Music with Maestro Weinstein

Conductor in Training, Violist, Tenor, and overall curious BAMF. Learn about the amazing world of music with me. Follow along.

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Britten, arr. “The Holly and the Ivy”

Choir of King’s College Cambridge

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Hark! the Herald Angels Sing Choir of St Peter’s Cathedral, Adelaide

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In the Bleak Midwinter (Holst) Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge

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The Holly and the Ivy Choir of Guildford Cathedral

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See Amid the Winter’s Snow Choir of Gloucester Cathedral

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It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Choir of Winchester Cathedral

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O Holy Night Choir of Bangor Cathedral

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A Child is Born in Bethlehem Choir of St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle

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O Come, O Come, Emmanuel Choir of the Cathedral of the Madeleine Salt Lake City, Utah

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Whilst The Country Squire might love Mike Oldfield’s rendition, this is the only version for me.

In Dulci Jubilo- King’s College

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Angels We Have Heard on High - The Piano Guys

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This is playlist of Christmas carols sung by King’s College Cambridge’s boys and men choir. It is so so beautiful, I listen to it every Christmas <3

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Gaudete- Clare College Cambridge

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Byzantine Orthodox Christmas carols

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‘The Huron Carol’ is one of the most unusual, and the most beautiful, carols around. It was written in 1642 in Huron/Wendat, an indigenous Canadian language, by Jean de Brébeuf, a French Jesuit missionary who was working to convert the Huron to Christianity. The piece is an example of syncretism - the conscious mixing of cultures, a tactic which many missionaries used around the world in order to accommodate native practices and languages into Christian worship. It is performed here in Huron, French, and English by Heather Dale.

HURON/WENDAT: Ehstehn yayau deh tsaun we yisus ahattonnia O na wateh wado:kwi nonnwa ‘ndasqua entai ehnau sherskwa trivota nonnwa 'ndi yaun rashata Iesus Ahattonnia, Ahattonnia, Iesus Ahattonnia.

Ayoki onki hm-ashe eran yayeh raunnaun yauntaun kanntatya hm-deh 'ndyaun sehnsatoa ronnyaun Waria hnawakweh tond Yosehf sataunn haronnyaun Iesus Ahattonnia, Ahattonnia, Iesus Ahattonnia….

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Jesus Christ the Apple Tree Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge

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