Talented bass singer Geoff Castellucci performs a stunning version of the beloved Christmas hymn ‘O Come, O Come Emmanuel.’
The Christmas season brings so much joy, and one of the greatest sources of that joy is the music we sing. Songs like Silent Night, O Holy Night, Joy to the World, and Hark the Herald Angels Sing remind us why we celebrate.
These beloved carols share the true meaning of Christmas in a way that stays with us.
Geoff Castellucci recently released a stunning low bass version of ‘O Come, O Come Emmanuel’ that showcases his incredible vocal range. The video starts with his remarkably deep bass voice. Then more harmonies join in.
What’s amazing is that every voice you hear is Castellucci himself. He recorded each part separately and combined them into one video.
This wasn’t a quick project. Castellucci shared that he spent two years working on this arrangement. He was excited to finally finish it just in time for the Christmas season.
Castellucci is known for his deep bass performances and has nearly a million followers on YouTube.
‘O Come, O Come Emmanuel’ is an ancient hymn from the 12th century. It was originally written in Latin. The song expresses our longing for Christ and our hope in His coming. It’s a meaningful choice for the Advent season.
As we listen to this beautiful hymn, it gently calls our hearts to be ready. Christ came once in humility, and He will come again in glory. May this song remind us to keep our faith strong and our hearts ready for His return.
WATCH: Bass Singer’s Stunning Performance of ‘O Come, O Come Emmanuel’
