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Baltimore Consort|Music for the Yuletide Season (Musiques pour la Nativité) (Bright Day Star)

Music for the Yuletide Season (Musiques pour la Nativité) (Bright Day Star)

Bright Day Star

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It's important to know the difference between twentieth century Christmas pop and European Christmas folk carols. While favorites like "Santa Claus Is Coming to Down," "Jingle Bells," and Mel Tormé's "The Christmas Song" are examples of American Christmas pop, Bright Star Day: Music for the Yuletide Season focuses largely on traditional European Christmas carols. Most of the songs the Baltimore Consort embraces on this CD date back to sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth nineteenth century Europe, although a few are American folk pieces that originated in Appalachia in the twentieth century. The European Yuletide carols or dance songs that the Consort (which has an engaging female soprano vocalist in Custer LaRue) chose for Bright Star Day range from Irish ("The Wren Song") and British ("Drive the Cold Winter Away," "Hey, For Christmas") to German ("Wir Singen Dir, Immanuel"). All of these songs are a product of Christian traditions, and yet, one needn't embrace the Christian faith to appreciate them. Just as one can enjoy Indian ragas without being a Hindu, listeners can appreciate this CD's richness whether or not they actually celebrate Christmas.
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1
Ding Dong Merrily
00:01:53

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

2
The old year now away is fled
00:03:38

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

3
Christmas Day in da Mornin' (Shetland Islands)
00:02:35

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

4
The Cherry Tree Carol
00:04:50

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

5
Wir singen dir, Immanuel
00:02:30

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

6
The Wren Song (Ireland)
00:01:32

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

7
A Wassail Tune
00:02:19

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

8
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
00:02:24

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

9
Een kindeken is ons geboren
00:03:23

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

10
The Bellman's Carol
00:03:22

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

11
A Christmas Jig
00:04:17

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

12
Es ist ein Ros' entsprungen
00:03:01

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

13
In dulci jubilo
00:01:36

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

14
Rorate coeli desuper
00:05:48

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

15
Drive the Cold Winter Away
00:03:30

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

16
Remember, O Thou Man
00:04:05

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

17
Quem pastores laudavere
00:01:57

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

18
Christmas Is My Name
00:06:39

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

19
In dir ist Freude
00:01:58

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

20
Hey for Christmas!
00:05:57

Baltimore Consort, Ensemble - Baltimore Consort, Ensemble

Album review

It's important to know the difference between twentieth century Christmas pop and European Christmas folk carols. While favorites like "Santa Claus Is Coming to Down," "Jingle Bells," and Mel Tormé's "The Christmas Song" are examples of American Christmas pop, Bright Star Day: Music for the Yuletide Season focuses largely on traditional European Christmas carols. Most of the songs the Baltimore Consort embraces on this CD date back to sixteenth, seventeenth, eighteenth nineteenth century Europe, although a few are American folk pieces that originated in Appalachia in the twentieth century. The European Yuletide carols or dance songs that the Consort (which has an engaging female soprano vocalist in Custer LaRue) chose for Bright Star Day range from Irish ("The Wren Song") and British ("Drive the Cold Winter Away," "Hey, For Christmas") to German ("Wir Singen Dir, Immanuel"). All of these songs are a product of Christian traditions, and yet, one needn't embrace the Christian faith to appreciate them. Just as one can enjoy Indian ragas without being a Hindu, listeners can appreciate this CD's richness whether or not they actually celebrate Christmas.
© TiVo

Details of the original recording : 67:19 - DDD - Enregistré en 1914 - Notes en anglais

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