A Bilateral Christmas by Phillip Rukavina
A Studio395 release (2021)
This recording project combines the beautiful interplay of beloved Christmas Carols performed on solo Renaissance lute - but with a twist. The music on this recording features the use of bilateral sound.
Track List (25 songs, 37 minutes)
1. I Saw Three Ships
2. The Holly and the Ivy
3. O Come, O Come, Emanuel
4. Mrs. Winter's Jump
5. The Little Drummer Boy
6. Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella
7. The First Noel
8. O Come All Ye Faithful
9. In the Bleak Midwinter
10. A Fantasia
11. It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
12. We Wish You a Merry Christmas
13. The Coventry Carol
14. Hark, The Hearald Angels Sing
15. What Child Is This
16. Lo How A Rose E're Blooming
17. Joy to the World
18. In Dulci Jubilo
19. Mrs. White's Nothing
20. We Three Kings
21. Deck the Halls
22. God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
23. O Holy Night
24. A Scot's Tune
25. Silent Night, Holy Night
℗© 2020 Phillip Rukavina
(Please note: This product is available for download on any of your personal devices. Sharing, distributing, or selling this content is not permitted. Thank you for respecting our policies and supporting our work!)
A Bilateral Christmas by Phillip Rukavina
How to Access Your Download:
After checkout, you’ll receive a compressed ZIP folder containing all the files for the album. This download will be available in two places:
- On the "Thank You" page right after your purchase.
- In your confirmation email, which will include a download link.
If you don’t see the email, be sure to check your spam or promotions folder.
The ZIP folder includes:
- One .skf file (this is typically used as a cue or session file depending on your music software — more on this below).
- A set of .wav files — each track on the CD is a separate, high-quality WAV audio file.
Access Instructions:
- Unzip or extract the compressed folder (Once unzipped, you’ll have access to the full folder of audio files.)
- Open your preferred music player (e.g., iTunes, VLC, Windows Media Player)
- Import or drag the WAV files into a playlist in the correct order (track numbers are included in the file names).
- Play the playlist for continuous, gapless playback just like a traditional CD.
- Note: The .skf file is optional. If you don’t know what it is, you can safely ignore it. It's typically used by specific audio software (like Samplitude or Sequoia) to recreate a CD session or for professional audio editing.
If you're trying to use your phone or tablet and having trouble, consider downloading the files to a computer first, then syncing them to your mobile device using your usual method (iTunes, Android File Transfer, etc.).