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Track List
01) Bell Fantasy/ Hark the Herald Angels Sing
02) At Christmas Time
03) Winterskol
04) The First Christmas Morning
05) This Endris Night
06) Feast of Fools
07) I Saw Three Ships
08) Snowfall
09) In the Bleak Midwinter
10) Yule Dance
11) What Child Is This?
12) O, Tannenbaum
13) We Three Kings
14) Christ, The King
01) Bell Fantasy/ Hark the Herald Angels Sing
02) At Christmas Time
03) Winterskol
04) The First Christmas Morning
05) This Endris Night
06) Feast of Fools
07) I Saw Three Ships
08) Snowfall
09) In the Bleak Midwinter
10) Yule Dance
11) What Child Is This?
12) O, Tannenbaum
13) We Three Kings
14) Christ, The King
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First Released
1999
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It doesn't get much more traditional than this. Former middle-of-the-road folksinger Dan Fogelberg sang, arranged, and produced First Christmas Morning, a collection of Christmas songs inspired by medieval, Baroque, and Renaissance melodies. He tosses in a handful of traditional songs -- "I Saw Three Ships," "What Child Is This?" -- and accompanies them with strings, harp, and the Santa Fe Desert Chorale, among other period-appropriate sounds. Though it is unlikely that any of Fogelberg's original compositions -- the joyous "At Christmas Time" and the somber "The First Christmas Morning" -- will make it into the popular canon of seasonal choices, his arrangements of the classics "O Tannenbaum" and "We Three Kings," though a little over the top, are quite good.
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It doesn't get much more traditional than this. Former middle-of-the-road folksinger Dan Fogelberg sang, arranged, and produced First Christmas Morning, a collection of Christmas songs inspired by medieval, Baroque, and Renaissance melodies. He tosses in a handful of traditional songs -- "I Saw Three Ships," "What Child Is This?" -- and accompanies them with strings, harp, and the Santa Fe Desert Chorale, among other period-appropriate sounds. Though it is unlikely that any of Fogelberg's original compositions -- the joyous "At Christmas Time" and the somber "The First Christmas Morning" -- will make it into the popular canon of seasonal choices, his arrangements of the classics "O Tannenbaum" and "We Three Kings," though a little over the top, are quite good.
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