#17 O Come, all ye faithful arr. David Willcocks King's College Cambridge 2009

[@AlwaysPrisms]

my boyfriend gave me a christmas card many years ago this song was on it i still have the christmas card and i still play it after all this time i still cry when ever i play it cant help it i love the song and i always will my boyfriend passed away in 1996 i still miss him a lot and always will thank god i had a lot of happy years with him he had MS

[@TaroAndreas]

+AlwaysPrisms Prayers friend. :)

[@szymongorczynski7621]

Prayers for you :)

[@eugenerob8492]

God bless you .

[@jamestidwell4989]

Merry Christmas to you and your boyfriend.

[@barrycracknell8543]

So sorry - carry the memories high. Merry Christmas.

[@samalexa]

Something about Christmas carols being sung by amazing choirs in atmospheric Gothic cathedrals that just gets to you.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

SamAlexa I fervently agree! Sir David's arrangements and the King's College Choir made an Anglophile out of me in 1994. BTW today is his birthday. I sent a balloon to heaven for him.

[@benhilton1467]

The Anglicans just do it better than anyone.

[@Fendervana]

A once Catholic church..

[@robholloway6829]

@@Fendervana and, thankfully, converted to the Anglican communion.

[@redcatofdeath]

@@robholloway6829 The Church of England is heading quickly toward oblivion... What will it be next? A mosque, perhaps? That will be a real show of diversity.

[@junipertan]

So calming and nice, just closing my eyes while listening to this makes me feel like I'm resting well!

[@jenapotts641]

The acoustics.. The voices. The training and direction the beauty of Jesus's birth sung from the heart.. Praise be to the Lord Jesus.. Amazing.

[@davidpoulton2860]

Stephen Cleobury RIP wonderful Choir and Master 1982-2019. SC 1948-2019. Wonderful he will be missed by those who knew him in Kings and the City of Cambridge.

[@kathakolimukherjee8485]

Who is that

[@mattnbin]

@@kathakolimukherjee8485 Cleobury was the choir Master of Kings for many years - where this was recorded

[@thaddeusganster1295]

RIP Stephen Cleobury great conductor for the boy and men choir

[@JB-cp3bh]

And by those who knew him outside Cambridge as well. I was honored with shaking hands with Dr. Cleobury and Dr. Jessop during the former’s endearing, unforgettable visit to Logan, UT. The friendship between the two Maestros made this happen, and I was blessed to be there ❤

[@snaketalejohnny]

@3:37... that's the stuff right there. thank you sir david.

[@hannahraven-wright473]

Just stunning, for almost 30 years I have never got to the end of this arrangement without shedding a tear or being covered in goose pimples. The harmony in the penultimate verse is beyond perfect and fills me with emotion every single time. Nothing touches the soul like beautiful music.

[@pfss120475]

Hannah Raven it takes me back to school too where I first sang it as a boy treble. Even today as a Director of Music at Church, I have a terrible job not singing the descant and makes me cry as well.

[@Toral3533]

Alas. It's been so long since I was a soprano but I so much want to sing the descant.

[@pfss120475]

Alan Stewart When I can I still give it a damn good go :) lol

[@sergery101]

Love the Flat 9 at "Word of the Father..." This may be the best moment in choral music anywhere.

[@claireforestgreenorgangeek7144]

Alan Stewart sing it in falsetto. One of my choir director friends sings falsetto beautifully.

[@recott05]

That “Word of the Father” organ arrangement gets me every time. Just goosebumps!

[@70AD-user45]

The Word of the Father Now in flesh appearing

[@derekhorne8076]

It makes me cry!

[@bunnybird9342]

@@70AD-user45 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. John 1:1

[@kayleighjohnstone777]

I’m here for the chord

[@benthejrporter]

One of my favourite Christmas carols.

[@noonthumbs2644]

That descant is just sublime. Goosebumps! Takes me back to my old school choir where I sang the descant and still remember it now!

[@sharonmchugh7957]

Merry Christmas Mom and Dad. I love and miss you both so much. Rest with the Angels. Until I see you both again. Love, The Brat

[@SpLcSherilyn]

God bless you...

