Christmas Michael W. Smith

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  • Release Date: 09/14/1993
  • Original Release: 1989
  • Sales Rank: 3,162
  • Label: REUNION
  • UPC: 012414920829

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Christmas

1LISTENOverture/O Come All Ye Faithful 5:38
2LISTENLux Venit 3:28
3LISTENAnthem for Christmas 3:11
4LISTENFirst Snowfall 2:44
5LISTENChrist The Messiah 3:59
6LISTENNo Eye Had Seen 2:53
7LISTENAll Is Well 4:08
8LISTENMemoirs: A Trilogy: The Voice/Good King Wenceslaus/Hark the Herald ... 4:28
9LISTENGloria 5:03
10LISTENSilent Night 1:33

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This adventurous seasonal experiment incorporated neo-classical textures with full orchestration, a boys choir, and Smith's less than classically trained vocals. Thom Granger, All Music Guide

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December 31, 2002: I bought this cd primarily for the hauntingly beautiful "All is Well." I was pleasantly surprised by the rich orchestrations that are used alone, as lead-in to the vocals and as codas to the vocals. They are dramatic and often played on my emotions with some very soft passages and loud crescendos. I really liked the "All is Well" and would like to know whether the solo was Michael himself at the age of ten or so. The other works are creative and positively splendid. My only criticism would be that the cd is rather short (might have it been at one time an LP?).