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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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Today’s selection comes from the suggestion of a reader. It is another uncommon Christmas hymn. It is lovely. I hope you enjoy it.
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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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Today’s less common seasonal piece is “Psallite Unigenito.” It is a lovely, older piece.
Enjoy.
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Today’s less popular seasonal song is a Christmas Carol in Spanish. It is really cool sounding, and I hope you enjoy it.
Have a lovely Thursday.
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Today’s less common seasonal song is another chant style piece. It is “Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence”.
This one is a bit more complicated in terms of its seasonality. Although it is frequently classified as a “Eucharist” hymn, it also has a verse with Christmas symbology and is therefore used more frequently as an “advent” hymn.
Regardless, it is lovely. I am taking advantage of its semi-advent-status to post it here now.
Have a lovely Wednesday.
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Another lovely seasonal piece by Rutter is his Candlelight Carol. It is lovely. I hope you enjoy it.
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Today’s Seasonal Piece is another King’s Singers performance: “Born on a New Day”.
As with all their performances, the King’s Singers have a lovely tone quality to them. This song is also quite lovely. It is simultaneously relatively cheerful, nostalgic, and peaceful. I rather like it, and I hope you do, too.
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Technically, although it is Christmas season, it is not yet Winter. I am going to ignore that for the moment, however, and share with you a lovely (semi) seasonal piece: Rutter’s “Blow, Blow thou Winter Wind”.
It is a lovely piece that deserves more attention. The flute part especially adds to the timbre quite nicely
Enjoy.
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Anther one of my favorites is (originally) a “plainchant” piece: “Of the Father’s Love Begotten”.
This version is not (technically) plainchant, but it is lovely.
It also is easy to find in Latin, which makes it excellent soothing, not-as-distracting music.
I hope you have a good Saturday.