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All Through the Night All Through the Night (Ar Hyd Y Nos)
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"All Through the Night" (Ar Hyd Y Nos): to some it's a lullaby, to others it's a hymn and yet to others still, it's a Christmas carol. Originally a Welsh harp tune (pre 1700), this melody has evolved through... view details
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At the Mid Hour of Night At the Mid Hour of Night ((turn: Molly, my dear))
Traditional Irish tune /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"At the Mid Hour of Night" comes from The Irish Melodies, National Airs, Sacred Songs, Etc., of Thomas Moore, published between 1807 and 1834. Moore, himself a singer and accomplished musician, is now best... view details
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Bound for the Rio Grande (Sea Shanty) Bound for the Rio Grande (Sea Shanty) ((Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil))
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

Bound for the Rio Grande was one of the favorite sea shanties among outward bound British and American ships during the 19th century. And the Rio Grande referred to in this song is that one in the southernmost... view details
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By the Light of the Silvery Moon (1909) By the Light of the Silvery Moon (1909)
Edwards, Gus /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

By the Light of the Silvery Moon is a popular love song written by vaudevillian songwriters Gus Edwards and Ed Madden, first published in 1909 at the height of the Tin Pan Alley era. It has the particular... view details
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Deck the Hall Deck the Hall ((With Boughs of Holly) - Nos Galan)
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"Deck the Hall", the popular, traditional secular Christmas carol, has a Welsh melody dating back to the 16th century, and English lyrics by the Scottish musician Thomas Oliphant, first published in 1862. The... view details
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Eternal Father, Strong to Save Eternal Father, Strong to Save (The Navy Hymn)
Dykes, John Bacchus /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"Eternal Father, Strong to Save", (The Navy Hymn) penned by Anglican Churchman and poet William Whiting in 1860, was inspired by Psalm 107, which describes the power and dangers of the sea. The tune, Melita,... view details
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Gloucestershire Wassail Gloucestershire Wassail
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"Gloucestershire Wassail", is an old song, sung around the Feast of Yule, by parties who go about dressed with boughs and ribons, carrying a bowl, which they expect to be filled with beer or cider, and a toast... view details
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Home@ Sweet Home! Home@ Sweet Home! (from Clari, or The Maid of Milan (1823))
Bishop, Henry R. /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

Home! Sweet Home! is one of the most famous songs that has survived from an opera that has fallen into obscurity, Clari, or The Maid of Milan' (1823). It is that notoriety and sense of sentimental nostalgia... view details
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How Sweet Is The Torment How Sweet Is The Torment ("Si dolce e'l tormento" - Monteverdi (1624))
Monteverdi, Claudio /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

How Sweet Is the Torment, is a 2022 setting of Monteverdi's Baroque aria Si dolce e'l tormento which was published in 1624. Its strophic composition made it immediately catchy' and its original lyrics by... view details
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Il best ne le divan enfant Il best ne le divan enfant ((He is born, The Divine Child))
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

The melody of the traditional popular French Christmas carol, Il est ne le divin enfant (He is born, The Divine Child), is based upon the hunting call La tete bizarde of the 1500's. French lyrics were added... view details
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Lowlands Away Lowlands Away ((a Sea Shanty))
traditional Anglo-Scottish tune /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"Lowlands Away" is a traditional Anglo-Scottish tune that exists in multiple versions, as both a ballad and a shanty. In this its ballad form the narrator mourns the death of the woman left behind by her beau.... view details
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Molly Malone Molly Malone
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

The popular song of sweet "Molly Malone" (the unofficial anthem of Dublin, Ireland) is among the top 10 tunes on many a St. Patrick's Day playlists. Also known as Cockles and Mussels, this ballad tells the... view details
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She Moved Through the Fair She Moved Through the Fair ("Keayrt Dooyrt My Ghraih Veem Rhym")
Traditional Irish folk song /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"She Moved Through the Fair" (also known as Keayrt Dooyrt My Ghraih Veem Rhym') is a traditional Irish folk song in which the narrator (tenor) sees his lover (soprano) move away from him through the fair,... view details
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Slowly Fall the Snowflakes Slowly Fall the Snowflakes
Borrow, William Henry /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

Slowly Fall the Snowflakes" is an English 19th century hymn-tune Christmas carol, music written by Rev. William Henry Borrow with lyrics by Rev. Frederick George Lee. It was originally published in their... view details
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St. Louis Blues St. Louis Blues
Handy, William Christopher /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

William Christopher [W.C.] Handy, (who often referred to himself as the Father of the Blues'), first published "St. Louis Blues," (The jazzman's Hamlet), his most famous composition, in 1914. It became one of... view details
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Suo-Gan Suo-Gan (Sleep my dear one - a Welsh lullaby)
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

This popular Welsh tune, Suo-Gan (Sleep my dear one a Welsh Lullaby), first appeared in print c.1800, and later appeared with text by the folk scholar Robert Bryan. It is the beauty his text that allows for... view details
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The Hearse Song The Hearse Song (The Worms Crawl In, The Worms Crawl Out)
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

This delightful, seasonal Halloween ditty, The Hearse Song or The Worm Song or The Worms Crawl In, The Worms Crawl Out - in its many lyrical renditions - evolved from an English children's nursery rhyme dating... view details
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The Parting Glass The Parting Glass
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"The Parting Glass" is a traditional 17th century Scottish melody often sung at the end of a gathering of friends. Its local popularity as a farewell song' is found in both Scotland and Ireland, sung for, and... view details
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The first Nowell The first Nowell (The First Noel)
traditional 15th century carol /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"The first Nowell" (The First Noel), in its many evolutions over 400 years, remains beloved not necessarily for its tune' as much as the story it has to tell angels' announcing to the shepherds "Nowell, Born... view details
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Under the Feeble Stable Light Under the Feeble Stable Light
Keller, Reverend Arnold Frederick /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"Under the Feeble Stable Light" (c.1958) by the Rev. Arnold Frederick Keller is a beautiful manger carol written in the traditional style of a Lutheran chorale. This Christmas hymn has been arranged for an... view details
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We Gather Together We Gather Together (A Thanksgiving Anthem)
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"We Gather Together A Thanksgiving Anthem" is set to a new, more modern text that sidesteps the likes of the Dutch and Spanish war, etc. and speaks to the grass-roots American traditions of the holiday. It... view details
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What Child Is This? What Child Is This? ((Tune: Greensleeves))
undefined /arr. Scott S. Stewart - Scott Stewart

"What Child Is This?" is a Christmas carol' with lyrics written by William Chatterton Dix in 1865, set to the tune of the traditional English folk song Greensleeves'. The lyrics are taken from his poem The... view details
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