The Three Kings, "O balow, balow la lay. The first king was very young"
~ Recording by Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford, Owen Rees, Laurence John, Lucy Wakeford
Appears on releases
| # | Title | Length | Track artist | Release title | Release artist | Release group type | Country/Date | Label | Catalog# |
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| 1.5 | The Three Kings | 4:31 | Jonathan Dove | BBC Music, Volume 28, Number 3: A Ceremony of Carols | Choir of the Queen's College, Oxford, Owen Rees, Laurence John, Lucy Wakeford | Album |
| BBC Music Magazine (Magazine, with typically BBCMM## catno.) | BBCMM443 |
| 1.5 | The Three Kings, "O balow, balow la lay. The first king was very young" | 4:31 | Jonathan Dove | A Ceremony of Carols | Queen's College Choir Oxford & Owen Rees | Album |
| Signum Classics (main imprint of Signum Records Ltd. since ca. 2005) | SIGCD627 |
Relationships
| recording engineer: | George Collins (engineer) Mike Hatch (engineer/editor) |
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| producer: | Adrian Peacock (bass vocalist, producer) |
| mixer: | Mike Hatch (engineer/editor) |
| editor: | Will Brown (UK classical engineer) Adrian Peacock (bass vocalist, producer) |
| harp: | Lucy Wakeford (harpist) |
| organ: | Laurence John (organist) |
| choir vocals: | Choir of The Queen's College, Oxford |
| conductor: | Owen Rees (conductor) |
| recorded at: | Church of St Michael and All Angels (Summertown) in Oxford, Oxfordshire, England, United Kingdom (from 2019-07-01 until 2019-07-03) |
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| recording of: | The Three Kings |
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Related works
The Three Kings
| lyricist: | Dorothy L. Sayers (writer) |
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| composer: | Jonathan Dove (British composer) (in 2000) |
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