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“A Child is Born in Bethlehem” is a virtuosic carol which shows off the technical prowess of the performers and/or singers who tackle it. It is performed in a lively 6/8 time, with a bouncy, dance-like rhythm and tell the story of the baby birth of Jesus.
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This disc presents an interesting mix of contemporary large mixed-voice choir with organ and brass. It includes some beautiful solo singing. Featured are mostly contemporary pieces and arrangements of well-known Christmas works. The Cathedral Choral Society is the resident symphonic chorus of the Washington National Cathedral.
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how to study the piano part for this song
You can play the organ version of the song, but will have to avoid playing the third line which is reserved for organ pedals. The original key is E minor.
The most basic method to get really good at playing this kind of song might possibly be to play the melodic part using your right-hand played as singular notes, and next to add an occasional bass note with your LH.
free sheet music
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A Child Is Born In Bethlehem sheet music
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free mp3 download
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