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曲目 |
作曲者名 |
1 |
Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland(saviour of the narions, come) |
LUTHER, Martin |
2 |
Macht hoch die Tur(Lift up your heads, ye mighty gates) |
from Halle |
3 |
Veni, Veni, Emanuel |
from France |
4 |
Wir sagen euch an den liben Advent(Now winter has come and Christmas is near) |
ROHR, Heinrich |
5 |
O heiland, reiss die Himmel auf(O Saviour, open eaven's gate) |
from Augsburg |
6 |
Leise rieselt der Schnee(Snow falls silent and deep) |
EBEL, Eduard |
7 |
"Wachet auf," ruft uns die Stimme(Wake, awake, for night is flying) |
NICOLAI, Philipp |
8 |
Die Nacht ist vorgedrungen(The night is far advanced) |
PETZOLD, Johannes |
9 |
Wie soll Ich dich empfangen(1) (O Lord, how Shall I meer you (1)) |
HASSLER, Hans Leo |
10 |
Wie soll Ich dich empfangen(2) (O Lord, how Shall I meer you (2)) |
CRUEGER, Johann |
11 |
Nun jauchzet, all ihr frommen(This is the time appointed) |
From Hamburg |
12 |
Marien wart ein bot gesant(A messenger to Mary came) |
medieval German |
13 |
Angelus ad virginem |
before 1300 |
14 |
The angel Gabriel from heaven came(Vom Himmel kam der Engl Gabriel) |
from the French Basque provinces |
15 |
Auf dem Berge, da sehet der Wind(In the mountains the winter is cold) |
from upper Silesia |
16 |
Josef, liber Josef mein(Josepf dear, O Joseph mild) |
from Mainz |
17 |
This endris night(Ein' Stern sah ich am Himmel stehn) |
from Oxford |
18 |
Es ist ein Ros entsprungen(A great and mighty wonder) |
from Trier |
19 |
Maria durch ein Dornwald ging(Now Mary went a-wandering) |
from Thuringia |
20 |
A virgin most pure(Ein Kind ward geborn) |
from the West of England |
21 |
In the bleak mid-winter(So bitter war des Winters eisige Gewalt) |
HOLST, Gustav |
22 |
Ich steh an deiner Krippen hier(I stand beside thy crib this day) |
BACH, Johann Sebastian |
23 |
Entre le baeuf et l'ane gris(Next to an ox and a donkey grey) |
from Brittany |
24 |
Zu Bethlehem geboren(In Bethlehem's dark city) |
from the Cologne Psalter |
25 |
Away in a manger[1](Im Stall om der Krippe[1]) |
from Philadelphia |
26 |
Away in a manger[2](Im Stall om der Krippe[2]) |
from Philadelphia |
27 |
Child in a manger(Hort die Geschichte) |
Traditional |
28 |
Stern uber Bethlehem(Star over Bethlehem) |
ZOLLER, Alfred Hans |
29 |
Oruentis partibus(From the lands of Orient) |
from Beauvais |
30 |
Little donkey |
Boswell, Eric |
31 |
Wer klo0pfet an?(Who's knocking there?) |
from upper Bavaria |
32 |
O lieber HAuswirt mein(O mine host, O mine host) |
Traditional |
33 |
Once in royal David's(In der Stadt des Konigs David) |
GAUNTLETT, Henry John |
34 |
O little town of Bethlehem[1](O Bethlehem, du kleine Stadt[1]) |
from Surrey |
35 |
O little town of Bethlehem[2](O Bethlehem, du kleine Stadt[2]) |
REDNER, Lewis Henry |
36 |
Puer natus in Bethlehem(Ein natus in Bethlehem) |
from Bohemia |
37 |
Nun sei uns willkommen(Welcome, my Lord Jesus) |
REIN, Walter |
38 |
Adeste, fideles(O come, all ye faithful) |
WADE, John Francis |
39 |
In dulci jubilo |
from Leipzig |
40 |
Good Christian men, rejoice |
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41 |
Tochter Zion (Zion's daughter laugh and sing) |
HANDEL, Georg Friedrich |
42 |
The Carol of the Drum("Come,"they told me) |
DAVIS, Katherine K. |
43 |
Resonet in laudibus(Christ was born on Christmas Day) |
from Leipzig |
44 |
Es ist fur uns eine Zeit angekommen(The time is come, let us sing the glad story) |
from Switzerland |
45 |
Ihr Kinderlein, kommet(O children come quickly) |
SCHULZ, Johann A. P. |
46 |
Wie schon leucht uns der Morgenstern(How bright appears the morning star) |
NICOLAI, Philipp |
47 |
See amid the winter's snow(Mitten in des Winters Nacht) |
GOSS, John |
48 |
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day(O moefwn bwginnt der Reigen mit dir) |
from the West of England |
49 |
