Music: Christmas re-uploads

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Since not all of you grabbed last year's Christmas music, I've re-uploaded some of it. If you want more details on any of the pieces, check last year's posts.



Bruce Cockburn, "Les Anges Dans Nos Campagnes" from "Christmas."

Chanticleer, "Angels We Have Heard On High", from "Christmas Around the World."

Jim Infantino and Jonatha Brooke, "The Holly and the Ivy" from the Hear Music collection "Snow Angels."

John Scofield and the Wild Magnolias, "Go Tell It On the Mountain" from "World Christmas."

San Francisco Girls' Chorus, "Deck the Hall" from "Christmas Around the Country."

Waverly Consort, "The Gloucester Wassail" from "A Waverly Consort Christmas."

Robin Petrie, "Jacob's Ladder/My Dancing Day" from "A Victorian Christmas."

Count Basie, "Jingle Bells" from "Yule Struttin': A Blue Note Christmas."

Bruce Cockburn, "Joy To the World" from "Christmas."

The Chieftains, Past Three O'Clock from "The Bells of Dublin."

Cathie Ryan and Liam Tiernan, In Dulci Jubilo from "The Soul of Christmas."

The Chieftains, Ding Dong, Merrily on High from "The Bells of Dublin."

Baltimore Consort, Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day from "Bright Day Star."

Deller Consort, Patapan from "The Holly and the Ivy."

Mike & Peggy Seeger, Rise Up, Shepherd, and Follow from "American Folk Songs for Christmas."

Chanticleer, Noel Nouvelet, from "Christmas with Chanticleer."

English Baroque Soloists, Rejoice Greatly from Handel's "Messiah."

Gregg Smith Singers, Boston (Methinks I hear an heavenly host) from "Christmas Carolling."

The Revels, Masters in This Hall from "The Christmas Revels."

Robert Shaw Chamber Singers: Hacia Belen Va Un Borrico, from "Songs of Angels."

Waverly Consort: This Endris Night, from "A Waverly Consort Christmas."

Boston Camerata: Joseph Est Bien Marie, from "Xmas."

Maddy Prior and the Carnival band, Ane Sang of the Birth of Christ, from "Carols and Capers."

Bruce Cockburn, Down In Yon Forest from "Christmas."

Christmas Revels, Brightest and Best from "Christmas Day in the Morning."

Mike and Peggy Seeger, Joseph and Mary, from "American Folk Songs for Christmas," and Baltimore Consort, The Cherry Tree Carol, from "Bright Day Star."

Christmas Revels, Exultation, from "Wassail! Wassail!"

on this day earth shall ring, A La Nanita Nana, from "Songs for Christmas."

Word of Mouth Chorus, Milford (If angels sung) from "Rivers of Delight."

Waverly Consort, Orientis Partibus, from "The Christmas Story." Also known as "The Carol of the Ass." Renaissance-style choir and orchestra.

Deller Consort, Herrick's Carol (What sweeter music), from "The Holly and the Ivy."