Where did caroling start?

Answer 1

Religious hymn-singing. No other holiday comes close to such a vast repertoire of seasonal music! The older and better carols are religious- Silent Night, O Holy Night, First Noel. The last named implies the first Christmas was a white one probably by bad translation.. ( On a cold winter's night that was soo deep.) One would think of deep snow. Nights are dark, not deep.

Answer 2

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Improved answer

Christians did not celebrate Christmas as festival before the third century. The practice thereafter moved northwards through Europe. Later Normans brought the celebrations to England.

Concise Oxford Dictionary defines carol as a "religious song associated with Christmas."

The practice of singing Christmas hymns was in vogue much before carolling became popular in England. Ambrose, Archbishop of Milan first wrote Latin hymns such as 'Veni redemptor genium'.

The practice of going door-to-door singing Christmas carols is called carolling. Originally, the people going from a house-to-house singing 'Carols of Christmas' were known as 'wassailers'.

Christmas carols in English had first appeared in 1426 work of John Awdlay. He was a Shropshire chaplain. He had listed twenty-five 'carols of Christmas'.

Answer 3

Caroling has its origins in medieval Europe, where groups of singers would go door-to-door singing songs to spread holiday cheer. The practice evolved over time and became a popular tradition during the Christmas season.

Answer 4

Some historians attribute them to St. Francis of Assisi. in Italy in the 13th century. NataliePeters Is Very Cool [+LeahWalsh]

Answer 5

caroling started from the ancient Romans. they would gather around the kings castle during the mid month of December and sing what they considered to be Christmas songs.

Answer 6

Christmas carols started in the 13th century in Italy. The person who wrote the first carol was St. Francis of Assisi.

Answer 7

Monks sang Christmas carols to commemorate Jesus's birth and all that.