Cantate Hodie: Sing Forth This Day!
"Cantate Hodie: Sing Forth This Day! album by Bach Choir of Pittsburgh on BeMusic"
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Release Date: 1970-01-01 00:00:00
Cantate Hodie (Sing Forth This Day), Op. 197
In The Bleak Midwinter
Comfort Ye My People
How Brightly Shines The Morning Star
Lullee, Lullai, Lullo, Lullabye (O, Who Will Come And Listen This Night?)
Gloria Tibi Domini (A Little Child There Is Ybore)
All My Heart This Night Rejoices
The Dream Isaiah Saw
Silent Night
So Hallow'd Is The Time
This Happy Morn
Sing, Hevin Imperial, Most of Hicht!
Wither's Carol
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: A Partridge From 6th Century Rome
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas Two Turtle Doves From 15th Century Fran
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas Three French Hens From 16th Century Ita
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: Four Calling Birds From 17th Century I
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: Five Gold Rings From 18th Century Germ
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: 6 Geese A-Laying 18th Century Austria
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: 7 Swans A-swimming 19th Century France
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: 8 Maids A-milking 19th Century Germany
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: 9 Ladies Dancing 19th Century Austria
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: Ten Lords A-Leaping 19th Century Italy
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: 11 Pipers Piping 19th Century Russia
A Musicological Journey Through The Twelve Days Of Christmas: 12 Drummers Drumming 19th Century USA
Jingle, Bells