Christmas Carols and Their Stories
Puzzle 22 · Carols of the Nativity Story · Page 38 in print
See Amid the Winter's Snow
John Goss, who wrote the tune for See, Amid the Winter’s Snow, sang as a boy in the Chapel Royal and was organist of St. Paul’s Cathedral from 1838 until 1872, when he was knighted.
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The words
Brasenose
Caswall’s college at Oxford.
Cherubim
The angels among whom the carol says the child sits enthroned.
Edgbaston
The Birmingham district where the Oratory stood and Caswall died.
Edward Caswall
The priest-poet who wrote the carol.
Humility
Goss’s tune for the carol, first printed in 1870.
Moffatt, Handbook to the Church Hymnary (opens a new tab) · Caswall, The Masque of Mary (opens a new tab)
John Goss
The composer of the carol’s tune, Humility.
Moffatt, Handbook to the Church Hymnary (opens a new tab) · Cowan and Love, The Music of the Church (opens a new tab)
Lamb
The image of the newborn child in the carol’s first verse.
Masque of Mary
Caswall’s 1858 book in which the carol first appeared.
Newman
Dr John Henry Newman, whom Caswall joined at the Oratory.
Oratory
The Birmingham community of priests where Caswall wrote his hymns.
Sacred Infant
The carol’s name for the child in its fifth verse.
Salisbury
The cathedral city near Caswall’s first parish.
Sheep
What the shepherds in the carol have left on the hillside.
Snow
The winter’s snow of the carol’s first line.
Starry Skies
What the carol says the child in the manger built.
Sources
- John Julian, A Dictionary of Hymnology, revised edition (London: John Murray, 1907), vol. 1, full text via Internet ArchiveInternet Archive
- Edward Caswall, The Masque of Mary, and Other Poems (London: Burns and Lambert, 1858), full text via Internet ArchiveInternet Archive
- James Moffatt (ed.), Handbook to the Church Hymnary (London: Oxford University Press, 1927), full text via Internet ArchiveInternet Archive
- William Cowan and James Love, The Music of the Church Hymnary and the Psalter in Metre (Edinburgh: Henry Frowde, 1901), full text via Internet ArchiveInternet Archive