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O Holy Night: A Merton ChristmasSUMMARY TRACK LISTING WATCH REVIEWS INFO The Choir of Merton College joins forces with the Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra for a recording of director Benjamin Nicholass favourite carols. Two of John Rutters most exquisite works are complemented by orchestral versions of well loved traditional fare. From the ecstatic brass fanfares that introduce O come, all ye faithful and Hark! the herald angels sing to the intimate performances of Elizabeth Postons

The title track has violin and piano circling each other almost aggressively

"Clare Wilkinson makes a fabulous sound

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Release Date: 8 November 2010

"The performers give a good account of his versatile output

"Built in 1914

ravishingly beautiful and sad

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honeyed sound of Siglo de Oro is largely due to the soft and clear sheen of their radiant sopranos

and this is revealed in the fascinating notes which are also interspersed with photographs of the instruments in question

such as in ‘Who for us men’ from the Credo (Communion Service in E)