In the spirit of the original question I suggest to you all a little book I
just got on a recommendation from a friend on the double strung harp list.
The title is Twenty Medieval Christmas Carols, from Utrecht. The
frontispiece is a facsimile of Puer Natus in Bethleem in original notation
(no date
Hi Stewart,
This is a page with a few:
http://www.italianfolkmusic.com/xmas.html
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tra la mucca e l' asinel.
>
> Din don dan, din don dan
> che felicità!
> Il Natale cambierà,
> tutti buoni renderà!
>
> Din don dan, din don dan
> din don, din don dan!
> Oggi é nato il buon Gesù
> tra la neve che vien giù.
>
> La renna al Polo Nord
> sc
> here is what I found. The first three songs are commonly sung at Christmas,
> I don't know about the last one. If you digit "canti di Natale. testi-
> musica" on Google, I think you'll find more.
> Any willing Sautscheck to put them for the lute?
No. The S's were sniffy about Christmas, although
ù
tra la neve che vien giù.
La renna al Polo Nord
scampanellando va,
le strenne porterà
a tutti i bimbi buoni.
E dalle Alpi al mar,
i bimbi di quaggiù
aspettano quei doni
che regala il buon Gesù
- Original Message -
From: "Stewart McCoy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Lute
Dear All,
Off topic, I'm afraid, but hopefully someone might be able to help
me in my hour of need.
Please could someone provide me with the Italian words for some
well-known Christmas carols and/or songs. Things like We Three
Kings, Jingle Bells, Silent Night, that sort of thing, but in
Italian,
