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The Darkest Day of the Year
A Celtic Winter Solstice Song
Bradley, Dan
A mature SATB version (note the audio recording is an SA version performed by a middle School. The YOUTUBE video is the SATB). For educators attached to the score are 20 suggestions for extended lesson plans. The song explains the Druid … Read More
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A mature SATB version (note the audio recording is an SA version performed by a middle School. The YOUTUBE video is the SATB). For educators attached to the score are 20 suggestions for extended lesson plans. The song explains the Druid traditions of the Winter Solstice that have evolved into some of our Christmas traditions. Holly and Ivy, Mistletoe, the evergreen, Old Man Winter, and the Yule Log are all introduced in this song. The year 432 and Saint Patrick, the Druid priests and other historical events can help your students and your audiences appreciate a new perspective on the Winter holidays. It is a fun Celtic song enjoyed by students and audiences of all ages.