Here is my favourite group singing my favourite traditional carol Just for you! With all my very best wishes for a Happy Christmas and a peaceful and healthy New Year.
That really was very beautiful. Thankyou. I found a latin to English conversion site but the download was 6.1mb so perhaps you could just tell me what the word Gaudete means and I'll guess the rest.
Helen - if you click on the "traditional carol" link on the posting you can see the whole history of the song and its translation (this, in fact, is the first time in 30 years of hearing it, that I have actually looked up the full English version!) Gaudete = Rejoice!
I've enjoyed my visit .... followed the Steeleye Span link - I've heard of them certainly, but haven't followed their music and/or history at all. Loved the carol. Thanks for dropping by my blog.
Oh, thankyou for that. A perfect herald for the season.
ReplyDeleteThat really was very beautiful. Thankyou. I found a latin to English conversion site but the download was 6.1mb so perhaps you could just tell me what the word Gaudete means and I'll guess the rest.
ReplyDeleteHelen - if you click on the "traditional carol" link on the posting you can see the whole history of the song and its translation (this, in fact, is the first time in 30 years of hearing it, that I have actually looked up the full English version!)
ReplyDeleteGaudete = Rejoice!
Happy Christmas to you and all your family.
ReplyDeleteTruly wonderful. Happy Christmas Avus to you and yours
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed my visit .... followed the Steeleye Span link - I've heard of them certainly, but haven't followed their music and/or history at all. Loved the carol. Thanks for dropping by my blog.
ReplyDeleteChiefbiscuit; thanks for calling by - glad you liked the carol
ReplyDeleteAvus ~ This is so lovely. Thanks for the introduction.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Wenda! Glad you enjoyed it.
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