INFORMATION
- Music of Italy – Source: Wikipedia – "The Free Encyclopedia" – In multiple languages
- Italian Christmas music : festive songs with a feel of Italy – "Want some Italian Christmas music to enjoy while you decorate your home? Keep these for yourself or use them as imaginative stocking stuffers." – Source: Explore Italian Culture – ". . . and discover your inner Italian!"
- Italian Christmas music : Luciano Pavarotti. – "Pavarotti’s unique musical style makes ‘O Holy Night’ one of the best selections of Italian Christmas songs."
- Italian Christmas music : the Three Tenors’ Christmas. – "The best of Italian Christmas songs : the Three Tenors ‘Christmas’ is a perfect last minute gift."
- Italian Christmas Music – By Michael San Filippo – Source: Italian Language section of About.com
- Italian Christmas Music – "If you want to hear canzoni di natale this holiday season, tune in to Christmas Carnivals Italian Christmas Music. This place is your must-visit for information on famous instrumentals and traditional carols such as A Pasturedda, Tu Scendi dalle Stelle, Notte Sacra, Il Piccolo Tamburino, and Viaggio a Betlemme." – Source: Found in the Online Christmas Music section of Christmas Carnivals
- Italian Christmas Songs – "List of Christmas Carols" – Source: Christmas Songs – "Christmas Music for Everyone"
- Italian Christmas Songs – "Christmas Carols (Canti di Natale)" – "Last updated: 12/06/2011" – by traveller27 – Source: squidoo – "What's your story? Create a collection of the things you know and love."
- Italian Christmas songs – Source: World Wide Christmas – "Enjoy with dozens of Christmas songs and carols and our unique worldwide Christmas tree contest"
- My Christmas – ". . . is the thirteenth studio album and first holiday album released by Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli." – Source: Wikipedia – "The Free Encyclopedia" – In multiple languages
- Source: YouTube – "Broadcast yourself™" – In multiple languages
- Canto di Natale in dialetto siciliano (2010) – In Italian Only – "E lu me cori pi tia ni spinna, sienti la vò e fai la ninna. 1. A la notti di Natali Ca nascìu lu Bammineddu, ca nascìu ' nmenzu la paglia, tra lu vòi e l' asineddu! 2. San Giuseppi cci sunava e so Matri cci cantava: ' Fa' la ninna, fa la nanna, duormi figghiu di la mamma. 3. San Giuseppi tagliava e so matri u cuntimplava: 'Fa' la ninna, fa la nanna, duormi figghiu di la mamma'. 4. C'era un poviru cacciatori, unn'avia chi purtari, porta un liepru ed un cunigghiu ppi la Matri e ppi u figghiu. 5. C'era un poviru lignaiualu, unn' avia chi cci pur tari, porta un fasciu 'i ligna granni pp'asciucarici li panni. 6. C'era un poviru zammataru, unn'avia chi cci purtari, porta latti 'nta la scisca, cascavaddu e tuma frisca 7. C'era na povera lavannara, unn' avia chi cci purtari, cci purtau na manta granni, ppi cuprirci li carni. 8. C'era un poviru picuraru, unn'avia chi cci purtari, cci purtau n'agnidduzzu, ppi l'amuri d'u Signuruzzu. 9. Sun su buoni cumpatiti ri l'affettu riviviti, cumpatiti, Matri mia, picchi siemu a la campia. 10. E dda notti disiata ca'nasciu lu VerBu Eternu, ca' la visita so' sacrata rallegrau lu friddu'nvernu." – Uploaded by rnsbagheriagruppomar on Dec 23, 2010
- Dominick The Italian Christmas Donkey song – "Dominic the Italian Donkey song and video Dominick the Donkey is a well known Christmas song written by Ray Allen and Lou Monte and first sung by Lou Monte in 1960. For decades the song was only occasionally heard. Oldies 103.3 WODS of Boston, Massachusetts and WCBS-FM in New York are common stations that play the song around Christmas . It was perceived to be too novel for the softer music stations and too old or corny for CHR/Top 40 stations. But beginning in the early 1990's, more contemporary artists began to record Christmas music. As a result, younger skewing radio stations began to feature more Christmas music on their stations, even going wall to wall on Christmas Eve and Christmas day. While there were more Top 40 core artists doing Christmas music by 1992, the stations still needed to play older artists to supplement the newer Christmas music. A few stations found this song and began mixing it into their Christmas rotations. The song got very positive feedback and as a result, this song began to gain airplay in many formats. Many people assume it was a recent recording and do not realize this song has been around for over 40 years." – Uploaded by youlan1234567 on Dec 6, 2007
- ITALIAN CHRISTMAS TIME – "Italian Chirstmas Time An Italian Christmas song the Music Video by comedian Mike KC....All Material has been copyrighted Purchase the song at I Tunes, Amazon Mp3, Napster, Rhapsody" – Uploaded by SoJerseyJoker on May 17, 2010
- NENIA DI NATALE – In Italian Only – "Pastorale natalizia tradizionale, suonata per le vie del paese, durante la stagione estiva." – Uploaded by MostorBeck on Dec 18, 2007
- Novena di Natale – In Italian Only – "...con gli zampognari" – Uploaded by CarmineRest on Jan 9, 2008
- TU SCENDI DALLE STELLE ( italian christmas carol) – "I arranged this tune last christmas 2008 But It coud be good for this year,too. Some addictional video effects.The melody was composed by an italian religious ( Alfonso Maria de Liguori) around the 1700 century. If you'd like this arrangement I send you my free tab by e-mail. Contact me as you will. A quiet December to everyone. Let's stay with our heart in peace." – Uploaded by acousticland on Dec 1, 2009
- SEE ALSO:
- Info on some of my blog entries (URLs) for Tuscany/Toscana, Italy *, dated Wednesday, July 22, 2009
- RELATED BLOG ENTRIES: CHRISTMAS
- Info about, for and on 2011/2012 Christmas Markets (Mercatini di Natale) in Italy *, dated, Wednesday, November 30, 2011
- Info about traditional Italian Christmas foods and drink, meals and recipes in Italy *, dated, Wednesday, November 23, 2011
- Info about, for or on Christmas cookies and cakes in Italy *, dated, Wednesday, December 08, 2010
- Info on 2010 Christmas Markets/Mercato di Natale (Buon Natale/Babbo Natale) in Abruzzo, Italy *, dated, Wednesday, December 01, 2010
- Info on nativity scenes, crèches and presepi in Tuscany/Toscana, Italy *, dated, Wednesday, December 09, 2009
- Info on Christmas cribs, creches, nativity scenes and presepi in Italy *, dated, Friday, December 12, 2008
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