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Kings College: Ding Dong Merrily On High!

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Uploaded by on Dec 3, 2008

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A superior recording of the Choir's Class of 1983. Listen to the tight blend... the Choir sounds great, and the Room is superb! I have yet to hear a better blend in a boyschoir than what came out of the 1983 Class of King's College Choir!

Thank You for listening!

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  • i love this song! were singing it in choir at our school and tomorrow is our concert so hopefully the audience likes it (:

  • it's an upbeat song. who wouldn't like it?

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  • I LOVE Christmas carols and this is one of my favourites!!! Love the echo!!! very

    moving!! makes me teary!!! Thankyou!!!

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  • As i listen to this purity and musicality ... on the 23rd of january I may add ... thery are pitch perfect , absolutely perfect . In fact my Spider sense is tingling... I have played it 4 times to be sure. Decades before the Vocoder.. Thank you thank you for posting this. It gives me a glow internal. And yes....they were clearly the best of their age.

  • @sundayliein4 Thanks, I'm aware of that. But the choir is British.

  • @GlassedXKE This is a French Tune.

  • Can I find the score of this version?

  • All things of beauty come from England ;)

  • Happy Christmas. 25th December, 2011. :)

  • A lovely reflection of the joy of the incarnation of Jesus Christ, son of God. I just found this wonderful album in a thrift shop.

  • Yesterday I visited a concert at a church, and a girls choir sung this. It was very heartwarming.

  • Well sung. This tune is a dance tune in Arbeau's L 16th c. 'Orchesography,' called "Branle l'Officiel." I have set it to a choir singing the hymn for a Christmas pageant a couple of times, with the dancers in early garb, it worked well. (However, I'm NOT implying it was used that way historically: the hymn text was written in 1924). I had thought to link a clip of the dance, but no YT examples show Arbeau's original correctly reconstructed: they're all re-choreographed and I don't have a video.

  • I've had this song stuck in my head all day. -___- But thanks for uploading, it's a nice song.

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