Christmas Carols
Christmas Carols
Christmas Carols
Origin.
Definition
Christmas carols
in Mexico.
Etymological term (in spain)
The name of the Christmas carols
suggests what the songs they sang are
about. In Spanish the word Villancico
comes from VILLA, that is, from town, in
reference to the “villanos” that is, the
humble class people who lived in
medieval towns.
Definition
The word “carol” means to sing and
dance in a circle, deriving from the
ancient Greek 'choros', which means
“dancing in a circle,” and from the Old
French word 'carole', a song to
accompany dancing.
History of caroling
in medieval
England.
The term Carol refferred to song of a
certain form those with a burden and
some versus the burden was repeated
after each verse.
The social
context of the
first Christmas
carols
Christmas The songs
carols were were also
Sacred or
used as played in
secular.
processional non-religious
music sung settings
Most people believe that the English
carol was connected to the French
Carol a type of monophonic dance
song with choreography.
Demonstratin
Declaring the Celebratory
g religious
ills of society drinking
devotion
The first Christmas
carols ever to be
recorded was the 129
AD ‘Angels Hymn’