Preview: "Arabia's Magi sought him" and "Ubi est qui natus est?" (SATB)
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SKU: A0.851315
Composed by Tim Attride. Christian,Christmas,Concert,Holiday,Sacred. Octavo. 7 pages. Tim Attride #4854475. Published by Tim Attride (A0.851315).Having completed and published here a 3-part setting of "Arabia's Magi sought Him" and "Ubi est", I came back to the computer a few months later to be reminded that I had started the project with a 4-part (SATB) setting of "Ubi est?" I therefore reverse-engineered an SATB setting of "Arabia's Magi" to complete this short Epiphany set using my original English words for the first anthem and the Latin words of Matthew's Gospel (Ch.2, v2) for the second. Lasting around a couple of minute or so altogether, and with nothing to trap the unwary singer, these are ideal either in a Lessons and Carols service (which extends the narrative to include the Magi), as dedicated Epiphany diptych, or for use in a concert. N.B. pages 2 & 3 are sample pages only - to save paper, please print just pages (1? &) 4-7.
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