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English Village Carols: Traditional Christmas Carolling from the Southern Pennines
Various Artists
SFW40476
In the village pubs of small towns around Sheffield, England, enthusiastic singers continue a centuries-old tradition of secular Christmas carol singing. Older than the more familiar Victorian conception of carols, and excluded from the church services, these village carols are performed unaccompanied or with only a few instruments. Recorded live in the pubs, filled with the spontaneous joys of singers, the clinking of glasses, and murmur of the other patrons, these are a unique and beautiful form of holiday cheer and community expression. 71 minutes, photos, map, and a 28-page booklet.
Country(s)
United Kingdom
Keyword(s)
Carols
;
Christmas music
;
Music--British Isles
Language(s)
English
Year of Recording
1999
Record Label
Smithsonian Folkways Recordings
Source Archive
Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage
Credits
Produced by Ian Russell ; Compiled by Ian Russell ; Liner Notes by Ian Russell ; Cover photo by Brian Shuel ; Design by Visual Dialogue
Download Liner Notes
101
Awake, Arise, Good Christians
Carollers from the Royal Hotel, Dungworth
3:49
102
Pentonville
Carollers from the Royal Hotel, Dungworth
4:46
103
Hark, Hark!
Carollers from the Black Bull, Ecclesfield
3:09
104
How Beautiful Upon the Mountain
Carollers from the Black Bull, Ecclesfield
2:24
105
Sweet Chiming Bell
Carollers from the Blue Ball Inn, Worrall
4:03
106
Star of Bethlehem
Carollers from the Blue Ball Inn, Worrall
4:42
107
Prodigal Son
Carollers from the Fountain Inn, Ingbirchworth
3:37
108
Foster
Carollers from the Fountain Inn, Ingbirchworth
4:13
109
Hark, Hark!
Carollers from Castleton
2:17
110
Shepherd's Rejoice
Carollers from Castleton
3:20
111
Peace O'er the World
The Little John Singers from Hathersage
2:31
112
Hail Smiling Morn
The Little John Singers from Hathersage
2:36
113
Mount Zion
Carollers from the Travellers Rest, Oughtibridge
3:27
114
Jacob's Well
Carollers from the Travellers Rest, Oughtibridge
4:25
115
Raise, Christians, Raise
The Foolow Carollers
1:55
116
Marshall
The Foolow Carollers
2:38
117
Expectation
The Coal Aston Carollers
2:18
118
Lo! The Eastern Magi Rise
The Coal Aston Carollers
1:43
119
Angels from the Realm
Beeston Methodist Church Choir (Beeston, England)
2:27
120
Three Harks
Beeston Methodist Church Choir (Beeston, England)
2:12
121
The Christmas Tree
Village Carollers from Grenoside
5:11
122
Merry Christmas
Village Carollers from Grenoside
3:41
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