Tonight Ungathered let us Leave
- 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
| This text, a section from one of Tennyson's most famous poems, "In Memoriam A.H.H," written in memory of his friend A. H. Hallam, deals with the uncertainties of Christmas in the modern world. Its dark, almost agnostic feeling would suit it to a "Blue Christmas" service. The tune is from the traditional English Christmas carol, "A Babe is born, all of a Maid." | ||||
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