In Terra Pax - A Christmas Anthology

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Christmas Day (more info)
Performed by: Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Composed by: Traditional Gustav Holst
Conducted by: Hilary Davan Wetton
Simon Oberst, baritone
Lydia Challen, contralto
Julian Davies, tenor
Julia Doyle, soprano
Recording date: 12 July 2009


1.   Christmas Day - 00:07:37


There is no Rose, Op. 14 (more info)
Composed by: Anonymous John Joubert
Conducted by: Hilary Davan Wetton Doug Fullington
Recording date: 14-15 July 2009


2.   There is no Rose, Op. 14 - 00:02:23


Sir Christemas (more info)
Composed by: Anonymous William Mathias
Conducted by: Brian Kay Hilary Davan Wetton
Mark Williams, organ
Simon Lindley, organ


3.   Sir Christemas - 00:01:26


Here is the little door (more info)
Performed by: Vancouver Symphony Orchestra
Composed by: Herbert Howells
Conducted by: Bruce Pullan Paul Spicer Hilary Davan Wetton Christopher Sparkhall
James Oxley, tenor
Recording date: 14-15 July 2009


4.   Here is the little door - 00:03:30


A Spotless Rose (more info)
Performed by: Washington Choral Arts Society Orchestra
Composed by: Anonymous Herbert Howells
Conducted by: Dean Suess Norman Scribner Paul Spicer Charles Bruffy Hilary Davan Wetton Andrew Nethsingha John Strege Donn Weiss Christopher Sparkhall
James Shaffran, baritone
Kevin Walsh,
James Oxley, tenor
Roderick Williams, baritone
Recording date: 14-15 July 2009


5.   A Spotless Rose - 00:03:10


In terra pax, Christmas Scene, Op. 39 (more info)
Performed by: Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Composed by: Gerald Finzi
Conducted by: Hilary Davan Wetton
Mark Williams, organ
Roderick Williams, baritone
Julia Doyle, soprano
Recording date: 12 July 2009


6.   In terra pax, Christmas Scene, Op. 39 - 00:16:16


3 Carols (more info)
Performed by: Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Composed by: Peter Warlock Traditional
Conducted by: George Guest Hilary Davan Wetton
Mark Williams, organ
Kathy Kienzle, harp
Linda Steen, soprano
Alexander Hardy, treble
Philip Kenyon, organ
Dale Warland,
Julia Doyle, soprano


7.   No. 1. Tyrley, tyrlow - 00:02:01
8.   No. 2. Balulalow - 00:02:20
9.   No. 3. As I sat under a sycamore tree - 00:01:44


A Hymn of the Nativity (more info)
Composed by: Kenneth Leighton
Conducted by: Hilary Davan Wetton
Julia Doyle, soprano
Recording date: 14-15 july 2009


10.   A Hymn of the Nativity - 00:06:14


What Sweeter Music (more info)
Composed by: John Rutter Noel Edison
Conducted by: Brian Jones Linda Mack Robert Shafer Hilary Davan Wetton
Edward Moroney, organ
Michael Kleinschmidt, organ
Judy Saiki, harp
Richard Flanagan, percussion
Jean Munroe, percussion
Liza Wirtz, percussion
Mark Williams, organ
Rosalind Simpson, harp
Robert Herrick,
Alan Weiss,
Michael Bloss, organ
Paul Skevington, organ
Recording date: 14-15 July 2009


11.   What sweeter music - 00:04:21


Tomorrow shall be my dancing day (more info)
Performed by: Washington Choral Arts Society Orchestra
Composed by: Anonymous John Gardner
Conducted by: Brian Jones Jeffrey Skidmore Robert Shafer Norman Scribner Hilary Davan Wetton Donald Pearson
Ben Glassberg, tambourine
Michael Kleinschmidt, organ
Judy Saiki, harp
Richard Flanagan, percussion
Jean Munroe, percussion
Liza Wirtz, percussion
Mark Williams, organ
Laura Lewis, soprano
Alan Weiss,
Eric Plutz, organ
Dale Warland,
Roger Wagner,
David Christensen, carillons
Paul Skevington, organ
Tom Blomster, snare drum


12.   Tomorrow shall be my dancing day - 00:02:00


A Babe is Born, Op. 53 (more info)
Composed by: Anonymous William Mathias
Conducted by: Owen Burdick Hilary Davan Wetton
Mark Williams, organ
Recording date: February 9-11, 18-28, 23-25, 2001


13.   A Babe is Born, Op. 53 - 00:03:05


Folksongs of the 4 Seasons (more info)
Performed by: Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
Composed by: Ralph Vaughan Williams Traditional
Conducted by: Hilary Davan Wetton
Recording date: 12 July 2009


14.   I. Children's Christmas song - 00:03:39
15.   II. Wassail song - 00:02:31
16.   III. In Bethlehem city - 00:04:35
17.   IV. God bless the Master - 00:04:05

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