Music Box Dancer by DJ Schwede This fourth video of our computerized musical light show depicts the South/right half of das Meyer Haus. Included in this musical lighting choreography are the following décor items: a seven-snowflake cascade, garlands around the picture-window and garage window frames and on the elevated-bed edge; blue icicle lights on the gutters, blue & blue/white snowflakes on the roof edge; two star-shaped "aerial fireworks;" eight stars in the garage window and two snowflake chains above the garage window. Four relatively static indoor Bethlehem stars and the white Christmas tree that are framed within the picture window are not an active part of the animated lighting display. Remember that the ONLY decorative lights we use are LEDs! -- because: they use 70-80% less energy than traditional, incandescent bulbs; they have a long-lasting 25,000 hour bulb life; their bulbs are cool to touch when lit; and they have durable decorative covers that are fade and break resistant. Even though LEDs are initially almost 3 times more expensive than traditional incandescent mini-lights, they will "pay for themselves" within two holiday seasons -- because of their ultra low power usage! Operating our 60,000 Christmas LEDs 5 hours a day from November 27th to January 3rd will cost the Meyers no more than 50 dollars. Another reason for the relatively low-power expense is that our light show display is animated -- with only about one-third of the LEDs being ON at any one time!! Have a fantastic Holiday Season! If you don't use your computer's memory (history or favorites/bookmark lists) you can easily join our YouTube Channel again by Googling: kimball ne christmas