Carols Index
Title | Composer | Arranger | Voices |
A babe is born all of a maid | SATB | ||
A child is born in Bethlehem | Johann Sebastian Bach | SATB | |
A child is born in Bethlehem | Dr. Layrie | SATB | |
A child this day is born | R. Mather | SATB | |
A day, a day of glory! | Charles Wood | SATB | |
A great and mighty wonder | Bernard E. Mather | SATB | |
A great and mighty wonder | Michael Praetorius | SATB | |
A Star Shines Bright | Edwin Henry Lemare | SATB | |
All my heart this night rejoices | Johann Georg Ebeling | SATB | |
All my heart this night rejoices | Johann Georg Ebeling | Johann Sebastian Bach | SATB |
Amid the silence of the solemn night | |||
Angels from the realms of glory (Iris) | Traditional French | SATB | |
Angels we have heard on high (Gloria) | Traditional French | SATB | |
As with gladness men of old (Dix) | Conrad Kocher | William Henry Monk | SATB |
Away in a manger (Cradle Song) | William J. Kirkpatrick | R. Mather | SATB Organ |
Away in a manger (Mueller) | James R. Murray | SATB | |
Break forth, O beauteous heavenly light | Johann Sebastian Bach | SATB | |
Brich an, o schönes Morgenlicht | Johann Sebastian Bach | SATB | |
Cantique de Noël (Christmas Song) O Holy Night | Adolphe Charles Adam | Soprano/Tenor Solo or Unison | |
Christians awake! salute the happy morn | John Wainwright | SATB | |
Come all you worthy gentlemen (Somerset Carol) | R. Mather | SATB and Organ | |
Ding Dong! merrily on high | French 16th Century melody adapted by G.R. Woodward | R. Mather | SATB and Organ |
Es ist ein Ros’ entsprungen | (Folk song circa 15th century) | Michael Praetorius | SATB |
From heaven above to earth I come.(Translated from Martin Luther) | Martin Luther (attributed) | Alfred Dörffel | SATB |
Gaudete, quia vobis (Now, seeing God is born here) | Charles Wood | SATB | |
God rest you merry gentlemen | (Traditional English circa 16th Century) | Sir John Stainer | SATB |
Good Christian men rejoice | (Traditional melody circa 14th Century) | Sir. John Stainer | SATB |
Good King Wenceslas | (From a 13th century melody) | Sir John Stainer | SATB |
Hail! Blessed Virgin Mary | (Traditional Italian) | Charles Wood | SATB |
Hark the herald angels sing | Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn | William Hayman Cummings | SATB |
He smiles within his cradle | (Melody from D.G. Corner’s Geistliche Nachtigal, Vienna 1649) | R. Mather | SATB |
I heard the bells on Christmas Day | R. Mather | SATB and Accompaniment | |
I saw three ships come sailing in | (Traditional Circa 17th Century) | Sir. John Stainer | SATB |
In Dulci Jubilo | (Traditional circa 14th Century) | Johann Sebastian Bach | SATB |
In Dulci Jubilo | (Traditional circa 14th Century) | Bartholemew Gesius | SATB |
In Dulci Jubilo | (Traditional circa 14th Century) | Robert Lucas de Pearsall | SSAATTBB |
In that poor stable (Bethlehem) | (French Melody) | Charles Gounod | SATB |
In The Bleak Midwinter | Gustav Holst | SATB | |
Infant holy, infant lowly | (Polish melody) | R. Mather | SATB and Organ |
It came upon the midnight clear (Carol) | Richard Storrs Willis | SATB | |
It came upon the midnight clear (Noel) | (English traditional melody) | Sir Arthur Sullivan | SATB |
Joy to the world the Lord is come | (Mostly from Holfords Voce di Melodia (c 1834)) | Lowell Mason | SATB |
Joy to the world the Lord is come | (Mostly from Holfords Voce di Melodia (c 1834)) | R. Mather | SATB |
Like silver lamps (The manger throne) | Charles Steggall | R. Mather | SATB |
Lo, how a Rose e’er Blooming | (Folk song circa 15th century) | Michael Praetorius | SATB |
