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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Baroque Christmas Music
While Handel’s “Messiah” rightly holds its place as this country’s classical musical soundtrack for the holiday season (quibble if you will about its Easter message; there’s nothing wrong with talking about Easter at Christmas – just ask Bach!), it’s J.S. … Continue reading
Renaissance Christmas
While Christmas today is considered one of the primary holidays of the Christian faith, it was not always this way. During medieval times, Christmas was a much more solemn affair. It was a day of prayer and reflection, and was … Continue reading
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Christmas During Medieval Times
Noel [noh-el] – noun – a Christmas song or carol We are all very familiar with “The First Noel” but have you ever wondered what came after that? The first specifically Christmas hymns that we know of appear in fourth … Continue reading