Post your favorite Christmas song
WHITE CHRISTMAS - Frank Sinatra - YouTube
I don't know why, but this one never fails to get me in the "christmassy" mood.:thumbup:
I don't know why, but this one never fails to get me in the "christmassy" mood.:thumbup:
BlueDays said: ↑WHITE CHRISTMAS - Frank Sinatra - YouTube
I don't know why, but this one never fails to get me in the "christmassy" mood.:thumbup:
Living in Queensland or Australia fullstop how can you possibly get in the Christmas mood ?
hidwell said: ↑Living in Queensland or Australia fullstop how can you possibly get in the Christmas mood ?
lol!:bigsmile:
Because this is one of the most frequently played Christmas songs in the shopping centres each Christmas, therefore it has automatically become associated with Christmas time in my mind. Hmmm thanks for making me think hard as to why it does!lol
A white Christmas in the tropical heat of Queensland, I suppose it helps to be born there.
It's not that much different here in Cali! :bigsmile:hidwell said: ↑A white Christmas in the tropical heat of Queensland, I suppose it helps to be born there.
So when does your Christmas season start there? Ours starts right after Thanksgiving, but you don't have that!
hidwell said: ↑A white Christmas in the tropical heat of Queensland, I suppose it helps to be born there.
With the flood of American and British Christmas tv series and movies depicting snowy Christmas scenarios, it's not hard to grow up still associating snow with Christmas even though you don't experience it personally.
BlueDays said: ↑With the flood of American and British Christmas tv series and movies depicting snowy Christmas scenarios, it's not hard to grow up still associating snow with Christmas even though you don't experience it personally.
Are you saying Australia has no culture of its own ?
hidwell said: ↑Are you saying Australia has no culture of its own ?
No not all.🙂 I was just explaining why it is not hard to still associate snow with Christmas here.
I'm sorry, but I can't stand this time of year and the music is one reason. Last year I sat in the El Paso airport and for hours hear nothing but the same repeating Christmas music. I'm against harming anyone, but I wanted to go on a rampage of some kind.
O Holy Night : Kings College, Cambridge - YouTube
I'm no Bible-thumper, but I grew up in a church with this caliber of Christmas music, and I guess it kinda stuck. This is the time of year when I most miss singing with a choral ensemble. There's really nothing like it. :sad:
I'm no Bible-thumper, but I grew up in a church with this caliber of Christmas music, and I guess it kinda stuck. This is the time of year when I most miss singing with a choral ensemble. There's really nothing like it. :sad:
Does this count? MDC seems to have both Thanksgiving music and Christmas music!
MDC - Black Christmas - YouTube
MDC - Black Christmas - YouTube
GraybeardGhost said: ↑O Holy Night : Kings College, Cambridge - YouTube
I'm no Bible-thumper, but I grew up in a church with this caliber of Christmas music, and I guess it kinda stuck. This is the time of year when I most miss singing with a choral ensemble. There's really nothing like it. :sad:
That is really beautiful.🙂
hidwell said: ↑A white Christmas in the tropical heat of Queensland, I suppose it helps to be born there.
You do know that some of these Christmas song were actualy writen during the summer while they were doing summer stuff like on vacation in the heat like being on the beaches and stuff right. I am not sure which one was but I remember reading about how the person was like either on a beach or someplace like that during the summer when they actualy wrote the song. Just because a person isan't exsactly in a wintery area dosen't mean they can;t enjoy something like a song White Christmas.
Not normally considered a Christmas song, but it is about the birth of Christ, so I claim this as my favourite.
Handel: Messiah, For unto us a child is born (Sir Colin Davis, Tenebrae, LSO) - YouTube
Handel: Messiah, For unto us a child is born (Sir Colin Davis, Tenebrae, LSO) - YouTube
We used to have a radio station that would play nothing but holiday songs from like November 1st to after Christmas but it was changed to a different station a few years ago so the don't do that anymore. I kinda miss that.
Sunny 99.1 plays lots of good CHristmas songs every year, starting in November thru December. Some of the good songs are "All I want for Christmas" by Mariah Carey and "Last Christmas" by WHAM.