A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols

Choir Of King's College, Cambridge

Release Date:

30/06/2009

Record Label:

Past Classics

  1. $13.49
Track NumberTrack TitleTrack LengthTrack Price/Buy Link
1

Once in royal david's city

by Cecil Frances Alexander

5:02Not available separately
2

The bidding prayer

by Traditional

1:12Not available separately
3

Invitatory, from the christmas oratorio

by Johann Sebastian Bach

3:15Not available separately
4

First lesson, "Genesis III"

by Traditional

1:43Not available separately
5

Adam lay ybounden

by Traditional

1:22Not available separately
6

Second lesson, "Isaiah IX"

by Traditional

1:15Not available separately
7

I saw three ships

by Traditional

2:00Not available separately
8

Third lesson, "St. luke I"

by Traditional

2:37Not available separately
9

Gabriels message

by Sabine Baring-Gould

2:42Not available separately
10

God rest you merry, gentlemen

by Traditional

3:18Not available separately
11

Sussex carol

by Traditional

1:53Not available separately
12

Fourth lesson, "St matthew I"

by Traditional

1:37Not available separately
13

In dulci jibilo

by David Willcocks

3:30Not available separately
14

Fifth lesson, "St luke II"

by Traditional

1:48Not available separately
15

Away in a manger

by William Kierkpatrick

2:17Not available separately
16

Sixth lesson, "St matthew II"

by Traditional

2:10Not available separately
17

While shepherds watched

by David Willcocks

3:02Not available separately
18

Seventh lesson, "St john I"

by Traditional

1:54Not available separately
19

O come, all ye faithful

by John Francis Wade

4:03Not available separately
20

Eigth lesson, "St luke IV, 16-32"

by Traditional

2:45Not available separately
21

Ding dong ding

by Traditional

1:12Not available separately
22

Ninth lesson, "Isaiah LXI"

by Traditional

2:29Not available separately
23

Hark! The herald angels sing

by Charles Wesley

3:27Not available separately
Duration:
56:33
Genres:
Holiday, Christmas
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© 2009 Saland Publishing

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