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==General information==
{{Title|''Christmas Carols New and Old''}}

'''Editors / Compilers:''' [[Henry Ramsden Bramley]] (Words) and [[John Stainer]] (Music)

{{Volumes|3|Edition
|1867|1|in London by Novello, Ewer & Co., first series
|1871|2|in London by Novello, Ewer & Co., adds second series
|1878|3|in London by Novello, Ewer & Co., adds third series}}
'''Description:''' Christmas Carols New and Old;<br>
The Words edited by the Rev. Henry Ramsden Bramley, M.A., Fellow and Tutor of Saint Mary Magdalen College, Oxford.<br>
The Music edited by Sir John Stainer, M.A., Mus.Doc., of the same College.<br>
London, Novello & Co.

The first series, with a total of 20 carols, was originally published in November 1867, the second series of 22 in 1871. A third series - with 28 carols - was issued in 1878, expanding the collection to 70 carols.

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==Contents==
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!style="border-bottom: 1px solid"|First<br>Series
!style="border-bottom: 1px solid"|Second<br>Series
!style="border-bottom: 1px solid"|Third<br>Series
!style="border-bottom: 1px solid"|Title
!style="border-bottom: 1px solid"|Source of Words
!style="border-bottom: 1px solid"|Source of Air
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|align=center|1||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[God rest you merry, gentlemen (Traditional)|God rest you merry, gentlemen]]||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center|2||align=center| ||align=center| ||Like silver lamps in a distant shrine||{{ss|William Chatterton Dix}}||{{ss|Charles Steggall}}
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|align=center|3||align=center| ||align=center| ||A Virgin unspotted, the Prophet foretold||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center|4||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Come, ye lofty (George J. Elvey)|Come, ye lofty, come ye lowly]]||{{ss|Archer Thompson Gurney}}||{{ss|George J. Elvey}}
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|align=center|5||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Come! tune your heart (Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley)|Come, tune your heart]]||{{ss|Frances Elizabeth Cox}} (translator)||{{ss|Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley}}
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|align=center|6||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[The first Nowell (Traditional)|The first Nowell the Angel did say]]||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center|7||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Jesu hail! O God most holy (John Stainer)|Jesu hail! O God most holy]]||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (translator)||{{ss|John Stainer}}
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|align=center|8||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Good Christian men, rejoice (Traditional)|Good Christian men, rejoice]]||{{ss|John Mason Neale}} (translator)||Old German
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|align=center|9||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Sleep! Holy Babe (John Bacchus Dykes)|Sleep, Holy Babe]]||{{ss|Edward Caswall}}||{{ss|John Bacchus Dykes}}
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|align=center|10||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Good King Wenceslas (Traditional)|Good King Wenceslas looked out]]||{{ss|John Mason Neale}}||''[[Piae Cantiones]]'' (1582)
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|align=center|11||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[When I view the Mother holding (Joseph Barnby)|When I view the mother holding]]||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (translator)||{{ss|Joseph Barnby}}
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|align=center|12||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[The Seven Joys of Mary (Traditional)|The first good joy that Mary had (The Seven Joys of Mary)]]||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center|13||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[On the Birthday of the Lord (John Bacchus Dykes)|On the Birthday of the Lord]]||{{ss|Richard Frederick Littledale}} (translator)||{{ss|John Bacchus Dykes}}
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|align=center|14||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[What Child is this? (Traditional)|What Child is this, Who laid to rest]]||{{ss|William Chatterton Dix}}||Old English ([[Greensleeves]])
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|align=center|15||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Glorious, beauteous, goldenbright (Maria Tiddeman)|Glorious, beauteous, golden-bright]]||{{ss|Anna M.E. Nichols}}||{{ss|Maria Tiddeman}}
