Carol Veículos by saulo valley

A song I recorded over a year ago for a Holiday CD. It's my favorite Christmas song, so I did my own improvisation on the melody and harmonics. © zilch. Woo! Credit to me for playing it though! Feel free to check out my other songs from last year's CD: http://music.sebastianwolff.info/#christmas Enjoy! GermanSeabass http://sebastianwolff.info

An improvised piece on Carol of the Bells :)

A Christmas Carol

Carol Rosin - Disclosure Project - National Press Club Conference - Washington, D.C. - May 9, 2001

paul playing when home from uni at christmas

Colm and Jayro play The little drummer boy

Molly in action. PiM 2006

So I finished this Friday but haven't had access to an internet cause I was outta town, but here it is now. I love this song! One of my favorite christmas songs. I think it fits spirit well.

Blackadder's Christmas Carol part2

Commercial for the Panasonic Lumix, featuring Ayu and her song CAROLS.

This is a short video showing the dramatic bronze statues of the stations of the cross at the Bascillica in McAllen TX

Holiday heraldry from the hostile apostle. Miracles, the true meaning of Christmas and a 2000 year-old drunk. Censored swearing.

Hubby (inrharmony) and I wanted to share some holiday music with you all to wish you a very happy holiday season!! Cheers! Mic and Dan

Christmas with my best friends kids

This old Christmas carol has the distinction of being one of the ballads collected by Francis James Child. An early version was sung at the Feast of Corpus Christi in the early 15th century. The version collected by Child is probably a mixture of two or three separate carols that merged together over time. The story comes from the apocryphal Gospel of Pseudo-Matthew during the flight into Egypt, and the tree was probably a date palm rather than a cherry tree. In the original story Jesus was already born and Joseph's anger had nothing to do with Mary's pregnancy, but rather with his frustration at not being able to reach the fruits and his worries about the family's lack of water. I first heard this sung by Joan Baez, and that is basically the version I sing. It has also been recorded by Pentangle, Mary Hopkin, Judy Collins, John Jacob Niles, Peter, Paul and Mary, The King's College Choir, José Feliciano and Dan Samples.

This ballad was originally a Christmas carol. It is based on a parable told by Jesus in Luke 16:19-16:31). There are several songs which retell the story of "Dives," which means "rich" in Latin, and the poor man, Lazarus, who begged for food at his gate, some of the best coming from the African-American tradition. The song is notable for being one of the oldest to use the (even older) melody, "Gilderoy", probably best known as the tune of "Star of the County Down."

Wolf's rain! x33

What your holiday favorites would sound like as the scores of horror movies.

A Christmas Carol