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Track List

1 O Come All Ye Faithful 03:05
    by Traditional
2 It Came Upon the Midnight Clear 05:09
    by Richard S. Willis
3 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 03:38
    by Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy
4 Good King Wenceslas 02:09
    by John Mason Neale
5 O Come, O Come Emmanuel 05:13
    by Traditional
6 Angels, from the Realms of Glory 02:22
    by Henry Thomas Smart
7 The Boar's Head Carol 03:00
    by Traditional
8 Away in a Manger 02:45
    by Anonymous
9 Joy to the World 01:44
    by Isaac Watts
10 The Coventry Carol 03:06
    by Robert Croo
11 The Gloucestershire Wassail 04:05
    by Traditional
12 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 04:41
    by Traditional
13 The Holly and the Ivy 04:28
    by Traditional
14 O Little Town of Bethlehem 04:14
    by Lewis H. Redner & Phillips Brooks

Total Time: 49:39



About Favorite Christmas Carols

These recognizable and comforting Christmas carols shed a fresh light to the favorite holiday with tender renditions and arrangements for voice - sometimes choir - piano, bass and various strings.

Gems such as O Come All Ye Faithful, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, Good King Wenceslas and Joy to the World are interpreted by the silky voice of Johanna Grüssner, to bouncy and harmonically spicy arrangements by Mika Pohjola who also plays piano on this album.

Johanna Grüssner and Mika Pohjola, both of Finnish origin, have worked tightly together since 1993. They have previously released many jointly-produced albums in the Scandinavian folk and children's music domains, among them the fairy-tale albums Moomin Voices and Peter in the Blueberry Land.

Credits

Johanna Grüssner - voice
Mika Pohjola - piano, arranger & producer

Favorite Christmas Carols

Released 2017

by Johanna Grüssner
with Mika Pohjola

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