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| Westminster Abbey Choir, James O'Donnell (conductor), Benedict Kearns (treble), Cameron Roberts (treble)» More | 
| Copenhagen Royal Chapel Choristers, Gabrieli Consort, Paul McCreesh (conductor)» More | 
| The Choir of the Chapel Royal, Huw Williams (conductor), Harry Fetherstonhaugh (treble), Michael Clayton-Jolly (treble)» More | 
| Queen's College Choir Oxford, Owen Rees (conductor), Olivia Hugh-Jones (soprano), Alexandra Moss (soprano)» More | 
| St John's College Choir Cambridge, Christopher Gray (conductor), Arthur Cobb (treble) December 2025 Release» More | 
from notes by Robert Quinney © 2008
extrait des notes rédigées par Paul Spicer © 2010
Français: Hypérion
aus dem Begleittext von Paul Spicer © 2010
Deutsch: Henning Weber
|  O holy night | 
|  A Ceremony of Carols ‘An undoubted jewel in Britain’s choral scene’ (BBC Music Magazine), the Choir of The Queen’s College Oxford presents Britten's seminal ‘Ceremony of Carols’ as the centrepiece of a glorious collection of Christmas music spanning over 900 years.» More | 
|  A Christmas Caroll from Westminster Abbey A delightful and unusual selection of music for Christmas from the Choir of Westminster Abbey. It encompasses all the diverse themes of Christmas which have inspired composers across the ages: light shining in darkness; the tenderness of mother an ...» More | 
|  Adeste fideles Huw Williams leads the choir of Her Majesty’s Chapel Royal in a festive recording of Christmas carols old and new from St James’s Palace, London.» More | 
|  Incarnation Paul McCreesh leads the Gabrieli Consort (joined by the trebles of Copenhagen Royal Chapel Choir) in an inspiring sequence of Christmas music ancient and modern.» More | 
 
	