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Omnes Sancti
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CAROL OF
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The
Choirs of All Saints Northampton |
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Directed
by Lee Dunleavy
Organists : Adam Dickson, Lee Dunleavy, Nathan Lam, Stephen Meakins
and Roger Palmer. |
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You can
listen to some of the tracks by clicking the iTunes icon next
to the available track.
Alternatively, you can download the tracks to your computer by
right clicking the desired link and selecting 'Save As'
CAROL OF JOY is the third Christmas disc (following THE
BETHLEHEM STAR and CHRISTMAS CAROLS FROM ALL SAINTS) from the
Choirs of All Saints’ Northampton, and features twenty-one
popular and original carols. Of particular interest are the
carols that are commonly sung congregationally, which are
performed in the less well-known versions not to be found in
volumes of Carols for Choirs! We continue our association with
Adrian Self, and record commissioned carols by Sir Richard
Rodney Bennett, Barry Ferguson, and our own Director of Music,
Lee Dunleavy. The title track is a new American carol by the
up-and-coming composer Dan Forrest, which is sure to delight
carol services in the coming years.
The booklet that accompanies the disc includes comprehensive
notes on the works performed and the artists featured, and
full texts and translations can be
downloaded here. We were delighted to record once again
in the wonderful acoustics of St Mary’s Church in
Wellingborough, where their Hill Organ (specification).
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Once in royal David’s city |
H. J. Gauntless & A. H. Mann,
arr. Andrew Senn (b. 1978)) |
3:58 |
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Jesus Christ the apple tree * |
Adrian Self (b. 1952) |
3:07 |
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In darkness held |
Richard Shephard (b. 1949) |
2:58 |
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We Three Kings * |
John H. Hopkins,
arr. Magnus Williamson (b. 1967) |
3:34
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The Shepherd’s Carol #* |
Sir Richard Rodney Bennett (b. 1936) |
2:41 |
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O
little town of Bethlehem |
English trad.,
arr. Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)
Sir Philip Ledger (b. 1937)
& Ron Gates (b. 1927) |
4:01 |
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The Robin stay #* |
Lee Dunleavy (b. 1979) |
3:40 |
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In dulci jubilo |
German trad., arr. Michael Bedford (b. 1952) |
3:06 |
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My dancing day |
Carl Rütti (b. 1949) |
2:57 |
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The Lamb |
Christopher le Fleming (1908-1995) |
3:15 |
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Cradle song |
Herbert Howells (1892-1983) |
2:48 |
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Carol of Joy |
Dan Forrest (b. 1978) |
6:01 |
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Man be merry #* |
Barry Ferguson (b. 1942) |
1:35 |
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The Holly and the Ivy #* |
Sir Richard Rodney Bennett |
3:20 |
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Joy to the world |
Anon., arr. William Llewellyn (b. 1925) |
1:23 |
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O
come, all ye faithful |
J. F. Wade, arr. Guthrie Foote (1897-1972)
Lee Dunleavy & Roger Palmer (b. 1946) |
5:50 |
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The Word made Flesh |
Philip Wilby (b. 1949) |
5:40 |
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Hark! the herald-angels sing |
Felix Mendelssohn,
arr. Sir David Willcocks (b. 1919) |
3:01 |
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We wish you a merry Christmas |
Trad., arr. Lee Dunleavy |
1:13 |
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* items marked with an asterisk receive their first recording on this disc.
# items marked with an hash were commissioned by or arranged for the choir. |
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