O Come All Ye Faithful: Christmas Carols at King's College, Cambridge Choir of King's College, Cambridge

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  • Release Date: 10/25/1990
  • Original Release: 1984
  • Label: DECCA
  • UPC: 028941404220

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O Come All Ye Faithful: Christmas Carols at King's College, Cambridge

1LISTENOnce in a Royal David's City 4:27
2LISTENUp! Good Christian Folk, and Listen 1:18
3LISTENOn Christmas Night 2:01
4LISTENDing Dong! Merrily on High 2:00
5LISTENO Little Town of Bethlehem 3:19
6LISTENSilent Night 2:33
7LISTENIn the Bleak Midwinter 4:19
8LISTENThe First Nowell 4:57
9LISTENHark! The Herald Angels Sing 3:06
10LISTENAway in a Manger 1:59
11LISTENThe Seven Joys of Mary 3:18
12LISTENThe Infant King 3:13
13LISTENGod Rest You Merry Gentlemen 3:30
14LISTENThe Holly and the Ivy 2:41
15LISTENI Saw Three Ships 1:34
16LISTENO Come All Ye Faithful 4:02

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Editorial Reviews

16 traditional carols done by this classic Christmas choir. This is what carols were meant to sound like. Michael Erlewine, All Music Guide

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Christmas Carols With a Differenceby bobbyrobert

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February 23, 2009: This Christmas CD is quite enjoyable with a different approach to the average Carols. Pleasant to listen to or as background music at Holiday Time.

Masterpiece!by Massattorney

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October 31, 2008: I own dozens of classica and Baroque Christmas music albums and collections. Yet, in my opinion this recording remains THE single best of its genre ever made. "The Seven Joys of Mary" is nothing short of amazing, as is "Coventry Carol."

Light a fire in your fireplace (real or electric!) turn this on, stare at your Christmas tree and think about the message of this hauntingly beautiful and moving music.

It also harkens those whose minds have not been clouded by the social disease of political correctness to stop and think about just how heavily British culture and Christianity influenced both the creation, and coming of age of, America.


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