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All Hayle to the Days by Harper's Hamper Harper's Hamper : All Hayle to the Days.
 Well loved and lesser known british carols for the festive season, performed with single voices and instruments.

In All Hayle to the Days, Celia Harper, composer behind the group Sulis on Magnatune, has researched and arranged a refreshing collection of carols old and new, sacred and secular, mediaeval to modern.

Engagingly performed by an intimate group of her singer and instrumental friends, there's something for everyone here in an immediate and unusual recording. "All Hayle" is ideal for the whole holiday season through to wassailing songs for the New Year.

Songs:

1. While shephards watched
2. What child is this
3. Awake and join the cheerful choir
4. It came upon a midnight clear
5. Twelth Eve Christmas Cheer Chestnut Vagary
6. O Joseph being an old man truly
7. Here we come on a wassailing On the cold ground
8. The cherry tree carol
9. All hayle to the days Drive the cold winter away
10. Manger Throne
11. I saw three ships
12. Angels from the realms of glory
13. The devine heir
14. Good King Wenceslas
15. The Virgin and child
16. Deck the halls
17. Lullaby Hush my dear
18. The holly Witches dance
19. See amid the winter's snow
20. The boar's head
21. Jingle bells

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 12/21/2011
Harper's Hamper lives in London England

Tagged as: Classical, Vocal, Classical Singing, Cello, Christmas, Lute, Organ, Violin

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