Christmas In July 2020-29
Another long day, and I'm pretty beat, so I'm just going to throw up the share for now and call it good. But I'm going to stay up late listening to my buddy CaptOT play Christmas in July music on the radio, and so should you. Head on over to WBOI.org and listen live from 9-11 PM EDT tonight. And find it on Facebook, too, where we always have a raucous time commenting on the songs playing. Sure to be a hoot. But that's after you download the share of the day, please.
Update-25 July 2020-I'm going to try and paste in the contents of this download below. Wish me luck!
Unknown Artist--Come See The Baby (A New Youth Musical)--Jenson Publications' Choral Celebration Vol. 5--1983
Dave Harris And The Powerhouse Five--Siberian Sleigh Ride--Dinner Music For A Pack Of Hungry Cannibals--1961
Anita Bryant-Arranged And Conducted By Frank Hunter--When The Snow Is On The Roses--In Remembrance Of You (The Story Of A Love Affair)--1968
Regina High School Chorus-Ms. Marianne Antonich, Director--Caroling, Caroling--Christmas & Spring Concerts 1977-1978--1978
Grand Rapids Christian High School Chamber Chorale--Hacia Bele'n Va Un Borrico--Sixth Annual Albion College Invitational Choral Festival--1981
South Denver High School Choir-Richard B. Eichenberger, Director--The Three Kings--The South High School A Cappella Choir 1954--1954
Dartmouth College Glee Club-Paul R. Zeller, Director--Hanover Winter Song--A Program Of Dartmouth Music--1950
Children's Choirs Of First Methodist Church, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Director: L. Campbell Bunting, Organist: Jan Birtcil--What Child Is This--Great Hymns For Children-Album 2--1963
Lenny Seidel-Pianist--Angels We Have Heard On High--The Glory Of God's Seasons
Members Of The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Richard Jones-Solo Violin: Samuel Thaviu--Snowfall--Moonlight And Violins--1955
Burl Ives--The Deepening Snow--True Love--1964
Silver Burdett Records--Mary Had A Baby--Making Music Your Own-Kindergarten Record IV--1966
The Cantata Singers In Quakertown, Ifor Jones Conducting, Bonnie Fix Keller At The Organ--Past Three O'Clock--A Service Of Lessons And Carols--1975
Alexei Cherkassov, Piano--November-"Troika" (Sleigh Ride)--Tchaikovsky-The Seasons--1978
Jenson Publications--Sanctus (From Faure's Requiem)--Music For The Choral Ensemble Vol. XV-Young Choir Edition--1983
Dave Harris And The Powerhouse Five--Siberian Sleigh Ride--Dinner Music For A Pack Of Hungry Cannibals--1961
Anita Bryant-Arranged And Conducted By Frank Hunter--When The Snow Is On The Roses--In Remembrance Of You (The Story Of A Love Affair)--1968
Regina High School Chorus-Ms. Marianne Antonich, Director--Caroling, Caroling--Christmas & Spring Concerts 1977-1978--1978
Grand Rapids Christian High School Chamber Chorale--Hacia Bele'n Va Un Borrico--Sixth Annual Albion College Invitational Choral Festival--1981
South Denver High School Choir-Richard B. Eichenberger, Director--The Three Kings--The South High School A Cappella Choir 1954--1954
Dartmouth College Glee Club-Paul R. Zeller, Director--Hanover Winter Song--A Program Of Dartmouth Music--1950
Children's Choirs Of First Methodist Church, Tulsa, Oklahoma, Director: L. Campbell Bunting, Organist: Jan Birtcil--What Child Is This--Great Hymns For Children-Album 2--1963
Lenny Seidel-Pianist--Angels We Have Heard On High--The Glory Of God's Seasons
Members Of The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Richard Jones-Solo Violin: Samuel Thaviu--Snowfall--Moonlight And Violins--1955
Burl Ives--The Deepening Snow--True Love--1964
Silver Burdett Records--Mary Had A Baby--Making Music Your Own-Kindergarten Record IV--1966
The Cantata Singers In Quakertown, Ifor Jones Conducting, Bonnie Fix Keller At The Organ--Past Three O'Clock--A Service Of Lessons And Carols--1975
Alexei Cherkassov, Piano--November-"Troika" (Sleigh Ride)--Tchaikovsky-The Seasons--1978
Jenson Publications--Sanctus (From Faure's Requiem)--Music For The Choral Ensemble Vol. XV-Young Choir Edition--1983
That's not too bad...
ReplyDelete"Caroling, Caroling" and "What Child Is This" are the only ones that sang to me. My ears are picky.
Hey, two a day ain't bad! :)
ReplyDeleteI felt that the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra did a pretty good job on Snowfall, a song I prefer to hear without lyrics.
ReplyDeleteYES!! Burl Ives!!
I've always like Past Three O'Clock. I like the more obscure carols, perhaps because they are rarely included in contemporary Christmas recordings.
Yeah, Snowfall is not meant to have lyrics, but having said that, there are a couple of really good vocal versions out there, where the vocals really echo the mood of the song. Vocalese, I think you'd call it.
ReplyDeleteSome of the more obscure stuff, I'm not even certain if it's Christmas, I just kinda have to go by the context on the LP. Glad that one was a winner, I'm not at all familiar.