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Polish Christmas Carols |
The language of Christmas Carols may differ from state to state but the warmth and feelings remains the same everywhere. Carol a derivative of the French word caroler means dancing around in a circle. Later on Carols were composed with music and lyrics. The tradition of celebration is a bit different in different places but the tone of happiness, joy, love and harmony is same throughout. Christmas Carols Polish are among the richest carols in the entire Europe.
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Merrily To Bethlehem is regarded as the oldest carols that are even sung today. Jan of Lublin wrote it in the 16th century. The words of the song are not written in attribution to somebody. A joyous lighthearted mood resides throughout the carol.
God is Born is termed as the national Christmas hymn of Poland. Franciszek Karpinski wrote the words of the carol in the 18th century. The melody is traditionally known as a coronation polonaise for the Polish Kings and is known for a long time.
Polish carols are based on lively tunes of folk music. The songs incorporate religion, legend and even folklore. Polish songs bear a rich tradition and culture. Christmas is the time to leave behind the grudges and get yourself engaged in lively activities.
Christmas Carols Polish bear their own tradition and significant features. To collect more information on Christmas Carols Polish pay a visit to our site Christmas Carnivals.
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Last Updated :-15 December, 2011
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