Auld Lang Syne

Happy new year to all my readers! As it is a tradition on this blog, I am sharing Auld Lang Syne. I hope you enjoy.

For Auld Lang Syne...

Happy New year everyone! I am starting it with u Auld Lang Syne, as it is a tradition here in the UK and elsewhere.

Auld Lang Syne (as always)

Happy new year everyone! As it is a tradition on this blog, I am sharing again the classic Auld Lang Syne. Which also reminds me that I have Scottish blood, so there might be something of me in this song, in a way. You tell me.

"For auld lang syne my jo"

Happy new year everyone! As a tradition on this blog, I am sharing again the classic Auld Lang Syne, sung here by Scottish artist Julie Fowlis. It's not the first time she shows up on this blog and it's been long overdue. She's an amazing artist. And she says "my jo" and not "my dear" and that's a bonus reason for me to choose her take on the song. Anyway, happy new year again.

For Auld Lang Syne

Today is the New Year, so Happy New year everyone! And of course as it is tradition I am sharing with you Auld Lang Syne. Brought you this year by the Peanuts gang.

Should auld acquaintance be forgot?

Happy new year everyone! It has been a long and difficult one for most of us, even if mine ended up better than it started (but this is for another post). As it is a new tradition on Vraie Fiction (dating back from 2017), I am starting the new year with the Scottish classic with Auld Lang Syne. Ironically maybe for a British song, it is here sung by The Choral Scholars of University College Dublin. Because their rendition is absolutely gorgeous an probablyencapsulates a lot of people's state of mind this new year.

Auld Lang Syne, and all that...

It's 2020 already according to the meridian of Greenwich, and this blog is set on it, so Happy New Year everyone reading this! Now it is time for Auld Lang Syne and all that... Enjoy it and happy new year again.

Auld Lang Syne

Happy new year everyone! I thought I would start 2017 on this blog in music and with a British tradition. You will of course recognize Auld Lang Syne. It is not midnight anymore here, but there you go... So have a happy 2017 again and enjoy the day.