Quando nascette Ninno(When Jesus Christ was born) |
from Naples |
50 |
A child this day is born(Ein Kind ist heut geboren) |
from the West of England |
51 |
Ding, dong! merrrly on high(Die Himmelglocken) |
ARBEAU, Thoinot |
52 |
Hark! the herald angels sing(Hort der Engel Lied erklingen) |
MENDELSSOHN, Felix Bartholdy |
53 |
Joy to the world(Freue dich, Welt) |
HOLFORD, William |
54 |
It came upon the midunight clear l (Es war in tiefer Mitternacht I)It came upon the midunight clear [1](Es war in tiefer Mitternacht[1]) |
WILLIS, Richard Storrs |
55 |
It came upon the midunight clear l (Es war in tiefer Mitternacht I)It came upon the midunight clear [2](Es war in tiefer Mitternacht[2]) |
SULLIVAN, Arthur |
56 |
The first Nowell(In heilger Nacht) |
from Helston |
57 |
Les anges dans nos campagnes (Angels, from the realms of glory[1]/Hort, der Engel helle Lieder[1]) |
from Southern France |
58 |
Angels, from the realms of glory[1](Hort, der Engel helle Lieder[2]) |
SMART, Henry |
59 |
The Sussex Carol(On Christmas night all Christians sing/Ihr Christenlent',hort unverzagt) |
from Sussex |
60 |
O du frohliche (What a blessed time/O sanctissima) |
from Sicily |
61 |
Vom Himmel hoch, da komm ich her(From highest heaven I come to tell) |
HASSLER, Hans Leo |
62 |
Christians awake (Christen, wacht auf) |
WAINWRIGHT, John |
63 |
Es bluhen die Maien(What is this up yonder) |
from Feldwies, South Bavaria |
64 |
Es hat sich halt auftan (The angels have opened the heavenly gate) |
from Bozen / South Tyrol |
65 |
Kommet, ihr Hirten(Come all you shepherd/Nesem vam noviny) |
from Bohemia |
66 |
Pasli ovce salasi(Sheperds keeping watch by night) |
from North Moravia |
67 |
Pujdem spolu do Betlema(Come, we're off to Bethlem Judah) |
from Bohemia |
68 |
Przybiezeli do Betlejem(Hurry on to Bethlehem) |
from South Poland |
69 |
Il est ne, le divin enfant(Christ is born, let us dance and sing) |
from Lorraine |
70 |
Was soll es bedeuten(What can this be happ'ning) |
from Silesia |
71 |
Quem pastores laudavere(Den die Hirten lobeten sehre/Shepherds saw a choir amazing) |
before 1400 |
72 |
While shepherd watched their flocks(In tiefer Ruh die Herde lag) |
TYE, Christopher |
73 |
Als ich bei meinen Schafen wacht'(As I was watching o'er my sheep) |
from Lorraine |
74 |
Inmitten der Nacht(At deep dead of night) |
from upper Silesia |
75 |
Wisst ihr noch, wie es geschehen?(Come and tell our ancient story) |
LAHUSEN, Christian |
76 |
Ihr Hirten, erwacht(O shepherds, awake) |
from Franconia |
77 |
Auf, auf ihr Hirten alle(Get up, you shepherds weary) |
from Burgenland, Austria |
78 |
O laufet, ihr Hirten(So hurry, you shepherds) |
from Feldwies, South Bavaria |
79 |
Still, still, still, wer Gott erkennen will(Still, Still, Still if you would know your Lord) |
from Lorraine |
80 |
Still, still, still, weil's Kindlein schlafen will(Still, Still, Still the baby lies quite still!) |
from Salzkammergut |
81 |
O Jesulein zard(Lord jesu so fair) |
from Gorlice |
82 |
O Jesulein zard(Lord jesu so sweet) |
BACH, Johann Sebastian |
83 |
W zlobie lezy(Infant holy) |
from South Poland |
84 |
Lulaze, Jezuniu(Lullay, sweet Jesus-Child) |
from Poland |
85 |
The Coventry Carol(Lully, lulla/Schlaf ein, schlaf ein) |
from Coventry |
86 |
Stille Nacht(Silent night) |
GRUBER, Franz |
87 |
Dormi, Jesu! |
BUCKLAND, Graham |
88 |
Es wird scho glei dumpa(The night is approaching) |
from Hopfgarten near Kufstein |
89 |
Sing lullaby!(Schlaf ein, mein Kind!) |
from the French Basque provinces |
90 |
Vom Himmel hoch, o Englein kommt!(A little child there is yborn) |
from Cologne |
91 |
Er is een kindeke geboren op aard(A lottle child on the earth has been born) |
from Holland or Flanders |
92 |
Hajej, nynej, Jezisku(Soft, sweet baby, rest your hand) |
from Bohemia |
93 |
Go tell it on the mountain |
from the USA |
94 |
Virgin Mary had a baby boy |
from Trinidad |
95 |
Amen(Jesus ist geboren) |
from the USA |
