Amor~~~10. Mosaico: Venid Pastores; En Noche Tan Fria~~~11. Jahua Pachamanta~~~12. No Se Nino Hermoso (Ninito de Carnaval)~~~13. Mosaico: Ternezas; Trocito de Cielo~~~14. Venid Pastorcillos~~~15. Mosaico: Hombre Hermano y Dios; Yo Soy Un Pecador~~~16. Donde Sera Pastores~~~17. Nino Divino~~~18. El Pesebre~~~19. Cuentame Jesus (Navidad del Nino Ciego)~~~20. Albricias.  (less)

and a renowned choir. The Three Tenors are practically as famous as the faces of Mount Rushmore and inspire perhaps even more awe and adulation around the world than the four presidents. The performances--whether alone, in tandem, or simply as the threesome that has made them collectively famous--are generally impeccable for their passion, nuance, and sheer tour de force vocal artistry. Reaching often into the classical realm for such works as the traditional German carol "Susani," Strauss's and Brahms's "Wiegenlied," plus traditional Polish and Spanish pieces, the trio also visits Pavarotti's "Ave Maria, dolce Maria" (cowritten with Vittoriano Benvenuti), and "Un nuevo siglo," written by Domingo's son. Onl...  (less)

carol, arr. David Willcocks) 7. Veni, veni Emmanuel / O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (French processional, arr. David Willcocks) 8. How Far Is It To Bethlehem? (English carol, arr. David Willcocks) 9. Fum, Fum, Fum (Spanish carol, arr. Kirke Meehem) 10. Tota pulchra es (Maurice Durufle) 11. Laudate pueri Dominum (Johann MIchael Haydn) 12. O frondens virga (Hildegard von Bingen) 13. Noel des enfants ui n'ont plus de maisons (Claude Debussy) 14. Nada te turbe (Joan Szymko) 15. Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day (English carol, arr. John Rutter) 16. Go Where I Send Thee (Spiritual, arr. Stephen Hatfield) 17. Winter Wonderland (Smith and Bernard, arr. Scott Farthing)  (less)