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Hand in hand by Stewart Clapp 
Read by Kate Walsh

If Thou Should Love Me by Elizabeth Barrett Browning 
Read by Catherine Harvey

Now by Robert Browning 
Read by Stewart Clapp

The Betrothal by Edna St Vincent Millay 
Read by Catherine Harvey

Porphyria's Lover by Robert Browning 
Read by Stewart Clapp

February 14th by Stewart Clapp 
Read by Helen Clapp

The Demons Song by Stewart Clapp 
Read by Peter Pearson

Music:
Don Giovanni - sung and piano by Tim Mirfin
Ashes and Diamonds - written and performed by Gareth Owen

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A festive feast of carols, song, poems and prose to welcome Christmas in. Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas from all at Netherexe Voices!

Tree Lights by Stewart Clapp 
Read by Catherine Harvey

The Oxen by Thomas Hardy 
Read by Kate Walsh

Mules by Ogden Nash 
Read by Lettie Mirfin

A Visit From St Nicholas by Clement Clarke Moore 
Read by Peter Pearson

A Christmas Carol by Christina Rossetti
Read by Catherine Harvey

Away In A Manger 
Sung by Lettie Mirfin

The Holy Night by Elizabeth Barrett Browning 
Read by Catherine Harvey

Christmas Carol by Sara Teasdale 
Read by Kate Walsh

Ring Out Wild Bells by Alfred Tennyson 
Read by Peter Pearson

Christmas Shows by Stewart Clapp 
Read by Lisa Clapp

Cold by Shirley Hughes 
Read by Class 1 Brampford Speke School

Bella by Stewart Clapp 
Read by Helen Clapp

Music
Once in Royal David’s City 
Sung by the Mirfin family

Minstrels by William Wordsworth
Set to music and performed by Stuart Pearce

​“Church Bells, Close” by InspectorJ of Freesound.org
“Pencil, Writing, Close” by InspectorJ of Freesound.org
“quicentro shopping in Christmas” by milton. of Freesound.org

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The Little Match Girl by Danish author Hans Christian Anderson was first published in December 1845. It tells the poignant tale of a poor young girl walking the city streets alone on a bitterly cold New Years Eve. As she strikes matches to keep herself warm she has visions of the wonderful Christmases in the houses around her. But seeing her old grandmother again is the most wonderful of all.

Read by Stewart Clapp
The Swan Cello performed by Tim and Dominic Mirfin“Simulation of Victorian Street” by Timbre of Freesound.org