[@sharonmchugh7957]

@@SpLcSherilyn and May he bless you as well! Merry Christmas!

[@michellerose8383]

Angelic voices.. I don't understand how someone could dislike this..

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Michelle Rose I don't either.

[@ossiroswarlock]

@@getorganizednotpianoized239 They could not sing the descants.

[@mamabanniesworld4928]

Failed choir singers maybe?

[@brian13105]

Growing up in a Canadian Low Anglican church the one thing I loved about Sunday Services were the hymns and the organ and singing but I didn't realize how special it was till I grew up and married a Catholic . What a difference . I sure was much luckier than I realized at the time .

[@KozenaFan]

17 Sept 2015. Requiescat in pace, Sir David. Christmas wouldn't be Christmas without this arrangement.

[@tinkaluisa8540]

+KozenaFan So many of us feel the same way about it!

[@KozenaFan]

+Tinkaluisa Indeed!

[@KozenaFan]

+bornforbanning I am chartreuse with envy! Have a great time!

[@claireforestgreenorgangeek7144]

bornforbanning I can't fly because my ears pop badly. Otherwise I would have been to Cambridge in 2015 for the Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols in memory of Sir David. It was his arrangements that made me an Anglophile. I have been an Anglophile since 1994, and a pipe dreamer (enthusiastic amateur organist) since 1994.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Absolutely! BTW today is his birthday! I sent a balloon to heaven for him.

[@fernandoiglesias5917]

Soy uruguayo, sudamericano. No domino el idioma inglés. Soy cristiano católico. Y debo decirles que en ninguna liturgia católica he visto ni oído una asamblea que cantara como en esta Misa en la Abadía de Westminster. Es maravilloso cómo el coro de los niños completa el canto de la feligresía con una melodía armónica con la melodía principal. Es bellísimo todo, y con un video muy artístico. Fraternales saludos desde Uruguay.

[@analaura748]

Afortunadamente en mi comunidad (también soy cristiana católica) se han rescatado demasiadas piezas y Adeste Fideles es una de ellas. De hecho soy parte del coro y me enorgullece ofrecer mi canto en este tipo de liturgias.

[@tanyasilva3870]

Wonderful singing the praises of Jesus Christ in this Christmas season - the reason for Christmas !

[@popatyourecords]

Amen

[@class87srule]

The Willcocks' descants to "Hark the Herald" and "O Come All Ye Faithful!" Perfect!

[@cmayfordian4451]

Absolutely!

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Ian McKinnon *all* the Willcocks arrangements are *perfect,* and so is RVW's hymn tune FOREST GREEN.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Sir David's arrangements made an Anglophile out of me. I have been an Anglophile since 1994.

[@aemiliacoffin9004]

Those are my favorites

[@joe-vl3nd]

Very nice.. can't beat good material 🇬🇧

[@mikee758]

Far too good to keep only for Christmas. 🎧 😇 ✨

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Mikee758 I agree! All of Sir David's arrangements are too good for just the Christmas season. And BTW I feel that way about O Little Town of Bethlehem (tune FOREST GREEN) as well.

[@starshimmerministries]

So true! Be blessed brother in Christ, Shalom💛

[@whitemagiktiger]

🙌

[@susankehinde7078]

FANTASTIC! Warming up for Christmas.

[@susankehinde7078]

Wonderful ❣️!

[@davidpoulton2860]

My parents sadly gone now listen to this for decades every Christmas from when they were small in 1920s until they passed away Dad 2009 and Mum 2018 it is a family tradition to listen and later watch the Carols from Kings i shall again on the 24th Dec love the service the carols and the readings.

[@barrycracknell8543]

A lovely story about your parents David. I lost my dear dad & mum in 2013 and in 2017 respectively. Christmas is such a bitter sweet time but we carry those lovely memories, like the ones you have written about, with us and hopefully leave behind the same for our children, family and friends - like your mum and dad did with you. Merry Christmas.

[@marytrainer9373]

Sacred is your sound and Presence. Timeless the faith that moves in your hearts and ours who pray with you. Thank you

[@myrnadeperiolafauci7873]

I cannot analyze his composition musically, but it sure touches my heart. I adore HIM all through the year, My Lord and my GOD.

