Rita Ford's Music Boxes - A Christmas Tree
LP released in 1985
I'm not sure if I really wanted to post Christmas music. I really don't care for it even at this time of year. Then I dug this LP out and since there's only music boxes on it, I might as well put this up. Some of the only Xmas music I would not mind listening to (even enjoy it) is played by these beautiful-sounding antique devices. Teo Macero is listed as executive producer on this LP, so that might count for something I suppose.
Six different kinds of music boxes are used: the Regina, Symphonium, Stella, Regina with Bells, Polyphon, and the Mira. I hope that all of you are enjoying the holidays so far.
Tracklisting:
Side 1
1. Medley of: I Know My Redeemer Liveth/Silent Night, Holy Night/Ave Maria/Jingle Bells/O Tannenbaum/Good King Wenceslas/Adeste Fideles/Cloister Bells/On the Christmas Tree the Lights are Burning/Song of the Virgin Mary/Christians Awake {14:07}
2. Medley of: Auld Lang Syne/Monastery Bells/Nazareth, the First Noel/Consolation/O Holy Night/Chimes of Normandy/Star of the Sea/Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer/See the Conquering Hero/Stabat Mater/Silent Night with Bells {15:10}
Side 2
1. Medley of: Moonlight Serenade with Bells/Angels Serenade with Bells/Parade of the Wooden Soldiers/Monastery Bells {13:09}
2. Medley of: Ave Maria/untitled European folk melody/Monastery Bells/Some Sweet Day/Coronation Hymn {13:56}
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Thank you very much, they're always nice, your uploads of music boxes. And of course I got to know Rita Ford here
ReplyDeletethanks g.c.! glad you're back and rolling out the music boxes!
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Ah, Christmas music!
ReplyDeleteAny way you can re up the music boxes whose links have lapsed?
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Yes, I am also hoping you can re-post this. I am planning for next Christmas!
ReplyDeletere-up please...I love all your music box lps.
ReplyDeleteI intentionally waited until near Christmas to repost this. It's a few days until Christmas and it is now reposted.
ReplyDeleteIf the link dies, I'm waiting until close to Christmas next year too to repost it.
And a Happy New Year!
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