Showing posts with label Christmas carols still defy secularism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas carols still defy secularism. Show all posts
Saturday, December 14, 2019
Tis The Season For Christmas Carols: Why I Love Christmas Music
Christmas carols are being aired on a good number of radio stations now and I hear the usual complaints of it being too early for Christmas carols and how some people truly hate the holiday music.
A few years back I had tried to answer these seasonal complaints with a piece in the Philadelphia Inquirer on why I love Christmas carols.
You can read the piece below:
Note: Above is the cover of a CD my daughter Brittany bought me a few years back. The CD offers some great, classic Christmas carols by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Nat King Cole, Bing Crosby, Sammy Davis, Jr and others.
Monday, November 27, 2017
Tis The Season For Christmas Songs: Why I Love Christmas Carols
Christmas carols are being
aired on a good number of radio stations now and I hear the usual complaints of
it being too early for Christmas carols and how some people truly hate the
holiday music.
A few years back I had tried
to answer these seasonal complaints with a piece in the Philadelphia Inquirer
on why I love Christmas carols.
Note: Above is the cover of a
CD my daughter bought me a few years back. The CD offers some great, classic
Christmas carols.
You can click on the above to enlarge.
Saturday, November 26, 2016
Christmas Carols Still Defy Secularism
Christmas carols are being aired on a good number of radio stations now and I hear the usual complaints of it being too early for Christmas carols and how some people truly hate the holiday music.
A few years back I had tried to answer these seasonal complaints with a piece in the Philadelphia Inquirer on why I love Christmas carols.
You can read the piece below:
Note: Above is the cover of a CD my daughter bought me a few years back. The CD offers some great, classic Christmas carols.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Christmas Carols Still Defy Secularism
As in past years, I've heard a good number of people complain about Christmas music, which has been playing around the clock on some radio stations since Thanksgiving.But I'm not complaining, as I love Christmas music.
As I noted in a commentary for The Philadelphia Inquirer back in 2005, our greatest composers and musical performers have produced our classic Christmas carols. And Christmas carols are perhaps the only public medium where you will hear an artistic celebration of the birth and life of Jesus Christ.
You can read my commentary on Christmas carols below:
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