Ancient English Christmas carols MCCCC to MDCC
Series: New medieval library; New medieval library
Publisher: Chatto & Windus
Published: 1910
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
Subjects: Christmas music; Carols; Illumination of books and manuscripts, English
Notes: Includes index
Table of contents: title: (Text only; title: no music) A, a, a; title: A blessed bird, as I you say; title: A bone, God wot; title: Adam lay ybounden; title: Ah, my dear Son, said Mary; title: A jolly wassail bowl; title: A lady that was so fair and bright; title: All after pleasures as I rode one day; title: Alleluia, alleluia; title: Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia; title: Alleluia, alleluia, alleluia, now sing we; title: All that 'lieve in Christian lay; title: All the merriier is that place; title: All this night shrill Chanticleer; title: All this time this song is best; title: All under the leaves, and the leaves of life; title: All you that are good fellows; title: All you that in this house be here; title: And I mankind; title: A New Year, a New Year, a child was yborn; title: An heavenly song, I dare well say; title: As I came by a green forest-side; title: As I in hoary winter's night stood shivering in the snow; title: As I lay upon a night; title: As I out rode this enders night; title: As I passed by a river-side; title: As I sat under a sycamore tree; title: As it fell out on a holy day; title: As it fell out one May morning; title: As I went through a garden green; title: As on the night before this happy morn; title: Ave Maris Stella; title: Awake, glad heart, get up and sing!; title: Awake, my soul, and come away; title: Behold a silly tender Babe; title: Be merry all that be present; title: Be merry, be merry, I pray you, be merry every one; title: Blessed be that lady bright; title: Blessed may Thou be, sweet Jesus; title: Born is the Babe, the only Branch of Peace; title: Bring us in good ale; title: By-by, lullaby; title: Can I not sing but hoy?; title: Caput apri defero; title: Cast off all doubtful care; title: Celebrons la Naissance; title: Christo paremus canticam, excelsis gloria; title: Come bravely on, my masters; title: Come follow, follow me; title: Come, mad boys, be glad, boys, for Christmas is here; title: Come to Bethlehem and ye shall see; title: Conditor alme siderum; title: Dormi, Jesu! Mater ridet; title: Ecce quod natura; title: Eia, Jesus hodie; title: Eia, martyr Stephane; title: Fairest of morning lights, appear; title: Get ivy and hull, woman, deck up thine house; title: Give way, give way, ye gates and win; title: Gloria Tibi, Domine; title: Glory to God on high, and jolly mirth; title: God rest you merry, Gentlemen; title: Good day, good day; title: Hail, blessed virgin, full of heavenly grace; title: Hail, comely and clean!  Hail young child!; title: Hail, Mary, full of grace, mother in virginity; title: Here we come a-wassailing; title: Here we come a-whistling, through the fields so green; title: Hey, hey, hey, hey; title: Holly and Ivy made a great party; title: I come from heaven to tell; title: I heard a mess of merry shepherds sing; title: I may sing of a may; title: Immortal Babe, who this dear day; title: In Bethlehem, that noble place; title: In numbers, and but these few; title: In the bleak mid-winter; title: In the honour of Christes birth; title: Into this world now is come; title: I pray you, be merry and sing with me; title: I saw a sweet and silly sight; title: I saw three ships come sailing in; title: I sing of a maiden; title: I sing the Birth was born tonight; title: Ivy chief of trees it is; title: Jesu, Fili Dei; title: Jesu, Fili virgins; title: Jesu, Jesu, Jesu, Jesu; title: Joseph being an aged man truly; title: Joseph was an old man; title: Let us rejoice and sing; title: Lordings, listen to our lay; title: Lords and ladies all bydene; title: Lully, lullay, Thou little tiny child; title: Lullay, Jesus, Lullay, lullay; title: Lully, lulley, lully, lulley; title: Lullay, my Child, and weep no more; title: Lullay, mine Liking, my dear Son, mine Sweeting; title: Make we joy in this feast, in qui Christus natus est; title: Make we merry, both more and less; title: Make we merry in hall and bower; title: Make we merry in this feast; title: Make we merry this New Year; title: Make we mirth