US: Joslin D'Souza's 'King of the Nations' nativity concert from Dec 4


Gerry D'Mello
Daijiworld Media Network - Dallas, TX

Dallas, Dec 3: It's the time of the year again when we put the Christmas tree, ornaments, lights and presents out to remind ourselves of the festivities. Words like angels, Santa, reindeer, stocking stuffers; songs like Chestnuts Roasting, Jingle bells, We Wish You a Merry Christmas...are all common with the season of Christmas. But there is a new project that is sounding the horn with the call of the ancient to remind us of the 'Reason for the Season'. That project is called 'King of the Nations'.

This is a brand new concert production that was written, composed and directed by one Joslin D'Souza. Joslin is a native of India and now resides in the United States. A young musical prodigy, who started playing the piano at the age of 4, grew up in a very musical family. He did his musical studies under the curriculum of the Royal School of Music, London and his higher studies at the University of North Texas, USA.

The 2-hour concert event will tell the story of the birth of Christ taken from the Gospels. Unlike the traditional Christmas music, this production has all original material with genres spanning from Rock, Neo Classical, Gypsy, Hip-Hop fused with Choral and Orchestral elements. There are 15 performers on stage, 5 musicians and 8 wonderful singers. The musicians are some of the most talented and celebrated in town. Spanning careers on MTV, Grammy winners and big touring acts. The Children’s Chorus of Collin County, a children’s choir that is one of the most celebrated in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex, will also join the group.

Joslin, son of renowned musician and composer Apolinaris and Joyce D'Souza, hails from Valencia Mangalore, India. He was born in Muscat, Oman, where he did his education at Indian School, Muscat. Joslin studied classical piano under various gifted teachers. He attributes his musical talent to the nurturing from his family from a very young age. "I was surrounded by music all the time. Dad conducted choirs and various functions around town. My brother played the piano while I watched and listened, Mum was the glue that held us all together and both parents inspired me to practice and perfect my art. I started playing and performing at the age of 6. First at church and then many competitions around town."

The new album came out during Thanksgiving of this year. The concerts will debut in the city of McKinney on December 4 and 12, and Plano (Texas) on December 22. It took him 7 years to bring this album and project to its fruition. "A lot of research went into writing these songs. I did not want to write another off the shelf Christmas tune/album. I wanted to write something with meaning."

The website for the project is www.nativityconcert.com. Once there you will see the scope of how big this project really is. The first music video debuted last year and already is on its way to hitting more than 20,000 views. Also this year a brand new Cinematic Trailer was released in promotion for the concerts. Tickets are on sale now and the album comes out this Thanksgiving. So if you are in and around the Dallas area this Christmas, get your tickets now and don’t miss this opportunity to experience the ‘King of the Nations’ through song and music.

  

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  • Stephen Castelino, Bangalore/Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 16 2015

    Congratulations Joslin. Keep up the good work with God given talent.Still remember you fiddling with piano keys when you were small. God bless you.

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  • Steve and Vinny Miranda, Mangalore/Muscat/Canada

    Thu, Dec 10 2015

    Congratulations Joslin! Good job. Very happy to see you after 20 years. All the best on your future endeavors. Love to Mom and Dad.
    Steve, Vinny and children

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  • Ronald, Ken & Sonia Monteiro, Vamanjoor / Canada

    Sat, Dec 05 2015

    Congratulations Dear Joslin. Glad you accomplished your dream. Proud of you! Good luck in all your ventures and God Bless.

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  • Oswald/Lily/Gloria, Valencia / Muscat

    Fri, Dec 04 2015

    CONGRATS: JOSLIN...PROUD ON YOU...You R one of the Musical Hero in our Dsouza family.We all pray good success in your future. Surely your Concert/s will become famous. We wish all the best & Good luck You and your full Music talented team. God bless & Cheers..

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  • Olinda Dsouza, Dubai/Falnir

    Thu, Dec 03 2015

    Way to go Joslin..Great work.We are proud of you.Keep it up and God Bless.

    Best wishes,
    Dsouza Family

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  • Peter & Ann Mendonca, Karkala / Muscat

    Thu, Dec 03 2015

    Project well accomplished. Wish you success. God bless you and your team.

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  • Tina Dsouza, Mangalore/Bangalore

    Thu, Dec 03 2015

    Dear Joslin,

    Daddy and me are really proud of you.We always cherish the music you played as a kid.I feel really glad and blessed that you played the piano for my Holy communion. Congrats once again. Keep up the good work,All the very best, God Bless you.

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