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The Seven Joys of Christmas: 4. The Joy of Children: Patapan (Harp Part) by Kirke Mechem Part - Digital Sheet Music

By Kirke Mechem

Kirke Mechem composed the Seven Joys of Christmas for the Chamber Singers of the San Francisco College for Women. He set out with the goal of setting lesser-known, but none the less attractive, carols from different countries in order to paint different aspects of joy for the Christmastide. He employed the number "Seven" because it is considered a magical number (as it is applies to mystery in the liturgy). The final carol, God bless the master of this house, is an amusing combination of all the carols in the composition, in addition to other well-known Christmastide melodies. In certain passages, two, three, even four different carols are being performed at the same time!

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Format:
Part
Item types:
Digital
Artist:
Kirke Mechem
Usages:
Christmas
Number of Pages:
3
Detailed Description
Choir and various instruments - Digital Download

SKU: MQ.8735A-E

Composed by Kirke Mechem. Individual part. 3 pages. E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital #8735A-E. Published by E. C. Schirmer Music Company - Digital (MQ.8735A-E).

Kirke Mechem composed the Seven Joys of Christmas for the Chamber Singers of the San Francisco College for Women. He set out with the goal of setting lesser-known, but none the less attractive, carols from different countries in order to paint different aspects of joy for the Christmastide. He employed the number "Seven" because it is considered a magical number (as it is applies to mystery in the liturgy). The final carol, God bless the master of this house, is an amusing combination of all the carols in the composition, in addition to other well-known Christmastide melodies. In certain passages, two, three, even four different carols are being performed at the same time!

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