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

Myrna De Perio LaFauci amen, alleluia! The joy of Christmas and the triumph of this music should be with us all year and all our lives.

[@user-kr4ow1go8m]

You don’t have to! Singing involves risk! Just listen and sing your best! God bless!

[@donaldedward4951]

God is in my life and whether he is in yours is something for you to decide but for sure much beautiful music was inspired by the love of God and the lessons that Jesus taught us. I love the descant to this hymn I used to sing it.

[@TheChorister51]

I'm learning the descant at the moment.

[@donaldedward4951]

As a choir boy this was my favourite descant I was extremely sorry when one day I found the high notes too difficult.

[@MVR326]

Very poignant and beautiful comment Edward.. God is certainly in my life, and one can only think that these beautiful hymns have been inspired by divinity and true faith.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

@@donaldedward4951 here's an idea. Sing it in falsetto. My favorite choir director can sing falsetto. BTW I am female, but sometimes I get hoarse because of reflux and I drink extra water when I am going to sing a descant.

[@purpleplump6650]

This was my late mum's favourite Christmas carol ❤🎄❤

[@Tega8874]

I could listen to this all year. One of my favourite Christmas songs

[@eddylaga]

I really likes this choir, very wonderful voices. They are singing a song for our Lord Jesus Christ. God bless all of you. Merry Christmas. From Eddy Anak Laga Anglican Church Diocese of West Malaysia. Malaysia.

[@wheelerreed3796]

bless descants! Fantastic piece. It isn't Christmas without this piece.

[@falcons1988]

+Burke Reed It is wonderful. I play the descant on D Trumpet every year at Midnight Mass. Choir and congregation in full voice, Organ with all the stops out and the Trumpet sounding the descants... gets me every time.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

You both are so right! 👍Sir David's arrangements are the best!

[@karenbarkerferren8648]

Thanks for sharing. Nothing better than the sound of the big organ in a great cathedral and a well trained choir.

[@davidolien2828]

WORD. The chord is so magnificent it previews heaven.

[@sylviaross5486]

Gorgeous!!! Just beautiful!!! I've always loved the descant in this Christmas hymn. It brings me to tears. King's College Choir is the best.

[@vibobson6653]

Blessed who believe in our Savior who died on the cross for our sins, pray for peace and happiness in our torn world. #jesussaves

[@Kingweyland]

the tune has been stuck in my head for almost a year now

[@nealdillon7812]

This is got to be one of human beings highest accomplishments!

[@light9805]

simply a beautiful piece of music that hits you in the heart and sole and makes you feel good all over and makes life worth living each and every single day...

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

All of Sir David's arrangements make me feel that way, hit me in the heart and soul and give me a reason for living. That's why I'm an Anglophile (even though I am American and have no English relatives.) The hymn tune FOREST GREEN makes me feel that way too. And organ music does too. BTW my favorite female organist was named Fran. (Fran McDaniel 10/13/42 to 11/28/94.) I miss her so much.

[@Zeldapete]

Love the conductor, he's hopping about on the pedestal even before the singing has started!

[@jensmom604]

Perhaps he needs a restroom break.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

@@jensmom604 Noooo, he's excited!

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Jennifer Webber I enjoy watching him as much as I enjoy listening to the music.

[@sawarkar100]

Mesmerizing Musical takes you Higher and above

[@sharonsherwood-g9h]

Last Carol at midnight mass heralding Christmas, first on Christmas day, very emotional, love the descant

[@martinputt7860]

Can't believe I'm listening to christmas songs in August guess I'm already geared up for christmas.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Martin Putt Ever since I first heard the King's College Choir on the radio (in 1994), I am always geared up for Christmas, regardless of the time of year. And they made an Anglophile out of me. The King's College Choir and Sir David's arrangements are the best!👍👍

[@davidredford5990]

O come all ye faithful, Joyful and triumphant, O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem; Come and behold Him Born the King of angels; O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ, the Lord. Sing, choirs of angels, Sing in exultation, Sing, all ye citizens Of heaven above; Glory to God, Glory in the highest; O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ, the Lord. Yea, Lord, we greet Thee, Born this happy morning, Jesus, to Thee be All glory given; Son of the Father, Now in flesh appearing; O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ, the Lord.

