About the Program

The 5th Year Anniversary release of this program is full of familiar repertoire, including Franz Biebl's "Ave Maria" and "Oh Jerusalem in the Morning" by Music Director Emeritus Joseph H. Jennings. It also contains some music new to Chanticleer, including rarely performed works by Komitas Vardapet and George Walker, and a new arrangement of "Count your blessings" from the classic Bing Crosby film, White Christmas. With this digital offering, we hope to bring a little warmth and a little light to your holiday celebrations.

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A Chanticleer Christmas: From Darkness to Light

5th Anniversary Edition

About ChanticleerTV

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"Silent Night"

by Franz Xaver Gruber (1787-1863), arr. Gene Puerling