Monday, December 29, 2008
Dragons Welcome Here! A Favorite Christmas Tradition: The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols at King's College (via BBC)
The Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols is the Christmas Eve choir service held in the beautiful King's College Chapel in Cambridge, England (info here).
First introduced in 1918 as a more creative, celebratory service, the Festival, which features a traditional sequence of choral music and a newly-commissioned carol each year, highlights a panorama of the Scriptures illustrating the Gospel -- using both the Old and New Testaments.
Since its first broadcast in 1928, the Festival has become a tradition which is now broadcast around the world (and over the Internet) by the BBC.
You may listen to it freely on BBC Radio (here).
The Festival is known to be a sure remedy for Dragons ... and what ails them.
First introduced in 1918 as a more creative, celebratory service, the Festival, which features a traditional sequence of choral music and a newly-commissioned carol each year, highlights a panorama of the Scriptures illustrating the Gospel -- using both the Old and New Testaments.
Since its first broadcast in 1928, the Festival has become a tradition which is now broadcast around the world (and over the Internet) by the BBC.
You may listen to it freely on BBC Radio (here).
The Festival is known to be a sure remedy for Dragons ... and what ails them.