Christmas Carols

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Now that Christmas Season is upon us, perhaps some of you would like to take the following test to see how many songs of the season you can identify: (I will give the answers in about a week or so).

GUESS THE CORRECT TITLES OF THE CHRISTMAS CAROLS LISTED BELOW:
  1. Move hitherward the entire assembly of those who are loyal in their belief.
  2. Listen, the celestial messengers produce harmonious sounds.
  3. Nocturnal timespan of unbroken quietness.
  4. An emotion excited by they acquisition or expectation of good given to the terrestrial sphere.
  5. Embellish the interior passageways.
  6. Exalted heavenly beings to whom harkened.
  7. Twelve o’clock on a clement night witnessed its arrival
  8. The Christmas preceding all others
  9. Small municipality in Judea southeast of Jerusalem.
  10. Diminutive masculine master of skin-covered percussionist cylinders.
  11. Omnipotent supreme being who elicits respite to ecstatic distinguished males.
  12. Tranquility upon the terrestrial sphere
  13. Obese personification fabricated of compressed mounds of minute crystals.
  14. Expectation of arrival to populated area by mythical, masculine, perennial gift-giver.
  15. Natal celebration devoid of color, rather albino, as a hallucinatory phenomenon for me.
  16. In awe of the nocturnal timespan characterized by religiosity.
  17. Geographic state of fantasy during the season of Mother Nature‘s dormancy.
  18. The first person nominative plural of a triumvirate of far eastern heads of state.
  19. In a distant location the existence of an improvised unit of newborn children‘s slumber furniture.
  20. Tintinnabulation of vacillating pendulums in inverted metallic resonant cups.
  21. Proceed forth declaring upon a specific geological alpine formation.
  22. Jovial yuletide desired for the second person singular or plural by us.
 
Should this not, perhaps, be on the Back Fence?

Anyway… I’m up for the challenge 😃

1- O Come All Ye Faithful
2- Hark, The Herald Angels Sing
3- Silent Night
4- Joy to the World?
5- Deck the Halls
6-
7-
8- The First Noel
9- O Little Town of Bethlehem?
10- Little Drummer Boy? 😛
11- God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen (note the comma… they’re not really ecstatic 😉 )
12-
13-
14- Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town
15-
16-
17- Winter Wonderland?
18- We Three Kings
19- Away in a Manger
20-
21-
22-

I’d have to think some more about the others.
 
SeanTom said:
Now that Christmas Season is upon us, perhaps some of you would like to take the following test to see how many songs of the season you can identify: (I will give the answers in about a week or so).

GUESS THE CORRECT TITLES OF THE CHRISTMAS CAROLS LISTED BELOW:
  1. Exalted heavenly beings to whom harkened.
  2. Twelve o’clock on a clement night witnessed its arrival
  3. Tranquility upon the terrestrial sphere
  4. Obese personification fabricated of compressed mounds of minute crystals.
  5. Expectation of arrival to populated area by mythical, masculine, perennial gift-giver.
  6. Natal celebration devoid of color, rather albino, as a hallucinatory phenomenon for me.
  7. In awe of the nocturnal timespan characterized by religiosity.
  8. Geographic state of fantasy during the season of Mother Nature‘s dormancy.
  9. Tintinnabulation of vacillating pendulums in inverted metallic resonant cups.
  10. Proceed forth declaring upon a specific geological alpine formation.
  11. Jovial yuletide desired for the second person singular or plural by us.
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I can add a couple of these:

6-
7- It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
12-
13-
14- Santa Claus Is Comin’ To Town That’s better than what I was thinking…Here Comes Santa Claus
15- White Christmas
16- Oh Holy Night
20- Something to do with bells…Silver Bells doesn’t seem to work, and I can’t think of anything else…Ring Them Bells!
21- O Christmas Tree
22- We Wish You a Merry Christmas – maybe
 
  1. Angels We Have Heard On High
  2. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
  3. Frosty the Snowman
  4. I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas
  5. Silent Night
  6. Jingle Bells
  7. Go Tell It On The Mountain
  8. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
 
6 Hark the Herald Angels Sing
7 It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
12 Sounds like it ought to be Peace on Earth, but there’s no carol by that name. Is it Let There Be Peace on Earth?
13 Frosty the Snowman
15 (I’m dreaming of a) White Christmas
20 Jingle Bells or Carol of the Bells
21 Go Tell It On The Mountain
22 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (?)
 
