VIDEO: What Child is This By Cedar Breaks ® Band | #LightTheWorld – Latter-day Life Hacker

"What Child is This?" is a popular Christmas carol that is typically performed during the holiday season. The song has a long and interesting history, dating back to the 16th century. The melody for "What Child is This?" is based on a traditional English folk tune called "Greensleeves." The tune was originally written for a lute and was popular in England during the Tudor period. The lyrics for the song were added in the 19th century by William Chatterton Dix, a British hymn writer and insurance company manager. Dix wrote the lyrics for "What Child is This?" while he was recovering from a serious illness. The song is meant to be a reflection on the birth of Jesus and the wonder and mystery that surrounds it. In the song, the speaker asks who the child is and what his purpose is, ultimately concluding that he is the son of God. The song was first published in 1865, and it quickly gained popularity, becoming a staple of Christmas carol singing. It has been performed by a wide range of artists over the years, from classical musicians to pop stars. Today, "What Child is This?" is a beloved Christmas carol that is enjoyed by people of all ages around the world.

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