Christmas Carols: From Village Green to Church Choir

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"Christmas Carols: From Village Green to Church Choir" is a historical and cultural study by Andrew Gant that traces the origins, evolution, and meanings of well-known Christmas carols from their folk roots to their modern church and concert forms.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
cultural history book
musicology book
non-fiction book
about British carol traditions
European Christmas music
author Andrew Gant NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
coversPeriod Victorian era NERFINISHED
early modern period
medieval period
modern era
discipline cultural history
musicology
religious studies
examines musical settings of carols
social context of carol singing
textual history of carols
transition from folk to formal worship
well-known Christmas carols
focusesOn church music traditions
concert performance of carols
cultural meanings of Christmas carols
evolution of Christmas carols
folk roots of carols
origins of Christmas carols
genre cultural study
historical study
hasForm book-length narrative
print
hasPerspective cultural
historical
musicological
intendedAudience choir members
church musicians
general readers
students of music history
language English
mainSubject Christian liturgical music
Christmas carols
history of music
settingDescribed church choir
village green

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Andrew Gant notableWork Christmas Carols: From Village Green to Church Choir