TRADITIONAL
CHRISTMAS SONG FAVORITES
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O Come, All Ye Faithful Chuck Brown
from the album Seasonings
Available thru The Horizons Companies. More about Chuck here.
O Come, All Ye Faithful The Mystery Renderer Based on an original MIDI file of indeterminate origin.
O Come, O Come Emmanuel Bradley Sowash Traditional. Lyrics translated from the Latin by John Mason Neale in 1851.
From the album "We Gather Together".
More about Bradley here.
O Come, O Come Emmanuel David Nevue Traditional. Lyrics translated from the Latin by John Mason Neale in 1851.
From the album O Come, O Come Emmanuel.
More about David and his music here.
O Holy Night Linda Seeley From the album A Christmas Celebration
More about Linda's music at Seeleys.biz
O Holy Night The Mystery Renderer Based on an original MIDI file of indeterminate origin.
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Little Town of Bethlehem Chuck Brown from the album Seasonings
Available thru The
Horizons Companies. More about Chuck here.
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Little Town of Bethlehem Jennifer Haines
from the album Christmas Magic
More info about Jennifer and her music here.
Silent
Night Michele McLaughlin from the album Christmas - Plain and Simple
More about Michele's music at MicheleMcLaughlin.com
Silent
Night Molly Pauken & Rob Brumfiel from the album Six String Christmas
More info on Molly and album for sale at SirensMusic.com
The First Noel The Mystery Renderer Based on an original MIDI file of indeterminate origin.
The Holly & The Ivy Richard Souther Traditional. Arranged by Richard Souther.
From the album Interpretations Of The Season. Find out more about Richard's music here.
The Twelve Days of Christmas The Mystery Renderer Based on an original MIDI file of indeterminate origin.
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Wish You a Merry Christmas Moscow Symphony Orchestra
A popular secular 16th Century English carol from West Country of England
from the album "Christmas Fantastique" on Nelidova Records
