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Overture - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Tenor ("Comfort Ye My People") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Air For Tenor ("Every Valley Shall Be Exalted") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Chorus ("And The Glory Of The Lord") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Bass ("Thus Saith The Lord") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Air For Bass ("But Who May Abide The Day Of His Coming?") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Chorus ("And He Shall Purify") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Alto ("Behold! A Virgin Shall Conceive") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Air For Alto And Chorus ("O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings To Zion") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Chorus - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Bass ("For Behold, Darkness Shall Cover The Earth") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Air For Bass ("The People That Walked In Darkness") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Chorus ("For Unto Us A Child Is Born") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Pastoral Symphony - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Soprano ("There Were Shepherds Abiding In The Field") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Soprano ("And Lo! The Angel Of The Lord Came Upon Them") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Soprano ("And The Angel Said Unto Them") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Soprano ("And Suddenly There Was With The Angel") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Chorus ("Glory To God") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Air For Soprano ("Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter Of Zion!") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Recitative For Alto ("Then Shall The Eyes Of The Blind Be Opened") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Air For Alto ("He Shall Feed His Flock Like A Shepherd") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Chorus ("His Yoke Is Easy, And His Burthen Is Light") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part I - ©2004
Chorus ("Behold The Lamb Of God") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Air For Alto ("He Was Despised") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("And With His Stripes We Are Healed") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("All We Like Sheep Have Gone Stray") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Recitative For Tenor ("All They That See Him, Laugh Him To Scorn") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("He Trusted In God That He Would Deliver Him") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Recitative For Tenor ("Thy Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Air For Tenor ("Behold, And See If There Be Any Sorrow") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Recitative For Tenor ("He Was Cut Out Of The Land Of The Living") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Air For Tenor ("But Thou Didst Not Leave His Soul In Hell") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Recitative For Tenor ("Unto Which Of The Angels Said He") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("Let All The Angels Of God Worship Him") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Air For Bass ("Thou Art Fone Up On High") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("The Lord Gave The Word") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Air For Soprano ("How Beautiful Are The Feet Of Them") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("Their Sound Is Gone Out Into All Lands") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Air For Bass ("Why Do The Nations So Furiously Rage Together?") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("Let Us Break Their Bonds Asunder") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Recitative For Tenor ("He That Dwelleth In Heaven") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Air For Tenor ("Thou Shalt Break Them") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Chorus ("Hallelujah!") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part II - ©2004
Air For Soprano ("I Know That My Redeemer Liveth") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Chorus ("Since By Man Came Death") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Recitative For Bass ("Behold, I Tell You A Mystery") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Air For Bass ("The Trumpet Shall Sound") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Recitative For Alto ("Then Shall Be Brought To Pass") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Duet For Alto And Tenor ("O Death, Where Is Thy Sting?") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Chorus ("But Thanks Be To God") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Air For Soprano ("If God Be For Us, Who Can Be Against Us?") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Chorus ("Worthy Is The Lamb That Was Slain") - Composer: G.F. Handel - From: "The Messiah", Part III - ©2004
Angels From The Realms Of Glory - ©2004
Angels We Have Heard On High - ©2004
Away In A Manger - Composer: James R. Murray - ©2004
Away In A Manger - Composer: William J. Kirkpatrick - ©2004
As With Gladness, Men Of Old - Composer: William C. Dix and Conrad Kocher - ©2004
Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light - Composer: Johann Rist and Johann Schop - ©2004
Deck The Hall - ©2004
The First Noel - ©2004
God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen - ©2004
Good Christian Men, Rejoice - ©2004
Good King Wenceslas - ©2004
Go Tell It On The Mountain - ©2004
The Happy Christmas - Composer: Nikolai F.S. Grundtvig and Carl C.N. Balle - ©2004
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Composer: Charles Wesley and Felix Mendelssohn - ©2004
Here We Come A-Wassailing - ©2004
Glad Christmas Bells - ©2004
I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day - Composer: Henry W. Longfellow and J. Baptiste Calkin - ©2004
The Holly And The Ivy - ©2004
Infant Holy, Infant Lowly - ©2004
I Saw Three Ships - ©2004
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear - Composer: Edmund H. Sears and Richard S. Willis - ©2004
Jingle Bells - Composer: James Pierpont - ©2004
Jolly Old Saint Nicholas - ©2004
Joy To The World - Composer: Isaac Watts and George Frederick Handel - ©2004
Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming - Composer: Michael Praetorius - ©2004
O Christmas Tree - ©2004
O Come All Ye Faithful - ©2004
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel - ©2004
O Sing A Song Of Bethlehem - ©2004
O Holy Night - Composer: John Sullivan Dwight and Adolphe C. Adam - ©2004
O Little Town Of Bethlehem - Composer: Phillips Brooks and Lewis H. Redner - ©2004
O Little Town Of Bethlehem - Composer: Phillips Brooks - ©2004
Once In Royal David's City - Composer: Cecil F. Alexander and Henry J. Gauntlett - ©2004
Silent Night - Composer: Joseph Mohr and Franz Gruber - ©2004
Sing We Now Of Christmas - ©2004
Up On The Housetop - Composer: B.R. Hanby - ©2004
What Child Is This? - Composer: William C. Dix - ©2004
While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks - Composer: Nahum Tate and George Frederick Handel - ©2004
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