[@AlatShanti2002]

Feeling the Peace of Christmas .. Merry Christmas everyone ..

[@ExPatRatt]

This is my favourite Christmas carol recording! The sound is so rich and perfect! I play it every year!

[@ARM-ow8en]

Thank's God, praise to the your holy name... I want to the said. thank you very much.... God blesses your choir singing..... ;)

[@johnmercury2272]

I used to love singing descants in my choir.

[@dianejohnson932]

Merry Christmas everyone I’m loving listening to the carols

[@johnuhr-henry9508]

ANOTHER GREAT CAROL SUNG MAGNIFICANTLY BY THE KING`S COLLEGE CHOIR

[@rhinoramatlotlo7017]

Love this song with all my heart

[@forestmusic644]

Music. All day today. Of course I'm singing Alto, soprano, tenor and bass...my old lady voice can now hit the low bass....and i try to hit the high soprano notes....but nothing comes out for that highest note...Sure do miss my mom n dad n brothers n sisters n grandparents...who gave us the gift of music. I think music is the highest expression of God! 12-08-2019

[@kidudette]

All Hail! Lord, we greet Thee, Born this happy morning, O Jesus! for evermore be Thy name adored. Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing; O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord.

[@inesdeerausquin5658]

Jinfay s this verse actually begins "Yea, Lord, we greet Thee" - but everything else is right. thanks for posting! :)

[@pookerville]

And this is the most thrilling part of the 9 Lessons and Carols service, because it sums up all that this service preaches.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Richard Clifford it surely is thrilling! BTW we sang it in the local Episcopal parish on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. When we sang it, I pretended we all were visiting King's College Chapel.

[@johnedking22]

And the word became flesh.....praise God!

[@manejap5]

ill always will worship jesus christ no matter where im at- patrick gold coast australia

[@RockenMusicLuver]

Oh Come All Ye Faithful, 2me is the Very Heart of the Very EVE OF CHRISTMAS, I grew up with this FAVORITE CHRISTMAS EVE' Hymn. I'm an OLD TYMER but this is MY FAVORITE OF ALL EVE OF CHRISTMAS HYMNS.

[@hudsonbailey674]

Adeste Fideles rips into my soul every Christmas. If I'm "faithful" I'm lead. I'm lifted.

[@苺野]

素敵な歌声ですね。

[@rhinoramatlotlo7017]

Praise him (God) ❤

[@curlyjim2550]

Brilliant, inspiring and uplifting. The true inspirational sound of Christmas. Willcox's superb arrangement captivates it perfectly. Peace and goodwill to all

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

curlyjim2550 my sentiments exactly! Sir David's arrangements are the best and made an Anglophile out of me in 1994. I looove them.

[@blessedvirginmaryisqueen8448]

Hard to Imagine even the Angels of Bethlehem singing more beautifully (I know the Angels did, but hard to imagine what that would even sound like, all these hymns, including this, are so good!)

[@WilliamThomas305]

Thank you Maestro Willcocks for this fantastic arrangement, and thank you Kings College for the finest rendition! +Peace

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@meganmcgowan5798]

This is one of those times when I LOVE being a soprano!

[@Accolyte101]

I am Brit a long way from home in South America, this makes my heart soar....

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

I am an American Anglophile. Thanks to the late Sir David Willcocks, whose birthday is today. I sent a balloon to heaven for him. His arrangements and descants make my heart soar, too.

[@ThinkingFox]

@1ExtraChrispy1 The younger members of the choir are educated in King's College School and receive scholarships from King's College. The younger boys are there to sing the soprano and alto parts of the songs as girls are not recruited into the choir (by tradition). King's College is one of the 31 colleges that forms the University of Cambridge.

Istenem; e falak között állhattam több éve, vagy 2 órán át, s hallgathattam e kórust. "Testben-e, vagy testen kívül, -nem tudom," mert szédületes élmény volt. Most ezt újra átélhettem...