Lullay, lulla thou little tiny child (Coventry Carol) | (15th Century) | (Orginal) | STB |
Lullay, lulla thou little tiny child (Coventry Carol) | (15th Century) | Sir Henry Walford Davies | SATB |
Lullay, lulla thou little tiny child (Coventry Carol) | (15th Century) | R. Mather | SATB |
Now, seeing God is born here (Gaudete, quia vobis) | Charles Wood | SATB | |
Now the holly bears a berry (Sans Day Carol) | (Traditional Cornish Melody) | R. Mather | Two Voices, Organ/Piano and optional instrument (flute or violin) |
O come, all ye faithful (Adeste Fideles) | R. Mather | SATB Descant Organ (Fanfare) | |
O come, O come, Emmanuel | (15th Century) | R, Mather | Melody, Refrain Descant and Organ |
O Holy Night - Cantique de Noël (Christmas Song) | Adolphe Charles Adam | Soprano/Tenor Solo or Unison | |
O little one sweet, O little one mild | Johann Sebastian Bach | SATB | |
O little town of Bethlehem | Henry Walford Davies | SATB and Acompaniment | |
O little town of Bethlehem | Lewis Henry Redner | SATB | |
O little town of Bethlehem | Ralph Vaughan Williams | R. Mather (V1) | SATB |
Of the Father’s love begotten | Divinum Mysterium (From Piae Cantiones 1582 published by Theodoric Petri of Nyland). | Unison or SATB | |
On Christmas Night all Christians Sing (Sussex Carol) | Descant arrangement R. Mather | SATB and Organ | |
Once as I remember | Charles Wood | SATB | |
Once in Royal David’s city (Irby) | Henry John Gauntlett | Descant arrangement R. Mather | SATB Descant and Organ |
Out of your sleep arise and wake | R. Mather | Two Voices and Accompaniment | |
Past three o’clock (London Waits) | (13th Century melody) | Charles Wood | SATB |
Personent hodie | Gustav Holst | Unison and organ | |
Quelle est cette odeur agréable - Where is that goodly fragrance flowing | R. Mather | SATB | |
Schaut hin! dort liegt im finstern Stall (Behold! in lowly manger stall) | Johann Sebastian Bach | SATB | |
See, amid the winter’s snow | John Goss | SATB | |
Silent Night, Holy Night | Franz Xaver Gruber | Unison | |
Silent Night, Holy Night | Franz Xaver Gruber | R. Mather | SSATB |
Still, Still, Still | (Austrian -Salzburg Melody) | R. Mather | SSATB |
’Tis the day, the blessed day | Old French Melody | SATB | |
The Angel Gabriel from heaven came (Gabriel's Message) | (Basque Carol) | R. Mather | SATB and organ (plus optional other instrument) |
The first nowell | (Traditional circa 17th century) | Sir John Stainer | SATB |
The holly and the ivy | (Traditional collected by Cecil Sharp) | R. Mather | SATB Descant and Organ |
The holly and the ivy | Old French Air | SATB | |
The Lord at first did Adam make | (Melody from David Gilbert’s West Country Selection, “Some Ancient Christmas Carols” 1822) | R. Mather | SATB |
Thou must leave thy holy dwelling (The shepherds’ farewell) | Louis-Hector Berlioz | SATB and Accompaniment | |
Three kings from Persian lands afar | Peter Cornelius | SATB and Tenor Solo | |
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day | (Traditional) | R. Mather | SSATB and Organ |
We three kings of orient are | John Henry Hoplins | R. Mather | SATB and Organ |
What child is this (Greensleeves) | Traditional (Greensleeves) | Sir John Stainer | SATB |
While by my sheep I watched at night - Echo Carol | (Attributed to Auserlesene Catholische geistliche Kirchengesange 1623) | Hugo Richard Jüngst | SATB |
While choirs of angels | (West country traditional) | SATB | |
While shepherds watched their flocks by night | Thomas Clark | R. Mather | SATB |
While shepherds watched their flocks by night | (Cornish gallery hymn) | SATB |