Anthony Faulkner Offers Inspirational Rendition of "Silent Night"

'Tis the season to celebrate the birth of Christ.  The sounds of the season often set an atmosphere of reflection and rejoicing.  Classic songs like "Silent Night" ("Stille Yacht"), composed in 1818 by Austrian musician and songwriter Franz Xaver Gruber and Joseph Mohr, paint a lyrical picture of the holy night that Christ was born.  Many have offered their renditions of the holiday hymn.  International recording Anthony Faulkner croons a smooth version of "Silent Night" to add to your playlist this year. 

"I've always steered away from doing covers for the sake of keeping my authenticity," Anthony states. "However, Silent Night is beloved by many, and the announcement of our Saviors' birth should be celebrated! Taking the risk of arranging the song to showcase my signature sound was truly a fun and exciting experience"!

Anthony's soul-stirring arrangement of "Silent Night" is produced by George Tyler, and is available now on all digital music platforms.  Anthony will perform his holiday song on CBN's Turning Point TV Show, Studio 5 TV show, and Voices of America TV Show, which air throughout December. 

Anthony has traveled to six continents as an independent recording artist and won several global awards, including recent recognition by the Nelas Academy Awards in London, United Kingdom. He has two albums under his belt - FAITH and GUARDIAN ANGEL, which garnered top radio and video charting success. 

His music is only one of his gifts and passions. As a philanthropist, he visits and provides support to several orphanages and organizations worldwide and in his community. Locally, Anthony volunteers and raises donations each year for The Palmer House, including their recent Thanksgiving giveaway, which fed over 150 families in the Houston, TX, region.

As we celebrate the season and the holy night that Jesus was born, the Son of God and love's pure light, Anthony strives to bring that hope and inspiration to children and people through his music, his time, and his presence.