"Es Ist Ein' Ros'" genre: Celtic
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	This 15th-century German Christmas Carol means "There is a Rose", and talks about the Virgin Mary and her unique destiny.
	CD: This Endris Night   Label: Amphisbaena Music - www.AmphisMusic.com Credits: Song: traditional (15th c.). Arr: Heather M. Dale (SOCAN) (copyright Amphisbaena Music, 2002). Heather Dale: all vocals, instruments.
	Story Behind the Song This song was made popular as "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming", from Theodore Baker's 1894 translation. I am singing it in the original German, and am playing a number of Medieval-sounding instruments like tin whistle, Irish bodhran drum, and strings of tiny bells. Lyrics Lyrics available in the liner notes of Heather Dale's "This Endris Night" CD. Come visit www.HeatherDale.com for more details.

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