The Oxford Book of Carols

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The Oxford Book of Carols is a landmark 1928 anthology of Christmas carols and seasonal songs that has become a standard reference for choirs and church musicians in the English-speaking world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hymnal
music anthology
songbook
associatedWith Anglican Church NERFINISHED
English choral tradition
containsWorkType Advent carol
Christmas carol
Easter carol
Epiphany carol
seasonal song
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
editor Martin Shaw NERFINISHED
Percy Dearmer NERFINISHED
Ralph Vaughan Williams NERFINISHED
editorialApproach emphasis on traditional melodies
historical notes on carols
inclusion of folk sources
genre Christmas carols
choral music
sacred music
hasNotation piano or organ accompaniment
vocal score
hasReputation landmark carol anthology
standard reference for carol singing in the English-speaking world
influenceOn 20th-century hymnals in the English-speaking world
subsequent carol collections
inSeries Oxford music anthologies NERFINISHED
language English
mediaType print
notableFor influence on 20th-century English church music
revival of traditional and folk carols
use in Anglican worship
publicationYear 1928
publisher Oxford University Press
subject Christian liturgical year
Christmas
church music
folk carols
targetAudience choirs
church musicians
congregations
timeOfYearUsed Advent NERFINISHED
Christmas season
Easter NERFINISHED
Epiphany
title The Oxford Book of Carols NERFINISHED

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The Wexford Carol firstPublishedIn The Oxford Book of Carols