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On Wed, 06 Dec 2000 09:27:05 -0600, Brent Hugh
<bhugh@griffon.mwsc.edu> wrote:

>Hi all!
>
>"Scrooge-approved Victorian Christmas Favorites" is a new station on 
>MP3.com featuring favorite Christmas carols as found in Victorian-era 
>songbooks.  These tracks are for those of you who like to hear just the 
>tune, with no fancy stuff.
>
>Tracks are in CD quality, and, of course, you can listen or download for free.
>
>There is a mix of familiar and unfamiliar carols.  Those Victorians really 
>knew how to pick a tune (they SANG their carols, after all--they didn't 
>just listen to them playing on the radio . . . ), and if you're not careful 
>you might just find yourself humming some neat new Christmas carols around 
>the house . . .
>
>    http://mp3.com/stations/scrooge
>
>
>Bring A Torch, Jeannette Isabella
>Sing We Merry Christmas
>A Virgin Most Blessed
>Jolly Old St. Nicholas
>Jingle Bells
>Silent Night
>It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
>A Thousand Years
>Hark, The Herald Angels Sing
>
>  . . . and many others
>
>
>--Brent
>
>
>+++++++++++++++++ Brent Hugh / bhugh@mwsc.edu +++++++++++++++++
>+  Missouri Western St College Dept of Music, St. Joseph, MO  +
>+            Piano Home Page : http://www.mwsc.edu/~bhugh     +
>+   Free MP3 Christmas Music : http://mp3.com/piano           +
>+++++++ Classical Piano MP3s : http://mp3.com/brent_d_hugh ++++
>
>
>


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