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Original

Christmas Treasures - Score. Bruce Pearson. Beginning.

Translation

Christmas Treasures - Score. Bruce Pearson. Beginning.

Original

Christmas Treasures - Score composed by Bruce Pearson. Edited by Chuck Elledge. For concert band. Christmas. Grade 1.5. Score. Published by Neil A. Kjos Music Company. KJ.GB886F. Christmas Treasures is a medley of three Yuletide gems. Kling Gluckchen. Ring Little Bells. is a traditional German carol, with text by Karl Enslin. 1814-1875. Its text and melody recall the ringing of bells in honor of Christ's arrival. Joseph, Dearest Joseph Mine is a fourteenth-century German carol which was popularized in a fifteenth century church drama. also known as a mystery play. Sung around the Christ child's crib, it contains a sweet lullaby to the newborn King. Sing We All At Christmastide, by Walter Rodby and Joseph Roff, was adapted from an eighteenth-century Moravian tune. Like the more famous carol Joy to the World, this relatively recent addition to the Yuletide repertoire is a call to "praise the newborn King" through exuberant song and "full Hosannas. " In this arrangement, melodic material from King Gluckchen is combined with Sing We All At Christmastide to create a joyous finale.

Translation

Christmas Treasures - Score composed by Bruce Pearson. Edited by Chuck Elledge. For concert band. Christmas. Grade 1.5. Score. Published by Neil A. Kjos Music Company. KJ.GB886F. Christmas Treasures is a medley of three Yuletide gems. Kling Gluckchen. Ring Little Bells. is a traditional German carol, with text by Karl Enslin. 1814-1875. Its text and melody recall the ringing of bells in honor of Christ's arrival. Joseph, Dearest Joseph Mine is a fourteenth-century German carol which was popularized in a fifteenth century church drama. also known as a mystery play. Sung around the Christ child's crib, it contains a sweet lullaby to the newborn King. Sing We All At Christmastide, by Walter Rodby and Joseph Roff, was adapted from an eighteenth-century Moravian tune. Like the more famous carol Joy to the World, this relatively recent addition to the Yuletide repertoire is a call to "praise the newborn King" through exuberant song and "full Hosannas. " In this arrangement, melodic material from King Gluckchen is combined with Sing We All At Christmastide to create a joyous finale.