Kay Thompson's Jingle Bells (Words and Music by
Kay Thompson
(1909?-1998),
Johnny
Mandel (1925-), and
James S. Pierpont (1822-1893), copyright 1968 - although it was
certainly written earlier since Andy Williams recorded it in 1963;
links open at a new site.)
Keep Christmas With You All Through The Year (From "Christmas Eve on
Sesame Street"; authorship and date unknown)
Kid In Me, The (By Don Koch, Dave Clark and Dan Dean, Date Unknown)
Kidnap The Sandy Claws (From "The Nightmare Before Christmas",
Authorship and Date Unknown)
King of Israel (Written by Joseph W. Pace II, copyright 1996, performed by
the Colorado Mass Choir; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas";
link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)
Little Saint Nick (Words and Music by Brian Wilson and Mike Love,
copyright 1963, 1964)
Little Town (Words O Little Town of Bethlehem, Traditional;
Music by Chris Eaton, 1982; From A Christmas Album,
Amy Grant;
link open in a new window at the website of Amy Grant)
Live Aid Christmas Song (Do They Know It's Christmas?) M. Ure and B.
Geldof, Date Unknown
Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 5 (Alternate Translation:
ASpotless Rose Is Blowing; Alternate Title: The Rose of
Sharon; Translator: Catherine Winkworth)
Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 7 (Alternate Translation:
There Is A Flower Springing; Translator: Ursula Vaughan Williams, The Oxford Book of Carols, copyright 1928)
Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 8 (Alternate Translation: Of
Jesse's Line Descended; Translators: Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott,
The New Oxford Book of Carols, copyright 1992)
Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 9 (Alternate Translation: Lo,
How A Rose Is Growing, Translation by Gracia Grindal, Lutheran
Book of Worship, 58, copyright circa 1978)
Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 10 (Alternate Translation:
The World's Fair Rose Has Blossomed, Translator Elizabeth Poston, The Penguin Book of Christmas Carols, 1965)
Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 11 (Alternate
Translation: Lo, A Fair Rose A-Blooming, Translators Coffin and
Vernon)
Love Has Come (Words by
Amy Grant,
1983; Music by Shane Keister and
Michael W. Smith, 1983; From
A Christmas Album, Amy
Grant; links open in a new window at the websites of Amy Grant and
Michael W. Smith, respectively)
Love Is The Power (M. Boston, D. Warren, W. Afansmief, copyright
date unknown)
Lullaby, Jesu (Translation
of the Polish Carol, "Lulajze
Jezuniu" by Alice Zienko, English version by Ruth
Heller; First Line:
Lullaby, Jesu, my pearl and my dear
one)
Lullaby, Jesus (Translation of the Polish Carol, "Lulajze
Jezuniu"; First Line: Lullaby, Jesus, O cease
from your crying.)
Lullaby, Jesus (Translation by Terry Kluytmans, Copyright 1999;
link opens at an external site in a new window)
Luther's Carol (Alternate Title:
From Highest Heaven I Come
To Tell)
Lux Venit (Words:
Amy Grant and Bev Darnall; Music:
Michael W. Smith; 1989; links open in a new window at the
websites of Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, respectively)
Multi-media video presentations about favorite carols from Ron
Clancy, author of the
Christmas Classics™
series of beautifully illustrated Christmas carol books. Updates will appear
approximately daily through early December, 2009. A total of 22 videos are
expected to be linked.
TheGoldenEggs — a collaboration of six of Bath, England's most
talented young professional musicians — recorded this album around the fire in a
Bath living room. This natural, warm and happy collaboration followed the
instincts of the people involved to arrive at a innovative collection of
familiar carols in a wide and refreshing range of moods.
Joseph Ritson, ed., Ancient Songs and Ballads From The Reign of King Henry
the Second To The Revolution. 1790.
W. Carew Hazlitt, ed., Third Edition.
London: Reeves And Turner, 1877.
Repr. Detroit, MI: Singing Tree Press, 1968. Table of
Contents
Davies Gilbert, Some Ancient Christmas Carols London: John Nichols And Son, 1822
London: John Nichols And Son, Second Edition, 1823 Preface
Table Of Contents
Joshua Sylvestre, A Garland of Christmas Carols, Ancient and
Modern
London: 1861, reprinted by A. Wessels Company, New York, 1901 Table of Contents
and Introduction
Edward F. Rimbault, A Little Book
Of Christmas Carols.
London: Cramer, Beale & Co., 201, Regent Street, No Date (circa
1863).
Preface
Table Of Contents
William Henry Husk, Songs of the Nativity
London: John
Camden Hotten, 1868, reprinted by Norwood Editions, Norwood, PA, 1873 Introduction Table of
Contents
A. H. Bullen, A Christmas Garland: Carols and Poems
From
The Fifteenth Century To
The Present Time
London: John C. Nimmo,
1885 Preface
Table of Contents
Charles Wood and George Ratcliffe Woodward, eds., An Italian Carol Book
London: The Faith Press, Ltd., 1920
Table of Contents and Preface
George Ratcliffe Woodward,
The Babe Of Bethlehem
Being Some Christmas Carols Hillsgate Village, 1923
Table Of Contents
Charles Wood and George
Ratcliffe Woodward, The Cambridge Carol-Book Being Fifty-Two
Songs For Christmas, Easter, And Other Seasons London: Society
for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1924
Table of Contents
W. A. Pickard-Cambridge, A
Collection of Dorset Carols London: A. W. Ridley & Co., 1926 Preface
Table of Contents This significant collection has been overlooked;
I would recommend this volume to the serious student of carols.
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And now available is the beautiful
Sacred Christmas Music a musical journey in time from
the dawn of the Church’s liturgical song through the Baroque’s
great choral and instrumental works to representative pieces of
the 20th century. In addition to masterpieces of art, the CD includes the Vienna Boys’
Choir performing “Anima Nostra”; Arcangelo Corelli’s “Christmas
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