19789996
Personent Hodie
19789996
19789996
19789996
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2-part treble voices, organ, chamber ensemble - Early Intermediate
SKU: MN.CH-1089
Composed by Paul Stuart. Christmas. Choral score. Laurendale Associates #CH-1089. Published by Laurendale Associates (MN.CH-1089).
Latin.
Personent Hodie, popularly known as On this day earth shall ring, is a delightful fourteenth-century German Christmas carol celebrating Jesus' birth. It is part of the Piae Cantiones (devotional songs) collection where Theodoricus Petrus of Nyland, Finland, compiled songs while he was a student in Rostock in 1582. Many of these songs were later published by Neale and Helmore of England in 1853.
2-part treble voices, organ, chamber ensemble - Early Intermediate
SKU: MN.CH-1089
Composed by Paul Stuart. Christmas. Choral score. Laurendale Associates #CH-1089. Published by Laurendale Associates (MN.CH-1089).
Latin.
Personent Hodie, popularly known as On this day earth shall ring, is a delightful fourteenth-century German Christmas carol celebrating Jesus' birth. It is part of the Piae Cantiones (devotional songs) collection where Theodoricus Petrus of Nyland, Finland, compiled songs while he was a student in Rostock in 1582. Many of these songs were later published by Neale and Helmore of England in 1853.
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