GMCD 7143 You can order this CD in our E-Shop under Choral Music/Various Choirs	Sing Choirs of Angels A thousand voices sing traditional carols Salisbury Cathedral Choir Salisbury Brass Ensemble Matthew Halls - Organ Conducted by David Halls

Contents:

		John Francis Wade
	1.	O come, all ye faithful		[5.34]
	2.	O little town of Bethlehem		[3.42]
	3.	The first nowell		[5.30]
		W.J. Kirkpatrick
	4.	Away in a manger	Salisbury Cathedral Choir	[2.21]
		T. Olivers
	5.	Lo! He comes with clouds descending		[5.12]
	6.	Unto us is born a Son		[2.33]
	7.	God rest you merry, gentlemen		[3.48]
		Johann S. Bach
	8.	O little one sweet	Salisbury Cathedral Choir          Sound Clip	[3.05]
		Sir A. Sullivan
	9.	It came upon a midnight clear		[3.21]
		Charles Wood
	10.	Ding dong! merrily on high	Salisbury Cathedral Choir	[1.50]
		Thomas Helmore
	11.	O come, O come, Emmanuel!	Sound Clip	[5.25]
		Henry John Gauntlett
	12.	Once in royal David's city	Treble solo: Benjamin Dean	[4.51]
		Franz Xaver Gruber
	13.	Silent night		[3.10]
		Sir John Goss
	14.	See amid the winter's snow	Salisbury Cathedral Choir	[5.09]
	15.	Infant holy, infant lowly		[1.40]
		C. Kocher
	16.	As with gladness men of old		[3.12]
	17.	While shepherds watched their flocks		[2.35]
		W.H. Cummings
	18.	Hark! the herald angels sing		[3.22]

DDD Total time = 68.30 - The Cathedral Choir appears by kind permission of the Dean and Chapter of Salisbury Cathedral

On two evenings in September 1995 a total of around one thousand singers, mostly from the Diocese of Salisbury, gathered in Salisbury Cathedral to make a recording of traditional carols, accompanied by Matthew Halls on the Willis

organ with the Cathedral Choir and The Salisbury Brass Ensemble- The sessions were conducted by the cathedral's Assistant Organist David Halls, who also directed the cathedral choir's separate contribution of four unaccompanied tracks. The venture could not have taken place but for the great goodwill of those who took part, and 1 thank you all for your time and enthusiasm. The project was conceived to raise funds for the Choral Foundation of Salisbury Cathedral which is being set up to ensure that the rich musical tradition, of which we in Salisbury are immensely proud. can continue into the next century and beyond.
© Andrew Post

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