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Benjamin Britten:
Eight Folk Song Arrangements - Bonny at morn, She’s like the Swallow
Les Illuminations, Op. 18
I wonder as I wander
A Ceremony of Carols, Op. 28

Georg Friedrich Handel:
Neun Deutsche Arien, HWV 210 - Flammende Rose, Süße Stille

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov:
Plenivshis’ rozoy, solovey - Enslaved by the Rose, the Nightingale, Op. 2/2

Pancrace Royer:
L’Aimable

Richard Strauss:
Morgen!, Op. 27/4

Astor Piazzolla:
Chiquilín de Bachín

Ah… Christmas preparations! One loves or hates them – and in either case, they require organization, time and creativity. Even if the only creativity needed is to find a solution for your Christmas tree falling to one side…

Since our tree was stubborn, we opted for another Christmas symbol, at least as old as the tradition to decorate a spruce.

Garlands have been made in diverse cultures across the planet to decorate and celebrate different festivities or events, from midwinter to midsummer. Said to be a symbol for purity, beauty and love, they surely are an inspiration for peaceful diversity, combining different foliages, flowers and lights to form a richer whole, while keeping each individuality.