Tag Archives: Daily Dose of Christmas

Christmas isn’t complete without Tchaikovksy.

Here’s a band I love, even though for some reason I haven’t listened to them in a bizarrely long time: Blackmore’s Night, performing “Good King Wenceslas”!

Time for a repeat of a song I use every year at some point: Dan Fogelberg’s “Same Old Lang Syne”, that achingly beautiful song that’s barely a Christmas song but yet perfectly captures that certain wistful part of the season, … Continue reading →

I used to hate early music, but I find my appreciation for it growing slowly. Here is the Boston Camerata with “Adeste Fidelis”.

What’s Christmas without The Chieftains?

Time for a repeat! I’ve never liked “Carol of the Bells”, but this rendition makes me happy.

Alan Silvestri’s music to The Polar Express is just wonderful stuff. Here’s a suite of it!

Yo Yo Ma and Natalie MacMaster, two of my favorite string players, teaming up for a Christmas jig!

“Pretty Paper” by Willie Nelson.

“Happiness can be found, even in the darkest of times, if one only remembers to turn on the light.” –Albus Dumbledore