About "Ives: A Christmas Carol (Choral Arr. Echols)" by Chanticleer
Charles Ives's 'A Christmas Carol' glows with strange, homespun light in Echols's choral setting. Chanticleer finds the hymn's hidden unease—a child's wonder shadowed by winter's chill. The harmonies are warm but slightly off-kilter, like a memory of snow that never quite settles.
🎵 Reflections
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Desprez: Salve Regina a 5
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Palestrina: Motettorum liber quintus: No. 20, Salve Regina
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Jerusalem: Responsorio segundo de S. S. José
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De Victoria: Motecta I: No. 5, O magnum mysterium
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Zumaya : Celebren, publiquen
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Sametz : I Have Had Singing
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Trad / Arr Jennings : Wade in the Water
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Trad / Arr Jennings : Old Time Religion
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Trad / Arr Bartholomew & Erb : Shenandoah
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Foster / Arr Halloran : Nelly Bly
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Simons / Arr León : El Manisero
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Porter / Arr Fischer : In the Still of the Night
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Evans / Gimbel / Arr Jennings : Journey to Recife
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Porter / Arr Renzi : Dream Dancing
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Weill / Arr Puerling : Lost in the Stars
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Berlin / Arr Jennings : Blue Skies
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Coates : Love is letting go
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