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Felix Bernard - Oldgrowth Vale
Arthur Lyman - Winter Wonderland (1964) Dick Smith / Felix Bernard from: "Mele Kalikimaka (Merry Christmas)" (LP)
Christmas | Lounge | Exotica | Hawaiian | Instrumental
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Personnel: Arthur Lyman: Vibraphone Allan Soares: Piano John Kramer: Bass Harold Chang: Percussion
Produced by Richard Vaughn
Recorded: in the aluminum Kaiser Geodesic Dome Auditorium on the grounds of The Kaiser Hawaiian Village Hotel on Waikiki Island, Honolulu, Hawaii USA
Album Released: May 6, 1964 Hi-Fi Records
Red Foley and Patsy Cline performing "Winter Wonderland". ______________________ Winter Wonderland Songwriters: Dick Smith and Felix Bernard
Off Minor also Dardanella (Felix Bernard, Johnny Black) and It’s All Right with Me (Cole Porter)
Emmet Cohen Trio
Emmet Cohen – piano Russell Hall – bass Kyle Poole – drums
Red Foley and Patsy Cline performing “Winter Wonderland”. ________________________ Winter Wonderland Music by Felix Bernard; Lyrics by Richard B. Smith
al things considered — when i post my masterpiece #1516
first posted in facebook december 15, 2025
catherine mcmillan -- "a lovely winter afternoon" (ca. 2020)
"sleigh bells ring, are you listening? in the lane, snow is glistening a beautiful sight, we're happy tonight walking in a winter wonderland" … felix bernard
"sometimes the most memorable moments of our lives come disguised as everyday ordinary moments, often without us even knowing at the time just how special or significant they actually are. i love to find, capture and express those moments in my gentle, whimsical quirky world" … catherine mcmillan
"i wonder if the snow loves the trees and fields, that it kisses them so gently? and then it covers them up snug, you know, with a white quilt; and perhaps it says, 'go to sleep, darlings, till the summer comes again'" … alice (in wonderland)
"thought i'd shaken the wonder and the phantoms of my youth rainy days on the great lakes, walkin' the hills of old duluth. there was me and danny lopez, cold eyes, black night and then there was ruth something there is about you that brings back a long-forgotten truth" … bob dylan
"in a facebook i can post a painting maybe even one with lots of snow you'll say 'don't you think the cold is draining?' i'll say "yes, let's find some mistletoe!'" … al janik
Walking in a Winter Wonderland
song by Felix Bernard and Richard B. Smith, as sung by Peggy Lee; Book illustrated by Tim Hopgood.
Sleigh bells ring, are you listening? The popular Christmas carol is beautifully illustrated by Tim Hopgood in this book.
Sing the song aloud with your kids while you flip through the book. Each page is a winter wonderland!
After singing the song together, ask your child to tell you a story based on the images. The illustrations offer lots of details that your kids can point out.
Ask your child questions like, 'where are the people going?' and 'what are they looking at?' to help them narrate a story.
Reading in this way will help your child practice singing, talking, and playing, which will help them get ready to read on their own. They'll build phonological awareness, narrative skills, vocabulary, and background knowledge.
Extend the Book: Winter Wonderland Calm Down Jar
You will need:
Bottle with cap or mason jar
Permanent marker
Clear school glue
Glitter
Food coloring
Beads, rhinestones, styrophoam balls, or other small items to float in your jar
Draw a winter scene on the outside of your jar with permanent marker.
Add a large scoop of glitter to your jar along with a handful of beads, rhinestones, Styrofoam balls, or other objects you have gathered.
Pour about 2oz of clear school glue into the jar. The glue will help make the jar settle more slowly after shaking it up.
Fill the rest of the container with water, pouring slowly so you don't create too many bubbles. Stir to dissolve the glue.
Add one drop of food coloring (more than one drop will make it difficult to see the objects inside.)
Put the top back on and seal tightly. Have an adult hot glue around the lid to prevent leaks.
Shake the jar to create a winter wonderland. Then watch as the particles settle slowly to the bottom.
Check out Walking in a Winter Wonderland!
Winter Wonderland by Felix Bernard and Richard Bernhard Smith is Jack Frost’s song and you can NOT convince me otherwise!!