O Christmas Tree
In 1824, Ernst Anschütz wrote the modern lyrics of the German Christmas song O Tannenbaum, using an olk folk song […]
In 1824, Ernst Anschütz wrote the modern lyrics of the German Christmas song O Tannenbaum, using an olk folk song […]
As much as we may dream of flying off to Hawaii in the middle of a nor’easter, I don’t think
Of course fish drink water!
Los Peces en el Río Read Post »
Written by Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne in July 1945 in Hollywood, California during a nasty heat wave. I myself,
A lively choice of song if you’re looking for a Bethlehem/Christmas Eve type ditty. Have fun with the synalephas.
Who knew that as of the late 20th century, “Joy to the World” was the most-published Christmas hymn in North
I don’t know about you, but if you want to rock out and you ain’t got some jingle bells in
Another Christmas classic, although I usually stick with the first half of the song; the second half is just kinda
Frosty the Snowman Read Post »
‘Cuz it’s Christmas, and whether you like it or not, you’ve gotta sing this one.
Traditional Catalan carol. No one is really sure exactly what they meant by “Fum”; some think it refers to the
For when you’re not sure if you want to sing a carol in English or in Spanish…
Surely that ringing in their ears is coming from all the bells in the last post.
Do You Hear What I Hear? Read Post »
This song makes it very clear: if you want to celebrate something right, you need bells… lot’s of bells.
Ding Dong Merrily on High Read Post »
Based on a 16th Centurt winter carol to celebrate the new year, and then later given the English lyrics we
Bells upon bells. Lot’s of bells in Bethlehem. Although I’m sure the baby Jesus didn’t mind, Mary must have had
Campana Sobre Campana Read Post »