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Buy Now	The Naxos Book of Carols (more) »rank: 8984 by: Antony Pitts :Album Description:The Naxos Book of Carols is a collection of both the very old and very new. It is a selection of best-loved and newfound carols, drawing on centuries of tradition.The carols unfold in four narrative sequences each focusing on a different part of the Christmas Story - from The Hope of Advent to the announcements of The Message, the joy of the birth of The Baby and the celebration of the coming of The King of Kings. There are 24 carols, one for each day of advent.	Buy Now	English Renaissance Music (more) »rank: 7946 from: Sony :Album Description:The Naxos Book of Carols is a collection of both the very old and very new. It is a selection of best-loved and newfound carols, drawing on centuries of tradition.The carols unfold in four narrative sequences each focusing on a different part of the Christmas Story - from The Hope of Advent to the announcements of The Message, the joy of the birth of The Baby and the celebration of the coming of The King of Kings. There are 24 carols, one for each day of advent.
Buy Now	Classic Thanksgiving Songs of Praise (more) »rank: 90510 from: Naxos :Album Description:The Naxos Book of Carols is a collection of both the very old and very new. It is a selection of best-loved and newfound carols, drawing on centuries of tradition.The carols unfold in four narrative sequences each focusing on a different part of the Christmas Story - from The Hope of Advent to the announcements of The Message, the joy of the birth of The Baby and the celebration of the coming of The King of Kings. There are 24 carols, one for each day of advent.	Buy Now	Best Carols 100 (more) »rank: 4535 from: EMI Classics :Album Description:2007 release in the Best Classics 100 series, 100 Best Carols is the perfect Christmas release-- six CDs of the most famous carols, all time for the price of one full-priced disc! Among the vocal groups found on this release are the Choir of King's College, Cambridge, the Taverner Choir, the Bach Choir, and the Wiener Sangerknaben, while star soloists include Roberto Alagna, Thomas Hampson, Barbara Hendricks, Hermann Prey, and Kiri Te Kanawa.
Buy Now	Canadian Brass: Legends (more) »rank: 7759 from: OPENING DAY ENT :Album Description:The name Canadian Brass long ago reached legendary status in the musical world. Along with their engaging stage presence and ground-breaking style, it has been their serious and meticulous attention to musical detail that helped define them as one of the great chamber ensembles as well as setting the standard for brass performance.	Buy Now	Advent at St. Paul's (more) »rank: 21476 from: Hyperion UK :Album Description:The name Canadian Brass long ago reached legendary status in the musical world. Along with their engaging stage presence and ground-breaking style, it has been their serious and meticulous attention to musical detail that helped define them as one of the great chamber ensembles as well as setting the standard for brass performance.
Buy Now	Best Loved Hymns (more) »rank: 19759 by: Anonymous, James Bain, Louis Bourgeois, Edmond Budry, Orlando Gibbons, John [composer] Goss, William H. Harris, Herbert Howells, John Ireland, Stephen Jackson, Martin Luther, Edward Miller, Sir Charles H.H. Parry, Clement Cotterill Scholefield, Cyril Taylor, German Traditional, Irish Traditional, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Wallace Collection, Sioned Williams, Benjamin Bayl, Tom Williamson, Choir of King's College at Cambridge, Stephen Cleobury :Album Description:The name Canadian Brass long ago reached legendary status in the musical world. Along with their engaging stage presence and ground-breaking style, it has been their serious and meticulous attention to musical detail that helped define them as one of the great chamber ensembles as well as setting the standard for brass performance.	Buy Now	Sing Ye Heavens - Hymns for All Time (more) »rank: 18535 by: Cambridge Singers, John Rutter : :It's good to have the clean-vowelled, fresh-voiced Cambridge Singers back in action with composer John Rutter, who demonstrates once again his considerable talents as a choral director. Here, he also had his work cut out arranging 15 of the tracks (and composing one other). Divided up into various categories, such as 'the Eucharist' and 'folk hymns,' this album will delight the confirmed hymn enthusiast, provided that he or she doesn't insist on the pure, as-written product. Rutter's reworkings range from the bold and brassy (occasionally deliciously over the top--what would Martin Luther have thought of the naughtiness in 'A mighty fortress is our ...
Buy Now	Great Choral Classics from King's Choir of King's College, Cambridge (more) »rank: 20349 from: Decca : :It's good to have the clean-vowelled, fresh-voiced Cambridge Singers back in action with composer John Rutter, who demonstrates once again his considerable talents as a choral director. Here, he also had his work cut out arranging 15 of the tracks (and composing one other). Divided up into various categories, such as 'the Eucharist' and 'folk hymns,' this album will delight the confirmed hymn enthusiast, provided that he or she doesn't insist on the pure, as-written product. Rutter's reworkings range from the bold and brassy (occasionally deliciously over the top--what would Martin Luther have thought of the naughtiness in 'A mighty fortress is our ...	Buy Now	Music from the Royal Court (more) »rank: 56623 from: Umvd Labels : :It's good to have the clean-vowelled, fresh-voiced Cambridge Singers back in action with composer John Rutter, who demonstrates once again his considerable talents as a choral director. Here, he also had his work cut out arranging 15 of the tracks (and composing one other). Divided up into various categories, such as 'the Eucharist' and 'folk hymns,' this album will delight the confirmed hymn enthusiast, provided that he or she doesn't insist on the pure, as-written product. Rutter's reworkings range from the bold and brassy (occasionally deliciously over the top--what would Martin Luther have thought of the naughtiness in 'A mighty fortress is our ...