“Ding Dong! Merrily on High” is a melody drawn from Johan Tabourot’s 1588 dance manual Orchésographie, where it functioned as an example of the “branle,” a lively commoner’s dance. Compared to those ...
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King Crimson purists, look away now: Robert Fripp and Toyah have mangled a Christmas carol
Dressed in suitably festive attire – presumably after an enjoyable session on the ginger wine – Fripp sings with the word ...
Toyah and hubbie Robert Fripp (of King Crimson) continue to be in the Christmas spirit on their weekly Sunday Lunch video series which, currently, are as festive as they are very silly. This week they ...
The Pittsburgh Symphony Brass continue an hour of holiday music with "Ding Dong Merrily on High," "The Merry Bells of Spire," "Carol of the Bells," and "The Golden Bells." Timothy Adams is the ...
Over 2.8m Britons take part in choirs, and research shows that group singing is a powerful antidote to anxiety, depression ...
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