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*[[Ding! Dong! Merrily on High]]
*[[Ding! Dong! Merrily on High]]
*[[Eternal Father, Strong to Save]]
*[[Eternal Father, Strong to Save]]
*[[The First Nowell]]
*[[Gloria in excelsis Deo]]
*[[Gloria in excelsis Deo]]
*[[Gloria tibi domine]]
*[[Gloria tibi domine]]
*[[The Grateful Concert Round]]
*[[Hark! The Herald Angels Sing]]
*[[Hark! The Herald Angels Sing]]
*[[High on the Mountain Top]]
*[[High on the Mountain Top]]
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*[[Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee]]
*[[Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee]]
*[[Joy to the World]]
*[[Joy to the World]]
*[[The King of Love My Shepherd Is]]
*[[Lead, Kindly Light]]
*[[Lead, Kindly Light]]
*[[The Lord Is My Shepherd]]
*[[Love Divine, All Loves Excelling]]
*[[Love Divine, All Loves Excelling]]
*[[Lullee, Lullai, Lullo, Lullabye]]
*[[Lullee, Lullai, Lullo, Lullabye]]
*[[Masters in This Hall]]
*[[Masters in This Hall]]
*[[Morning Has Broken]]
*[[Morning Has Broken]]
*[[The Morning Trumpet]]
*[[O Come, All Ye Faithful]]
*[[O Come, All Ye Faithful]]
*[[O filii et filiae]]
*[[O filii et filiae]]
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*[[Simple Gifts]]
*[[Simple Gifts]]
*[[Sing Praise to Him]]
*[[Sing Praise to Him]]
*[[The Spirit of God]]
*[[Still, Still, Still]]
*[[Still, Still, Still]]
*[[Sunshine in My Soul]]
*[[Sunshine in My Soul]]
*[[The First Nowell]]
*[[The Grateful Concert Round]]
*[[The King of Love My Shepherd Is]]
*[[The Lord Is My Shepherd]]
*[[The Morning Trumpet]]
*[[The Spirit of God]]
*[[The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy]]
*[[Thou Gracious God, Whose Mercy Lends]]
*[[Thou Gracious God, Whose Mercy Lends]]
*[[Videntes Stellam Magi]]
*[[Videntes Stellam Magi]]
*[[The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy]]
*[[We'll Shout and Give Him Glory]]
*[[We'll Shout and Give Him Glory]]
*[[What Shall We Give?]]
*[[What Shall We Give?]]

Revision as of 17:39, 26 June 2008

General Information

  • Birth: 1955

Arrangements

(Articles link to the main article about each song, rather than ones specific to the arrangements, except for perhaps Carols: 8 Carols for Mixed Voices.)