DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR? 2017
Said the footnoteMaven to the Bloggers all
Do you hear what I hear?
Ringing thru the web, Bloggers all
Do you hear what I hear?
Do you hear what I hear?
Ringing thru the web, Bloggers all
Do you hear what I hear?
A song, a song
With a Christmas Ring
With a Christmas Ring
Why it must be Blog Caroling
Why it must be Blog Caroling
Thank You All For Keeping This Tradition And For Sharing. Sharing is what Christmas is all about!I enjoyed each and every one of your carolsI listened to all the beautiful arrangementsand I loved them!
Merry Christmas!
Come Blog Caroling With Us
Songs, songs
sung by a choir of
Genealogy, Family History and FaceBook Angels,
Blog Caroling!
sung by a choir of
Genealogy, Family History and FaceBook Angels,
Blog Caroling!
Randy Seaver of GeneaMusings delights us with "Angels We Have Heard on High" and he adds a little education. Love that!
Eileen Souza: My favorite carol for 2017 is "Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella", which can be found on my blog "Old Bones Genealogy." Thank you for hosting this event each year. It really helps generate greater Christmas spirit. - You are most welcome, it is my Christmas boost.
but later, by common usage, it came to refer to old,
Christmas-season religious songs.
Carols were formerly sung at large Christmas feasts and family dinners, in the open air on Christmas Eve or Christmas morning, and at the time of public worship in the churches on Christmas Day.
You will note as you travel around caroling that the women singers far outnumber the men.
Perhaps this explains why: