[Global Diva] A Collection of Celine Dion’s Greatest and Most Iconic Songs

So This is ChristmasCéline Dion

So this is Christmas- Celin Dion with lyrics

This famous song by John and Yoko—true symbols of love and peace—was originally titled “Happy Xmas (War Is Over).” Opposed to the Vietnam War, they packed it with a powerful anti-war message: “It’s Christmas, and a new year is beginning, so let’s wish for everyone’s happiness.” Celine Dion covered the song as the theme for Titanic and quickly rose to fame.

So yes, let’s wish for a “Merry Christmas at sea,” where even ships no longer sink.

Ce n’était qu’un rêveCéline Dion

♫ Céline Dion ► Ce n’était qu’un rêve ♫

Included on the 1981 album “La voix du bon Dieu.” Born in 1968.

A singer from Canada.

Her debut album is sung in French.

You can still sense the youthfulness in her voice, but even at this stage her vocal ability is outstanding, clearly foreshadowing her future breakout success.

From Titanic: “My Heart Will Go On”Céline Dion

Trumpet Solo ~ My Heart Will Go On, theme from Titanic

This is the theme song from James Cameron’s epic film Titanic.

Sung by Canada’s celebrated vocalist Celine Dion, this piece evokes the film’s grandeur and moves us every time we hear it.

Many people likely dream of playing such a masterpiece on the trumpet.

It may seem like you could manage it by practicing at a relaxed tempo, but in fact the original key is E major with four sharps—and if you try to play it on trumpet at the same pitch level, you end up with five sharps.

Still, if you approach it calmly, the trumpet is just a matter of pressing valves, so at first try producing notes while keeping a tuner close at hand.

Mark the places in the score where sharps appear and memorize them, and you should be able to play it in the original key! How about tackling this piece in its original key?

If You Asked Me ToCéline Dion

Céline Dion – If You Asked Me To (Official Video)

It is a cover of Patti LaBelle’s single and was released as the second single.

Originally, it was used as the theme song for the 1989 film “Licence to Kill.” However, it did not attract much attention at the time, and the song was rediscovered when Dion covered it.

Je sais pasCéline Dion

Céline Dion – Je sais pas (Clip officiel)

From the very beginning, he sings in Japanese translation, “I don’t know.” If you listen to the song all the way through, you’ll understand that what Dion is really saying is that he doesn’t know a world without the one he loves.

He knows harsh winters, ugly conflicts, and war—he knows them all.

But it’s a pure song about how he can’t imagine a life without you.

Water from the MoonCéline Dion

Celine Dion – Water From The Moon ( music video HQ )

The song was written and composed by Diane Warren, produced by Guy Roche with additional production by Walter Afanasieff.

Diane Warren also provides backing vocals on the track.

Two music videos were made for this song: the first is entirely in black and white, and later a version was produced that inserts sepia-toned shots of Celine Dion into it.

ZiggyCéline Dion

Céline Dion – Ziggy (Un Garçon Pas Comme les Autres) (Vidéo officielle remasterisée en HD)

In France, it was released as a commercial single.

The lyrics depict the love story of a woman who falls for a gay man named Ziggy.

The song reached a peak of number two on the French charts and remained on the rankings for an entire year.

It became Dion’s biggest hit in French.