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The program will sample Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" before moving on to Three Carols by that significantly lesser member of the family known as PDQ Bach.

He produced a series of successful choral works, including Street Songs (1997) for the King's Singers and percussionist Evelyn Glennie, carols and unaccompanied works such as Skywalk (1989), Three Carols (1997) and Tyger Tyger for Youth Music's "Sing Up" campaign.

Ralph Vaughan Williams was delighted with the reception accorded to the Three Carols, when he conducted the Bach Choir at the Queen's Hall in December 1923.

This is what you say: "No, thank you, I have already been to one carol concert this year, and please do not hang around outside for 15 minutes afterwards".

They learned and performed two carols.

She also phoned pals like Lauren Bacall and the two Carols, Burnett and Channing, and lined up the inaugural benefit.

Two carols from Mathias's "Ave Rex"; Britten's Interlude for harp; Langlais's "Nativité"; other works and carols; with organist and harpist; Dennis B. Delaney, music director.

The work is unusual in its weaving of two carols — "Joseph, Lieber Joseph Mein" and "In Dulci Jubilo" — into the traditional Magnificat structure: in this case, at least, a welcome chance to hear carols in a jingle-saturated season.

His cycle of eight carols, On Christmas Night (2011) includes a setting of "Adam Lay Ybounden" – but there are already at least half a dozen settings of the 15th-century text, one, possibly the most popular, by Ord.

Two Carols from Mathias's "Ave Rex"; Grandjany's "Aria in the Classic Style for Harp and Strings"; Britten's Interlude for Harp; Poulenc's "Quem Vidistis Pastores"; Langlais's "Nativité"; Finck's "De Nativitate Domine"; Bach's Prelude and Fugue in G and "In Dulci Jubilo"; carols and other works; Christopher J. Hatcher, organist; Margery Fitts, harpist; Dennis B. Delaney, music director.

"Comfort and Joy," a choral program celebrating the 45th anniversary of the New Amsterdam Singers, will feature two New York premieres — Judith Shatin's "God of Glory" and Sheena Phillips's "Two Carols" — as well as James MacMillan's "Missa Brevis" and works by Bach, Brahms, Schütz, Victoria and others.