going to the operatic Olympics with some of opera’s most impressive secretions, given the talent joining us. High notes, fast notes, low notes, slow notes… we’ve got it all. “And when I think of the holidays, there is nothing more beautiful than the harp, so I’ve pulled a number of selections from opera that include our soloists and the harp, which will be performed by harpist Caroline Robinson, who has been featured on a number of OE programs.” Opera Edwardsville’s concerts and education programs would not be possible without the generous support of the 2021 OE business sponsors and individual donors. OE’s 2021 Season is presented by the city of Edwardsville, Lewis Rice, Stifel, and the Rotary Club of Edwardsville. “Since the pandemic, and through my work at both Opera Edwardsville and Haymarket Opera Company, I’ve produced three major opera films (Handel’s ‘Acis and Galatea,’ October 2020, Handels’ ‘Apollo e Dafne,’ March 2021, Handel’s ‘Orlando,’ September 2021), a virtual gala, an opera for kids, and 2020’s online series of holiday favorites,” Hopkins recalled. “I think this is an incredibly exciting way to connect people with opera, and hope to see OE continue its digital presence,” he said. “Of course, while accessibility increases, ticket revenue decreases (or doesn’t exist at all). With that in mind, I hope people enjoy our free online series and consider donating in support of OE’s efforts to share the sounds of the season with the entire community.” Additional sponsorship comes from 222 Artisan Bakery, Bank of Madison County, Friends of The Wildey Theatre, SIUE Meridian Society and the SIYAO Vocal Competition. “Special thanks to the Great Rivers and Routes Tourism Bureau, the SIUE Arts and Issues Series, and the many individual donors who made our 2021 season possible.” Hopkins said. “There’s no place like Opera Edwarsdville for the holidays. I hope everyone enjoys our performances, whether tuning in online through our free digital series ‘The 12 Days of Opera Edwardsville,’ or attending our debut with SIUE Arts and Issues when we welcome some of the nation’s most exciting talent in live performance.”

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Chic hotel opening in New York City celebrates Broadway By MARK KENNEDY AP Entertainment Writer

NEW YORK (AP) — Visitors to the latest chic hotel to open in New York's theater district can easily walk to any Broadway show — or they can stay inside and celebrate them. The Civilian — a 203-room hotel with bars, lounges and a bistro — is packed with hundreds of pieces of Broadway art, including sketches, set models, costume pieces, photographs and artifacts that show theater past and present. "I think people don't realize that this neighborhood is just like a walking history of so much," said award-winning architect and theater designer David Rockwell during a tour of the hotel he helped craft. "So I think it deserves to have a place that's dedicated to that." The 27-story building — at 305 W. 48th Street, between 8th and 9th avenues — is from Sixty Collective hotelier Jason Pomeranc, who says the goal is to immerse visitors in a theatrical experience. The Civilian opens Nov. 24. Nearly every inch of the Civilian has been designed with a theatrical flourish, from the marquee-inspired lighting, dramatic curtains, stage-like elements to the raw industrial materials of backstage life. On display are set models of shows — like "Hadestown" designed by Rachel Hauck and "Slave Play" by Clint Ramos — and sketches from "Chicago" designed by William Ivy Long. The hotel plans to cycle new items in every year or so. Wallcoverings throughout the guestroom floors and elevators are taken from abstracted details from costume designs by Isabel and Ruben Toledo ("After Midnight") and William Ivey Long ("Beetlejuice" and "Hairspray"). Creators hope this is a chance for the talent offstage to shine. "I'm always amazed when I work on a project and there's a moment in the show when you realize 25 people touch that moment to make it work. So, in some ways, this is a chance to be exposed to all of those different people," said Rockwell. One wall area displays art from 20 artists and students who offered works inspired by a quote — "It's a city of strangers/Some come to work/Some to play" — from the musical "Company." A piano — lent by Rockwell himself — will become

