30/40 Dancing Flames
30/40 Dancing Flames
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It’s not unusual to have Chip to have upwards of 100 interviews during the Christmas season. This year’s celebration of the 30th anniversary of his first Christmas record and 40th anniversary …
DetailsMannheim Steamroller performs every Saturday and Sunday at Universal Orlando Resort in Florida beginning Saturday, December 6, through Sunday, December 21. Chip conducts songs from Universal’s “Grinchmas” attraction including his special composition of “You’re a Mean One Mr. Grinch”…
DetailsSometimes traveling around the holidays makes for absolutely unforgettable memories. Such was the case with Chip Davis and his family back when his children were young. During a tour stop…
DetailsOne of the most magical aspects of the holidays is watching snow fall on a cold winter night. Or better yet, catching snowflakes on your tongue. This simple joy captures…
DetailsWhen Chip Davis wanted to write a Christmas song for his then five-year old son Evan, he decided upon something that captured the essence of one of their favorite family…
DetailsTalent runs deep in the Davis family! Watch Chip’s youngest daughter, Elyse prepare for her riveting rendition of the Christmas classic, Greensleeeves in this short video clip.
Greensleeves is more than just a timeless classic to Chip Davis. It’s also one of his favorite tunes, made even more so by his recent composition of it for his…
DetailsFeel your spirits rise and your heart warm as you watch the snow fall gently over a peaceful wooded scene and horse-trod trail in this classic Christmas music video from…
DetailsAs it is with many Mannheim Steamroller fans, Christmas is one of Chip’s favorite times of the year. Discover the meaning and inspiration behind his original Christmas Carol, “Traditions of…
DetailsSee what was on Chip’s mind when he composed Mannheim Steamroller’s version of the classic Handel masterpiece, “Hallelujah” in this short video clip.
When ancient Greek merchants went to work and came back home again, it was by way of the sea. The sea was, in a very real way, what they came…
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