Immerse yourself in the timeless magic of the holiday season with "Classic FM Carol Collection" by Anonymous. Released in 1993, this enchanting compilation brings together a selection of beloved Christmas carols, each performed with a unique blend of medieval, Swedish ballad, and chamber music influences.
Spanning a concise yet captivating 52 minutes, this album features 14 tracks that are sure to evoke the warmth and joy of the festive season. From the familiar strains of "Silent Night" and "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing" to lesser-known gems like "Bethlehem Down" and "Coventry Carol," each piece is rendered with a sense of reverence and artistry that sets this collection apart.
The album kicks off with the stirring "Once in Royal David's City," followed by the lively "In Dulci Jubilo" and the nautical-themed "I Saw Three Ships." "The First Nowell" and "The Holly and the Ivy" offer a taste of traditional English carols, while "O Little Town of Bethlehem" and "God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen" provide a more contemplative mood. The album also includes the stirring "Good King Wenceslas" and the jubilant "O Come All Ye Faithful," rounding out a collection that is as diverse as it is delightful.
Recorded under the Carlton Classics label, "Classic FM Carol Collection" is a testament to the enduring power of these timeless songs. Whether you're a fan of classical music, medieval melodies, or simply looking to add some seasonal cheer to your playlists, this album is sure to become a cherished part of your holiday traditions. So, gather your loved ones, dim the lights, and let the enchanting voices of Anonymous transport you to a world of holiday wonder.
1993 CarltonClassics1993 CarltonClassics
Tracks
Once in Royal David's CityAnonymous, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, David Hill, The Alexander Choir, Nicholas Cole, James O'Donnell, Westminster Cathedral Choir, The Cantorum Choir
In Dulci JubiloAnonymous, Royal Choral Society, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, John Birch, Laszlo Heltay
I Saw Three ShipsAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Nicholas Cole, James O'Donnell, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, The Alexander Choir, The Cantorum Choir, David Hill
The First NowellAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, David Hill, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, The Cantorum Choir, The Alexander Choir, Nicholas Cole, James O'Donnell
The Holly and the IvyAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Nicholas Cole, James O'Donnell, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, The Alexander Choir, The Cantorum Choir, David Hill
O Little Town of BethlehemAnonymous, Royal Choral Society, John Birch, Laszlo Heltay, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music
God Rest You Merry, GentlemenAnonymous, Royal Choral Society, John Birch, Laszlo Heltay, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music
Silent NightAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, The Alexander Choir, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, The Cantorum Choir, David Hill
While Shepherds Watch'dAnonymous, Royal Choral Society, John Birch, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, Laszlo Heltay
Good King WenceslasAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, The Alexander Choir, The Cantorum Choir, David Hill
Bethlehem DownAnonymous, St. Paul's Cathedral Choir, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, John Scott
Coventry CarolAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, The Alexander Choir, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, Nicholas Cole, James O'Donnell, The Cantorum Choir, David Hill
O Come All Ye FaithfulAnonymous, Westminster Cathedral Choir, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music, The Cantorum Choir, David Hill, The Alexander Choir
Hark! The Herald Angels SingAnonymous, Royal Choral Society, John Birch, Laszlo Heltay, Fanfare Trumpeters Of The Royal Military School Of Music
Anonymous is a mysterious and enigmatic artist whose true identity remains unknown, adding an air of intrigue to their captivating musical journey. Their work spans a diverse range of genres, including medieval, Swedish ballads, and chamber music, each piece telling a story that transcends time and borders. With a style that is both hauntingly beautiful and deeply evocative, Anonymous invites listeners into a world where music becomes a language of its own, speaking to the soul in ways that words cannot. Their compositions are not just melodies but experiences, each note carefully crafted to transport the listener to another place and time. Despite the anonymity, the music of Anonymous resonates with a universal appeal, making it a timeless addition to any music lover's collection.
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