96 |
The Gallery Carol(Rejoice and be merry/Frohlocket und singet) |
from Dorset |
97 |
The Wexford Carol(Good people all, this Christmas-time/Ihr lieben Christen,stimmet ein)) |
from Wexford |
98 |
The Lord at first did Adam make(Aus Lehm hat Gott den ersten Menschen) |
from the West of England |
99 |
It was on Christmas Day(Als die heilige Nacht) |
Traditional Derbyshire Carol |
100 |
God rest you merry, gentlemen(Lasst alle eure Sorgen ziehn) |
from the West of England |
101 |
Puer nobis nascitur(Unto us a child is born) |
Piae Cantiones |
102 |
Corde natus(Of the Father's love begotten) |
Piae Cantiones |
103 |
Alle Jahre wider(Every cold December) |
SILCHER, Friedrich |
104 |
Narodil se Kristus Pan(Now is born the Prince of Light/Freu dich, Erd und Sternenzelt) |
from North Bohemia |
105 |
Es kommt ein Schiff, geladen(There comes a galley, laden) |
Andernach Songbook, Cologne |
106 |
I saw three ships(Drei Segekschiffe sah ich einst) |
from Scotland |
107 |
Ali meini Herrn(Hear ye gentlefolk) |
from Lower Austria |
108 |
Song of the London Waits(Past Three a clock/Die Uhr Schlug drei) |
from London |
109 |
The Somerset Carol(Come all you worthy gentlemen/Herbei,ihr Leute, nah und fern) |
from Bridgwater |
110 |
Die heilgen drei Konig(Three kings in great glory) |
from Thuringia |
111 |
As with gladness, menn of old(Wie die Weisen einst den Stern) |
KOCHER, Conrad |
112 |
We three kings of Orient are(Aus der Ferne kommen wir her) |
HOPKINS, John Henry |
113 |
The Golden Carol(We saw a light shine out afar/Ein goldnes Licht ) |
English Traditional |
114 |
The St. Day Carol(Now the holly bears a berry/Schaut, der Ilex tragt nun Fruchte) |
St. Day, Cornwall |
115 |
The holly and the ivy(Wenn fur den Schmuck des Festes) |
from Birmingham |
116 |
Schneeflockchen, Weissrockchen(O snowflakes, how gently) |
from South Germany |
117 |
O Dannebom, du dragst(O tannenbaum, du tragst/O Christmas tree, your coat) |
from Westphalia |
118 |
O Tannenbaum, wie grum(O Christmas tree!How green) |
ZARNACK, August |
119 |
Am Weihnachtsbaum die Lichter brennen(On Christmas trees the candles burning) |
Folk Songs |
120 |
Der Christbaum ist der schonste Baum(Of all trees in forests green) |
EISENACH, G. |
121 |
Good King Wenceslas(Konig Wenzel) |
Piae Cantiones |
122 |
Frohliche Weihanacht uberall!!(Happy Christmas, every where) |
English Traditional |
123 |
Deck the holl[s](Schmuckt das Haus) |
from Wales |
124 |
Christmas is coming(Frohliche Weihnacht) |
from England |
125 |
Susser die Glocken nie klingen(Hark to the bells in the steeple) |
from Thuringia |
126 |
Here comes Santa Claus |
AUTRY, Gene & HALDEMAN, Oakley |
127 |
Morgen, Kinder, wird's was geben(Come tomorrow to the party) |
HERING, Carl Gottlieb |
128 |
The Twelve Days of Christmas(On the first day of Christmas) |
from the West of England |
129 |
Here we come a-wassailing(Hier kommen wir und singen) |
from Yorkshire |
130 |
The Gloucestershire Wassail(Wassail, wassail all over the town/Ein Prosit, ein Prosit) |
from Gloucestershire |
131 |
Christkindelein(Christmas cheer) |
from Alsace |
132 |
Paimen laulaa(Hirten singen-Hor die Glocken/Shepherds-Bells are ringing) |
from Finland |
133 |
Frosty the snowman |
NELSON, Steve & ROLLINS, Jack |
134 |
We wish you a merry Christmas(Wie wunschen euch frohe Weihnacht) |
from the West of England |
135 |
Jingle bells |
PIERPONT, James |
136 |
Kling, Glockchen, klingelingeling(Ring,sleigh-bell, ting-a-ling-a-ling) |
Folk Songs |
137 |
Morgen kommt der Weihnachtsmann(Santa Claus will come tonight) |
DEZEDE, Nicolas |
138 |
White Christmas(I'm dreaming of a white Christmas) |
BERLIN, Irving |
139 |
The boar's head(Der Festtagsbraaten steht bereit) |
from Oxford |
140 |
Christmas bells(Glockchen kunden) |
BUCKLAND, Graham |
141 |
The Wrong Present(Don't sing Christmas Carols any more/Ich will keine Weihnachtslieder mehr) |
BUCKLAND, Graham |