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'Hark, How The Bells...',UCLA Madrigal Singers

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UCLA Madrigal Singers
Released 1997

Angels We Have Heard On High
02:13
73 plays

Deck The Halls
01:51
55 plays

A Christmas Carol
02:37
535 plays

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songs

- 1
- Angels We Have Heard On High
- 02:13
- 73 plays

- 2
- Deck The Halls
- 01:51
- 55 plays

- 3
- Christ Child Carol
- 03:30
- 53 plays

- 4
- A Boy Was Born
- 01:52
- 26 plays

- 5
- Balloo Lammy
- 03:07
- 21 plays

- 6
- Flemish Carol
- 01:31
- 21 plays

- 7
- A Spotless Rose
- 02:57
- 52 plays

- 8
- Joy To The World
- 01:23
- 48 plays

- 9
- In The Bleak Midwinter
- 02:30
- 19 plays

- 10
- Carol Of The Birds
- 04:11
- 43 plays

- 11
- Come, Love We God
- 01:49
- 21 plays

- 12
- Still, Still, Still
- 02:57
- 50 plays

- 13
- Bring A Torch, Jeannette, Isabella
- 03:55
- 44 plays

- 14
- Carol Of The Bells
- 01:20
- 172 plays

- 15
- De Tierra Lejana Venimos
- 03:16
- 29 plays

- 16
- O Holy Night
- 04:50
- 53 plays

- 17
- Love Came Down At Christmas
- 02:53
- 28 plays

- 18
- Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence
- 04:12
- 33 plays

- 19
- Patapan
- 01:09
- 39 plays

- 20
- A Christmas Carol
- 02:37
- 535 plays

- 21
- Estampie Natalis
- 04:57
- 20 plays

- 22
- Stille Nacht
- 02:02
- 24 plays

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album review

Hark How the Bells finds the UCLA Singers, directed by Don Weiss, performing a total of 22 holiday songs. There's a startling diversity of songs chosen for this album, including longtime favorites like "Joy to the World" and "Deck the Halls," as well as more idiosyncratic compositions like &Estampie Natalis" and "De Tierra Lejana Venimos." ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide