Wow Thank you to my Choir teacher of more than 50 years ago nicknamed Tick Tock.( Mr McLaughlin ?) School was rubbish at something's but amazing at Choir. Now off to Google Ploughmans song Thank you Tick Tock. I Finally appreciate what you were trying to teach us
Oh, lovely! I found this in Christmas Carols New and Old (page images at www.ccel.org/ccel/bramley/carols/files/carols.html), wished to sing it, but stumble somewhat at reading music. Thank you very much.
The late Dr. Erik Routley, much published writer on hymnody, wrote "Sleep, Holy Babe…used to be more popular than it is now or than it deserved to be at any time. Here we finally drop over the edge. What connection can be traced between the true carol and this dreadful composition?" How wrong could he be!
Fantastic carol that has great lyrics and fantastic harmonies!
Not the version I know... are there any more available?
This is the first Christmas carol I learned: 1959. Franciscan nuns. Beautiful!!!
sounds BEAUTIFUL! this exactly the version I was looking for, been looking for the name of this song for years now :o
Wow Thank you to my Choir teacher of more than 50 years ago nicknamed Tick Tock.( Mr McLaughlin ?) School was rubbish at something's but amazing at Choir. Now off to Google Ploughmans song
Thank you Tick Tock. I Finally appreciate what you were trying to teach us
You really can't beat this, the original setting.
Oh, lovely! I found this in Christmas Carols New and Old (page images at www.ccel.org/ccel/bramley/carols/files/carols.html), wished to sing it, but stumble somewhat at reading music. Thank you very much.
This was sung by Shani Wallace as our Virgin Mary every year for our school nativity. Tottenham High School for Girls
Lam Leon 775
The late Dr. Erik Routley, much published writer on hymnody, wrote "Sleep, Holy Babe…used to be more popular than it is now or than it deserved to be at any time. Here we finally drop over the edge. What connection can be traced between the true carol and this dreadful composition?" How wrong could he be!
not the version i'm looking for...