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Its beginning to look alot like Christmas!!


I know we try to deny it but Christmas is only 3 months away!! Isn't that crazy?
It's always funny to start learning Christmas music in September but as a singer you have to start early :) which to me is fabulous because I love singing Christmas music, listening to Christmas music and shopping to Christmas music.  I know I might be a little Christmas crazy but apart from the amazing story of Christ's birth there is also the magic of that time of year.

So some of my favourite Christmas carols/songs are:

  • O Holy Night
  • Angels we Have Heard on High
  • Silent Night
  • Gloria in Excelsius Deo
  • White Christmas
  • Ill be home for Christmas
  • Chestnuts roasting
What are yours??

I tend to like the songs that are about white christmas's which I have never experineced but am sure I will some day. Although there is something special about an aussie Christmas, hot weather, carols by candlelight, seafood, cricket.....

Well this post is not meant to freak you out if you havent started your shopping yet (dont worry, I haven't!!) but I hope that as this special time of year draws closer you will remember the important parts about it like the reason for the season and the time to share with family and friends.

Bec x

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  1. I agree Bec, it is a great time of year. My favourites are Hark the Herald (for its brilliant theology - our God contracted to a span, incomprehensibly made man)and O come O come Imannuel - anything in a minor key!!

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