Ding Dong Merrily On High
Pro Coro Canada
performs this delightful arrangement by Swedish composer
Anders Öhrwall of the traditional Christmas Carol
Jeremy Spurgeon, organist
Richard Sparks, Artistic Director
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
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How joyful!
ReplyDeleteCelebrate the birth of our Savior!
Merry Christmas, AOW!
ReplyDeleteI spent many happy hours listening to many different versions of all these pieces on YouTube. The ones I finally selected seemed particularly fine to me. As close to ideal as it can get in my pretty well informed opinion.
This one is so sprightly it made me chortle with glee.
Very nice performance.
ReplyDeleteIt is that, Finntann. Did you notice how every syllable just dances with freshness and vitality?
ReplyDeleteNot two notes are exactly all. They all go somewhere with a clear sense of purpose.
WONDERFUL!
This is really outstanding. It's witty and reverent at the same time. That's no easy trick. Your selections are terrific, FT.
ReplyDelete------------> Katharine Heartburn