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|align=center|16||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Waken! Christian children (Samuel Collingwood Hamerton)|Waken, Christian children]]||{{ss|Samuel Collingwood Hamerton}}||{{ss|Samuel Collingwood Hamerton}}
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|align=center|17||align=center| ||align=center| ||A Child this day is born||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center|18||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[Carol for Christmas Eve (Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley)|Listen, lordlings, unto me (Carol for Christmas Eve)]]||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}}||{{ss|Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley}}
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|align=center|19||align=center| ||align=center| ||[[When Christ was born of Mary free (Arthur Henry Brown)|When Christ was born of Mary free]]||Traditional||{{ss|Arthur Henry Brown}}
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|align=center|20||align=center| ||align=center| ||[['Twas in the winter cold (Joseph Barnby)|'Twas in the winter cold, when earth]]||{{ss|C.J. Black}}||{{ss|Joseph Barnby}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|21||align=center| ||The Lord at first had Adam made (A carol for Christmas Eve)||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center|22||align=center| ||[[Jesus in the Manger (Henry Thomas Smart)|Why, Most Highest, art Thou lying (Jesus in the Manger)]]||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (translator)||{{ss|Henry Thomas Smart}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|23||align=center| ||[[The holly and the ivy (Traditional)|The Holly and the Ivy]]||Traditional||Old French
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|align=center| ||align=center|24||align=center| ||The moon shines bright (The waits' song)||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center|25||align=center| ||[[The Virgin and Child (Charles Steggall)|On yesternight I saw a sight (The Virgin and Child)]]||Old English||{{ss|Charles Steggall}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|26||align=center| ||The great God of Heaven is come down to earth (The Incarnation)||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}}||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center|27||align=center| ||[[Christmas Day (John Stainer)|Wake all music's magic powers (Christmas Day)]]||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (translator)||{{ss|John Stainer}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|28||align=center| ||Joseph was an old man (The Cherry Tree Carol)||Traditional||Traditional (Yorkshire)
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|align=center| ||align=center|29||align=center| ||God's dear son without beginning||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center|30||align=center| ||[[See amid the winter's snow (John Goss)|See amid the winter's snow]]||{{ss|Edward Caswall}}||{{ss|John Goss}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|31||align=center| ||[[The Babe in Bethlehem's manger laid (Traditional)|The Babe in Bethlehem's manger laid]]||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center|32||align=center| ||[[In Bethlehem, that noble place (Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley)|In Bethlehem that noble place]]||Old English||{{ss|Frederick Arthur Gore Ouseley}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|33||align=center| ||[[A cradle song of the Blessed Virgin (Joseph Barnby)|The Virgin stills the crying (Cradle Song of the blessed Virgin)]]||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (translator)||{{ss|Joseph Barnby}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|34||align=center| ||[[Christmas Song (John Bacchus Dykes)|Once again, O blessed time (Christmas Song)]]||{{ss|William Bright}}||{{ss|John Bacchus Dykes}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|35||align=center| ||As Jacob with travel was weary one day (Jacob's Ladder)||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center|36||align=center| ||[[It was the very noon of night (Joseph Barnby)|It was the very noon of night (The Story of the Shepherd)]]||{{ss|Edward Churton}} (translator, orig. Luis de Góngora)||{{ss|Joseph Barnby}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|37||align=center| ||[[Here we come a-wassailing (Traditional)|Here we come a-wassailing (The Wassail Song)]]||Traditional||Traditional (Yorkshire)
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|align=center| ||align=center|38||align=center| ||[[In terra pax (John Bacchus Dykes)|Infant of days, yet lord of life (In terra pax)]]||{{ss|Eliza Sibbald Alderson}}||{{ss|John Bacchus Dykes}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|39||align=center| ||As it fell upon a day (Dives and Lazarus)||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center|40||align=center| ||[[From far away (John Bacchus Dykes)|From far away we come to you]]||{{ss|William Morris}}||{{ss|John Bacchus Dykes}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|41||align=center| ||[[All this night bright angels sing (Arthur Sullivan)|All this night bright angels sing (Carol for Christmas Day)]]||{{ss|William Austin}}||{{ss|Arthur Sullivan}}
