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Oh, Come All Ye Faithful

Recorded/Published: 1987

Presence of Christmas, (The): A Heartwarming Anthology of Stories, Poems and Songs of the Holiday Season

The hymn "Adeste Fideles" was written in France sometime in the mid 1700s. The composer is unknown. In 1841, Frederick Oakeley translated the Latin words of the hymn into English as ^"Oh, Come All Ye Faithful^".

The most popular music for the hymn was composed by John Reading who was the organist at Winchester Cathedral from 1675 to 1681.

Credits:

Producer: Doug Hoefer

Songwriter: John F. Wade

Songwriter: John Reading

Songwriter: Frederick Oakeley

Vocals: Harry Nilsson

Albums:

The Presence of Christmas {Dove CD}

The Presence of Christmas {US CD Reissue}

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