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Title	Edwardian Carol Book, An (12 carols)
Article no.	4091959
Category	Choir/Vocals
Subcategory	Christmas music
Instrumentation	CoroX (mixed chorus); SATB (choir: soprano, alto, tenor, bass)
Instrumentation/info	Acc (accompaniment); / (or); acap (a cappella)
Format	ChoPrt (chorus score); SngBk (song book)
Country of publication	United Kingdom (uk)
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Composer	Diverse
Arranger	Dibble, Jeremy
Additional info/contents	This collection brings together twelve richly varied carols by six British composers well known in the Edwardian era. Here are simple strophic carols with elegant melodies and rich in harmonic interest typical of the 'High Victorian' style. With a fascinating introduction to the carols and notes on sources and editorial policy, this collection restores a range of highly attractive carols to the repertoire, and as such will be welcomed by all mixed choirs looking to refresh their Christmas programmes. 1. A Cradle-song of the Blessed Virgin, Joseph Barnby 2. Christmas Song, John Bacchus Dykes 3. Sleep, Holy Babe!, John Bacchus Dykes 4. I sing the birth, Edward Elgar 5. Lo! Christ the Lord is born, Edward Elgar 6. I sing the birth, C. Hubert H. Parry 7. Welcome, Yule, C. Hubert H. Parry 8. When Christ was born of Mary free, C. Hubert H. Parry 9. The Child Jesus in the Garden, John Stainer 10. A Carol for Christmas, Charles V. Stanford 11. A Carol of the Nativity, Charles V. Stanford 12. As with gladness men of old, Charles V. Stanford

No.	Track title	Composer	Sound sample
4	I sing the birth	Elgar, Edward
7	Welcome, Yule	Parry, Hubert
10	A Carol for Christmas	Stanford, Charles V.

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