Come hear a more intimate spirit of Christmas in this new CD featuring soprano, Julie Keim and harpist, Eric Sabatino in music spanning from plainchant to the 20th century.

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Contents

#		Title	Length	Sample
1		The Darkest Midnight	4:17
2		Un Flambeau, Jeanette, Isabella	1:53
3		Es ist ein Ros (Lo How a Rose)	2:33
4		Ges Bambino	3:56
5		Ave Maria	1:21
6		What Child Is This?	3:54
7		Les Anges dans Nos Campagnes (Angels We Have Heard on High)	2:54
8		Mari Wiegenlied (The Virgin's Slumber Song)	1:56
9		Interlude (from Ceremony of Carols)	3:52
10		Lullay Thou Tiny Little Child	2:52
11		A Child My Choice	4:20
12		Nouvelles, Nouvelles	2:00
13		Lulajze Jezuniu : Infant Holy, Infant Lowly	4:42
14		Vom Himmel hoch	2:11
15		Jesus Born in Beth'ny	3:04
16		Cantique de Nol (O Holy Night)	5:18
17		E'en So Lord Jesus, Quickly Come	2:49
18		A Carol Garland	4:39
19		Nol Nouvelet	1:55

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Nationally recognized soprano, Julie Keim is known for her outstanding musicality and vital vocal quality. The Washington Post has praised her for the purity and impressive suppleness of her voice. She has performed in a variety of venues, including The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival and the Washington National Cathedral. She was featured soloist at the White House performing before President and Mrs. Bush for the National Day of Prayer which was broadcast live on national television.

Among the many ensembles with which Ms. Keim has been a featured soloist are the Santa Fe Symphony, Baltimore Choral Arts Society, Oratorio Society of Charlottesville, Texas Baroque Ensemble, and The Desert Chorale. In the Washington, DC area, she has appeared with many of the leading musical organizations including the Washington Bach Consort, the Cathedral Choral Society, and the National Philharmonic.

Ms. Keims concert repertoire comprises a wide range of works, including Carmina Burana, Ein deustches Requiem, Poulencs Gloria, Duke Ellingtons Sacred Concert, and the virtuoso solo cantatas Exsultate, jubilate, Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen, and Vivaldis In furore. She is a frequent recitalist, distinguished for her sensitive interpretation of art songs.

Not limited to recital and oratorio works, Ms. Keims virtuosity and versatility extend to classic American popular music. While in rehearsal for an opera production in college, she was cast in a cabaret show featuring music by Harold Arlen and found herself singing Mozart by day, and "moonlighting" singing jazz at night. Her first CD, Only Yesterday, was recently nominated for three Grammy awards.

Ms. Keim has won awards from the Oratorio Society of New York, the National Association of Teachers of Singing Competition, and the Lola Wilson Hayes Vocal Artists Awards. A native of Santa Fe, Ms. Keim studied at Trinity University, Southern Methodist University, Temple University and LAcadmie Internationale dt de Nice in France.