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Once he came, how meek and lowly - Freiburg German folk song

German folk song 16th Century folk

folk 2 tracks

2 tracks 123 notes

O I often sit and ponder (Armen) - A. Byron Condo

A. A. Armen 19th Century classical

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 454 notes

Come Ye Thankful People - Irish folk carol, 16th or 17th Century See #163, New Oxford Book of Carols, 1992

Misc Traditional folk Catalog contains lyric/text entries

folk 2 tracks

2 tracks 264 notes

A Branch So Fair Has Blossomed - Es Ist Ein Ros, Anonymous, 16th Century (Arr. by Michael Praetorius, 1609)

Anonymous classical

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 181 notes

Trim your lamps and be ready - E. F. Miller

E. F. Miller, Shout of Victory, 19th Century classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 216 notes

Mute are the pleading lips of him - Den Mun Är Tyst German

German 16th Century classical

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 251 notes

Dust to dust, the mortal dies - Benevento arranged from Samuel Webbe

John W. Belcher 19th Century classical

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 228 notes

There is a fountain filled with blood - Cleansing Fountain 19th Century American camp meeting tune.

The Columbian Harmony 1829 folk

folk 2 tracks

2 tracks 143 notes

Christ our Redeemer died on the cross - John G. Foote

John G. Foote & E. A. H 19th Century classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 249 notes

Come, listen to my story - From the English tune of The Noble Shirbe

16th Century English harmonized by J. R. Lunn folk Catalog contains lyric/text entries

folk 2 tracks

2 tracks 242 notes

Good Christian Friends Rejoice - "In Dulci Jubilo," 14th Century German melody; harmony from Bramley and Stainer, Christmas Carols Old and New, 1871.

Misc Christmas soundtrack Catalog contains lyric/text entries

soundtrack 2 tracks

2 tracks 237 notes

Come, thou Redeemer of the earth And manifest Thy virgin birth - St. Ambrose

Trier 15th Century classical

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 171 notes

Let all mortal flesh keep silence - Picardy French carol melody; harmony from The English Hymnal

Traditional French melody 17th Century religiousmusic

religiousmusic 2 tracks

2 tracks 136 notes

What Star Is This, With Beams So Bright - Version 1 - "Puer Nobis Nascitur," Trier, Germany, 15th Century. Adapted by Michael Praetorius, 1609; harmony by George Ratcliffe Woodward from The Cowley Carol Book

classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

classical 4 tracks

4 tracks 139 notes

O sons and daughters, let us sing! - O Filii et Filiae French melody

15th Century French Melody classical

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 141 notes

Jesus, son of mary, fount of life alone - Adoro Devote Benedictine plainsong

Benedictine Plainsong Mode V 13th Century classical

classical 3 tracks

3 tracks 165 notes

O for a closer walk with god - Martin C. H. Davis

Attributed to Martin C. H. Davis 19th Century classical

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 119 notes

Non nobis domine - Mathieu Gascongne

classical Catalog contains lyric/text entries

Motet celebrating the coronationof François I king of France

classical 4 tracks

4 tracks 1,302 notes

Good King Wenceslas - "Tempus adest floridum" ("Spring has unwrapped her flowers"), a 13th Century spring carol; adaptation by Rev. Thomas Helmore from Piae Cantiones, 1582.

Misc Traditional folk Catalog contains lyric/text entries

folk 1 tracks

1 tracks 53 notes

A great and mighty wonder - Es Ist Ein Ros’ Alte Catholische Geistliche Kirchengesäng (Cologne

15th Century German classical

classical 2 tracks

2 tracks 183 notes

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