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Song You Raise Me Up By You Raise Me Up The Secret Garden from The Once in a Red MoonReleasedMarch 26, 2002Length5:04LabelDeccaComposer (s)Rolf L'vlandLyricist (s) Brendan Graham You Raise Me Up - a song originally written by Norwegian-Irish duo Secret Garden. The music was written by Rolf Leuland of Secret Garden, and lyrics by Brendan Graham. After the song was performed in early 2002 by Secret Garden and their guest vocalist Brian Kennedy, the song became only a minor British hit. The song was recorded by more than a hundred other artists, including American composer Josh Groban in 2003 and Irish boy band Westlife in 2005, whose versions were hits in their countries. Welsh singer Aled Jones recorded a successful cover music in 2004, the female Irish ensemble Celtic Woman in 2004, and also enjoyed huge worldwide success with it in 2005. Von Jan Helgason claimed that the song was originally written and released in 1977 under the title Seknoir, which means Into the light. In 2002, Levland wrote an instrumental play and called it The Silent History. Levland demands that it be original. However, Soknukur had moderate success, and it is claimed that Leuland heard the song while Iceland. The Icelandic Performing Rights Society analyzed both songs and found 97% similarities between them. They stated that the songs were musically identical, except for just two notes. At the press conference it became known that Groban played for him in 2007, who reacted in an alarmed manner. He then admitted that the two songs were similar and he did not know where the inspiration came from. Later, singer Edgar Smiri performed the song S'knu'ur in English to express the similarities. It is said that Levland, who allegedly created the play, later turned to Irish writer and songwriter Brendan Graham to write the lyrics to his tune, after reading Graham's novels. In 2018, Helgason filed a lawsuit against Universal, saying the tune was removed from him without his permission. Levland stated that the song was made for Levland himself and was performed for the first time at the funeral of Leuland's mother. The original vocalist was Johnny Logan, who recorded a demo with the orchestra. However, the desire to distance the album from Eurovision led to a change of vocalist. In 2002, it was released on the album Secret Garden Once in a Red Moon, with vocals performed by Irish singer Brian Kennedy, and sold well in both Ireland and Norway. Brian Kennedy was originally supposed to follow Secret Garden on their Asian tour in 2002, but Curb Records failed to agree with Universal on Brian's release and he reluctantly failed to attend the tour. He was replaced by Norwegian singer Jan Werner Danielsen, who also later recorded the song with Secret Garden. A demo of this recording was released in 2010 on Danielsen's posthumous compilation One More Time - The Very Best Of, which included several previously unpublished recordings. Popular Although the original version did not chart internationally, the song has been covered more than 125 times, with the most successful cover versions being Josh Groban (#73 in the US and #1 in the US Adult Contemporary), Christian band Selah (#1 in the Christian Billboard charts), Westlife (#1 in the UK), Daniel O'Donnell (#22 in the UK) and Dutch pop star Wesley Klein (#4). The song also found success with a three-song EP titled George Best - A Tribute by Peter Corry and original singer Brian Kennedy, who reached #4 in the UK. In 2004, the song was played more than 500,000 times on American radio. At the end of 2005, more than 80 versions were available in the United States alone, and she was nominated for the Gospel Music Awards four times, including Song of the Year. On September 21, 2006, You Raise Me Up became the first song to sell more than 76,000 copies on the popular music site musicnotes.com. Josh Groban's version of You're Lifting Me Up Josh Groban from closerReleased Album October 2003 (album) September 10, 2004 (one) Genre Operatic pop adult contemporary classic Length4:52Label Reprise Warner Bros. 143 Composer (s)Rolf Levlandlirikist (s) Brendan Graham Producer (s)David FosterJos Groban singles chronology O Holy Night (2002) You Raise Me (2003) Remember When It Rained (2004) Music Video You Raise Me Up on YouTube in 2003, David Foster decided to produce a song after as was presented to him by Frank Petron of peermusic, the publisher of the song. He chose the new Josh Groban to record the song, which was accompanied by tenor Craig von Wennick of Establishment. Groban's version made it onto the Billboard #1 adult modern chart in early 2004 and stayed there for six weeks. This version also peaked #73 the Billboard Hot 100, his first single to do so, and was nominated for a 2005 Grammy Award. Groban's performances performed the song at Super Bowl XXXVIII, in a special NASA celebration for the Crew of the Columbia Space Shuttle Disaster. Groban's special surprise performance, for Oprah Winfrey's 50th birthday, also gave You Raise Me Up international fame. On April 25, 2007, Groban also performed it at the first Idol Gives Back concert, along with the African Children's Choir. This version was released as a single and peaked #76 on the Billboard Hot 100. He performed this version with the African Children's Choir again on The Ellen DeGeneres Show on August 10, 2007. On May 26, 2007, Josh Groban appeared on the BBC talent show Any Dream Will Do to select one of the remaining contestants (or Josephs) to perform the song with him. He chose the show's favorite and eventual winner Lee Mead, while the other four contestants (Lewis Bradley, Craig Chalmers, Ben Ellis and Keith Jack) acted as backing vocalists. After that, a solo version of You Raise Me Up charted in the UK #74 year, making it the first record on the chart. Charts Solo Version Chart (2004-2012) Pictposition Austria (No. 3 Austria Top 40) » 54 Denmark (Tracklisten) » 7 26 France (SNEP) 8 16 Switzerland (Schweizer Hitparade) 54 UK Singles (OCC) » 74 USA Hot Billboard 1 00 73 US Adult Contemporary (Billboard) 12 1 with African Children's Choral Version Chart (2007) Peakposition US Billboard Hot 100 and 76 Westlife version of You Raise Me UpSingle from Westlifefrom album FaceReleasedOctober 24, 2005Re2004StudioRokstone, LondonLength4:01LabelSony BMGComposer (s)Rolf Levlandlirikist (s) Brendan Graham Producer (s) Steve McWestlife Singles Chronology Obviously (2004) You Raise Me (2 When You Tell Me That You Love Me Up (2005) You Raise Me Up CD2 Music Video You Raise Me Up on YouTube You Raise Me Up has been released as the lead single from Westlife's sixth studio album Face to Face. the song peaking at number one on the UK Singles Chart, the only version that made it. It was the band's 13th number one single, as well as the first single released since Brian McFadden's departure. It debuted with 97,288 combined physical and download sales only in the UK. To date, 540,000 copies of the single have been sold in the UK. In 2010, it entered the official South Korean Downloads Singles Chart with 130,759 sales. Later, it remained in the top 75 official international karaoke charts from the inception of the charts in December 2010 until its recent chart release. Westlife performed this song with Secret Garden at the 2005 Nobel Peace Prize concert. On December 11, 2009, they performed it again at the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize concert dedicated to U.S. President Barack Obama. The backing track is re-used in the Spanish version of the song, Por Ti Sere, performed by Il Divo on their siempre album. When Louis Walsh invited the band to record it, Philan, Egan, Byrne and Fehili were against saying it was a church song and would not be successful. They also said they didn't want to record it. However, they have since claimed in 2011, six years after the release of the single, that the song changed their career and were glad they recorded it. It was written in the traditional form of the poetry choir in E♭ major, with vocals by Philan and Fehily ranging from B♭3 chords to B♭5. Westlife's official music video for You Raise Me Up was shot in late 2005 under the direction of Alex Hemming.