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In 1982 Raymond Brigg’s children’s tale The Snowman was first shown on British television with Welsh choirboy Aled Jones singing the song Walking in the Air, written for the film by the film’s producer Howard Blake. It entered the charts and was a hit at that time in the U.K. and has since become a perennial favourite, especially around Christmastime. A few years later I heard this version of the song sung by Norwegian and World Pop Idol winner Kurt Nilsen and thought…yes!

Marionville 10 May 29
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That was very beautiful. I don't think I've heard of it (book, film, or music) but I see it's available here so I'll have to watch it sometime soon.

Lauren Level 8 May 29, 2025

Here in the U.K. we get it repeated on TV regularly for kids around Christmastime…it’s quite a charming little cartoon with music.

@Marionville I'm surprised something so popular never showed up on our U.K. channels here but maybe we'll have to add it to our traditions on our own.

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