The Christmas Album | 
 enlarge | Artists: The Canadian Brass, Franz Xaver Gruber, George Frideric Handel, Jr. Hopkins John Henry, William James Kirkpatrick, Mykola Dmytrovich Leontovych, Felix Mendelssohn, James Pierpont, Michael Praetorius, Ward Swingle, Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikovsky, Christmas Traditional, John Francis Wade, Anonymous, Lydia Adams
Label: Philips
Category: Music
List Price: $11.98
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Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 20649
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.2 x 4.9 x 0.5
MPN: 426835
UPC: 028942683525
EAN: 0028942683525
ASIN: B00000412W
Release Date: August 10, 1990
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| Tracks:
| • | A Visit from St. Nicholas - Canadian Brass, Swingle, Ward | | • | Carol of the Bells - Canadian Brass, | | • | Away in a Manager - Canadian Brass, Kirkpatrick, Willia | | • | Jingle Bells - Canadian Brass, Pierpont, J.S. | | • | The First Nowell - Canadian Brass, Sandys, William | | • | Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy - Canadian Brass, | | • | We Three Kings - Canadian Brass, Hopkins, John Henry | | • | Angels from the Realms of Glory (Old French Tune) - Canadian Brass, Traditional | | • | Covnetry Carol (16th Cnntury English) - Canadian Brass, Traditional | | • | D'Ou Fiens-Tu, Bergere - Canadian Brass, Traditional | | • | The Twelve Days of Christmas - Canadian Brass, Traditional | | • | Oh Come, Immanuel - Canadian Brass, | | • | I Wonder as I Wander - Canadian Brass, Traditional | | • | What Child Is This? - Canadian Brass, Dix, William Chatte | | • | La Cloche de Noe; - Canadian Brass, Traditional | | • | We Wish You a Merry Christmas - Canadian Brass, Traditional | | • | Noel Nouvelet - Canadian Brass, Traditional | | • | Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Canadian Brass, Mendelssohn, Felix | | • | Silent Night - Canadian Brass, Gruber, Franz | | • | Good King Wenceslas - Canadian Brass, Neale, John M. | | • | Hallelujah Chorus - Canadian Brass, | | • | Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming - Canadian Brass, Praetorius, Michael | | • | Oh Come, All Ye Faithful (18th Century) - Canadian Brass, Oakeley, Frederick |
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great For Background Music At Christmas Dinner! October 22, 2008
Joseph (Boston, MA)
This CD is great for Christmas dinner. I discovered that laat year (2007) when I borrowed a copy of it from my library and brought it to my girlfriend's house, where she, her extended family, and I had a Christmas get-together.
It's not jarring or loud, and ideal background music for a Christmas feast.
Excellent CD January 12, 2008
IloveCrookshanks
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I especially liked the 12 days of Christmas. Very unique!! I heard a CB xmas song on the radio, and ran right out to buy this. I am very glad I did.
WOW!!! March 26, 2007
Linda Jarrells (Sandy Hook, KY, USA)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
What has not been said about the Canadian Brass? The album is a wonderful blend of brass and voices. I especaily appreciate the non-traditional selections. It is a heart warmer.
The Best of The Best December 15, 2004
OboeChik (DC)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
Just be sure to buy this version (18 tracks) rather than what appears to be a very pared-down later issue (same cover, only about half a dozen tracks).
This is by far the best holiday album I have ever heard. I am a double-reed player and I must take issue with the complaints about intonation and musicianship by the one negative reviewer on this page. The song selection, mix of secular and religious, mix of serious and light, mix of familiar/less heard - Good as driving music, gift wrapping, or sing-along. This is the Holiday CD I listen to year round. If you are looking for ONE CD to buy for the season- for your collection or as a gift- This is it!
 You can find better November 23, 2004
bassclef (Boston, MA, USA)
1 out of 10 found this review helpful
Lousy musicianship here, frankly-- missed notes and poor intonation. I was hugely disappointed when I heard this album. Greatly recommend A Festival of Carols in Brass (Philadelphia Brass Ensemble) instead, which is pure joy for the listener.
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