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Cantamus Repertoire 2020 #2 TITLE COMPOSER ARRANGER A child is born in Bethlehem Scheidt Adam lay ybounden John Ireland Advent antiphons Anon A spotless rose Herbert Howells A tender shoot Goldschmidt Ach, mein herzliebes Jesulein Bach Ah Robin, gentle Robin William Cornysh All so Still Richard Lloyd Amicus meus Victoria Amor (lamento della ninfa) Monteverdi And I saw a new heaven Bainton Angelus ad Virginem Willcocks Arise and hail Gallery carol Ascendit Deus Peter Philips Ave Maria Bruckner Ave Maris Stella Monteverdi Ave verum corpus Peter Philips Baby born today Moore/Knowles Ballad of Tom Bowling (The) Trad Knowles Balulalow Peter Warlock Barbara Allen Trad Rutter Beatitudes (The) Arvo Pärt Beatus vir Monteverdi Benedicamus Domino Peter Warlock Bethlehem Down Peter Warlock Blackbird Lennon & McCartney Blagosloven yesi, Ghospodi Rachmaninov Blessed be that maid Mary Trad Willcocks Boar's head carol (The) Steve Kinnersly Boar's head carol (The) Trad Elizabeth Poston Bogoroditse Dyevo Rachmaninov Bogoroditse Dyevo Arvo Pärt Bow thine ear Byrd Brigg Fair Percy Grainger Bring us, O Lord God William Harris Brother Petroc's Carol Murril Bushes and Briars Vaughan Williams Call (The) Richard Lloyd Can she excuse my wrongs John Dowland Ca' the Yowes Vaughan Williams Jesu meine Seele - Cantata 78 Bach Ceremony of Carols Britten Cherry Tree Carol (The) Stephen Cleobury Cherry Tree Carol (The) Willcocks Chi vole aver felice e lieto il core Monteverdi Christus (excerpt) Mendelssohn Come away, come sweet love John Dowland Come heavy sleep John Dowland Convidando esta la noche de Zespedes Corpus Christi Carol Matt Coleridge Coventry Carol Trad English Martin Shaw Cries of London (Part 1) Gibbons Crucifixus Lotti Dance to thy daddy Burt Dance to thy daddy Goff Richards Dancing day Willcocks Deo gracias (Ceremony of Carols) Britten De Virgine Maria Rütti Dolcissimo Monteverdi Domine Jesu Christe (from Requiem) Mozart Down in yon forest Rutter Draw on sweet night Wilbye Dulcissimo Uscignolo Monteverdi E la don don Catalan Early one Morning James E'en so Lord Jesus Paul Manz Ecce Concipies Jacob Handl Echo Carol John Steel Eriskay Love Lilt James Es ist ein Ros entsprungen Praetorius Jan Sandström Fantasia on Christmas Carols (1st Section) Vaughan Williams First Mercy (The) Peter Warlock Flow, O my tears ??Dowland Forêts paisibles Rameau Francion vint l'autre jour Bonnet From the Bavarian Highlands Elgar Full fathom five Vaughan Williams Funeral Sentences Purcell Gabriel's Message Basque Pettman Gasman cometh (The) Malcolm Knowles Gaudete Piae Cantiones Gloria (from Missa Euge Bone) Christopher Tye God is with us Tavener Great God of love Pearsall Green groweth the holly Henry VIII Hail Bessed Virgin Mary Richard Lloyd Hear my prayer Purcell Heavens are Telling (The) Haydn Helas Madame Henry VIII Herrscher des Himmels Bach Holly and the Ivy Walford Davies Hope, faith, live, love Eric Whitacre How beautiful upon the mountains Judge How lovely are thy dwellings fair Brahms Hungarian Folksongs Seiber Hymn to the Mother of God (1) John Tavener Hymne a la Vierge Villette I love my love Holst I saw the Lord Stainer I saw three ships Willcocks I sing of a maiden Lennox Berkeley I sing of a maiden Patrick Hadley If my complaints John Dowland Il est bel et bon Passereau I gotta home in Gloryland Nicholas Brown I look from afar (matin responsory) Palestrina In Dulci Jubilo Bach In Dulci Jubilo Robert Pearsall Insanae et vanae curase Haydn In the merry month of May Rogers Inter natos mulierum Mozart I sat down under his shadow Bairstow It was upon the twelfth day Richard Lloyd Jehovah quam multi sunt hostes Purcell Jesus Christ the Apple Tree Elizabeth Poston Judas mercator (from Tenebrae Responsories)Victoria Keel Row Burt King Arthur (Act 2, scene 2) Purcell King Henry Anon King Jesus hath a garden Wood Kyrie Hacke L'ape e la serpe Spofforth La plus belle de le ville Janequin