Back in elementary school, we sang "Santa's Using Zebras Now" for one of the
Christmas programs. The premise was that some kiddies in Africa had sent
letters to Santa, but his reindeer couldn't take the heat (being native to
Lapland), so he made his tropical deliveries in a sleigh pulled by eight
zebras.
Naturally, I can't remember who wrote it or published it. But I can
remember the tune and some of the words.
My sister Chris was a zebra, the lucky little *$^%.
Elizabeth Finkler
San Jose, California
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"Virtue is triumphant only in theatrical productions." --The Mikado
>From: arado_ge@y...
>
>Have you tried going to www.net4music.com and looking under "world
>music, traditional music"? I don't know what the selection of
>Christmas carols is like but it's worth a try.
>
>Personally, I love Britten's Ceremony of Carols!! For me, that is
>one of my all-time favourites. I sang it in a choir ten years ago
>but still catch myself humming "this little boy, so few days old..
>etc"
>
>There's also the Ceolas Celtic Music Archive ..... I think there
>might be links to other "World Music" information sites but I'm not
>sure, long time since I last visited.
>
>
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