No one else is going to ask for this carol, and it’s one of my favorites, so here it is–Pat-a-Pan, a Burgundian Christmas carol from I don’t know how many centuries ago. This is the Zamar Student Choir from the Harrisburg Baptist Church. I wonder if I can find this carol in Burgundian…
This old Burgundian carol, Pat-a-Pan, is one of my favorites; and I especially like this unusual performance of it by the Zamar Student Choir at Harrisburg Baptist Church in the Northern Mississippi Choir Festival.
Did I mention that you can enter the Christmas Carol Contest as often as you like? It sort of dried up yesterday. I’ll have to have a word with Byron.
I don’t think anybody else will ask for this, so I will: Pat-a-Pan, an old Burgundian Christmas carol whose like is rarely met with anymore. This rousing performance is by the Zamar Students’ Choir at Harrisburg Baptist Church, in the Northern Mississippi Christmas Festival.
I love this carol. Yeah, I know, it’s getting so I say that about all of them. Well, I can’t help it.
Pat-a-Pan is an ancient Burgundian Christmas carol, sung here by the Zamar Student Choir from the Harrisburg Baptist Church in Mississippi. It might not be the only Pat-a-Pan I post this season, but we shall see.