trad.: Up good Christen folk

Bach, J S:

O Jesulein süß, BWV493

Chorale Prelude BWV729 'In dulci jubilo'

Cornelius:

The Three Kings

Darke:

In the Bleak Midwinter

Ebeling:

All my heart this night rejoices

Gauntlett:

Once in Royal David's city

Gruber, F:

Silent Night

Hadley, P:

I sing of a maiden

Howells:

A Spotless Rose

Kirkpatrick:

Away in a Manger

Mendelssohn:

Hark! the herald angels sing

Niles:

I wonder as I wander

Ord:

Adam lay y-bounden

Poston:

Jesus Christ the Apple Tree

Ravenscroft, T:

Remember O thou Man

Rutter:

Sans Day Carol

Dormi, Jesu

Scheidt:

A Child is born in Bethlehem

Tavener:

The Lamb

Terry, R:

Myn lyking

trad.:

Ding dong! merrily on high

The Holly and the Ivy

(arr. Walford Davies))

While Shepherds Watched

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

Angels from the Realms Of Glory

I saw a maiden

Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing?

Quem pastores laudavere

Tomorrow Shall be my Dancing Day

A maiden most gentle

Cherry Tree Carol

Gabriel's Message ('The angel Gabriel from heaven came')

Personent hodie

The First Nowell

In Dulci Jubilo

O little town of Bethlehem

I saw three ships

It came upon the midnight clear

Sussex Carol

O come, o come, Emmanuel

Riu, riu, chiu

The Shepherd's Cradle Song

How far is it to Bethlehem

Up good Christen folk

Quittez, pasteurs

The Lord at first did Adam make

The Infant King (Sing Lullaby)

And all in the morning

Of the Father's heart begotten

Vaughan Williams:

The truth sent from above

Wade:

O come, all ye faithful

Ballet:

Lute Book Lullaby

Busto:

Ave Maria

Gruber, F:

Silent Night

(arr. D. Nokes)

Kirkpatrick:

Away in a Manger

(arr. D. Willcocks)

Leontovich:

Carol of the Bells

(arr. P.J. Wilhousky)

Ord:

Adam lay y-bounden

Pierpont:

Jingle Bells

(arr. G. Langford)

Rutter:

There is a flower

Thompson, R:

Alleluia

trad.:

Fum, Fum, Fum

(arr. A. Parker and R. Shaw)

O Tannenbaum

(arr. Rutter)

S'vivon

(arr. B. Bertaux)

Somerset Wassail

(arr. Rutter)

Ya viene la vieja

(arr. A. Parker and R. Shaw)

The Holly and the Ivy

(arr. K. Shaw)

Go tell it on the mountain

(arr. H. Helvey)

Still, still, still

(arr. N. Luboff)

Up good Christen folk

(arr. G. Woodward)

Deck the Hall

(arr. J. Rutter)

We wish you a merry Christmas

(arr. A. Warrell)

anon.:

Resonet in laudibus

Hark! The herald angels sing

'C.B.'

Britten:

A Boy was Born, Op. 3

Burrell, H:

Resonet in laudibus

Cooke, A:

O Men from the Fields

Davies, Walford:

O Little Town of Bethlehem

Jacques, R:

Away in a Manger (based on a traditional Normandy tune)

Jones, Elfyn:

Resonet in laudibus

Kirkpatrick:

Away in a Manger

(arr. John Baird)

Mendelssohn:

Hark! the herald angels sing

Murray, J:

Away in a manger (Mueller)

Redner:

O little town of Bethlehem (St Louis)

trad.:

Unto us is born a Son

(arr. Willcocks)

This is the truth sent from above

Up good Christen folk

Walton:

All this time

Wood, C:

Hail! blessed virgin Mary

Archer, M:

A boy is born in Bethlehem

Byram-Wigfield:

Balulalow

Darke:

In the Bleak Midwinter

Gauntlett:

Once in Royal David's city

Gruber, F:

Silent Night

Howells:

A Spotless Rose

Kirkpatrick:

Away in a Manger

Mendelssohn:

Hark! the herald angels sing

(arr. Ledger)

Ord:

Adam lay y-bounden

trad.:

Gabriel's Message ('The angel Gabriel from heaven came')

(arr. Pettman)

Up good Christen folk

(arr. Wood)

O little town of Bethlehem

Sussex Carol

Tomorrow Shall be my Dancing Day

(arr. Willcocks)

The Holly and the Ivy

(arr. Walford Davies)

Ding dong! merrily on high

(arr. Wood)

I saw three ships

(arr. Ledger)

Wade:

O come, all ye faithful

(arr. Willcocks)

Warlock:

Bethlehem Down