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| Christmas Companion |  | Creators: Gerald Finley, Nicholas Sears, Adolphe Adam, William Ballet, Hector Berlioz, Benjamin Britten, Peter Cornelius, Harold Darke, Johann Georg Ebeling, Franz Xaver Gruber, Patrick Hadley, George Frederick Handel, Herbert Howells, William James Kirkpatrick, Boris Ord, John Rutter, Samuel Scheidt, Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck, Richard Runciman Terry, Christmas Traditional Label: Collegium Category: Music
Buy New: $49.99
Rating: 1 reviews
Format: Box Set Media: Audio CD Discs: 2
UPC: 040888030324 EAN: 0040888030324
Release Date: August 7, 2001 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Shipping: Expedited shipping available Condition: *FACTORY SEALED!!! [The Cambridge Singers CHRISTMAS COMPANION directed by Joh Rutter] 1st CLASS MAIL IN SAME DAY!!!
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Joy to the world - Lowell Mason | | • | Hodie Christus natus est - J. P. Sweelinck | | • | Angels' Carol - John Rutter | | • | Ding dong! Merrily on high - French traditional | | • | 'Twas in the moon of winter time - Canadian traditional | | • | Personent hodie - German traditional | | • | Sussex Carol - English traditional8. In dulci jubilo - Samuel Scheidt | | • | Somerset wassail - English traditional | | • | For unto us a child is born - G. F. Handel | | • | O Holy night - AdolpheAdam | | • | What sweeter music - John Rutter | | • | O magnum mysterium - T. L. de Victoria | | • | Still, still, still - German traditional | | • | Coventry Carol - 16th-century English | | • | What child is this? - English traditional | | • | The shepherds' farewell - Hector Berlioz | | • | The Infant King - Basque traditional | | • | Quem pastores laudavere - 14th-century German | | • | A New Year carol - Benjamin Britten | | • | Silent night - Franz Gruber |
Disc 2
| • | 1n dulci jubilo - German traditional | | • | Adam lay ybounden - Boris Ord | | • | Christmas Night - French traditional | | • | Once, as I remember - Italian carol | | • | A spotless Rose - Herbert Howells | | • | In the bleak midwinter - Harold Darke | | • | There is a flower - John Rutter | | • | The cherry tree carol - English traditional | | • | I wonder as I wander - Appalachian carol | | • | Candlelight carol - John Rutter | | • | O Tannenbaum - German traditional | | • | Tomorrow shall be my dancing day - English traditional | | • | A virgin most pure - English traditional | | • | I sing of a maiden - Patrick Hadley | | • | Lute-book lullaby - William Ballet | | • | The three kings - Peter Comelius | | • | Myn liking - R. R. Terry | | • | 'O little one sweet - Samuel Scheidt | | • | All my heart this night rejoices - J. G. Ebeling | | • | I saw a maiden - Basque Noel | | • | Away in a manger W. J. Kirkpatrick | | • | Nativity carol - John Rutter |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Album Description Here it is! The ULTIMATE Holiday survival kit! As a special purchase for fans of the indefatigable Cambridge Singers and their director John Rutter, two of their most popular seasonal recordings have been packaged together in one handsome slipcase - at a VERY SPECIAL PRICE! Individually, each recording has already sold hundreds of thousands of copies worldwide - together, they are the ONLY purchase for Christmas music you will have to make. From the ever-popular Joy to the World, to John Rutter's oft requested Candlelight Carol, these discs provide a generous helping of seasonal musical cheer for everyone! Note: Mistletoe and Turkey NOT INCLUDED!(Includes COL 106 and COL 111)
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| Customer Reviews:
Quintessential Choral Music for Christmas October 29, 2002 Richard J. Roberts (Indianapolis, IN USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This release consists of "Christmas Night" (Collegium 106) and "Christmas with the Cambridge Singers" (Coll 111). If you don't already have these two CDs, purchase this now! John Rutter is without peer as composer, arranger, and conductor of choral music, and these CDs are everything you could want in choral music for the holidays. The Cambridge Singers perform with flawless diction, tonality, and musicianship. The arrangements are rich and bubbly or pristine and elegant but always, always gorgeous. I also recommend "Christmas Day in the Morning" (Coll 123). Rutter's "Gloria" (Coll 100) is also stunning, and that CD includes some great examples of his non-Christmas work. Just listen to any of the Rutter samples you'll find here at Amazon, and I promise, you will be enchanted.
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