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Original Message: I'll also wish a Merry Christmas to everyone. And if you like the sound of the guitar, I can offer a couple more pieces...
This time, it's just some Christmas carols (nothing MM related). Since I recorded them for friends (and for my grandparents), it's a little selection of carols that are sung here in the Czech Republic. So it may be a bit of an exotic experience for some of you Here they go, along with some notes: Narodil se Kristus Pán (= Christ the Lord is born). The oldest known record of this carol, words AND music, is in a religious songbook written in 1420. So the song must be at least 600 years old, but still it's one of the most popular and well-known Czech carols. Tichá noc (= Silent Night). You will recognize this one . It's popular pretty much all over the whole world and Czechia is no exception. The arrangement is pretty tough to play, so there are little mistakes here and there. Dej Bůh štěstí (= May God grant fortune). Here it shows that my audio editing skills are not that good. For some reason, the recording sounds as if you had your head stuck in a little box. Still, the music itself should be nice.

Original Message: I'll also wish a Merry Christmas to everyone. And if you like the sound of the guitar, I can offer a couple more pieces...

This time, it's just some Christmas carols (nothing MM related). Since I recorded them for friends (and for my grandparents), it's a little selection of carols that are sung here in the Czech Republic. So it may be a bit of an exotic experience for some of you

Here they go, along with some notes:

Narodil se Kristus Pán (= Christ the Lord is born). The oldest known record of this carol, words AND music, is in a religious songbook written in 1420. So the song must be at least 600 years old, but still it's one of the most popular and well-known Czech carols.

Tichá noc (= Silent Night). You will recognize this one . It's popular pretty much all over the whole world and Czechia is no exception. The arrangement is pretty tough to play, so there are little mistakes here and there.

Dej Bůh štěstí (= May God grant fortune). Here it shows that my audio editing skills are not that good. For some reason, the recording sounds as if you had your head stuck in a little box. Still, the music itself should be nice.

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