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Gilpin, Greg: Bethlehem Lullaby

vocal/choral score

Setting: Choir - two parts
Length: 8 pages
Published: 2013
Publisher: Hal Leonard
Item number: HL35029246
Other reference: HL35029246
The haunting melody of the Coventry Carol is paired with original music set to the words of the traditional spiritual What You Gonna Call Your Pretty Little Baby. This artful and picturesque partner-style song setting, so special and unique with an elegant and supportive piano accompaniment, will be an unforgettable Christmas selection for your concerts.
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