GUESS THE CORRECT TITLES OF THE CHRISTMAS CAROLS LISTED BELOW:
  1. Move hitherward the entire assembly of those who are loyal in their belief.
  • O Come All Ye Faithful
  1. Listen, the celestial messengers produce harmonious sounds.
  • Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
  1. Nocturnal timespan of unbroken quietness.
  • Silent Night
  1. An emotion excited by they acquisition or expectation of good given to the terrestrial sphere.
  • Joy to the World
  1. Embellish the interior passageways.
  • Deck the Halls
  1. Exalted heavenly beings to whom harkened.
  1. Twelve o’clock on a clement night witnessed its arrival
  • It came upon a midnight clear
  1. The Christmas preceding all others
  • The First Noel
  1. Small municipality in Judea southeast of Jerusalem.
  • O Little Town of Bethlehem
  1. Diminutive masculine master of skin-covered percussionist cylinders.
  • Little Drummer Boy
  1. Omnipotent supreme being who elicits respite to ecstatic distinguished males.
  • God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
  1. Tranquility upon the terrestrial sphere
  • Peace on Earth
  1. Obese personification fabricated of compressed mounds of minute crystals.
  • Frosty the Snowman (?)
  1. Expectation of arrival to populated area by mythical, masculine, perennial gift-giver.
  • Santa Claus is coming to town
  1. Natal celebration devoid of color, rather albino, as a hallucinatory phenomenon for me.
  • I’m dreaming of a white Christmas
  1. In awe of the nocturnal timespan characterized by religiosity.
  1. Geographic state of fantasy during the season of Mother Nature‘s dormancy.
  • Winter Wonderland
  1. The first person nominative plural of a triumvirate of far eastern heads of state.
  • We three Kings
  1. In a distant location the existence of an improvised unit of newborn children‘s slumber furniture.
  1. Tintinnabulation of vacillating pendulums in inverted metallic resonant cups.
  • Jingle Bells
  1. Proceed forth declaring upon a specific geological alpine formation.
  • Go Tell it on the mountain
  1. Jovial yuletide desired for the second person singular or plural by us.
  • We wish you a Merry Christmas.
 
SyCarl said:
  1. Angels We Have Heard On High
  2. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
  3. Frosty the Snowman
  4. I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas
  5. Silent Night
  6. Jingle Bells
  7. Go Tell It On The Mountain
  8. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
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16 Should be O Holy Night, not Silent Night
 
I may have put this on the wrong thread, so I’ll just go ahead and give you the answers now.
  1. O Come all ye Faithful
  2. Hark, the Angels Sing
  3. Silent Night
  4. Joy to the World
  5. Deck the Halls
  6. Angels We have Heard on High
  7. It came upon the Midnight Clear
  8. The First Noel
  9. Oh Little Town of Bethlehem
  10. Little Drummer Boy
  11. God Rest ye Merry Gentlemen
  12. Joy to the World
  13. Frosty the Snowman
  14. Santa Claus is coming to Town
  15. White Christmas
  16. O Holy Night
  17. Winter Wonderland
  18. We Three Kings
  19. Away in a Manger
  20. Jingle Bells
  21. Go tell it on a Mountain
  22. We wish you a Merry Christmas
 
SeanTom said:
Now that Christmas Season is upon us, perhaps some of you would like to take the following test to see how many songs of the season you can identify: (I will give the answers in about a week or so).

GUESS THE CORRECT TITLES OF THE CHRISTMAS CAROLS LISTED BELOW:
  1. An emotion excited by they acquisition or expectation of good given to the terrestrial sphere.
  2. The Christmas preceding all others
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  1. All I Want For Christmas Is A Hippopotamus
  2. Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer.
 
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