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Greetings, readers!
Technically, it may be a bit past the time when “Seasonal Music” is actually seasonal. However, it is still December, and some are fine with that. Thus, as there is another song I would like to share with you, I am going to do so. This one is “The Holly and the Ivy”. It is another traditional one. It is a lovely piece, and I hope you enjoy it.
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Hiya, Fluffsters!
Happy “Day after Christmas”!
I’m realizing there’s a less-commonly heard song in Churches stores and stuff that I totally forgot to slip into this series earlier, so I’m including it even though it’s a Christmas song and it’s no longer before Christmas. And sorry for that run-on sentence.
Anyway. I like this one primarily because the background singers (after you get to where the song actually starts, which is about two minutes in) sound a bit like bells. It’s kinda like carol of the bells, except that it’s not as commonly done and stuff.
Although the song itself is known as “Christmastime”, I think of it as “Ring Christmas Bells.” So, yeah.
Anyway. Have a lovely Saturday!
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Merry Christmas, readers!
I hope you have a lovely holiday.
In honor of Christmas, I found a very nice arrangement of another Christmas song, in a version that I had not previously encountered. It is a version of “Fum Fum Fum”.
I hope you enjoy it.
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Greetings, readers!
I had almost forgotten about this favorite Christmas Carol of mine: “How Great Our Joy”. This version I am sharing with you is another Cambridge Singers version. It alas ends with a major chord instead of in the key that the rest of the song is in. However, it is one of the better tone qualities around, and thus I am sharing this version. I hope you enjoy.
Have a lovely Christmas Eve!
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Greetings, readers!
Today’s piece is one that I’d meant to post a few days ago. It is “Winter” by Vivaldi. As Winter Solstice has now occurred, it is technically proper seasonal music.
Enjoy.
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Greetings, readers!
Today’s piece is “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks By Night”. It is a Christmas Hymn that not that many people are aware of. I certainly do not know it that well; I encountered it only very recently on YouTube. However, it is a lovely piece. I hope you enjoy it.
I hope you have a lovely Monday.
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Greetings, readers!
Today’s selection comes from a short video called “The Snowman”. The video was (apparently) created in 1982, and is a charming video worth tracking down and watching. During the video, there is a lovely piece. It is assuredly seasonal, and thus I am sharing it. I hope you enjoy, and I hope you get to track down the video and enjoy that too.
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Greetings, readers!
Today’s selection comes from the suggestion of a reader. It is another uncommon Christmas hymn. It is lovely. I hope you enjoy it.
Have a lovely Wednesday.
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Greetings, readers!
Today’s seasonal song is “The Boar’s Head” Carol. I do not understand why this pertains to Christmas, but it does.
Regardless, the singers do an excellent job with i. I hope you enjoy.
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Greetings, readers!
Today’s less common seasonal piece is “Psallite Unigenito.” It is a lovely, older piece.
Enjoy.