Carols for Choirs Book 1 - Jacques / Willcocks - SATB

Description

The "Carols for Choirs" series is a classic resource for Christmas choral singing. Beautifully presented and edited by the OUP team in 5 volumes: volume 1, edited by David Willcocks & Reginald Jacques, Oxford University Press, 1961, for SATB (mixed choir).

Volume 1 SATB

And there were shepherds...Break forth [Christmas Oratorio] - Bach, J.S. ed. Willcocks

Angels, from the realms of glory - Trad. French arr. Jacques - a capella

As with gladness men of old - Kocher arr. Willcocks - a capella

Away in a manger (2 versions) - Kirkpatrick arr. Willcocks & Trad. Norman arr. Jacques - both a capella

Blessed be that maid Mary - Trad. English arr. Willcocks - a capella

Blessed son of God, The - Vaughan Williams - a capella

Boar's head carol, The - Trad. English arr. Poston - a capella

Boy was Born, A - Britten - a capella

Carol, with lullaby - Tate, Phyllis

Christmas Carol, A - Trad. Hungarian arr. Kodaly - a capella

Coventry Carol (2 versions, 3 part & 4 part) - Trad. English arr. Shaw - a capella

Ding dong! Merrily on high - Trad. French arr. Wood - a capella

First nowell, The - Trad. English arr. Willcocks

Gloucestershire wassail (Wassail, wassail all over the town) - Trad. English arr. Vaughan Williams - a capella

God rest you merry, gentlemen - Trad. English arr. Willcocks - a capella

Good King Wenceslas [Piae Cantiones 1582] - Trad. arr. Jacques

Great and mighty wonder, A - Anon. German arr Praetorius - a capella

Hark! the herald angels sing - Mendelssohn arr. Willcocks

Holly and the ivy, The - Trad. English arr. Jacques - a capella

I saw three ships (2 versions) - Trad. English arr. Willcocks - a capella - & Jacques

In dulci jubilo - Trad. German arr. Pearsall - a capella

Infant holy, infant lowly - Trad. Polish arr. Willcocks - a capella

It came upon the midnight clear - Trad. English arr. Sullivan - a capella

King Jesus hath a garden - Trad. Dutch arr. Wood - a capella

Linden tree carol, The - Trad. German arr. Jacques - a capella

Lute-book lullaby (Sweet was the song) - Ballet arr. Shaw - a capella

Merry Christmas, A - Trad. English arr. Warrell - a capella

No sad thought his soul affright - Vaughan Williams - a capella

O come, all ye faithful (Adeste fideles) - Wade (attrib). arr. Willcocks

O little one sweet - Trad. German arr. Bach, J.S. - a capella

O little town of Bethlehem - Trad. English arr. Vaughan Williams & Armstrong

O men from the fields - Cooke, Arnold

Once in royal David's city - Gauntlett arr. Mann - a capella

Past three a clock - Trad. English arr. Wood - a capella

Rejoice and be merry - Trad. English Gallery Carol arr. Jacques - a capella

Rocking - Trad. Czech arr. Willcocks - a capella

See, amid the winter's snow - Goss arr. Willcocks

Shepherd's farewell, The [Enfance du Christ] – Berlioz

Sussex Carol - Trad. English arr. Willcocks

Three kings, The - Cornelius arr. Atkins - a capella

Torches - Joubert

Unto us is born a son [Piae Cantiones 1582] - Trad. arr. Willcocks

Up! good Christen folk, and listen [Piae Cantiones 1582] - Trad. arr. Woodward - a capella

Virgin most pure, A - Trad. English arr. Wood - a capella

We've been a while a-wandering - Trad. Yorkshire arr. Vaughan Williams

What cheer? - Walton - a capella

When Christ was born - Jacques - a capella

While shepherds watched their flocks [Este's Psalter 1592] - Trad. arr. Ravenscroft

While the shepherds were watching - Gibbs - a capella

Zither Carol - Trad. Czech arr. Sargent - a capella