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Robert Benoit plays guitars and his son, Colin Benoit, plays the jambe drum and bells on the Canadian Christmas song, The Huron Carol. A Jesuit missionary, Jean de Brebeuf, wrote the song in 1643 in the native language of the Huron people, borrowing the tune from a French folk song. English lyrics for the song were written in 1926 by Jesse Edgar Middleton.Visit www.robertbenoit.net to buy the cd - Christmas Instrumentals- Robert & Colin Benoit.
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11 years ago
Helene Nicole
Comment vous contactez? le site web ne fonctionne pas. J'aimerais avoir l'autorisation de faire jouer ce morceau pour des spectacles de Noël dans une école.11 years ago
owlet1963
you bet!! Each and every time I listen to it in my playlists! :)11 years ago
Robert Benoit
Thank you ..glad yoy enjoy. Robert11 years ago
owlet1963
the good thing about this is... you can listen to it even if it NOT Winter OR Christmas! really nice team work!12 years ago
Sharon B
this is beautiful ....12 years ago
nitropost
Noel n est pas loin, et cette piece est de mise et pertinante pour la saison qui approche. Merci Robert pour tes prestations si belles et honnetes. Je suis devenu un admirateur inconditionel de ta musique pure et symbolique.Pour un Quebecois devenu blase du cote commercial a tout prix de beaucoup trop d artistes locaux, ce que tu fais est une grande bouffe d air frais.13 years ago
Ludillandra1
awesome! thank you so much!13 years ago
CheckinGagaiNagain
@xxoperaxxghostxx Have yOu gOt the Original wOrds? On a videO maybe.14 years ago
mscosmiccat
This is magnificent. Thank you.14 years ago
Veritas Isle
Would it be possible for you to post the tab on your website, perhaps in a pdf format document? I quite like this arrangement and it seems you use different guitars with different tuning - true? Thanks J14 years ago
Robert Benoit
Send me your email address and i will write it in tab for you.. Robert14 years ago
aztexblade
can you play first part melody solo on an acoustic guitar and upload it please!!?? before this Friday i need to learn it for a concert, ty14 years ago
superfleh
It's "Nouvelle France"15 years ago
Marcpicker
This arrangement is a great job. The melody of this carol is very typical of the taste of people that wrote the catholic and protestant hymnals in the beginning of the 17th century in France. Many profane songs of this period also rely on this style. I always thought that adapting this music to a bluegrass or jazz style was difficult and required musical tastes, skills and talent.15 years ago
Jessica Poisson
The original words were written by Jean De Brebeuf in 1643. It was translated to English in 1926 by Jesse Edgar Middleton. The music is a French Canadian melody called Jesous Ahatonhia.16 years ago
UISTMAN59
Have a look at The Huron Carol posted by shuniah80 - Happy New Year to you too.16 years ago
ahiddenego
Happy New Year everyone. Can anyone suggest where sung version of "The Huron Carol" can be obtained.16 years ago
Robert Benoit
Brebeuf died in 1649.16 years ago
Baerchen00
All sources I've come across credit Brebeuf for the original lyrics and he lived in the first half of the 17th century. This is a beautiful accoustic version of the song. My favourite rendition is the one by Tom Jackson. He also credits Brebeuf in his liner notes.16 years ago
guilmonex1
it was not 1643, it was later :PVideos Relacionados
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