On the main street of your town, loudspeakers that hide behind the storefront decorations tell the musical story. Wherever you go at Christmas, you can hear the outpourings of the traditional as well as of the modernist. It stems from the earliest, pre-medieval period inĬountries throughout Europe as well as from the pens of the more inspired Broadway No other oliday, in fact, has such a rich musical heritage. Music is part of CHristmas that comes closest to being common to all - in every landĪround the earth where the birthday of Christ is celebrated. Lucky it comes only once a year," and an assortment of gifts you can't use and have to exchange, the sullen, grey faces of the poor families, prayers - and music. Relatives, turkey dinners, used gift wrappings, exhaustion, conviction that "it's
It means holly wreaths, crowded department stores, trimming trees, noisy toy shops,Įgg nog parties, Christmas Eve mass, Christmas morning worship services, friends and Vocal By The Lennon Sisters / Mort Greene - George Cates
(Deck The Halls - Good King Wenceslas - The First Noel - God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen -Ĭome All Ye Faithful - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - It Came Upon The Midnight Clear - Joy To The World - Oh, Little Town of Bethlehem - Silent Nightĥ Santa Claus Is Here Again / Stephen Charles - Van Robertsġ Sleigh Ride - Fox Trot / Leroy AndersonĢ The Christmas Waltz / George Cates - Paul Francis Websterģ Santa From Sante Fe / Al Stillman - Willie Stein - Milton DeluggĤ Silver Bells - Waltz / Jay Livingston - Ray Evansĥ Ring Those Christmas Bells / Marve Fisher - Gus LeveneĦ Merry Christmas From Our House To Your House 2 Let's Have An Old-Fashioned Christmas / Joanne Towneģ The Christmas Song - Fox Trot / Mel Torme - Robert Wells
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