Oxford Book of Carols

By:	Ralph Vaughan Williams, Percy Dearmer, Martin Shaw
Publisher:	Oxford University Press, London et al., 1928
Language:	English; Latin
Notes:	Mostly but not exclusively Advent/Christmas songs The last nine items are separately numbered and consist of "Additional folk tunes which are proper to certain carols in Part I of this book"

#	Text	Tune
186a	From far away we come to you
186b	‘There was an old man there beside
187	In the bleak mid-winter
188	Now ev'ry Child that dwells on earth
189	On Christmas Eve the bells were rung
190	See amid the winter's snow
191	The holly's up, the house is all bright
192	The snow lies thick upon the earth
193	Three Kings from Persian lands afar
194	Three Kings in great glory of horses and men
195	We three kings of Orient are
196	Sweet dreams, form a shade
197	When Jesus Christ was yet a child
A1	[A Virgin most pure]
A2	[On Christmas night all Christians sing]	[On Christmas night all Christians sing]
A3a	[The moon shines bright, and the stars give a light]
A3b	[The moon shines bright, and the stars give a light]
A4	[As it fell out one May morning]
A5	[As it fell out upon one day]
A6a	[Come all you worthy Christian men]
A6b	[Come all you worthy Christian men]
A7	[Joseph was an old man]

[This hymnal has not been proofed - data may be incomplete or incorrect]

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