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Sheet Music
Voicing/Format Unison
Composer Wright, Vicki Hancoc
Publisher Choristers Guild

Price: $1.85

Not Available for Digital Delivery

Catalog #CGA1109

UPC code: 749193012376

Glistening like freshly fallen snow, this setting of the beloved English carolbeautifully radiates the warmth and tenderness of the carol's timeless text. Images of the holy family surrounded by angel choirs and gentle stable animalspaint the quintessential Christmas picture that children of all ages can easily imagine. The repeated Latin phrase, "Venite adoremus Dominum," providesan excellent opportunity for teaching and singing pure vowel sounds while alsogiving children a chance to sing an easy foreign language phrase. Optional parts for percussion and handbells (or handchimes) adds additional sparkle to the piece with colorful timbres befitting a soft, gentle snowfall.

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