Modern Carols Celebrate Joyful Christmas Spirit Across Time
The piece traces carols from ancient Latin hymns to macaronic blends and wassail traditions. It notes carols as modern in spirit, evolving from medieval mystery plays to everyday singing by families and communities.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York City
Christ
God
England
New Book of Knowledge
Decorating for Christmas Full Housewide Holiday Ideas
The piece highlights indoor and outdoor decorating trends for Christmas with abundant ornaments, greens, wreaths, and yard displays. It suggests personal touches and bird friendly wreaths, plus simple centerpieces and glass bowls filled with ornaments or pine cones to brighten spaces.
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Grolier Universal Encyclopedia
Evolution of the Christmas Tree Through World Traditions
The article traces festive tree customs from ancient myths to modern display. It notes origins in Strasbourg manuscripts, spread to America via Hessian soldiers, and a timeline of notable trees from 1856 White House displays to 1950 Ottawa and 1947 Minneapolis feats, highlighting milestones and famous locations.
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Strasbourg
America
Encyclopedia International
White House
Franklin Pierce
Pasadena
Calif
Mount Wilson
Madison Square Park
New York City
Boston
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Altadena
Calvin Coolidge
U.S. Department of Interior
King’s Canyon National Park
Rockefeller Center
Christmas Message From Liberal Leader Izzy Asper
Izzy Asper offers a Christmas greeting to Manitobans praising family celebration and urging peace and compassion. He notes many mourn the dead of the recent war and asks for understanding and brotherly love for all mankind.
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Izzy Asper
Canada
Classical Christmas Carols by Warlock and Holst
In this century hymns and carols of the Nativity have been composed by Peter Warlock and Gustav Holst among others. Many carols use music by classic composers and adapt familiar tunes for Nativity celebrations.
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Peter Warlock
Bethlehem
Gustav Holst
Shep
Night watch over flocks and carol origins trace
Nahum Tate's line about herds contrasts with Mandel's opera Shoe adapted by Richard Storrs Willis. Jingle Bells, a staple of American carols, was written by James Pierpont in Massachusetts during the 1850s.
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Nahum Tate
Mandel
Richard Storrs Willis
James Pierpont
Massachusetts
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