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- AAbide with me
- BSun of my soul
A church choir performing two hymns: 'Abide with Me' and 'Sun of My Soul', on the Broadcast label, a budget British imprint. Such recordings were common devotional material for domestic or chapel use.AI summary
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- AAs with Gladness Men of Old
- BWe plough the Fields and scatter
A choir recorded for Exo (ExoF) label, performing two traditional hymns: 'As with Gladness Men of Old' and 'We Plough the Fields and Scatter'. Exo was a minor British label, and hymn recordings by unidentified choirs were common commercial output.AI summary
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- AChristians Awake
- BHark the Herald Angels Sing
A choir singing 'Christians Awake' and 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing' for Winner 2228, likely 1920s–30s.AI summary
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- AChristmas Carol memories
- B(2sds)
A choir performing Christmas carols on Broadcast, a short-lived British label of the early 1930s.AI summary
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- AEternal Father
A choir sings Eternal Father on G&T 4867, a single-sided record from the Gramophone and Typewriter Company, the label used before the His Master's Voice name took over.AI summary
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- AGoodnight
A choir sings Goodnight on G&T 4398, a single-sided record from the Gramophone and Typewriter Company era.AI summary
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- AGypsy Songs
- B(Orch)Gondoliers selection
A choir recording of two pieces—a medley of gypsy songs and a selection from the Gilbert & Sullivan operetta 'The Gondoliers'—on the Key label, a small British pressing from the 1920s or 1930s.AI summary
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- AGypsy Songs
- B(Orch)Gondoliers selection
An unnamed choir recorded 'Gypsy Songs' and a selection from Gilbert and Sullivan's 'The Gondoliers' for Key 618, a British label of obscure provenance. Key was a minor imprint; the recording date and choir identity are unclear.AI summary
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- AJesu Lover of my Soul
- BOld Rugged Cross
A choir performing two hymns—"Jesu Lover of my Soul" and "Old Rugged Cross"—on Broadcast, a small British label.AI summary
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- ANearer my God to Thee
- B(Band)O Jesus I have promised/Crown Him with many Crowns
Unidentified choir on Sil 248 performing hymns and sacred songs. Sil is an obscure small British label.AI summary
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- ANow thank we all our God
- BChurch's one Foundation
A choir performing two hymns, 'Now Thank We All Our God' and 'The Church's One Foundation', on Winner 2792.AI summary
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- AO come all ye Faithful
- BFirst Nowell
A choir on Broadcast 1024 singing the Christmas carols 'O come all ye Faithful' and 'First Nowell'.AI summary
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- AOnward Christian Soldiers
A choir performing 'Onward Christian Soldiers' for G&T 4348. An early acoustic vocal recording of a hymn.AI summary
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- AOnward Christian Soldiers
- BFierce raged the Tempest
A choir singing two hymns on StSR 004, a very early catalogue number suggesting a small British label from the late 1920s.AI summary
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- ASoldiers chorus
- BIn the sweet Bye and Bye
An unidentified choir on Imperial 993, performing 'Soldiers Chorus' and the hymn 'In the Sweet Bye and Bye'. Imperial was a budget British label; this appears to be an amateur or semi-professional recording.AI summary
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- AThe first Nowell
- BWhile Shepherds watched
A choir sings The First Nowell and While Shepherds Watched on Winner 2227.AI summary
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- AThrough the Night of Doubt & Sorrow
- BWhosoever will
A choir performing hymns on Scala, a minor British label of the 1930s.AI summary
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- AWhile Shephards watched
- BGood King Wenceslas
A choir recording of two Christmas carols, 'While Shepherds Watched' and 'Good King Wenceslas', pressed on Broadcast, a secondary British label active in the 1920s and 1930s. The performers are not named.AI summary