#carolofthebells

Dear Followers, welcome to the second day of our Blogmas! We arrived to the most wonderful time of the year and our talented Staff has planned a very interesting project for this period: for the first time ever we will make a BLOGMAS, here at Musica in Extenso, so you will have a fine selection of the greatest christmas music ever written. Our blogmas is divided in two parts: Countdown to Christmas (16-23 December) and Under the Christmas Tree (24-27 December). I hope you will join us and also you will enjoy our Christmas-music collection.

For today we choose a great classic “oldie but goldie” piece: Carol of the Bells.

BLOGMAS #2 / Today on Musica in Extenso:

Carol of the Bells

Mormon Tabernacle Choir

#MusicMonday🎻 #WarmerintheWinter by @lindseystirling.

I wasn’t feeling well on Saturday, so today I doing music review, and it’s incredible violinist #LindseyStirling. She is new age of instrumental music with electronic violin, catchy songs, she brings joy to many people. This Christmas is no exception, with songs like #YouMeanOneMrGrinch a jazz fun violin number, to #CaroloftheBells an intense beautiful violin number. To my favourite #AngelsWeHaveHeardOnHigh a stunning number with chorus of people in background will give you shivers. This Christmas ablum has something for everyone, indeed it make you warm and fill you with joy inside.

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Christmas is here

I entered a Suno Christmas cover contest (Carol of the Bells) and ended up with a reluctant folk Christmas song. It’s not about belief or spectacle. It’s about people, kitchens, tired stories, and the noise going quiet when you stay.