Lamb (The) John Tavener Lamento della ninfa Monteverdi Laetentur coeli Byrd Lasciatemi morire Monteverdi Lay a Garland Robert Pearsall Les Indes Galantes - Forets Paisibles Purcell Let all mortal flesh Bairstow Linden Lea Vaughan Williams Locus iste Bruckner Lord is my Shepherd (The) Lennox Berkeley Lord, let me know mine end Greene Love is a sickness Moeran Lullaby, my sweet little baby Byrd Lully, lulla, lullay Philip Stopford Lute Book Lullaby William Ballet Lux aurumque Eric Whitacre Matona mia cara Lasso Mignonne, allons voir si la rose Costeley Miraculous love's wounding Thomas Morley Miserere nostri Tallis Missa assumpta est Maria Palestrina Missa Brevis Britten Missa Papae Marcelli Agnus Dei II Palestrina Morning Prayer Mendelssohn Mother Mary Moore Mother, I will have a husband Thomas Vautor My beloved spake Patrick Hadley Myn Liking Richard Terry Nova, nova Now is the night (from the Fairy Queen) Purcell O Emmanuel Bob Chilcott O God, Thou hast cast us out Purcell O little one sweet JS Bach O little town of Bethehem Walford Davies O Lord, in thy wrath Gibbons O Magnum Mysterium Morten Lauridsen O Magnum Mysterium Poulenc O Magnum Mysterium Victoria O nata lux Tallis O sacrum convivium Tallis O salutaris hostia Rossini O vos omnes Casals Oak and the ash (The) Langford Oh my Love Gibbons Os justi Bruckner Over the wave Chilcott Pastime with good company Henry VIII Pavane (Belle qui tiens ma vie) Arbeau People look east Barry Ferguson Psalm 23 Schubert Quelle est cette odeur agreable Willcocks Quem pastores Praetorius Quem vidistis pastores Dering Quem vidistis pastores Poulenc Quid petis Pygot Rejoice in the Lord always John Redford Remember, O thou man Thomas Ravenscroft Remember, O thou man Arthur Oldham Requiem (3 movements) Maurice Durufle Revoici venir du printemps LeJeune Richte mich, Gott Mendelssohn Riu riu chiu Anon Salve Puerule Marc-Antoine Charpentier Sans Day Carol Trad Cornish Rutter See, see the Word is incarnate Gibbons Serafin, que con dulce armonia Joan Cererols Serenity (O magnum mysterium) Ola Gjeilo Seven joys of Mary (The) Richard Lloyd Sfogava con le stelle Monteverdi She went through the fair Malcolm Knowles Shepherds (The) Richard Lloyd Shepherds' Carol Bob Chilcott Shepherds Pipe Carol John Rutter Silent Night Gruber Rose Silver Swan (The) Gibbons Simkin said that Sis was fair Giles Farnaby Sing all men Kentucky folk carol Sing joyfully Byrd Sing with thy mouth Ravenscroft Sir Walter Purcell Sleep Eric Whitacre Slow train (The) Flanders & Swann Malcolm Knowles Song of the nuns of Chester Anon Songs from the Bavarian Highlands Elgar Ständchen Schubert St Joseph's Carol Richard Lloyd Still, still, still Philip Ledger Stille Nacht John Scott-Whieley Su, su, su pastorelli Monteverdi Summer is icumin in Anon Summertime Gershwin Malcolm Knowles Sussex carol (The) David Willcocks There is a flower Rutter There is no rose (Ceremony of Carols) Britten There is no rose John Joubert There is no rose Anon This marriage Eric Whitacre Thomas Gemma Anon Though Amyrillis dance in green Byrd Three Ravens (The) Ravenscroft Through bushes and through briars Vaughan Williams Timor et tremor Poulenc To be sung of a summer's night on the waterDelius Today the virgin Tavener Tomorrow shall be my dancing day John Gardner Tomorrow shall be my dancing day Willcocks Tota pulchra es Maria Bruckner Turtle Dove Vaughan Williams Ubi caritas Duruflé Under this stone Purcell Vago augelleto Monteverdi Versa est in luctum Lobo Videntes Stellam Poulenc Vinea mea electa Poulenc Vox dicentis clama Edward Naylor Wachet auf - Cantata 140 Bach Wake, O wake! (Wachet auf!) Philipp Nicolai JS Bach Walk with me Nicholas Brown Water night Eric Whitacre Welcome to all the pleasures Purcell When David heard Weelkes Yarmouth Fair Warlock Ye sacred muses Byrd You are the new day John David Peter Knight Zefiro torna Monteverdi Znamenny chant Trad Russian Orthodox.
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