[@ferdinandwolf119]

So stell ich mir wahre Weihnachten vor,eindringlich und. Gut gesetzte Noten,Danke!

[@ndpatd]

I love listening to these so much, I'm considering getting my future son to be a choir boy- even though I don't currently attend church... oops

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

I love listening to the King's College Choir so much I wish I was of English heritage. Sir David's arrangements made an Anglophile out of me in 1994 when I first heard the King's College Choir on the radio.

[@adamwithey4746]

Oh, come, all ye faithful, Joyful and triumphant! Oh, come ye, oh, come ye to Bethlehem; Come and behold him Born the king of angels: Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord. Highest, most holy, Light of light eternal, Born of a virgin, A mortal he comes; Son of the Father Now in flesh appearing! Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord. God of gods, light of light Lo, He abhors not the Virgin's womb Very God, Begotten not created Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord. See how the shepherds, Summoned to His cradle, Leaving their flocks, draw nigh to gaze We too will thither Bend our hearts' oblations Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord. Sing, choirs of angels, Sing in exultation, Sing, all ye citizens of heaven above! Glory to God In the highest: Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord. Yea, Lord, we greet thee, Born this happy morning; Jesus, to thee be glory given! Word of the Father, Now in flesh appearing! Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Oh, come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord. I wish #MeavNiMhaolchatha, #ChloeAgnew, #LisaKelly, #OrlaFallon, #MaireadNesbitt, #HayleyWestenra, #SarahBrightman, #KatherineJenkins, #AledJones, #EllenWilliams, #CarmenMonarcha, #MirusiaLouwerse, #CarlaMaffioletti, #AnnaMajchrzak, #RussellWatson, #AndreRieu, #SimonRattle #LondonSymphonyOrchestra, #BerlinerPhilharmoniker and the #CelticWoman team will be singing #OComeAllYeFaithful.

[@scripta9481]

I just can't imagine the choir in Heaven. When I think about it, it brings me to tears of joy. This is beautiful and timeless.

[@manthasagittarius1]

I listened to the live feed from Cambridge this morning in New York. They used this arrangement and this decant for the third verse today -- I think it is my favorite. It just struck me for the first time -- and after years of being a child chorister myself, long ago -- those sixteen little boys are holding that descant alone against the choir men, the whole congregation, and that vast organ roaring in the vaulted acoustic space. It sounds like one model of courage itself.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

It is definitely a model of courage, and BTW Sir David's arrangements and descants made an Anglophile out of me in 1994.

[@tinamariable]

Magnificent is the word that comes to mind listening to this

[@UhtredRagnarsson1949]

There is nothing so awesome as an organ hitting those bass notes. Oh! and a superb choir.

[@PDXGregor]

Tears. Every time. Wow.

[@snowdome4113]

I'm listening to it today, January 3, 2018, and enjoying it immensely.

[@Fishfingers232]

1st video with a decent amount of views I've seen on youtube in my life that doesn't have a single dislike. Well done

[@Fonaweb1]

Sublime. Everyone says "I'll try anything once". If you liked this, go to a church this Christmas - try it - just the once.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

I *tried* flying *once.* (Years ago with my family on vacation.) My poor ears pipped and popped. That's why I am not able to ever go to England (no matter how much I love it.) What a shame because it would be my "pipe dream" (I am an enthusiastic amateur organist) come true to see the King's College Choir. 👍👏They're the best choir in the world!👍👏

[@elizabethmciaglo6137]

Merry Christmas, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Phillip, Your whole family, friend, acquaintances & all of the U.K. for the beautiful choirs of Your Highness, Queen Elizabeth Ii, the Traditional Love in the birth of our Lord & Savior Jesus Christ.+++

[@iczerman]

Love what the conductor does @ 3:35!

[@josparkes1]

Beautiful as always, like being in Heaven !

[@juliewarrington9482]

So beautifully sung

[@pm6487]

Oh, that harmonization on the refrain of the last verse...nothing like it.

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

Nothing like the *descant,* either.

