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the carol that travelled

Posted on 21 December 2016 by Kate Sotejeff-Wilson — 6 Comments

This is one of the most beloved carols in the Nordic countries, but the tune is from Central Europe and it has travelled across the Atlantic in English translations. So why haven’t you heard of it yet? Maybe it’s because…

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