Published on 30 Dec 2014
An 80 minute collection of 26 much-beloved traditional Christmas carols, sung by a variety of well-known English choirs, with images of traditional Victorian-period Christmas cards.
Be sure to set the video quality to 720p to truly appreciate the artwork on display here, it's totally worth it :)
0:00:00 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Wells Cathedral Choir
0:02:58 Unto Us A Son Is Born - Guildford Cathedral Choir
0:05:02 O Little Town Of Bethlehem - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:08:14 The Holly & The Ivy - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:10:16 Away In A Manger - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:13:09 Good King Wenceslas - Unknown Traditional Choir
0:16:19 O Come All Ye Faithful - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:20:46 The First Noel - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:25:35 I Saw Three Ships - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
0:27:40 Deck The Halls - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:28:48 Ding! Dong! Merrily On High - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
0:30:53 While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks - Kings College Choir
0:33:45 Up! Good Christian Folk, and Listen - Kings College Choir
0:35:02 In The Bleak Midwinter - Kings College Choir
0:39:39 Of The Father's Heart Begotten - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
0:44:40 Cherry Tree Carol - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
0:46:48 Silent Night - Kings College Choir
0:49:55 It Came Upon A Midnight Clear - Wells Cathedral Choir
0:52:55 O Come, O Come, Emmanuel - Wells Cathedral Choir
0:56:16 Once In Royal David's City - Ely Cathedral Choir
1:01:49 Sussex Carol - Wells Cathedral Choir
1:03:43 A Child Is Born In Bethlehem - Kings College Choir
1:06:13 As With Gladness Men Of Old - Wells Cathedral Choir
1:09:07 Hail Blessed Virgin Mary - Wells Cathedral Choir
1:11:22 Jesus Christ The Apple Tree - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
1:14:07 The Seven Joys Of Mary - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
The festive artwork is provided by the late Thomas Kinkade, the "Painter of Light" (1958-2012), whose snow-covered cottages and Victorian Christmas scenes you most likely will have seen adorning Christmas cards and even jigsaw puzzles, as well as on the walls of many houses. For more on this amazing artist, please visit www.thomaskinkade.com. There are a couple of paintings in here which are not by Thomas Kinkade, I know, but they look very nice and suit the others well :)
I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and all the best for the coming New Year!!!
Be sure to set the video quality to 720p to truly appreciate the artwork on display here, it's totally worth it :)
0:00:00 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Wells Cathedral Choir
0:02:58 Unto Us A Son Is Born - Guildford Cathedral Choir
0:05:02 O Little Town Of Bethlehem - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:08:14 The Holly & The Ivy - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:10:16 Away In A Manger - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:13:09 Good King Wenceslas - Unknown Traditional Choir
0:16:19 O Come All Ye Faithful - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:20:46 The First Noel - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:25:35 I Saw Three Ships - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
0:27:40 Deck The Halls - Norwich Cathedral Choir
0:28:48 Ding! Dong! Merrily On High - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
0:30:53 While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks - Kings College Choir
0:33:45 Up! Good Christian Folk, and Listen - Kings College Choir
0:35:02 In The Bleak Midwinter - Kings College Choir
0:39:39 Of The Father's Heart Begotten - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
0:44:40 Cherry Tree Carol - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
0:46:48 Silent Night - Kings College Choir
0:49:55 It Came Upon A Midnight Clear - Wells Cathedral Choir
0:52:55 O Come, O Come, Emmanuel - Wells Cathedral Choir
0:56:16 Once In Royal David's City - Ely Cathedral Choir
1:01:49 Sussex Carol - Wells Cathedral Choir
1:03:43 A Child Is Born In Bethlehem - Kings College Choir
1:06:13 As With Gladness Men Of Old - Wells Cathedral Choir
1:09:07 Hail Blessed Virgin Mary - Wells Cathedral Choir
1:11:22 Jesus Christ The Apple Tree - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
1:14:07 The Seven Joys Of Mary - Marlborough Cathedral Choir
The festive artwork is provided by the late Thomas Kinkade, the "Painter of Light" (1958-2012), whose snow-covered cottages and Victorian Christmas scenes you most likely will have seen adorning Christmas cards and even jigsaw puzzles, as well as on the walls of many houses. For more on this amazing artist, please visit www.thomaskinkade.com. There are a couple of paintings in here which are not by Thomas Kinkade, I know, but they look very nice and suit the others well :)
I wish you all a very Merry Christmas and all the best for the coming New Year!!!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZLqzxxxnDc
