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The word Carol actually means dance or a song of praise and joy! Carols were part of year round Pagan rituals that were "Christianized" in the 15th century.
The earliest Carols told the story of the Nativity as an occasion for rejoicing.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agobecause they are Christmas carols and people sing them only on Christmas Day!
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Christmas carols are sung and played throughout the Christmas season to celebrate the birth of Jesus, and to celebrate the holiday season. Many of the carols are very spiritual, while others are more 'fun and upbeat'. But all of them are to celebrate Christmas - the birth of Christ.
Perhaps they should not be considered as Christmas carols but their are a number of purely secular songs that are heard only during the Christas season, such as Winter Wonderland, Frosty the Snowman, Jingle Bells, Silver Bells,Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, Let it snow, etc.
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Why doesn't Scrooge like Christmas carols?
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Are Christmas carols politically incorrect?
NO
Who is the father of Christmas carols?
ST.Francis...
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96.4 it has christmas carols on
Why doesn't Scrooge like Christmas carols?
Scrooge hates Christmas carols because he hates everything associated with Christmas also because he thinks it is a waste of time.
What does Scottish people listen to at Christmas?
Christmas carols and hymns
Where can one find a good list of christmas carols?
One could find a good list of christmas carols in a music book, a book specifically about christmas carols, or on a webpage devoted to christmas carols.
Why do you sing Christmas carols?
Christmas carols are sung to celebrate the various things Christmas represents.
Names of Easter carols?
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What do you sing on Christmas?
Christmas carols.
What is the Silent night and the Holly and the Ivy?
They are Christmas Carols. Christmas Carols are songs usually heard at Christmas time.
What does carols remind us of?
Carols reminds me of singing Christmas carols around Christmas time. (I'm not sure if this is what you were refering carols to.) But if this isn't the kind of carols you are talking about, I'm sorry, but I tried to help. =)
When was Carla's Christmas Carols created?
Carla's Christmas Carols was created on 2009-11-03.
When was Acoustic Christmas Carols created?
Acoustic Christmas Carols was created on 1999-09-14.
What songs are Christmas carols?
Christmas carols are songs sung at Christmas that you hear in churches. Away in a Manger is a carol. It came Upon a Midnight Clear, and Silent Night would also be Christmas carols.
What is the direct object in Do you sing carols at Christmas time?
Carols.
