Saint Joseph, Meek and Mild
- Ad Natalem Domini
- A Babe is Born
- A Day, a Day of Glory
- Aishah Shechinah
- A Meteor Bright
- A Roose hath Borne
- Alcock, A Hymn for Christmas or St. John's Day
- All Hayle to the Dayes
- Allon, allon, gay Bergère
- An Old Song Resung
- And art thou Come with us to Dwell?
- Ann Mounsey, A Wreath for Christmas
- As I sat on the Sunny Banks
- Assist me, muse divine, to sing the morn
- Awake with Joyful Strains of Mirth
- Away with Sorrow's Sigh
- Behold the Father
- Carol of the Butte Copper Miners
- Carol of the Skiddaw Yowes
- Cherry Tree Carol (Appalachia Version 1)
- Cherry Tree Carol (Appalachia Version 2)
- Cherry Tree Carol (Coventry Version)
- Cherry Tree Carol (Hampshire Gypsy Version)
- Cherry Tree Carol (Somersetshire Version)
- Cherry Tree Carol (Surrey Gypsy Version)
- Christ is Born! Exalt his Name!
- Christ is Born of Maiden Fair
- Christmas comes but once a year
- Christmas Eve 1914
- Christmas Songs are Ringing Now
- Christus Salvator natus est
- Come, Mad Boys, be Glad Boys
- Come, ye Redeemèd of the Lord
- Congaudeat Turba Fidelium
- Courons à la fête
- Dost Thou in a Manger Lie?
- D'où viens tu, bergère?
- Down in yon Forest (Appalachia)
- Down in yon Forest (Derbyshire)
- Fauré, Angels from the Realms of Glory
- Ford, Look! Shepherds, Look!
- Gabriel Nazareth, Huron Christmas Carol
- Gade, Christmas Time
- Gaudeamus Singen We
- Gloomy Night Embraced the Place
- Hark! the Herald Angels Sing (Cookham)
- Hark! the Herald Angels Sing (Zitella Cocke)
- Hark! What Music Fills Creation
- Here Comes Poor Jack
- Hither, ye Faithful
- Hope Carol
- How Blest with more than Woman's Bliss
- Hunting the Wren (Ireland)
- Hunting the Wren (Isle of Man)
- Hunting the Wren (Scotland)
- If ye would Hear the Angels Sing
- Immortal Babe, Who this dear Day
- In his Temple now Behold him
- In Splendor Bright
- Jesus, Jesus, Rest your Head
- Jure Plaudunt Omnia
- La Foi, d' la Loi
- Let Heaven and Earth Rejoice and Sing
- Let us Haste to Bethlehem
- Lift up your Heads in Joyful Hope
- Lystenyt, lordyngs, more and lees
- Many Hundred Years Ago
- The Moon Shone Bright
- My Heart of Gold
- Nailsbourne Carol
- Potter, Long Live our Twelfth Night Queen
- New Heaven, New War
- New Prince, New Pompe
- Nicholas II, Christmas Hymn
- Noël de Ausels
- Noël Nouvelet
- Nouel de las Flous
- Now the Holy Child is Born
- Now my Dorn is Ended
- Now to God on High be Glory
- Now Well! Now Well!
- O little town of Bethlehem
- O Lovely Voices of the Sky
- O Savior Whom this Happy Morn
- O Sight of Anguish!
- On Yesternight
- Once in Bethlehem of Judah
- Once in Royal David's City
- Pastor Bonus
- The Pilgrims
- Qui Creavit Coelum
- The Race that Long in Darkness Pined
- Russian Christmas Greeting
- Saint Basil
- Saint Joseph, Meek and Mild
- Sans Day Carol
- See Amid the Winter's Snow
- See Seraphic Throngs Descending
- Shepherds Rejoice!
- Shulbrede Carol
- Šiandien Betlejuj (Lithuanian Carol
- Sit Yow Merry Gentlemen (Cornwall)
- Southgate, What Streams of Radiance Shine
- The Blooming of the White Thorn
- The Christmas Silence
- The old year now away is fled
- The Thirteen Days of Yule
- This Day is Born Emmanuel
- This Endris Night
- This Very Night I saw a Sight
- Tirly, Tirlow
- Today in Bethlehem hear I"
- Toll!Toll!
- The Twelve Days of Christmas (Version 1)
- The Twelve Days of Christmas (Version 2)
- The Twelve Days of Christmas (Version 3)
- The Twelve Joys of Mary
- Tonight Ungathered let us Leave
- Tryste Noël
- Twelfth Night Song
- The Two Shepherdesses
- Ukrainian Yuletide
- Vidal, Lullaby of the Virgin
- A Virgin Unspotted (Dorset)
- What means this Glory?
- When Christ was Born of Mary Free (Version 1)
- When Christ was Born of Mary Free (Version 2)
- Whenas the Word
- While Shepherds Watched (Carr)
- While shepherds watched (Cornish / Australian Version)
- While shepherds watched (Hampshire)
- While shepherds watched (Ilkley)
- While shepherds watched (Sherburne)
- While shepherds watched (Tucker)
- With the Beams that Softly Faded
- Ye who Walk in Darkness
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A fourth-century hymn suitable for Christmas — though dating from before the time when Christmas was actually celebrated as a Christian festival — by Saint Ephrem the Syrian, a Deacon in Edessa. The hymn was set by George Ratcliffe Woodward (1848-1934) to an old English tune harmonized by Edmund W. Goldsmith (1860-1934). Download PDF |
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