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Greetings, readers!
I know that there has already been a version of Carol of the Bells shared this December. I happen to rather love that carol, however, and so I am sharing yet another.
This is a more conventional one, with a full choir.
I hope you enjoy, and have a lovely Tuesday.
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Greetings, readers!
As you may recall, last Christmas Eve I shared a favorite seasonal song: How Great Our Joy.
The version I shared was a Cambridge Singers version. It had a lovely tone to it.
However, I found a more traditional harmonization version. It again is not as beautiful tone-quality, but it is still worth listening to.
I hope you have a lovely Sunday.
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Greetings, readers!
TSFH music has been shared on this blog before. The Christmas Medley the Webmaster is particularly fond of is one of theirs, for example.
Recently, they released a “behind-the-scenes” video of a recording session. It is basically just a music video of the song they were recording and some footage of the musicians. It is still absolutely stunning, however.
Enjoy.
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Hi!
I recently encountered another lovely piece of music. (I think it might be part of the mix I shared Monday. But this is an individual piece I like.)
It’s a kinda trailer-esque feel semi-mashup of a variety of Christmas songs, called “without end.” It’s got some very interesting dissonances, and a lovely singer. So, enjoy!
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Hi! Happy Monday!
As I’m sure you’re aware, it’s Holiday Music Season, where one-time favorites get replayed over and over again in their stale form until you can’t stand them. And it’s a Monday.
Worry not! I’m here with a semi-solution to both those problems!
Well, I can’t actually fix it being a Monday. But I might be able to help improve it! You see, I recently came across a lovely 2 hour playlist of Epic Holiday-ish Trailer-ish music! It’s got some fantastic orchestrations of some of the old favorites, but in a delightfully exciting way. Perfect for both your holiday and Monday woes!
So, yep. Enjoy!
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Hi!
So, somebody shared a song on Facebook. It’s a Christmas song I hadn’t heard before, called “Wolfgang the Christmas Wombat”.
I enjoyed it, and thought it definitely worth sharing.
Enjoy!
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So, I realize that I maaaay have been a bit “off” with when Christmas Music season started… I think I’ve previously protested it starting too early. In part, that’s because there are a LOT of WAAAAY overdone ones that get started way to early. So, this was probably the first time in a while I’ve been excited about Christmas music!
Anyway. I found a different arrangement of Carol of the Bells. Since it’s now December 1, and therefore an acceptable time for Christmas music by (pretty much) any standard, I thought I’d share it. Enjoy!
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Greetings, readers!
As The Webmaster reminded us yesterday, it is now officially Christmas Music (and other Winter Holidays’ music) season. Thus, it is now reasonable to remind you of the existence of “Corde Natus Ex Parentis”, or “Of The Father’s Love Begotten”
Enjoy your Saturday.
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Hello!
So, as you know, yesterday was Thanksgiving. That makes today “Black Friday.” More importantly, though, it’s now ok (from my and others’ perspective) to start playing Christmas music in America. I know that those outside the US get to start early since they don’t have the same late-November holiday. But here, it’s more appropriate to wait until after Thanksgiving before putting up Christmas decorations, or singing (or playing) Christmas music.
A lot of stores ignore this, but oh well.
Anyway. So, that means that now that Thanksgiving is over, it’s fine to play Christmas music! So, I’m reminding everyone that this epic piece of epicness exists.
Enjoy!
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Greetings, readers!
A friend of Total Fluff sent a rather interesting YouTube video. It involves Kazoos and videogame music.
I am feeling a touch conflicted about this. On the one hand, it is kazoo and videogame music. On the other hand, it is really well done musically. I do not know how to combine these facts to minimize cognitive dissonance.
Regardless, I hope you enjoy.