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Louis Armstrongwhiteyteresa said:Jimmy Durante (???) singing "It's a Wonderful World"
chefann said:Louis Armstrong
When choosing a Christmas song for grandparents, consider their musical preferences and memories associated with the holiday season. Songs that were popular during their youth or ones that have sentimental lyrics are great options. You can also ask them for their favorite Christmas songs to get an idea of what they enjoy.
This ultimately depends on the theme and tone of the movie. If it is a traditional or nostalgic film, a classic Christmas song may be more fitting. However, if the movie has a more modern or upbeat feel, a newer Christmas song may be a better choice. It's important to consider the overall message and mood of the movie when selecting a song.
No, you must obtain the proper licensing and permissions to use any copyrighted Christmas song in a movie. This can typically be done through a music licensing company or by contacting the song's publisher directly. It's important to ensure all legal requirements are met to avoid any copyright infringement issues.
Again, this depends on the tone and theme of the movie. Instrumental versions of Christmas songs can add a nice background ambiance to a scene, while vocal versions can enhance the emotions and storytelling. Consider the specific scene and how the song will enhance the overall impact.
A Christmas movie without a Christmas song may feel incomplete for many viewers, especially for grandparents who likely have a strong emotional connection to holiday music. However, the song should complement the movie and not feel forced. If the movie has a strong storyline and message, the absence of a Christmas song may not be as noticeable.