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The Joyous Tradition of Christmas Carols in Victorian Society

Christmas carols gained immense popularity during the Victorian era, transforming the way we celebrate this cherished holiday. While the practice of singing carols wasn't new, the Victorians embraced it, viewing carols as delightful musical entertainment. They created new songs by combining familiar lyrics with fresh melodies. Today, carols resonate beyond churches, filling schools, streets, parks, and shops with festive cheer. You might even encounter carolers at your front door, bringing the spirit of Christmas directly to you. Discover the enchanting history and culture of Christmas carols!

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The Joyous Tradition of Christmas Carols in Victorian Society

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  1. Christmas Carols Although the tradition of Christmas carols was not new to the Victorians, it became far more popular during this era. The Victorians thought that carols were a delightful form of musical entertainment and did a lot to develop new carols, often putting old words to new tunes. Click 1 Nowadays, you will not just hear carols being sung in church, but also in schools, streets, parks and shops. Sometimes a group of carol singers might even come to your front door to serenade you with songs about this wonderful celebration! Click 2 topicresources.com

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