Thanks to an extraordinarily talented and generous Keepa reader, who shall be known for the time being only as “Phantom of the Chapel,” we can now hear beautiful sound recordings of the pieces posted on our early Advent calendar. This post will be updated in about a week with additional audio files, and I’ll update past posts to include individual recordings.
Thank you, Phantom, more than I can say.
Clicking on a title will take you to the post with the sheet music. Clicking on “audio” will, well, play the audio file.
Introduction
“All Hail the New-Born Year,” Parley P. Pratt, George Careless — audio
“Bethlehem’s Song of Triumph,” B.H. Winslow, Alfred M. Durham — audio
“A Child’s Merriest Christmas,” Lula Greene Richards, Willy Reske — audio
“Christ Is Born, the Joyful Story,” Evan Stephens — audio
“Christmas Babe,” Frances K. Taylor — audio
“Christmas Bells,” George Hugh Thomas — audio
“Christmas Carol,” Mildred Tanner Pettit — audio
“Christmas Carol,” Willy Reske — audio
“Christmas Eve,” Myles B. Foster — audio
“Christmas is Coming,” Hazel Washburn, Lorenzo Mitchell — audio
“Christmas Night,” Inez R. Preece, Inez Jean Preece — audio
“Christmas Song,” Evan Stephens — audio
“Dear Little Stranger,” Charles H. Gabriel — audio
“The First Christmas Night,” Moselle Renstrom — audio
“Glory Be to God,” Evan Stephens — audio
“The Holy Child,” Mildred Tanner Pettit — audio
“In the Star-Light,” Mary Hale Woolsey, Robert Sauer — audio
“Mortals Awake! with Angels Join,” Samuel Medley, John Rippon — audio
“Sing the Sweet and Touching Story,” Emmeline B. Wells, George Careless — audio
“A Stranger Star,” Orson F. Whitney, Evan Stephens — audio
“A Stranger Star O’er Bethlehem,” Orson F. Whitney, Edwin F. Parry — audio
“To the Land of Judea,” Frances K. Taylor — audio
“We Must Adore Thee,” Willy Reske – audio
“When Christ Was Born in Bethlehem,” Ebenezer Beesley — audio
“While Shepherds Watched,” Frank Moore Jeffrey — audio
“The Wrinkled Brow of Time,” Orson F. Whitney, Samuel B. Mitton — audio
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