(Deck the halls with boughs of holly, Fa la la la, la la la, la la la)
As Christmas dawns on MUST land, A festive spirit fills the air, Students and staff gather to sing the carols with love and Joy to celebrate Advent. gather, hand in hand, Singing carols, not even the examination session could stop this mood.
The campus grounds, adorned with light, a sight to see, Laughter echoes, day and night, A joyful chorus, wild and free.
Our Friends , Alumni , partners and stakeholders in the mood to gather and share the joy of xmas through stories sharing,, gathered near, Sharing stories, old and new, Warmth and love, dispelling fear, A bond of friendship, strong and true.
(Rudolph the red-nosed reindeer, had a very shiny nose)
Here are some of the most popular Christmas classical pieces like:
Handel’s Messiah, Part I A monumental oratorio composed by George Frideric Handel in 1741. It tells the story of the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Part I is the most well-known, featuring the famous “Hallelujah” chorus.
Jeff Frederick and Joseph Haydn’s classical works are often performed during the Christmas season, though not specifically Christmas-themed.
Our famous local tunes, joyful sounds like,
“Aziire omwerere,” a soulful plea,
“Bini bini bini Emmanuel,”
“Ssekukulu eyasokela ddala,” sets spirits free.
Neni enayalala rwotwa
Ganda mbisa boyaya Ganda Mbisa,
MWOKOZI YESU AMEZALIWA.
Tulabakuki azze Ssabalangila)
Notwithstanding the famous Philly Bongole Lutaaya All playing in the streets of Mbarara city A Christmas feast, a culinary delight, A taste of home, a comforting sight, Sharing moments, pure and bright, A memory cherished, day and night.
