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260 - "Pat a Pan"

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Not me listening to lesser-played Christmas carols and hymns and being utterly rejuvenated.
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Pat-a-pan ( “Guillô, Pran Ton Tamborin” )
By French Poet Bernard de La Monnoye (1641–1728)
Performed By Conductor George Szell And The Cleveland Orchestra
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TITLE: "Patapan" ARTIST: The Robert Shaw Chorale DATE: circa 1972
FUN FACT: The song was composed by French poet Bernard de la Monnoye in 1720 in the Burgundian dialect, although it has since been translated into other languages. "Pat-a-pan" is onomatopoeia referring to the joyful sounds of a drum celebrating Christ's birth, and inspired the later Christmas carol "Little Drummer Boy."
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Patapan - French Christmas Carol