The first sung carols were pagan songs, sung at the winter
Solstice celebrations as people danced round stone circles.
Winter Solstice is the shortest day of the year, celebrated
to honour the sun god usually on 22nd December. Early Christians
adopted the songs and replaced them with Christian songs.
Around A.D 129, according to history, a Roman Bishop’s
request that a song ‘Angel’s Hymn’ be sung at a Christmas service in Rome,
marked the birth of Christmas Carols.
From there, several composers around Europe wrote Christmas
Carols. However, the Carols were not widely accepted because it was mostly in






















