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Christmas Lullaby
by Colin Bayliss
SATB Choir - Digital Sheet Music

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Artist Colin Bayliss
Score Type
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Composer Colin Bayliss
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 8
Arrangement SATB Choir
Publisher Colin Bayliss
Product ID 1034549
Instruments Choir

Product Description

A Christmas Lullaby - SATB (B128) This piece was written in April 2003 for the Thornesian Prize Competition for a piece for SATB. The composer, who sung in many choirs in his teens and twenties, before damaging his vocal chords, at last felt that he should write something for choir. The music uses a modal tune for the word lullaby, and interweaves this with the opening phrase of the 15th century Coventry Carol. Changing modulations and a few words and phrases are used to suggest the atmosphere of the coming of the angels and the three kings. It was first publicly performed by the Alteri Choir in St. Anns Church, Manchester on October 8th 2008.

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