As promised, Steven Curtis Chapman’s music video for his song “Remembering You” is now online exclusively at Yahoo Music. The video was shot early in the fall. It features footage from the film, and Steven Curtis Chapman singing on some of the sets right from the film.
Steven Curtis Chapman’s video for “Remembering You,” the first single from MUSIC INSPIRED BY THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA: THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE, will make its online premiere at the Yahoo! Music homepage on December 6.
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe – a live action film adaptation of the classic C. S. Lewis book-releases to theatres nationwide on December 9. It is widely said to be the most anticipated movie of 2005.
In addition to the Chapman track, the MUSIC INSPIRED BY THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA soundtrack features original new recordings by David Crowder*Band, Nichole Nordeman, Chris Tomlin, Rebecca St. James, Jars of Clay, tobyMac, Bethany Dillon, and several others.
See Steven Curtis Chapman’s Narnia-inspired “Remembering You” clip on Yahoo! Music beginning December 6 at Music.Yahoo.com.
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Steven Curtis Chapman will perform at four sneak-peek events promoting the December 9 release of the major motion picture.
Steven Curtis Chapman will perform at four sneak-peek events promoting the December 9 release of the major motion picture, ‘The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.’ Chapman is among the artists featured on a related soundtrack, MUSIC INSPIRED BY THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA, in stores now. Narnia sneak-peek events featuring Chapman are scheduled in Dallas (October 6), Chicago (October 11), New York (October 14), and Atlanta (October 18). Other special guests will include Doug Gresham (co-producer of the film and stepson of Narnia author C. S. Lewis) and Michael Flaherty (president of Walden Media, the Narnia film production company).
These events are being held for leaders in the faith community, showing them how churches, schools, and other organizations are planning to use the film for spiritual outreach. Attendees will see exclusive clips from the forthcoming movie and receive free Narnia-related materials and outreach resources.
Numerous events are scheduled around the country. For a complete schedule, visit NarniaResources.com/Events.
Normally at WDW’s “Night of Joy” Christian music events, it’s the performers who are on stage at WDW’s who are doing all the promoting. Who spend their time between songs talking up their new CDs and/or upcoming tour schedule.
But — starting next month — it’ll be the Mouse who’ll be preaching to the faithful. As tens of thousands of church-goers descend on the Magic Kingdom on September 9th & 10th to listen to the best in Christian Pop, Rock and Gospel, the Walt Disney Company plans to use this golden opportunity to do some serious promoting of the studio’s upcoming holiday release, “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.”
And Mickey will really be beating the “Narnia” promotional drum during this year’s “Night of Joy” weekend. How so? Well, some of the top Christian Music artists who scheduled to be appearing at NOJ will be performing songs from a soon-to-be-released album that features music that was inspired by this Walt Disney Pictures and Walden Media production. Chief among these will be Five-time Grammy Award Winner Steven Curtis Chapman (who will be singing “Remembering You”), TobyMac and Kutless.
Then there will be “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe” info stations set up around the Magic Kingdom. Where “Night of Joy” attendees can watch the film’s trailer as well as learn about the production of this motion picture.
Then — at 12:30 a.m. — as NOJ comes to a close, each attendee will be handed a goodie bag as they exit the theme park. And inside each bag will be a souvenir CD which features songs by selected “Night of Joy” performers … along with a bonus track: “The Chronicles of Narnia Audio Magazine.”
Add to this that each of the chaperones that attend this year’s “Night of Joy” event will be gifted a special “Chronicles of Narnia” DVD. Which they’ll then be encouraged to show to the children at their churches once they get home … And you can see that the Walt Disney Company is planning on mounting a full court press in its effort to get the faithful to come out & see this film.
Listen for his song from the Christian Artist Inspired Narnia Soundtrack that hits store shelves on September 27th. At the same time, he’s got a new Christmas album called “All I Really Want for Christmas.” He’ll also be shooting a music video for Remembering You!
All I Really Want For Christmas’ first single, the endearing “All I Really Want,” promises to be a song we’ll want to hear for years to come. The song focuses on a topic dear to Chapman’s heart – adoption. “All I Really Want” shares the story of a little boy’s one item wish list to Santa, asking not for toys at Christmastime but for a family. Chapman sings:
“All I really want for Christmas is someone to tuck me in, a shoulder to cry on if I lose and shoulders to ride on if I win / There’s so much I could ask for but there’s one thing I really need / All I really want for Christmas is a family.”
To promote the single, Chapman will be filming a music video in Los Angeles at the end of the month. The video will be directed by Brandon Dickerson who is based out of San Francisco. Dickerson will also be filming Chapman in another music video for Chapman’s song, “Remembering You,” the first radio single from Songs Inspired By The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe.
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