Flakes and Flurries
Featuring a perfect mix and balance of both traditional carols and original new seasonal songs, 'Flakes & Flurries' is the latest Christmas offering from St Agnes Fountain. It is teeming with nostalgia (While's 'My Father's Christmas Table' and Matthews's 'Christmas Wish') and a joyful celebration of the season (Leslie's 'It's a Holiday', Matthews's 'First Snow' and While's 'Watching Foxes'). Ever drawn to the tradition, Chris Leslie has ventured down to the deep South West and brought back 2 beautiful Cornish Carols, 'Hark What Music' and 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing' while Chris While gives us a completely stripped bear and haunting version of 'In the Bleak Mid Winter'.
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$6.40Flakes and Flurries
Featuring a perfect mix and balance of both traditional carols and original new seasonal songs, 'Flakes & Flurries' is the latest Christmas offering from St Agnes Fountain. It is teeming with nostalgia (While's 'My Father's Christmas Table' and Matthews's 'Christmas Wish') and a joyful celebration of the season (Leslie's 'It's a Holiday', Matthews's 'First Snow' and While's 'Watching Foxes'). Ever drawn to the tradition, Chris Leslie has ventured down to the deep South West and brought back 2 beautiful Cornish Carols, 'Hark What Music' and 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing' while Chris While gives us a completely stripped bear and haunting version of 'In the Bleak Mid Winter'.
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Featuring a perfect mix and balance of both traditional carols and original new seasonal songs, 'Flakes & Flurries' is the latest Christmas offering from St Agnes Fountain. It is teeming with nostalgia (While's 'My Father's Christmas Table' and Matthews's 'Christmas Wish') and a joyful celebration of the season (Leslie's 'It's a Holiday', Matthews's 'First Snow' and While's 'Watching Foxes'). Ever drawn to the tradition, Chris Leslie has ventured down to the deep South West and brought back 2 beautiful Cornish Carols, 'Hark What Music' and 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing' while Chris While gives us a completely stripped bear and haunting version of 'In the Bleak Mid Winter'.
