Track Listing

1. Sleep in Heavenly Peace (Silent Night)
2. Caroling, Caroling
3. Merry Christmas, Baby
4. White Christmas
5. Cherry Tree Carol
6. Once upon a Christmastime
7. Fum, Fum, Fum
8. I Wonder as I Wander
9. Some Children See Him
10. Angels Sang
11. Ave Maria
12. Balulalow
13. Child Medley: What You Gonna Call Your Pretty Little Baby/Child Is Bo
14. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
15. Boogie Woogie Santa Claus
16. Sweet Little Baby

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22791 in Music
• Released on: 1990-08-15
• Number of discs: 1

Customer Reviews

This is an irresistable collection of great vocal harmony!
Christmas Harmony is a wonderful CD, with a great range of pieces, from traditional carols to jazz arrangements. The quality of the vocal work by these four women (with a little help from Al Jarreau on the incredible "Cherry Tree Carol") is outstanding and will impress the experienced vocalist; but it is also a collection of pieces that are great fun for the average listener. Morgan Ames' arrangements are so tight and the singing is so clean-- you can't help but stop what you are doing and listen to the entire CD.

I can listen to this one year-round
This is, without a doubt, the best Christmas CD in my collection. I listen to it over and over at Christmastime, always hearing some new interesting harmony. I even pull it out periodically for a fix during the year! Some of the songs - "White Christmas" and "Some Children See Him" come to mind - have even brought tears to my eyes, because they are so beautifully done. I can't say enough good things about this CD!

The peace, the joy, the fun of Christmas
You must understand that I love Christmas; I love music; and I really love Christmas music. This is my favorite Christmas cd of all time. It takes you from the contemplative mood of I Wonder as I Wander to the smooth, jazzy and sexy sounds of Merry Christmas Baby, to the poignant reminder that no one race, color or type of person has the exclusive love of God as they sing of children all over the world seeing the Christ child in their image. This is all done with flawless and tight harmonies. As I hear people of much lesser talent achieve fortune and fame, I wonder, "why don't these women make a bizillion dollars?"