Margaret Rizza:
O Sapientia
As Joseph was a-walking
Eric Whitacre:
Lux aurumque
Bernard Rose:
Our Blessed Lady’s Lullaby
Oliver Tarney:
The Wise Men and the Star
James McCarthy:
Peaceful was the Night
Traditional:
Away in a manger
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
Deck the hall with boughs of holly
Gareth Treseder:
Tomorrow shall be my dancing day
Cecilia McDowall:
Brightest Star
Alec Roth:
Lullaby Carol
Reena Esmail:
A Winter Breviary
A Winter Breviary
A Winter Breviary
Peter Cornelius:
The Three Kings
Jeremy Dibble:
Dormi, Jesu! (A Lullaby)
Kim Porter:
Benediction
Peter Hayward:
The Christ-Child’s Lullaby
John Ireland:
New Prince, New Pomp
Gustav Holst:
In the bleak midwinter
Mykola Leontovich:
BONUS:
Carol of the Bells

Christmas simply wouldn’t be Christmas without the iconic voices of The Sixteen providing a soundtrack to the season. Celebrated for collections that provide an alternative to the customary festive offerings, this new album from the worldrenown choir is no exception. No other festival in the Christian year has inspired so many composers and such a variety of musical styles as Christmas. The Wise Men and the Star features a veritable cornucopia of yuletide music from the premieres of three new works to traditional carols including Away in a manger and In the bleak midwinter, and modern classics such as Eric Whitacre’s Lux aurumque and Mykola Leontovich’s Carol of the bells. This new album promises something for everyone.