King's College Choir Of Cambridge ?– A Festival of Lessons and Carols 1959 LP

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King's College Choir Of Cambridge, The Directed By David Willcocks ?– A Festival Of Lessons And Carols

Label:
Argo Records – ZRG 5190
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
UK
Released:
1959
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Classical
 
Tracklist

A1     Processional Hymn - Once In Royal David's City    
A2     The Bidding Prayer    
A3     Invitatory    
A4     First Lesson - Genesis III    
A5     Carol - Adam Lay Ybounden    
A6     Second Lesson - Isaiah IX    
A7     Carol - I Saw Three Ships    
A8     Third Lesson - St. Luke I    
A9     Carol - Gabriel´s Message    
A10     Carol - God Rest Your Merry, Gentlemen    
B1     Carol - Sussex Carol    
B2     Fourth Lesson - St. Matthew I    
B3     Carol - In Dulci Jubilo    
B4     Fifth Lesson - St. Luke II    
B5     Carol - Away In A Manger    
B6     Hymn - While Shephards Watched    
B7     Sixth Lesson - St. Matthew II    
B8     Hymn - O Come, All Ye Faithful    
B9     Seventh Lesson - St. John I    
B10     Hymn - Bark The Herald Angels Sing    

Credits

    Directed By – David Willcocks
    Organ – Simon Preston

Notes

As sung on Christmas Eve, 1958.

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