Digital Booklet - Warmer in The Winter

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D A N C E O F T H E S U G A R P L U M FA I R Y
2. YOU ’ R E A M EA N O N E, M R . G R I N C H
F E AT. S A B R I N A C A R P E N T E R
3. CHRISTMAS C’MON
F E AT. B E C K Y G
4. C A RO L O F T H E B E L LS
5. A N G E L S W E H AV E H E A R D O N H I G H
6. I S AW T H R E E S H I P S
7. L ET I T S N OW
8. WA R M E R I N T H E W I N T E R
F E AT. T R O M B O N E S H O R T Y
9. W H AT C H I L D I S T H I S
1 0. A L L I WA N T FO R C H R I S T M A S
11. T I M E T O FA L L I N LO V E
F E AT. A L E X G A S K A R T H O F A L L T I M E LO W
12. J I N G L E B E L L RO C K
1 3. SILENT NIGHT
EX EC U T I V E P RO D U C E R : L I N DS EY ST I R L I N G
L I N D S E Y S T I R L I N G . C O M | C O N C O R D M U S I C G R O U P. C O M
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When I was a child, we didn’t have very much to spare in the Stirling home
and money was always tight. However, every year my parents would find a
family that was less fortunate than ours and we would give them the 12 days of
Christmas.
Oh it was so fun! The 12 days leading up to Christmas, each night we would

sneakily doorbell ditch trinkets, goodies, toys and necessities to the family
we’d chosen. Dad would write a short little poem to go along with whatever
we’d prepared to leave.
We kids would all take turns and it was so exciting when it was my night to
help dad leave the presents at their door. He would let me set the goodies on
the doorstep and then give me a head start to run to our old Toyota van where
the rest of the family was anxiously watching and waiting. Then he’d ring the
doorbell and dash after me. We would grin from ear to ear as we’d watch the
family come to the door and look around in confusion. Then their puzzlement
would turn to excitement over what we’d left and we were filled with the spirit
of Christmas.
Each night the children of the family would get faster and faster at coming to
the door in attempts to catch us. So we’d leave our gifts at side doors and
use other creative delivery tactics. Who knew service would be so fun and so
sneaky. I don’t think we ever got caught.
My parents did their best to teach us rambunctious children that Christmas

was about giving; and that each act of service was a gift to Christ.
Executive Producer: Lindsey Stirling
Additional Production, Recording, and Mixing by Scott Michael Smith
Additional Engineering: Jeff Gartenbaum
Assistant Engineer: Cameron Graham
Recorded at Pulse Studios, Los Angeles, CA
Except "All I Want for Christmas", "Jingle Bell Rock" and "Warmer in the Winter"
Recorded at Pulse Studios, Los Angeles, CA and Capitol Studios, Hollywood, CA
Orchestra Recorded at Tom-Tom Studio Budapest

Engineer: Tamás Kurina
Mastered by Paul Blakemore at CMG Mastering
A&R: Kevin Carvel, Adina Friedman & Zach Felber
A&R Administration: Adina Friedman & Zach Felber
Artwork Creative Direction: Rob English

Photographs: Cara Robbins
Styling: Samantha Burkhart, Makeup: Alison Christian, Hair: Craig Gangi
Violins: Lindsey Stirling

Orchestra: Hungarian Studio Orchestra
Conductor: Péter Illényi
Concertmaister: Balázs Bujtor
Conductor: Péter Illényi
Becky G appears courtesy of RCA Records

Alex Gaskarth of All Time Low appears courtesy of Fueled by Ramen
Trombone Shorty appears courtesy of Blue Note Records
Sabrina Carpenter appears courtesy of Hollywood Records
Thank you:
First of all I want to thank my Heavenly Father for the gift of his son Jesus Christ. This is a Christmas album after all so I did several songs
in an effort to show my gratitude for him. There have been times that I’ve felt broken and Jesus has helped make me feel whole.
Christmas music brings me back to memories with my family: particularly caroling to our neighbors (“Angels We have Heard on High”
was our favorite song to sing), and dancing to the glorious crackly sound of Dad’s Christmas record collection (we played the one with the
“Christmas Tree” on it the most). I want to thank my family for the countless memories and traditions that make Christmas feel magical. As
a side note, I made sure to have a song that mentioned PJ’s because every year my mom doorbell ditches Christmas pajamas to us on
Christmas Eve. To this day we have only caught her once. It is one of my favorite traditions.
Additional thank yous to:
My boyfriend Ryan for listening intently to and giving feedback on every single idea and demo (even though he doesn’t love Christmas
music). Also, he inspired the title Warmer in the Winter.
Thank you to Scott Smith for his ability to wear every hat and for his extreme patience. He was willing to put in countless hours and
sleepless nights and I don’t know how I would have done this album without him.
Josh Abraham for producing the album.
Cameron Graham for running the best studio in town and keeping us smiling.
Chris Walden for his amazing arrangements and for his patience with my ideas and feedback.
My managers Adina Friedman, Zach Felber, Ty Stiklorius, Jeremy Gruber, Rob English, Ashaya Robinson and the rest of FAW for the round
the clock effort to make this very complicated piece of work magically come together with a pretty bow.
To the other producers: Oligee, AFSHeeN and Josh, Marø, Stephen Anderson, and Jon
My writing partners in crime: Eli, Evan Bogart, Jon and Autumn Rowe, Brian, Cameron Walker and Jordan.
Jason Bernard & Caitlyn Lytle at Pulse.
Lori Rischer for your endless positivity and Dale and the rest of the In2une team.
Featured artists for sharing your talent: Trombone Shorty, Alex Gaskarth and Rian Dawson, Sabrina Carpenter and Becky G.
My amazing team Lillian, Tiffany, Ali, Sam, Reid, Patrick, Laxmi, Katelyn, Greg and Stephanie, Samantha Burkhart, Drew, Kit, Erich, Doug,
David, Gayle, and the rest of the team at WME.
My new team at Concord.
And most of all, my fans. Your endless love and support is such an incredible gift. I love you guys.
Management: Adina Friedman, Zach Felber & Ty Stiklorius at Friends at Work

Business Management: Lillian Williams for O’Neil Hagaman, PLLC
Legal Counsel: J. Reid Hunter & Patrick Sabatini for Serling Rooks Hunter McKoy & Worob, LLP
lindseystirling.com · youtube.com/lindseystomp · twitter.com/LindseyStirling · instagram.com/LindseyStirling · concordmusicgroup.com

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What traditions did Lindsey Stirling's family have around Christmas?

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Oh it was so fun! The 12 days leading up to Christmas, each night we would

My parents did their best to teach us rambunctious children that Christmas

Orchestra Recorded at Tom-Tom Studio Budapest

Artwork Creative Direction: Rob English

Violins: Lindsey Stirling

Becky G appears courtesy of RCA Records

Management: Adina Friedman, Zach Felber & Ty Stiklorius at Friends at Work

lindseystirling.com · youtube.com/lindseystomp · twitter.com/LindseyStirling · instagram.com/LindseyStirling · concordmusicgroup.com

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