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O, Come All Ye Faithful ( Adeste Fidelis )
- Latin Hymn translated by Frederick Oakeley
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- With Organ and Choir
conducted by Russ Case
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- Recorded at RCA Victor Studio 2, New York City
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Recording Time 2:45
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- Recorded August
20, 1946 ~ Matrix No. D6VB-2679 Take 1 - 1A
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- Single release:
RCA-78RPM-20-1971-A
- Single release: RCA-45RPM
47-2972 ( 1949 )
- Single Flip Side: "Jingle
Bells"
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- RCA Gold Standard Series
78/45-RPM-420/447-0810
- Single Flip Side: "Silent
Night"
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-
- With Organ and Choir
conducted by Russ Case
- Recorded at RCA Victor
Studio 2, New York City
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Recorded August 20, 1946
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- Notes: ~ This perennial
Christmas favorite was written in France in the mid
1700s under the title "Adeste Fideles."
- The
composers are unknown. "Adeste Fideles" was
first published in England in John F. Wade's volume
Cantus
- Diversi (1751). In 1841 Frederick Oakeley
(1802-1880) translated the Latin words into English.
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- A hymn used at Benediction at
Christmastide in France and England since the close of the eighteenth
century.
- It was sung at the Portuguese Legation in London as early as 1797.
The most popular musical setting was ascribed
- by Vincent Novello, organist
there, to John Reading, who was organist at Winchester Cathedral from
1675-81, and
- later at Winchester College. The hymn itself has been
attributed to St. Bonaventure, but it is not found among his
- works. It is
probably of French or German authorship. It invites all the faithful to come
to Bethlehem to worship
- the new-born Saviour.
-
- A Perry Como
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