New From Peg Luke: “Mary Did You Know”
Peg Luke returns this season with a breathtaking new offering: her interpretation of the beloved Christmas classic “Mary Did You Know,” releasing November 28. Known for her expressive flute tone and emotionally rich classical arrangements, the Emmy and Grammy–nominated artist brings a gentle, sacred warmth to the song, one that feels both timeless and refreshing.
Peg Luke centers the flute as the emotional core of the piece. Her playing carries the melody with grace, clarity, and quiet reverence. Meanwhile, soft touches of piano, guitar, and warm orchestral elements create an atmosphere that feels tender and reflective. Together, these layers invite listeners into a serene space where the heart of the season feels more vivid.
Moreover, “Mary Did You Know” has long been celebrated for its powerful storytelling, capturing the wonder surrounding the birth of Jesus. Peg Luke elevates the piece through her signature classical sensibility, honoring the purity of Mary’s journey and the divine promise carried within the lyrics.
Lines such as “Mary, did you know that your baby boy will one day walk on water… Did you know that your baby boy has come to make us new?” remain as part of her interpretation. Luke’s performance highlights these sacred reflections, pointing listeners back to the message of hope embedded in the song.
The music video deepens that emotional experience. Peg Luke’s calm presence on screen blends with gentle portrayals of Mary and baby Jesus, creating visuals that echo the song’s themes of peace, tenderness, and divine love.
Peg Luke’s ability to convey such emotional depth comes from decades of artistry. She has performed on some of the world’s most respected stages, including multiple sold-out concerts at Carnegie Hall and London’s Cadogan Hall. A lifelong musician, she began piano at age five and flute at seven, eventually shaping a career rooted in classical excellence and spiritual expression.
With her upcoming release “Mary Did You Know,” Peg Luke offers listeners a spiritual reflection; a reminder of the tenderness and wonder at the heart of the Christmas season.