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It’s Entertainment
That carols have always been popular music, in the modem sense, is illustrated by the mystery plays of medieval England, say the editors of the New Book of Knowledge.
At first, carols were sung between the acts, just as music might be provided during intermission, at a play or movie.
Soon, people demanded more. In response to their enthusiasm, carols were sung on stage, as part of the entertainment.
The leader had a portable organ and led the singers in a procession across the stage. Swept away by the spirit of the carols, the audience sometimes joined in, and the procession moved into the streets, singing.
And today, that same enthusiasm leads people everywhere to join in the singing of beloved carols.
NOSING AHEAD , Dasher? Dancer? Santa’s most famous reindeer today is Rudolph of the red nose, from the 1939 song by Johnny Marks. _
PROOF OF PUDDING?
In European countries, finding an almond in the holiday pudding means marriage next year.
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