| Hark The Herald Angels Sing (An English Carol With Origins In The 18th Century, Although The Popular Version Dates From A Century Later) |
William H. Cummings
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| I Saw Three Ships (An English Carol With Origins In The 17th Century) |
Percy Faith
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Hallelujah Chorus From "Messiah" |
Percy Faith
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Nazareth |
Cecil Milner
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| O Tannenbaum (O Christmas Tree) (A German Folk Tune With Connections Dating Back To The 16th Century; The Most Popular Version Today Dates From The 19 |
Percy Faith
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer |
Boston 'Pops' Orchestra
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| O Little Town Of Bethlehem (An American Carol From The 19th Century) |
Lewis Redner
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| The Skaters' Waltz |
Emile Waldteufel
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Winter Wonderland |
Boston 'Pops' Orchestra
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town |
Boston 'Pops' Orchestra
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Adeste Fideles (O Come All Ye Faithful) (An English Carol Which May Have Originated In The 13th Century) |
Billy Vaughn
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Deck The Hall With Boughs Of Holly (Based On A Welsh Winter Carol 'Nos Galan', Dating From The 16th Century) |
George H Greeley
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Sleigh Ride |
Boston 'Pops' Orchestra
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus |
Thomas Patrick Connor
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Jingle Bells |
George H. Greeley
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Christmas Alphabet |
Jules Loman
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Good King Wenceslas (Tempus Adest Floridum) (Music Based On 13th Century Spring Carol 'Tempus Adest Floridum'; Words John Mason Neal |
William Hill-Bowen
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Fairy On The Christmas Tree |
Roma Campbell Hunter
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Christians, Awake! (An English Carol From The 18th Century) |
John Byrom
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| The First Noel (The First Nowell Believed To Be Based On An English Carol, Possibly Cornish, From The 18th Century) |
Percy Faith
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen (English Carol, Believed To Date From The 18th Century) |
The Melachrino Orchestra
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Angels From The Realms Of Glory (An English Carol From The 19th Century) |
Percy Faith
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Snowfall |
Angela Morley And Her Orchestra As 'Wally Stott' On Lp Label
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Carol Of The Bells (A Ukrainain Carol, First Performed In 1916) |
Peter J. Wilhousky
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| We Three Kings Of Orient Are (An American Carol From The 19th Century) |
Reverend John Henry Hopkins Junior
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Christmas Sleigh Bells (Romance And Troika From "Lieutenant Kije") |
Angela Morley And Her Orchestra As 'Wally Stott' On Lp Label
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| It Came Upon The Midnight Clear (An American Carol From The 19th Century) |
Billy Vaughn
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| White Christmas (From The 1942 Film "Holiday Inn") |
Billy Vaughn
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
| Joy To The World (Originally Based On Psalm 98) |
Billy Vaughn
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The Golden Age of Light Music: Christmas Celebrations |
I Saw Three Ships (An English Carol With Origins In The 17th Century)