Music for a winter's eve : bringing light to the darkness.

Format:

• Sound recording

Contributor:

• Morris, Susan Rode, singer.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

• Carols, English.
• Folk music.
• Folk dance music.
• Celtic music.
• Christmas music.
• Chamber music.

Genre:

• Carols, English.
• Carols.
• Christmas music.
• Folk music.
• Folk dance music.
• Chamber music.
• Celtic music.
• Sound recordings.

Physical Description:

1 online resource (62 minutes)

Other Title:

Bringing light to the darkness

Place of Publication:

[San Rafael, California] : Magnatune, [2012]

Language Note:

Vocal works sung in English.

System Details:

• digital
• magnetic
• stereo
• audio file

Contents:

• Christmas & New Year. One yeir begins (Lady Lothian's lilt) (anon. 17th cent. Scottish) ; Taladh Chriosta (The Christ-Child's lullaby) (trad. Hebrides) ; Chestnut, Daphne, Scotch cap (Playford's The English Dancing Master) ; There was three kings into the East ; The blue-red rose at Yule ; Christmas eve, day, New Year's night (trad. Irish/English) ; Drive the cold winter away (Dancing Master)
• A winter's tale. Courdion, Dehors lonc pré ; Lullay, lullow ; Broome, bonny broome, Grimstock, Jog on (Dancing Master)
• The Scottish highlands. Cauld blows the wind ; Slingo, Under and over, Kathren Oggie (Dancing Master) ; The gloomy night is gath'ring fast, O wert thou in the cauld blast
• Home & Hearth. O'Carolan's rambel to Cashel / Turlough O'Carolan ; Homeless wassail / Ian Robb ; Calliope house, Pipe on the hob, The ale is dear (trad. Irish) ; Wassail song (trad. English).

Participant:

Susan Rode Morris, soprano ; Shira Kammen, violin, alto ; Eileen Hadidian, recorder and Baroque flute ; Maureen Brennan, Celtic harp ; Julie Jeffrey, viola da gamba.

Notes:

• Streaming audio files.
• Title from cover (viewed March 21, 2016).
• "Traditional, Renaissance and Medieval song and dance to celebrate midwinter and the changing of the seasons".
• Recorded 2012.

OCLC:

1245590419

Publisher Number:

ASP2868892/clmu