What's your favourite Christmas carol.

LordSutch

So what is your favourits Christmas Carol? here below is a selection from Kings college choir.

Uriel.

Oh Holy Night without a doubt.

When it gets to "Fall on your knees..." I just get tingles. Sounds Amazing...

JimiTime

Uriel. wrote: »

Oh Holy Night without a doubt.

When it gets to "Fall on your knees..." I just get tingles. Sounds Amazing...

No joke, but I literally WORD FOR WORD uttered those words to my work colleague 5 minutes ago.

Benny_Cake

I'm going to be boring here and say Oh Holy Night as well. Beautiful carol but probably the toughest one to sing!

Manach

Gaudete - the latin chorus has the right note of joy and expectation.

LordSutch

My top five . . . .

1/ O come all ye faithful.
2/ See amid the winter's snow.
3/ Ding Dong Merrily on High.
4/ Hark the herald angels sing.
5/ Once in Royal David's City.

J C

Benny_Cake wrote: »

I'm going to be boring here and say Oh Holy Night as well. Beautiful carol but probably the toughest one to sing!

I agree Benny ... and nobody does it better than Chloe Agnew ... she has 'the voice of an angel' ...:)

... as Christians we have such a tremenduous cultural (as well as faith) heritage ... some of the most beautiful music and art ever produced by Mankind!!!

lmaopml

J C wrote: »

I agree Benny ... and nobody does it better than Chloe Agnew ... she has 'the voice of an angel' ...:)

... as Christians we have such a tremenduous cultural (as well as faith) heritage ... some of the most beautiful music and art ever produced by Mankind!!!

Have to agree.

This is a beautiful hymn - 'and the soul felt its worth, the thrill of hope ....'
is my shiver moment.

noel farrell

For me silent night. And come all ye faithful

LordSutch

Only seven replies :eek:

And I thought it would be a Christmas 'Caroltastic' thread, seeing as its in the Christianity forum.

Same time, same place, next Christmas.

Geomy

LordSutch wrote: »

Only seven replies :eek:

And I thought it would be a Christmas 'Caroltastic' thread, seeing as its in the Christianity forum.

Same time, same place, next Christmas.

I know I was thinking the same, looks like there's not many Christians here into the carols and festive spirit.

Even Richard Dawkins joins in on the Christmas Carols...

lmaopml

C'mon guys give us a break, there are several threads to post on, and of course, if ones very own fingers are not broken why not start one?... and stop giving out for crying out loud about the lack of 'Christians' - what a load of old shyte.

hinault

In the bleak mid winter is probably my favourite.

Silent Night too is beautiful.