The Civilian's Blue Room, decorated with theater memorabilia appears in New York's Theater District on Monday, Nov. 15, 2021. The 203-room hotel is packed with hundreds of pieces of Broadway art, including sketches, set models, costume pieces, photographs and artifacts that show theater past and present. (Richard Drew | AP) the focus of impromptu performances, the hotel's creators hope. There's also a private library finished in royal blue hues and marquee lightbulbs where visitors can find replica guns and a crown from "Hamilton," the original set model for "Company" as well red boots from "Kinky Boots" and a pink shrug from "Cabaret." "This really feels like a dressing room," says Rockwell. Upstairs, the guest rooms — a two-person Cozy or a 4-person Spacious — have one of two color schemes — deep blue or wine-maroon — hand-painted details, four-poster beds, upholstered benches and framed costume and set sketches. High design meets homey. On the beds are pillows with abstracted patterns by costume designers Jeff Mahshie and David

Zinn. Luggage fits under the bed, and bathrooms with glazed porcelain sinks have heated floors. "Even though the rooms are more petite than what we've done in the past, I don't believe that the guest should have to sacrifice anything on a visual or textual experience, whether it's the rich velvets from the fabrics or the tile in the bathroom or the quality of sheets and linens and pillows," says Pomeranc. "The quality level should not diminish because of the room size." Visitors enter through a lobby that feels like a stage door and into a vestibule with an abstract interpretation of marquee lighting imbedded into the ceiling. A bank of theater seats rescued from an upstate theater sit along a brick wall and visitors climb a set of metal spiral stairs past a cur-

tain to the second-floor bar, lounge and library. "Does it feel like you're stepping into kind of the fly loft you always wanted to get in?" asks Rockwell and, to be sure, there's a strong "The Phantom of the Opera" feel. There are photos throughout, starting in the lobby with blackand-white photos by Little Fang, the husband-and-wife team known for their opening-night portraits. Each floor will have framed art in the hallways clustered around a theme. The fourth floor, for example, is dedicated to rehearsal shots, with photos of Michael Bennett at "Dreamgirls" and the cast of "Miss Saigon." In the restaurant are 41 round, custom sconces featuring sketches of the Broadway theaters by set designers including Derek McLane, Es Devlin,

Scott Pask, Tony Walton, Mimi Lien and Rockwell. A roof deck to open in the spring will have an enclosed lounge and bar. Pomeranc hopes to create a series of different types of public space experiences, from turning the lounge from a place where people can work and communicate during the day to a music-filled space in the evening to relax. "It really speaks to the journey of the guest that's looking for an authentically New York experience," he said. Partial proceeds from the Civilian will be donated to the American Theatre Wing, which also has supplied the hotel with images from its photo archives. Wing President and CEO Heather Hitchens says a watering hole for the theater community is deeply needed.

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Bring in holiday cheer with Kelly Clarkson, Pentatonix, more By The Associated Press It's that time of year to grab some hot coco, don your coziest sweater and put on some festive tunes. Whether you're dealing with holiday heartbreak or reuniting with loved ones after an uncertain two years, there's music for everyone this season. Associated Press journalists sampled a variety of albums, offering up the early gift of holiday release reviews for Kelly Clarkson, Pentatonix, Pistol Annies, Norah Jones and more. ___ Pentatonix, "Evergreen" (RCA Records) It's not really Christmas until the gang from Pentatonix release new material and this year they've stretched the definition of Christmas material. The a capella quintet offer classics like "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" and "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear" but also tackle songs not often caroled, like Stevie Wonder's "I Just Called to Say I Love You" and Joni Mitchell's "River." It's risky and let's just say the originals are safe. Better is when they give "I Saw Three Ships" a propulsive beat and when they ask Alessia Cara over to lead on "Frosty the Snowman." They even give the Beach Boys a run with their smashing cover of "Little Saint Nick." Pentatonix boldly take on a Beatle — Paul McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" — and it's not half bad, as well as contributing a twangy original song, the title track "Evergreen," which, it's only right, must be covered by another artist for their Christmas album next year. — Mark Kennedy ••• Kelly Clarkson, "When Christmas Comes Around…" (Atlantic Records) Dealing with holiday heartbreak? Kelly Clarkson has you covered with "When Christmas Comes Around..." The Grammy winner's 15 track Christmas album — featuring Chris Stapleton, Ariana Grande and Brett Eldredge — is filled with covers and originals to get everyone through the holiday season. It's an instant classic with songs that will surely get radio

