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'I remember hearing my grandfather playing these wonderful carols in Oughtibridge'

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Carol singing tradition at dales pub set to cheer on festive spirits. The custom began when singers and bands were excluded from church services. The musicians took to village pubs to carry on playing their music. It quickly developed into a robust and full-throated way of delivering tuneful, harmonious songs which have since been lost to the church.

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'I remember hearing my grandfather playing these wonderful carols in Oughtibridge'

For more than 200 years there has been a tradition of singing Christmas carols in pubs in Yorkshire.

1 year ago·Harrogate, United Kingdom

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