Ukrainian Christmas song, "Shchedryk," was performed again in Carnegie Hall in New York after 100 years. Do you recognize it? Globally it is known as the Carol of the Bells and it’s got multiple variations in the U.S. and Canada. Link below and enjoy the music pic.twitter.com/CJNd06XR9X
— Iuliia Mendel (@IuliiaMendel) December 4, 2022
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Ukraine Christmas Carol 🙂
I wish them a Merry Christmas, and may Jesus give them peace.
Jesus, Mary, I love you save souls. Amen.
God bless them. When I was in the junior high school band, we performed this, and the arrangement was entitled “Ukrainian Bell Carol,” but I’m not sure I’ve ever heard it so referred to in the thirty or so years since. It is a beautiful carol.