1. |
Snow On Jericho Mountain
04:28
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2. |
The Winter Queen
04:08
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Carolers:
Oh, have you seen the Winter Queen
In her robe of filmy lace
With her shining crown and her cloak of down
And her gentle dreaming face?
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3. |
And The Robin Flew
02:43
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And the robin flew
Into the air, the air,
The white mist through;
And small and rare
The night-frost fell
Into the calm and misty dell.
And the dusk gathered low,
And the silver moon and stars
On the frozen snow
Drew taper bars,
Kindled winking fires
In the hooded briers.
And the sprawling Bear
Growled deep in the sky;
And Orion's hair
Streamed sparkling by:
But the North sighed low,
"Snow, snow, more snow!"
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4. |
Hills of Samite
04:35
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There was a bush with scarlet berries,
And there were hemlocks heaped with snow,
With a sound like surf on long sea-beaches
They took the wind and let it go.
The hills were shining in their samite,
Fold after fold they flowed away;
"Let come what may," your eyes were saying,
"At least we two have had to-day."
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6. |
Toy Soldiers
02:58
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7. |
Clear Against The Sky
03:49
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When winter-time grows weary, I lift my eyes on high
And see the black trees standing, stripped clear against the sky
They stand there very silent, with the cold flushed sky behind
The little twigs flare beautiful and restful and kind
Clear-cut and certain they rise, with summer past
For all that trees can ever learn, they know now, at last
Slim and black and wonderful, with all unrest gone by
The stripped tree-boughs comfort me, drawn clear against the sky
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8. |
Song of the Magi
04:26
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9. |
Little Mother
04:18
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10. |
After The Solstice
05:19
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Edward Givens Oregon
Calm minimalist introspection, scintillating rhythmic grooves and future primitive invocations. Imaginative, mystical and
life affirming music for your daily soundtrack.
Styles: Neo-classical, Ambient, Neo-medieval,
Exotica, New Age, Fourth World.
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