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11 Dec 98 - 02:52 PM (#49046) Subject: Seeking Lyrics: Wild Wood Carol From: Chris Any information on lyrics or recordings would be appreciated. |
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02 Nov 02 - 11:26 AM (#816844) Subject: RE: Seeking Lyrics: Wild Wood Carol From: Joe Offer Refresh. Sounds intriguing. -Joe Offer- |
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02 Nov 02 - 11:47 AM (#816859) Subject: Lyr Add: THE WILD WOOD CAROL From: masato sakurai THE WILD WOOD CAROL (Words and music: John Rutter) Sing O the wild wood, the green holly, The silent river and barren tree; The humble creatures that no man sees: Sing O the wild wood. A weary journey one winter's night: No hope of shelter, no rest in sight. Who was the creature that bore Mary? A simple donkey. And when they came into Beth'lem Town They found a stable to lay them down; For their companions that Christmas night, An ox and an ass. And then an angel came down to earth To bear the news of the Saviour's birth; The first to marvel were shepherds poor, And sheep with their lambs. Sing O the wild wood, the green holly, The silent river and barren tree; The humble creatures that no man sees: Sing O the wild wood. This carol is on Christmas Day in the Morning (The Cambridge Singers conducted by John Rutter) (Collegium Records COLCD 121). ~Masato |
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02 Nov 02 - 11:51 AM (#816863) Subject: RE: Seeking Lyrics: Wild Wood Carol From: Joe Offer I shoulda known that, Masato. Guess I was lazy this morning. I wonder if it's 'Wild Wood Carol' or 'Wildwood Carol,' but the only reason I ask is so that it will turn up either way in Super Search. Thanks. -Joe Offer- |
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02 Nov 02 - 12:06 PM (#816875) Subject: RE: Seeking Lyrics: Wild Wood Carol From: masato sakurai I've found another one (sheet music) with the same title in the Music for the Nation: American Sheet Music, 1820-1860 collection. Wild wood carol / by C. S. Crossman. |
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02 Nov 02 - 01:14 PM (#816933) Subject: RE: Seeking Lyrics: Wild Wood Carol From: Art Thieme Whew, I thought this was about a eally great lady !!! Art Thieme |