Holly and the ivy. Greensleeves. Oba se je. Huron carol.
Notes:
Nordic Choir ; Andrew Last, conductor : Cathedral Choir, Norsemen ; Mark Potvin, conductor : Aurora, Collegiate Chorale ; Jennaya Robison, conductor : Symphony Orchestra ; Daniel Baldwin, conductor : Luther Ringers ; Gregory Peterson, conductor; college organist. Faculty collaborator: Nicholas Shaneyfelt, pianist ; Andrew Whitfield, baritone. Recorded during performances on November 30-December 3, 2017 in the Center for Faith and Life on the Luther College campus, Decorah, Iowa.
Contents:
Fanfare prelude for a mighty fortress / Martin Luther, arr. Eric Alexander -- VII: The spirit of the Lord (From the world of spirit) / Benjamin Britten -- The holly and the ivy / arr. Kirby Shaw -- And every stone shall cry / Bob Chilcott -- Hallelujah (from Christ on the Mount of Olives) / Ludwig van Beethoven -- Greensleeves (What child is this?) / arr. Jason W. Krug -- A spotless rose / Ola Gjelo -- Oba se je / arr., trans. Christopher Aspass -- Weihnachten (Christmas), op. 79, no. 1 / Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy -- Pines near a catacomb, from Pines of Rome (1924) / Ottorino Respighi -- VI. Fum, fum, fum! (from Seven joys of Christmas) / arr. Kirke Mechem -- Lo, how a rose e'er blooming (with Of the Father's love begotten) / arr. J. Edmund Hughes -- Ring out, ye bells / Matthew Erpelding -- I. Gloria in excelsis deo (from Gloria Kajoniensis) / Levente Gyongyosi -- The huron carol / arr. Terre Johnson -- Christ the appletree / Stanford Scriven -- Toccata on "Il est ne" (He is born) / Denis Bedard -- His light in us / Kim Andre Arnesen -- Mary had a baby / arr. Craig Courtney -- Whence is that goodly fragrance flowing? / arr. Mack Wilberg -- A mighty fortress is our God / Martin Luther, arr. Dan Forrest, handbell orch. Mike Ellingsen.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)1154650501
Locations:
PLAX964 -- Luther College - Preus Library (Decorah)
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