Christmas carols: a thriving tradition

Ivan Moody
Wednesday, December 12, 2018

We live in a golden age of Christmas carol composition. Ivan Moody considers the challenges of writing new seasonal music and the ways in which they are met by today’s composers

King's College Choir, Cambridge (photo: Nick Rutter)
King's College Choir, Cambridge (photo: Nick Rutter)

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