Ring the Bells of Christmas
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Ring the Bells of Christmas | ||
Studio album by Bells of the Lakes | ||
Released | 2002 | |
Recorded | October 5, 2002 | |
Genre | Handbells | |
Length | 45:38 | |
Label | — | |
Producer(s) | — | |
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Bells of the Lakes chronology | ||
Bells of the Lakes | Ring the Bells of Christmas | Bells of the Lakes Celebrates 10 Years
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Ring the Bells of Christmas was the second album released by Bells of the Lakes in 2002. It was recorded at United Methodist Church in Minneapolis, MN and, as the name implies, it is made up of Christmas songs (both traditional and contemporary). It was produced by Bells of the Lakes and directed by W. H. Mathis.
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- "A Ringing Christmas" Ukrainian and French carols, arr. D. Linda McKechnie
- "Good Christian Friends, Rejoice" J. S. Bach, arr. Fred Gramann
- "Joseph Dearest" German carol, arr. Donald E. Allured
- "Up on the Housetop" Traditional, arr. Mary Kay Parrish
- "It Came upon a Midnight Clear" Richard S. Willis, arr. John Bartsch
- "Jingle Bells" J. Pierpont, arr. W. H. Mathis
- "Greensleeves" English carol, arr. Cathy Moklebust
- "Lo How a Rose" German carol, arr. W. H. Mathis
- "Troika" Sergei Prokofiev, arr. Kevin McChesney
- "Stille Nacht" Franz Gruber, arr. Betty B. Garee
- "Frosty the Snowman" Nelson and Rollins, arr. Douglas E. Wagner
- "Sleigh Ride" Leroy Anderson, arr. Robert Ivey
- "God With Us for All Time" Betty B. Garee
- "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" English carol, arr. Sharon Cheek
- "O Tannenbaum" German carol, arr. John Bartsch