Preview: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
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SKU: A0.899180
Composed by John M. Neale and Thomas Helmore. Arranged by Deborah M. Sylvester. Christian,Christmas,Contemporary,Sacred. Individual part. 3 pages. Silverflute Music #484281. Published by Silverflute Music (A0.899180).What better way is there to start the Christmas celebration than with a captivating rendition of "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel"? Designed simply for solo flute, this E minor arrangement begins quietly and calmly, slowly taking the listener through the feelings and emotions inherent in the words of the prayer. The song starts out predominately in the flute's lower register, then builds gracefully up to the higher register as the plea for Emmanuel to come increases in poignancy. The degree of triplet and sixteenth note runs, slides, and overall rhythmic interest grows as the song builds to its climax and drops to its close. Words are included in the sheet music to help the performer focus his own heart on not just the music, but on the meaning of the song.
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