Music: Christmas re-uploads

[resonant]

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."

Comments

[apetslife.livejournal.com]

Thank you! I'd missed a few of these last year, and am all caught up now. :)

[laura-redcloud.livejournal.com]

Yay!! Thank you!

[mrlnpndrgn]

I grabbed a couple :)
I confess it's the first I've heard "Les Anges dans nos campagnes" done that way : it's refreshing :)

Thank you.

If you're interested, I've uploaded some "Québecois" Xmas music last week... (you can find the link in my lj, last week, or I can post it again, if you wish).

[cardalia.livejournal.com]

Thanks for reuploading! I'm really enjoying all the music. :)

[resonant8.livejournal.com]

I found the Drummer Boy song and am downloading it now, but I didn't see any other music. (Your journal is tricky for a monolingual American!) Can you link to the posts? Thanks.

I love the Bruce Cockburn "Anges" -- it makes me want to dance.

[mrlnpndrgn]

Sorry about the confusion :(

Here the link to the uploaded files :

http://www.mediafire.com/?fovdjnkz2yk
this is a Xmas cd of a Quebecois singer ( I don't have much Xmas music)

http://www.mediafire.com/?bzyvdo0o2zq
And this one is all my french music. It's over 400 megs though :(
Not much Xmas music in it either :( Mostly ballad and old songs from the 60s and 70s.

[maygra.livejournal.com]

thank you for these. they are lovely.

[cybel]

Thank you. I couldn't get some of the links to download, but most came through fine and are all wonderful.

[cjk1701.livejournal.com]

Grabbing a few - thanks lots for putting those up!

[anathema666.livejournal.com]

Thanks so much. I am really enjoying listening to these - they are all new to me!

[merlion.livejournal.com]

THANK YOU!

I lost all my music files when my hard drive crashed this summer and my Christmas music was one of my greatest losses.

[springwoof.livejournal.com]

thank you! I love the Bruce Cockburn...I had his Christmas album a few years ago, but it was lost in a move.... /sad

[waterbird.livejournal.com]

I grabbed these last year and really love them. We'll have them playing as part of our mix while we put up the tree tomorrow. Thank you!

If you're interested, I posted some holiday music from Canadian artist Jane Siberry the other day. They're live recordings of some rare and traditional carols and include an amazing version of O Holy Night. Get them here (http://waterbird.livejournal.com/33126.html).

[saffronhouse.livejournal.com]

what a wonderful collection of music! Thanks so much for sharing!

[lmondegreen.livejournal.com]

Thank you kindly! I was just about to look for some new Christmas music.

[slashpile.livejournal.com]

I've downloaded all, but haven't listened to them yet. Thank you *so* much. I know most of these songs in some version, but have absolutely no music like this. Happy advent :)

[jack-pride.livejournal.com]

Thank you! I've been going nuts with only 6 Christmas songs going around and around. :)

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you - I took a few also.

[souliesoul.livejournal.com]

Nabbed a couple, thanks!

[clauclauclaudia]

Ooh! I didn't have you friended a year ago... thank you very much! I seldom listen to Christmas albums because they're too much the same, but this is a lovely variety.

[kittiec.livejournal.com]

Took all! I must have missed this last year, or maybe I hadn't "found" you yet. Anyway, thanks for re-offering, I look forward to listening to them. :)

[toft-froggy.livejournal.com]

Bagged the two Chanticleers and the one from the Messiah, thankyou!

[paceus.livejournal.com]

I downloaded a few, and I especially like Rejoice Greatly. Thank you!

[resonant8.livejournal.com]

Thanks!

[resonant8.livejournal.com]

Oh, I was too late -- I didn't get here until the files expired.

If you should ever re-upload, can you let me know?

[waterbird.livejournal.com]

I was planning to send them to a few other people anyway, so I've renewed the links (http://waterbird.livejournal.com/34622.html) and posted again on my journal. I hope you like them! Merry Christmas!

[resonant8.livejournal.com]

Thanks so much! I grabbed them all. I haven't had time to give them the comprehensive listen that you always have to give Jane Siberry, but the brief attention I did give them reminded me what a sweet voice Jane has; sometimes I forget that. I'll look forward to getting to know them better.

[salixbabylon.livejournal.com]

I know I'm late, but thank you so much for sharing these! I look forward to many hours of listening! :)

[penwiper26.livejournal.com]

I thought I'd mention that I've uploaded for my flist the Holst version of "Tomorrow shall be...," here (http://penwiper26.livejournal.com/274848.html), if you are inclined to have it. Merry Christmas!

[waterbird.livejournal.com]

I really hope you liked them. I love Jane; her music always takes me back to my last couple of years of high school and the doomed-to-fail relationship with the guy who introduced me to her music. Which is not as bad a thing as it may sound. :)

Hope you had a lovely holiday.