for Christes birth; title: Man, be glad in hall and bower; title: Man, be joyful and mirth thou make; title: Man, be merry as bird on berry; title: Man, move thy mind, and joy this feast; title: M and A and R and I; title: Marvel, not Juseph, on Mary mild; title: Mirabile misterium; title: Mother, white as lily flower; title: My heart of gold as true as steel; title: My master and dame, I well perceive; title: My sweet little Baby, what meanest thou to cry?; title: Nay, Ivy, nay, it shall not be, ywis; title: Nay, nay, Ivy; title: Nova, nova, Ave fit ex Eva; title: Novus Sol de virgine; title: Now be we glad and not too sad; title: Now blessed be Thou, Christ Jesu; title: Now Christmas draweth near and most men make good cheer; title: Nowell, ell, ell, ell; title: Nowell, nowell, nowell, nowell; title: , Nowell, ell, ell; title: Nowell, nowell, nowell, sing we with mirth; title: Nowell sing we, both all and some; title: Now have good day, now have good day!; title: Now is Christmas ycome; title: Now is well and all things aright; title: Now let us sing, both more and less; title: Now let us sing with joy and mirth; title: Now let us sing with mirth and joy; title: Now make we merry, all and some; title: Now may we singen as it is; title: Now of all the trees by the king's highway; title: Now sing we, both all and some, Now sing we, sing we: Gloria Tibi, Domine; title: Now sing we with angelis; title: Now sing we with joy and bliss; title: Now thrice welcome, Christmas; title: Now we should sing and say nowell; title: Of a rose, a lovely rose; title: Of a rose singe we; title: O Flos de Jesse virgula; title: Omnes gentes plaudite; title: Outlanders, whence come yet last?; title: Of of the blossom sprang a thorn; title: Out of the orient, crystal skies; title: Over yonder's a park, which is newly begun; title: Po, po, po, po; title: Pray for us that we saved be; title: Pray for us to the Prince of peace; title: Pray for us to the Trinity; title: Proface, welcome, welcome; title: Psallite gaudentes; title: Puer nobis natus est; title: Quid petis, O Fili?; title: Regina celi, letare; title: Reges de Saba venient; title: Rejoice, rejoice with heart and voice; title: Remember thou, o man; title: Run shepherds run where Bethlehem blest appears; title: Saint Mary, mother mild; title: Saint Stephen was a clerk in King Herod's hall; title: Salve regina, mater misericordie; title: Seignors, ore entendez a nus; title: Shall I, mother, shall I, shall I do so?; title: She may be called a sovereign lady; title: Sing we all, for time it is; title: Sing we to this merry company; title: Sing we with mirth, joy, and solace; title: Singe we, singe we; title: Sleep, baby, sleep! The mother sings; title: So, now si come our joyfullest feast; title: Sweet baby, sleep: what ails my dear?; title: Sweet harmless livers! on whose holy leisure; title: Sweet music, sweeter far; title: Te laudamus, Te Dominum; title: The boar is dead; title: The boar's head in hand bear I; title: The Christmas now is past, and I have kept my fast; title: The first nowell the angel did say; title: The holly and the ivy; title: The moon shone bright, and the stars gave a light; title: The New Year is begun; title: There comes a ship far sailing then; title: There is a Flower spring of a tree; title: There is no rose of such virtue; title: The rose is the fairest flower of all; title: This day Christ was born; title: This endernight; title: Three damsels in the queen's chamber; title: Tidings I bring you for to tell; title: Tidings, tidings that be true; title: To Bethlehem did they go, the shepherds three; title: To bliss God bring us all and some; title: Tomorrow shall be my dancing day; title: Tyrle, tyrlow; title: Verbum patris hodie processit ex virgine; title: Virgo rosa virginum, Tuum precor filium; title: Wassail, wassail, all over the town; title: Wassail, wassail, out of the milk-pail; title: Wassail, wassail, wassail, sing we; title: Welcome Yule, thou merry man, in worship of this holy day; title: What cheer?  Good cheer!; title: What, heard ye not the King of Jerusalem?; title: What sweeter music can we bring?; title: What tidings bringest thou, messenger?; title: Where is this blessed babe?; title: Who can forget; title: never to be forgot; title: -With merry glee and solace; title: Worship we this holy day