• Mediæval
  • Resonet in laudibus (1.6k, 0:36)
  • Verbum caro factum est: In hoc anni circulo (2.6k, 1:09) - 1420
  • Edi beo thu hevene quene (1.8k, 0:32) - 14th C.
  • Tempus adest floridum (1.6k, 0:24) - Originally a springtime carol, this became "Good King Wenceslas"
  • Coventry carol (2.4k, 0:42)
  • Angelus ad virginem (1.8k, 0:28)
  • Angelus ad Virgenem - another arrangement (2.0, 0:40)
  • Ther is no rose of swych vertu (2.8, 1:14)
  • Veni, veni Emanuel (4.7, 1:16)
• Renaissance
  • Vom Himmel hoch, da komm' ich her (1.7k, 0:23) - Martin Luther, arr. Michael Praetorius
  • While shepherds watched their flocks by night (2.6k, 0:49) - Christopher Tye, arr. Richard Alison
  • Gaudete! (3.2k, 1:11)
  • Dadme albricias, híjos d'Eva (3.8k, 0:48) - villancico
  • E la don don, Verges María (8.4k, 1:24) - villancico
  • Ríu, ríu, chíu (11.8k, 2:06) - villancico
  • Verbum caro factum est: Y la Virgen le dezia (4.3k, 1:16) - villancico
  • In dulci jubilo (2.4k, 0:33) - 14th century, arr. Bartholomew Gesius, 1601
  • Es ist ein' Rös' entsprungen (2.0k, 0:28) - Traditional, arr. Michael Praetorius
• Traditional carols of uncertain antiquity
  • Patapan - Burgundian (4.3, 0:48)
  • The wassail song (2.3k, 0:42)
  • The boar's head (2.6k, 0:39) - A Renaissance-style arrangement.
  • The boar's head (2.8k, 0:55) - A more modern arrangement
  • The holly and the ivy (3.9k, 0:48) - An overtly Pagan song recast for Christmas.
  • Jeanette, Isabella (2.1k, 0:27)

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