This combination of album covers shows, top row from left, “I Dream of Christmas” by Noraj Jones, “Hell of a Holiday” by Pistol Annies, “Happiness Is... Christmas” by Kristin Chenoweth, “When Christmas Comes Around…” by Kelly Clarkson, bottom row from left, “O Come All Ye Faithful” by Hiss Golden Messenger, “For Christmas” by Amanda Shires and "Evergreen" by Pentatonix. (Blue Note/Sony Music Nashville/Concord/Atlantic/Merge/Thirty Tigers/RCA via AP) time for years to come. "You ruined all my favorite things," she sings on the jubilant "Christmas Isn't Canceled (Just You)." "But you won't take Christmas from me." The song's playful, defiant cheer make it an early stand out. Another album highlight is "Glow." Clarkson's voice melding with Stapleton's is intoxicating. "Nothing has changed, I still wish you could be wrapped up in my arms spending Christmas with me," they sing. Whether she's reclaiming Christmas for herself or reminiscing on the ghost of Christmas past, Clarkson covers all the feelings brought on by the holidays with flare and fun. — Ragan Clark ••• Pistol Annies, "Hell of a Holiday" (Sony Music Nashville) Let's face it, most Christmas music idealizes a holiday season that is sometimes more stressful than sentimental. "Hell of a Holiday," the first Christmas music from the trio of country singers the Pistol Annies, is for those holiday survivors. Miranda Lambert, Ashley Monroe and Angaleena Presley bring both humor and harmony on a collection of 10 original songs and three classics.

"Harlan County Coal" is inspired by Presley's hillbilly family gatherings, complete with shotgun shell tree ornaments. The fun bop "Snow Globe" would be a great add to a holiday party playlist, while their cover of "If We Make It Through December" is perfect for those dark chilly nights. The trio put a break on the hustle to remember the reason for the season by singing "Happy Birthday" to Jesus. If the holidays have you both excited and exhausted, the Annies have enough cheer to get you ready to face the new year. — Kristin M. Hall ••• Hiss Golden Messenger, "O Come All Ye Faithful" (Merge Records) It would be hard to find a better fit for Christmas in pandemic times than the new holiday release by Hiss Golden Messenger. It's wistful but not hopeless, fully cognizant of the difficulties we've all been living through, and yet it's encouraging. In many ways it feels like an extension of the band's last album, "Quietly Blowing It," a truly constructive take on the hard times wrought by COVID-19. "It's Christmas, baby, thank God we made it," lead singer and creative force M.C. Taylor sings

dolefully on "Hung Fire," one of several sublimely spiritual new compositions that could find their way into holiday rotation for years to come. The album's style is soulful, even majestic, on original Taylor compositions, surprising covers and holiday classics that only gain in stature by being re-worked in the band's laid-back Americana style. Ultimately, an excellent band that just keeps getting better is a perfect match for a holiday season that comes upon us in less than perfect times. — Scott Stroud ••• Amanda Shires, "For Christmas" (Thirty Tigers) Singer-songwriter Amanda Shires' Christmas list includes beach vacations, a boat, cold hard cash and a date with comedian Larry David, but she's not sharing her presents, so take a hike. Those are the sort of weirdly wonderful sentiments that appear on Shires' holiday record, "For Christmas," a collection of mostly original songs that feel a bit like a Christmas Eve fever dream. With her high warbling vocals and her poetic lyrics over pianos, Shires wanders through the holidays with an eye on the

little details. She's gussying up that pine tree on "A Real Tree This Year," and detailing a sexy holiday tryst on "Blame It on the Mistletoe." Her "Silent Night" is depressing and gloomy, which, if we're being honest, is not an unusual feeling at the holidays, especially after the last two years. But the best tracks are the ones where she's backed in harmony by the always impressive McCrary Sisters, such as "Magic Ooooooh" and "Gone For Christmas." — Kristin M. Hall ••• Norah Jones, "I Dream of Christmas" (Blue Note Records) "I want to be a Jolly Jones," Norah Jones sings on the opener of "I Dream of Christmas." And a Jolly Jones she is. On her 13-track debut holiday album, Jones' sultry vocals lend themselves well to Christmas songs. She reimagines some covers, bringing a Latin influence to "Run Rudolph Run" with bongos and maracas and doing a ragtime rendition of "Christmas Don't Be Late." On others, she pays homage to the roots of the originals. The influence of Vince Guaraldi on "Christmas Time Is Here" is fully present. Likewise, Norah Jones

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