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The Most Soothing Lullabies In The Universe

Price: ~~$11.98~~

Sale: $7.38

Manufacturer: Denon Records

Binding: Audio CD

Label: Denon Records

NumberOfDiscs: 2

ReleaseDate Date: 2004-04-06

Classical Christmas

Price: ~~$11.99~~

Sale: $10.98

Manufacturer: Lumiere Records

Binding: Audio CD

Artist: Lumiere String Quartet::Johann Sebastian Bach::Ludwig van Beethoven::George Frideric Handel, Franz Grber, Englebert Humperdink, Felix Mendelssohn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, John Reading, Antonio Vivaldi Antonio Corelli::Victoria Paterson (Violin)::Christian Hebel (Violin)::Robert Burkhart (Cello), Eileen Bedlington (Trumpet), Sato Moughalian (Flute), Kristina Musser (Violin) Junah Chung (Viola)

Label: Lumiere Records

NumberOfDiscs: 1

ReleaseDate Date: 2006-10-20

Description: Whether you’re sitting by a warm fire, reading your favorite book, making dinner for guests or entertaining friends and family, this is the perfect Christmas CD for the holidays. This disc contains all of your favorite classical Christmas pieces, including Joy to the World, What Child is This, God Rest You Merry Gentlemen, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Silent Night, Angels We have Heard on High and Jesu Joy of Man’s Desiring. Beautifully played by the Lumiere String Quartet with special guests Eileen Bedlington (Trumpet), Sato Moughalian (Flute) and Kristina Musser (Violin), this ultra-warm-sounding recording is sure to be a hit during the Holiday Season.

Christmas Adagios

Price: ~~$17.98~~

Sale: $10.70

Manufacturer: Decca

Binding: Audio CD

Label: Decca

NumberOfDiscs: 2

ReleaseDate Date: 2001-10-09

The Baroque Christmas Album

Price: ~~$11.98~~

Sale: $7.96

Manufacturer: Archiv Produktion

Binding: Audio CD

Label: Archiv Produktion

NumberOfDiscs: 1

ReleaseDate Date: 2005-10-11

Description: This compilation of re-issues, originally recorded in the 1990s and 2001 features music, by Bach, Charpentier, Gabrieli, Schütz, Corelli (the famous beloved "Pastorale") and Praetorius, all of it beautiful and just right for celebrating a festival of light, hope, worshipful praise, and jubilation. It is performed to perfection by several period vocal and instrumental groups, the latter tuned to various "authentic" pitches. Some of the pieces are excerpts from longer works, some are arrangements, such as four lovely French Christmas carols in an instrumental version by Charpentier, whose harmonic and contrapuntal complexity makes the simplicity of the melodies all the more touching. There are also two reconstructions by Paul McCreesh of Christmas services as they might have been heard during Gabrieli's lifetime at Saint Mark's in Venice and during Schütz's lifetime at the Dresden Hofkapelle. The program is arranged for utmost contrast between vocal and instrumental textures, speed, length, mood and character. Among the highlights are the devout, fervent, quite melancholy "O Jesu me dulcissime" by Gabrieli, who wrote for voices with the same luminous brilliance as for brasses, and Praetorius' "In dulce jubilo," which, with fanfares of trumpets and drums, makes a fittingly triumphant, glorious ending. --Edith Eisler