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Start a New Search | Contact the Choristers Guild Office Sing We All Noel utilizes three carols: "Noel Nouvelet" which is sung to the familiar text "Sing we all of Christmas, sing we all noel;" "Entre le boeuf at l'ane gris," a traditional French carol, the text of which translates as follows: "Between the cow and gray donkey, sleep, small son: A thousand divine angels, a thousand seraphim fly around this great God of love." The English carol "God rest you merry, gentlemen" completes the trio. All three are combined at the conclusion of the work. Part of our Master Ringers Series.
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