Christmas Carol

Good King Wenceslas
Good King Wenceslas - Lyrics, Sheet Music, History, and Great Performances
Good King Wenceslas is a traditional Christmas Carol, which tells the story of a kind and generous king. The words were written by John M. Neale, and first published in 1953. The tune however was first published in 1582; it is that of a 13th century Swedish spring song Tempus Adest Floridum ("It is time for flowering"). This song has become a favorite Christmas Carol, and is loved my millions worldwide. It's lesson of giving, and the fact that it is set in cold weather near Christmas, makes ...

Best A Christmas Carol Films
My Favorite Adaptations Of A Christmas Carol
The classic Charles Dickens' story, "A Christmas Carol", has been retold in many ways in film and television. "A Christmas Carol" films and television specials are frequently considered viewing traditions for many families. I have watched many modern versions of "A Christmas Carol" and this is a list of the best "A Christmas Carol" films I have seen on the big and small screen. "The Muppet Christmas Carol" poster can be purchased from allposters.com.

In the Bleak Midwinter
Christmas Carol: In the Bleak Midwinter
It seems there is no other traditional Christmas carol that makes me feel more emotional about the holiday season than In the Bleak Midwinter. While it has a mournful air, the words to the tune speak to me in a way that no other carol does. I believe it is the most beautifully written and meaningful Christmas piece ever. For someone who is not overly religious, that is a big statement. The words, which were originally a poem, speak of hope and peace and give pause for inner contemplation. T...

Christmas Carol
Christmas Carols
Which is your favorite carol? One that you can sing well? The one that sounds most beautiful? Or a carol that feels cheerful and Christmassy? Although christmas carols can be traced back to the middle ages, they only really became popular in the 19th century, when many new carols were written. It was in this period of increased interest in Christmas and its traditions that Charles Dickens wrote his famous story A Christmas Carol.