Prices shown exclude VAT. (UK tax is not payable for deliveries to United States.) See Terms & Conditions for p&p rates. | |  | Barbara Hendricks: Shout For JoySpiritual Christmas
Adam: | O Holy Night | Franck, C: | Panis Angelicus | Gounod: | Ave Maria | Gruber, F: | Stille Nacht | Handel: | Messiah: He shall feed His flock Messiah: Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion | Mason, L: | Joy to the World | Reger: | Mariä Wiegenlied, Op. 76 No. 52 | Schubert: | Ave Maria, D839 | trad.: | Mary had a baby Quittez, pasteurs What Child is this? (Greensleeves) Coventry Carol Sussex Carol The First Nowell Ding dong! merrily on high Shout for Joy Oh Jerusalem Go tell it on the mountain Ain't That A-rockin' Rise up, Shepherd, and Follow Beautiful Star | Wade: | O come, all ye faithful |
15 years after EMI released Barbara Hendricks Sings Christmas, this album remains one of the bestsellers of the Swedish soprano, with more than 450,000 copies sold all over the world. Barbara Hendricks is back this year presenting a completely new Christmas album focused on sacred music, Shout for Joy (the title of a famous Christmas Negro spiritual). With her we travel from Germany to England, from France to the United States, with a collection of famous carols showing that the Christmas tradition is universal. Either with a large baroque orchestra or accompanied by organ, string quartet, lyra or guitar and bass, we will find with happiness some of the most famous of the season’s songs as well as a beautiful selection of well-known Christmas spirituals. Full of colour, this wonderful selection of sacred carols, Shout for Joy, is a delightful musical companion which will be at your side for the whole of Christmastide. “I always look forward to preparing for Christmas time with my family. I try to keep the emphasis on the blessing of being together and reflecting on the meaning of ‘peace on earth and goodwill toward all humankind’. For me, Christmas represents the birth of Christ, but also time to meet with the family and special moments to meditate on the main themes of the life of Christ, notably on tolerance and solidarity. This is why I want to sing Christmas, not only my Christmas, but also that of others, traditional Christmases from all over the world, letting the music create bridges between all human beings.” (Barbara Hendricks) | | | Usually despatched in 3 - 4 working days. |
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| | Readings: Robert Bridges, Noel: Christmas Eve, 1913 Shakespeare, Hamlet, Marcello's Speech (Act 1, Sc. 1) Dylan Thomas, Memories of Christmas (extract) Thomas Hardy, The Oxen Saunders Lewis, Carol (Amlyn ac Amig) Charles Dickens, A Christmas Carol (extract) Laurie Lee, Christmas Landscape | Arthur: | Tua Bethlem Dref | Davies, Walford: | O Little Town of Bethlehem | Gardner, John: | Tomorrow shall be my dancing day | Gauntlett: | Once in Royal David's city | Hoddinott: | Fendigaid Nos | Howells: | Here is the Little Door | Lewis, G: | Tawel Nos | Mathias: | Bell Carol Sweet Was the Song | Mendelssohn: | Hark! the herald angels sing | Poston: | Jesus Christ the Apple Tree | trad.: | Mary had a baby Christmas Night The First Nowell De Virgin Mary had a Baby Boy God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen Still, still, still Ar fore dydd Nadolig (traditional Welsh) | Wade: | O come, all ye faithful |
Aled Jones (readings) BBC Welsh Chorus, Fanfare Trumpeters of the Welsh Guards, John Hugh Thomas, Lt. Col. P. Hannam, BEM “Equally Celtic (as the Chieftains) and equally Christmassy is Celebration Fanfares and Carols (Nimbus): the BBC Welsh Chorus sings such vernacular carols as the regal "Tua Bethlem Dref" and "Tawal Nos", a lovely variation on Silent Night.” Newsweek | | | Usually despatched in 4 - 5 working days. |
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