Merry Jinglemas to all! The first batch of Secret Santa stories is now available for public viewing, including my gift to kairipancakes, who requested something involving Big Mac and Sugar Belle. Somehow, the rest of the former's family crystallized around them, including some rather distant relations.
Well... today's the day. It's finally Christmas. So, with all the carols to choose from, that I have started from the Middle Ages, what song do I end this by? Well, on one in which I think not only sums up what the holiday is all about, but brings everything that I feel as my personal credo of Christmas. This song comes from one of the dozens Christmas Carol musicals in which has a very unique scene. It comes from right after Scrooge is taken to the past and been shown something that while it's
This carol is pretty surreal as far as my collection of Christmas music goes. As a medieval ballad, this is a song of a conversation between Mary and the baby Jesus where the mother tries to get him asleep without singing to him, however he insists despite being only a few days old. I'm putting this up because, as far as lullabies go, this tune from the middle ages is pretty catchy and beautiful as well. (And in case you're wondering what on earth the lady is talking about is because she's
It is that time of year again and I hope you are all enjoying it!
Have fun with all your family and friends!
I'm not 100% sure on who the artist of the artwork is, but this is the website I got it from.
Hello, I know I haven't done a blog post in months, and it's also been quite a while since I wrote any new stories, this is because College has been very hectic for me lately, and a few things happened with my family that kept me busy, and unable to write at all (also I had writer's block for longest time 
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Dear Bronies and Pegasisters,
today is the first day of December, the month of my favorite time of year, Christmas. So in honor of the holiday and as a music lover myself, I’m going to take you all on a musical journey as I’ll share different carols, starting from the Middle Ages and progress to the modern period. As I go, I’ll give you pieces that are as close to the original that I could find. Today, I’ll be sharing with you all the oldest piece in my collection.
Today we're moving on into the Baroque era, and this time it's purely instrumental. This short concerto is by the composer who came up with the concept of the concerto, Corelli. On this particular piece, it bares the description of: "Fatto per la notte di Natale "(made for the night of Christmas).
Moving closer to modern day, today's choice is rather a personal choice then anything else. Years ago, my mother had joined a group in our town called the "Sounds Choir." In which every summer they put on a production of a musical in June and do a Christmas concert around early or mid December. Every year, they sang something different, but out of those concerts came memorable tunes that stick with me even years later. This carol was one of them because of the chorus. And while it is a much
This is the Christmas blog.
Except it's not really about Christmas. Except it also kind of is.
I'm here to talk about two songs that came to my mind this morning: "Christmas Unicorn" by Sufjan Stevens and "Love Will Tear Us Apart" by Joy Division.
Today is the last day from the Baroque period, but nevertheless, I've chosen a piece that is widely known and still performed. Handel's Messiah. While we tend to look at this music as a strong tradition of Christmas, charity and divine pieces as something that came from God himself, the truth is that it wasn't always seen like that. If anything, before Handel could premiere it for the first time in London, it was controversial even before anyone heard a single note of it. This was not only due
Hey everyone!
Look, 2020 has SUCKED for most people. That being said, I think it's high time we start spreading holiday cheer a little early this year!
If you would like, why don't we all have some good old jinglemas fun by popping a cute little Santa hat on our avatars? It's quite simple to do and it adds a bit of color and festive-ness to our accounts!
Hey there, everyone! Since Happy New Year is going to arrive soon, I've decided why not make a Happy New Year fanfic for MLP? I just need to know how to create the holiday equivalent to it for Equestria. What do you guys think of the idea?
Happy Holidays everypony! A little late, I know, but better late than never. Christmas was great, with me getting to spend it with my Fiancee's family. She even got me a pillow that says "Stop Everything. Kris Get The Banana. Potassium" from Delta Rune and a picture frame with an image of Izzy that says "May you always be as happy as an Izzy with a tennis ball," which is just perfect. I may also have a small Christmas special chapter sometime in the next month, but it depends on how much free
Hiya, lovely peeps!
Merry Christmas to all and to all a good night!
“Hearth’s warming Eve is full of presents
Some take you by surprise
A story shared by your good friends
That makes your spirits rise
Sometimes you just let go of the past
Enjoy the present while it lasts
And really it’s not that much to ask
With good friends by your side”
~ Starlight Glimmer
Well well well.
Christmas is around the corner, well almost. All around I hear songs and see decorations, impossible not to get in the mood a little.
And so, with my Joker story done, I think I will make a new hobby story, something small and I can write on whenever I want. A Christmas themed one!
Involving the CMCs and a pony version of Santa!
That will be fun 
Hey guys! Join me tonight at 11:00pm Mountain time for my holiday special! Happy Hearthswarming!
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