Interactive Download
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Christmas Lullaby (from Songs for a New World)
19453144
19453144
19453144
Details
Piano/vocal - Interactive Download
SKU: HX.132992
By Jason Robert Brown. This edition: Interactive Download, pdf. Broadway, Musical/Show. Score. 9 pages. Hal Leonard - Digital #25914. Published by Hal Leonard - Digital (HX.132992).About Digital Downloads
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Ratings + Reviews
Based on 2 Reviews
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Janice
December 30, 2020
Christmas Lullaby
This was sung as a solo during a church service. I thought it was unique and beautiful. But when I got it, the accompaniment does not support the melody at all. The melody and accompaniment are both beautiful so if one is singing with someone else accompanying or accompanying a soloist, it is fine. Don' think I can ever master singing and accompanying myself.
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Pauline
January 15, 2013
Unconventional Music for Advent
Despite the name (and despite the fact that it's a show tune, not written for church) Christmas Lullaby can be a lovely & moving meditation hymn for Advent, well paired with the Gospel reading of the Anunciation. It can be seen as an updated version of the Magnificat: the singer reflects that while she's not a powerful person, she carries heaven's grand design and the future of the world inside of me. The song has a moderate range (an octave plus a third, with the lowest note Middle C). As a fairly experienced amateur soprano with some vocal training, I found it vocally easy but rhythmically difficult, because the same words must be sung to different rhythms. It's definitely a solo: I would not recommend trying to have a group sing it because of the tricky rhythms.
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