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|align=center| ||align=center|42||align=center| ||[[The Child Jesus in the Garden (John Stainer)|Cold was the day when in the garden bare (The Child Jesus in the garden)]]||{{ss|John Stainer}}||{{ss|John Stainer}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|43||What soul-inspiring music||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (adaptor)||Old Béarnaise
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|44||[[In the country nigh to Bethlehem (Gertrude Hine)|In the country nigh to Bethlehem]]||{{ss|Kate Bartlett}}||{{ss|Gertrude Hine}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|45||[[We three kings of Orient are (John Henry Hopkins, Jr.)|We three kings of Orient are]]||{{ss|John Henry |Hopkins, Jr.}}||{{ss|John Henry |Hopkins, Jr.}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|46||Joy fills our inmost heart today (Emmanuel, God with us)||{{ss|William Chatterton Dix}}||{{ss|Henry Gadsby}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|47||Behold a simple tender babe (New Prince, new pomp)||{{ss|Robert Southwell}}||{{ss|Charles Steggall}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|48||A babe is born all of a Maid||Anonymous (Fifteenth century)||Ancient
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|49||Come let us all sweet Carols sing||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (translator)||{{ss|Francis Champneys}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|50||Let music break on this blest morn||{{ss|Grace Dickinson}}||{{ss|John Baptiste Calkin}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|51||The Old Year now away is fled (Carol for New Year's Day)||Anonymous (Ashmolean Library)||{{ss|Arthur Henry Brown}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|52||The Angel Gabriel from God||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|53||The Shepherds amazed||''A Good Christmas Box'' (1847)||{{ss|Arthur Henry Brown}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|54||'Tis the day (Noel! Noel!)||Traditional (London)||Anonymous (Ancient)
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|55||I sing the Birth was born to-night||{{ss|Ben Jonson}}||{{ss|George Clement Martin}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|56||On Christmas night true christians sing||''A Good Christmas Box'' (1847)||{{ss|Arthur Henry Brown}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|57||Now to God on high be glory (The Christmas Celebration)||{{ss|Arthur Gurney}}||{{ss|Ebenezer Prout}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|58||Arise and hail the Sacred Day||''A Good Christmas Box'' (1847)||{{ss|Arthur Henry Brown}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|59||As it fell out one May morning||Traditional (Derbyshire)||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|60||Now rise up, ye Shepherds (The Angel and the Shepherds)||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (adaptor)||{{ss|Edward Henry Thorne}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|61||Lullay, thou little tiny Child (The Coventry Carol)||Anonymous (The Coventry Mysteries)||{{ss|John Stainer}} (adaptor)
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|62||See the Morning Star is dwelling||American||{{ss|John Frederick Bridge}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|63||The Shepherds went their hasty way||{{ss|Samuel Taylor Coleridge}}||{{ss|John Francis Barnett}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|64||[[I saw three ships come sailing in (Traditional)|I saw three ships come sailing in]]||Traditional||Traditional (Derbyshire)
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|65||Mountains, bow your heads majestic||''Stoke-upon-Tern Hymn-Book''||{{ss|William Hayman Cummings}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|66||From highest Heaven I come to tell||{{ss|Henry Ramsden Bramley}} (translator/adaptor)||{{ss|James Higgs}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|67||Last night as I was laid and slept (The Boy's Dream)||Traditional||{{ss|William Henry Monk}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|68||Come forth, ye wondering children (Legends of the Infancy)||{{ss|E.L. Hervey}}||{{ss|John Frederick Bridge}}
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|69||Let Christians all (The Black Decree)||Traditional||Traditional
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|align=center| ||align=center| ||align=center|70||Immortal Babe Who this dear day (For Christmas Day)||{{ss|Joseph Hall}}||Traditional
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|}

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