Gardner, J: Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Britten:

A Hymn to the Virgin

A Ceremony of Carols, Op. 28

Fricker:

A babe is born

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Hayward:

Lute book lullaby

Howells:

Sing Lullaby

A Spotless Rose

Leighton:

Coventry Carol

Rubbra:

The Virgin's Cradle Song

Tavener:

The Lamb

Walton:

Make we joy now in this fest

Warlock:

Corpus Christi

Balulalow

Benedicamus Domino

Sleep, Little Jesus, Sleep

arr. Roxanna Panufnik

Noel Nouvelet

arr. Stephen Jackson

Bennett, R R:

I saw three ships

Bruckner:

Virga Jesse floruit

Darke:

In the Bleak Midwinter

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Grüber, F:

Silent Night

arr. Mark Blatchly

Howells:

A Spotless Rose

Tryste Noel

Joubert:

Torches

Kirkpatrick:

Away in a Manger

(arr. Willcocks)

Ledger:

On Christmas night

Maconchy:

There is no rose

Manz:

E'en so, Lord Jesus, quickly come

Mathias:

A babe is born

Mouton, J:

Nesciens Mater

Rachmaninov:

Bogorodice Devo

Tavener:

The Lamb

trad.:

Ding dong! merrily on high

arr. Charles Wood

We wish you a merry Christmas

arr. Arthur Warrell

Deck the hall

arr. David Willcocks

Vaughan Williams:

The blessed Son of God

Wade:

O come, all ye faithful

arr. David Willcocks

Warlock:

Bethlehem Down

Bohlin:

Look! Shepherds of Bethlehem

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Grüber, F:

Stilla natt

Hopkins, J H:

We three Kings of Orient are

Lauridsen:

O magnum mysterium

Mason, L:

Joy to the World

Nielsen:

Forunderligt at sige (Text: Grundtvig)

Niles:

I wonder as I wander

Palmgren:

Hosiannah!

Schubert:

Ave Maria, D839

Sibelius:

Giv mig ej glans

trad.:

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

I saw three ships

Willis:

It came upon the midnight clear

Ave Maria / Hodie / Puer natus est nobis

Plainsong

Britten:

Rosa Mystica

Cornelius:

The Three Kings

Despres:

Ave Maria

Flecha:

Riu, riu, chiu

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Handl:

Resonet in laudibus

Howells:

Sing Lullaby

Mendelssohn:

Ave Maria, Op. 23 No. 2

Ockeghem:

Ave Maria

Poston:

Jesus Christ the Apple Tree

Pygott:

Quid petis, O fili?

Ravenscroft, T:

Remember O thou Man

Tavener:

God is With Us (A Christmas Proclamation)

trad.:

Gaudete

Victoria:

O magnum mysterium

Villette:

Hymne à la Vierge, Op. 24

Warlock:

Bethlehem Down

Berlioz:

L'Enfance du Christ, Op. 25 - L'Adieu des bergers

Biebl:

Ave Maria

Britten:

A New Year Carol

Chilcott:

Shepherd's Carol

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Gauntlett:

Once in Royal David's city

Head:

The Little Road to Bethlehem

Holst:

In the Bleak Mid-winter (Cranham)

Kocher:

As with gladness men of old

Praetorius, M:

En natus est Emmanuel

Scheidt:

A Child is born in Bethlehem

Scott, John:

Nova! Nova!

Skellern:

So said the angel

Tavener:

O, do not move

trad.:

Rorate coeli

Today maiden Mary

Sussex Mummers Carol

It came upon the midnight clear

Chanticleer

Infant Holy

Long the night

Ding dong! merrily on high

Bach, J S:

Vom Himmel hoch

Buxtehude:

In dulci jubilo

Edmundson:

Vom Himmel hoch (Toccata-Prelude IV)

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Gregorian Chant:

Jesu redemptor omnium

Handel:

Messiah: There were shepherds

Messiah: Glory to God

Howells:

A Spotless Rose

Mason, L:

Joy to the World

Mawby:

A Modern Medieval Carol

In the bleak midwinter

I saw three ships

Mendelssohn:

Hark! the herald angels sing

Moreno, C:

Jesus Divine

Poulenc:

Quem vidistis pastores

Rutter:

Christmas lullaby

Shepherd's pipe carol

trad.:

O little town of Bethlehem

Rocking

Cherry Tree Carol

The Seven Joys of Mary

Unto us is born a Son

On Christmas night

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen

Wright, A:

The Holly and the Ivy

At Bethlehem

Britten:

A New Year Carol

Darke:

In the Bleak Midwinter

Davies, Walford:

O Little Town of Bethlehem

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Gauntlett:

Once in Royal David's city

(harmony by A H Mann)

Grüber, F:

Silent Night

(arr. Simon Morley)

Howells:

Here is the Little Door

Kirkpatrick:

Away in a Manger

(arr. David Willcocks)

Mendelssohn:

When Jesus our Lord (Christus)

Parsons, R:

Ave Maria

Poston:

Jesus Christ the Apple Tree

Poulenc:

Quem vidistis pastores

O magnum mysterium

Tavener:

The Lamb

trad.:

Sussex Carol

I saw three ships

(arr. Philip Marshall)

Noël nouvelet

(arr. Stephen Jackson)

Little Jesus, sweetly sleep ('Rocking')

(arr. Andrew Nethsingha)

Warlock:

Benedicamus Domino

Bethlehem Down

Bach, J S:

Zion hört die Wächter singen

Organ solo In dulci jubilo

Flecha:

Riu, riu, chiu

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Gauntlett:

Once in Royal David's city

Handel:

Messiah (highlights)

Joubert:

Torches

Mendelssohn:

Hark! the herald angels sing

Ord:

Adam lay y-bounden

Palestrina:

Hodie Christus natus est

Tchaikovsky:

The Crown of Roses

trad.:

Veni, veni, Emmanuel

A maiden most gentle

Still, still, still

I saw three ships

Of the Father's heart begotten

(From Piae Cantiones)

Walker, R:

The Bethlehem Star

Walters:

Iona

Up good Christen folk

Of the Father's heart begotten

The Lord at first did Adam make

God rest you merry, gentlemen

Noël nouvelet

Ding dong! merrily on high

O little town of Bethlehem

Coventry Carol

Zither Carol

Darke:

In the Bleak Midwinter

Gardner, J:

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Gauntlett:

Once in Royal David's city

Howells:

A Spotless Rose

Kirkpatrick:

Away in a Manger

Mendelssohn:

Hark! the herald angels sing

Sanger:

Christmas Day

Wade:

O come, all ye faithful

Warlock:

Bethlehem Down

The Sussex Carol

The Coventry Carol

(original tune, 1591)

Byrd:

Vigilate (from Cantiones sacrae 1589)

Cornelius:

The Three Kings

Darke:

In the Bleak Midwinter

Gardner, J:

The holly and the ivy

Tomorrow shall be my dancing day

Gauntlett:

Once in Royal David's city

Gritton:

Follow that star

Grüber, F:

Silent Night

Howells:

A Spotless Rose

Mathias:

Sir Christèmas

McPhee, G:

Whence is that goodly fragrance

Mendelssohn:

Hark! the herald angels sing

Tavener:

The Lamb

Wade:

O come, all ye faithful

White, P:

One cold, dark night