1. Greensleeves
2. Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring
3. Lo, How A Rose; Bring A Torch, Jeanette Isabella
4. Noel Pour La Harpe, Op. 32, #1
5. Noel Pour La Harpe, Op. 32, #3
6. Away In A Manger; Silent Night
7. White Christmas
8. My Favorite Things
9. Fantasy On A Catalan Carol; Fantasy On A Basque Carol
10. Cantique De Noel
2. Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring
3. Lo, How A Rose; Bring A Torch, Jeanette Isabella
4. Noel Pour La Harpe, Op. 32, #1
5. Noel Pour La Harpe, Op. 32, #3
6. Away In A Manger; Silent Night
7. White Christmas
8. My Favorite Things
9. Fantasy On A Catalan Carol; Fantasy On A Basque Carol
10. Cantique De Noel
Thank you, Ernie. I love Harp music, and Christmas of course :)
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DeleteI'm always intrigued to see another rendition of My Favorite Things, especially since it's not actually a Christmas song...so fascinating how the combination of it being included on Jack Jones' 1964 Christmas album & popularity of the 1965 film helped cement people covering it in this context.
ReplyDeleteAm I mistaken? I thought Andy Williams was the first to pretend it's a Christmas song.
DeleteHere is a list of the artists, that recorded the song, "My Favorite Things" and it becoming a popular radio hit...
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Jack Jones was the first to release it in the context of a holiday album; Andy Williams included it on his 1965 release a year later, after the film hit.
DeleteWell, I didn't put it on there, but if someone likes something as a holiday hit, then more power to 'em. England is terrible about that. Any old song that hits #1 on the charts at Christmas time becomes a Christmas song.
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