Sheet music $13.02

Original

Bob Chilcott. And Peace On Earth. Vocal Score. Sheet Music. High Voice, SATB, Children's Choir, Piano Accompaniment. HIGH VCE. SATB. UNIS. PFA. Bob Chilcott.

Translation

Bob Chilcott. And Peace On Earth. Vocal Score. Sheet Music. High Voice, SATB, Children's Choir, Piano Accompaniment. HIGH VCE. SATB. STATES. PFA. Bob Chilcott.

Original

If ordering more than 10 copies, please call us on 44. 1284 725725 to check availability. This richly expressive cantata sets five discrete texts, each reflecting a different aspect of Christmastide, for female sololist, children's choir, SATB and Piano. The first movement is set to a poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson which anticipates Christ's birth. the instantly memorable, eager melody captures perfectly the sense of expectation conveyed in the text. It is followed by Good day, Sir Christemas , a joyous, rollicking song for children's choir. the wondrous This endris night. and the contemplative, wistful carol Put memory away , set to a contemporary poem by Elizabeth Jennings. The last movement is a funky, rocking celebration of the Nativity, set to a 17th-century text by William Drummond of Hawthornden. Very approachable and a huge joy to sing, this is an absolute must for Christmas concerts.

Translation

If ordering more than 10 copies, please call us on 44. 1284 725725 to check availability. This richly expressive cantata sets five discrete texts, each reflecting a different aspect of Christmastide, for female sololist, children's choir, SATB and Piano. The first movement is set to a poem by Alfred, Lord Tennyson which anticipates Christ's birth. the instantly memorable, eager melody captures perfectly the sense of expectation conveyed in the text. It is followed by Good day, Sir Christemas , a joyous, rollicking song for children's choir. the wondrous This endris night. and the contemplative, wistful carol Put memory away , set to a contemporary poem by Elizabeth Jennings. The last movement is a funky, rocking celebration of the Nativity, set to a 17th-century text by William Drummond of Hawthornden. Very approachable and a huge joy to sing, this is an absolute must for Christmas concerts.