[@ianboard544]

My favorite things about anglican church music: the descant and interesting last verse reharmonizations. A good organist can really have fun with the latter.

[@jacquimoran6312]

@@getorganizednotpianoized239 I'm not a soprano. Can't hit the top G.

[@fjolneri7148]

Bless my soul this is beautiful

[@thebestnextbeyonce]

Wow! This is absolutely beautiful!

[@getorganizednotpianoized239]

thebestnextbeyond You are so right!

[@seunghwanhong6061]

It's totally really in around world song of best music!! Catholic music!!it's great.and very and really beautiful music.

[@MVR326]

Magnificent and breathtaking

[@theodorebiele5201]

As an American, many of our choirmasters try for a british sound and I agree it is incomparable. However, whether British or broad, the music sustains itself on its own terms. The choir and that magnificent organ, which I heard being tuned many years ago, cannot be equaled.

[@Rotebuehl1]

Interestingly this chant isn't British at all! It's Portuguese and the composer is King John IV of Portugal, a highly renowned composer in his days! MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR ;-)

[@Rotebuehl1]

Correct! In Germany this "anthem/hymn" gets a "germanic touch", in Russia a "russian one" and maybe in China it's performed with a certain "chineseness"! So...? It's still Portuguese, regardless of any "nesses" of and in each country/culture performing it! Happy Christmas

[@Rotebuehl1]

Jon Goldney Not at all! Whether exclamation marks "are necessary" or not is a personal matter only! Now look who's making remarks about how one writes? Feeling tackled? B.t.w.: the sound isn't British at all! It's mere choral arrangement technique - a very good one, one must add! What's wrong is when the song is chracterised as "traditional" (i.e. no one knows wherefrom), which is WRONG!

[@fetterkater7484]

Rotebuehl1 no it is not. It is English, most probably composed by John Francis Wade

[@Sirracco]

ds1868 Rule Britannia!

[@WelahHomo87]

Love everything about this arrangement

[@paulgrustans6887]

3:37 = "THE Chord"!!

[@mattnbin]

Yes indeed “THE chord”. But on my you tube it is at 3.40

[@carolineroyce1047]

yes.

[@waltertheus3467]

You aren't kidding. Our new hymnal, for some reason, eliminated this verse and ends on the descant verse. The unison verse with "the chord" always gives me chills and brings a tear or two to my eye. I play this on the piano almost every day during advent, and I promise I have the harmonies of the 4th verse completely ingrained. Including "the chord."

[@pris8985]

Merry Christmas. One of my fave of Christmas Choir ❤

[@huymai8201]

Oh come all ye faithful...

[@GertimAlberda]

The 'Word of the Father'-chord at 3:37 is amazing.... Can't use it in coral singing; can only prepared and solved with the organ; and it can't be used, or everyone would instantly say: 'He, isn't that Willcocks?', if the Gloria descant not already gave it away.

[@rosaleeadams1160]

beautiful.............so reflective of His birth

[@reginakawali6767]

iam in christmas mood alredy... i so cant wait for Dec 25 :D :P :-)

[@adamwithey4746]

If Katherine Jenkins was a Celtic Woman fanatic, she can sing O Come All Ye Faithful on BBC’s Songs Of Praise which broadcasts on Sunday 19th December. Do you agree?

[@jcf4733]

Simply beautiful. Glory to God, Amen Amen...Thank you Jesus. John Fields

[@claireforestgreenorgangeek7144]

Sir David Willcocks wrote the best arrangements ever. He was the king of descants and harmonization.

[@adamwithey4746]

They did hear the song from Celtic Woman A Celebration for Christmas.

[@vikkihallaway8621]

Magnificent

[@corneliacring]

C'est sublime!

[@xtrahandz]

Absolutely magnificent

[@arturocarrillo9598]

What a beautiful choir

[@hermeslord]

Sounds like gates of heaven.. nothing compares

[@kidudette]

O Come All Ye Faithful Joyful and triumphant, O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem. Come and behold Him, Born the King of Angels; O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord. O Sing, choirs of angels, Sing in exultation, Sing all that hear in heaven God's holy word. Give to our Father glory in the Highest; O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord.