Christmas at the Carillon - Conspirare
Christmas at the Carillon - Conspirare
Christmas at the Carillon - Conspirare
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Oh how <strong>the</strong>y pound,raising <strong>the</strong> sound,o’er hill and dale,telling <strong>the</strong>ir tale,Gaily <strong>the</strong>y ringwhile people singsongs of good cheer,<strong>Christmas</strong> is here,Merry, merry, merry, merry <strong>Christmas</strong>,Merry, merry, merry, merry <strong>Christmas</strong>,On, on <strong>the</strong>y send,on without end,<strong>the</strong>ir joyful tone to every homeDong Ding dong ding, dong Bong- Peter WilhouskyLullaby, Sweetest ChildSleep little Jesus, my diadem fairestSleep holy childThou of all pearls <strong>the</strong> rarestLullaby, Jesus Child,Sweet be thy sleeping.Mary is tenderly w<strong>at</strong>chO’er <strong>the</strong>e keeping.- Transl. Ella Hjertaas RoeOh Holy NightO holy night! <strong>the</strong> stars are brightly shining,It is <strong>the</strong> night of our dear Saviour’s birth.Long lay <strong>the</strong> world in sin and error pining,‘Til He appear’d and <strong>the</strong> soul felt its worth.A thrill of hope <strong>the</strong> weary world rejoices,For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn.Fall on your knees! O, hear <strong>the</strong> angels’ voices!O night divine, O night when Christ was born;O night divine, O night, O night Divine.20