Christmas with the King’s Singers
King’s Singers- Es ist ein Ros’ entsprungen (Michael Praetorius Musae Sioniae,
- Pt. 6: No. 53)
- Here we come a wassailing (trad. English)
- It came upon the midnight clear (words: Sears · melody: Willis)
- The Little Drummer Boy (Davis, Onorati, Simeone)
- I wonder as I wander (trad. Appalachian)
- We wish you a merry Christmas (trad. West Country)
- Ding dong! Merrily on high (Woodward, 16th-cent. French)
- Stille Nacht, heilige Nacht (Mohr/Gruber)
- O little town of Bethlehem (Brooks/Redner)
- A Little Christmas Music – Medley à la Mozart (Daryl Runswick)
- The Coventry Carol „Lully, lulla“ (16th-cent. English)
- The Boar’s Head Carol (c. 15th-cent. English/18th-cent. English)
- Gaudete (Piae cantiones, 1582)
- Joy to the World (Watts, from Ps.84/19th-cent. English)
- Ríu, ríu, chíu (Spanish carol of the Immaculate Conception)
- EI niño querido (The beloved child)
- Nit de vetlla (Villancico catalán – Peasants harvesting fruit greet the birth)
- Deck the Hall (trad. Welsh)
- The Wexford Carol (trad. lrish)
- The Gift „Simple Gifts“
- Patapan and Farandole
A Little Christmas Music: If you’ve ever sung in a church choir or muffled up and sallied forth on a starry night in the bleak midwinter to go singing round the houses with a few friends, or if your idea of Christmas is a candle-lit hall decked with boughs of holly and distant voices singing familiar carols then you will derive real nostalgic cheer from this album – a festive Christmas journey with the King’s Singers and a cheeky homage in the form of a Mozart medley.