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"Sing We Now of Christmas" for String Quartet
Anonymous
Quatuor à cordes

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Compositeur	Anonymous
Instrumentation	Quatuor à cordes
Genre	Noel
Arrangeur Editeur	MAGATAGAN, MICHAEL (1960 - )
Droit d'auteur	Public Domain
Titre alternatif :	"Noël nouvelet, Noël chanton ici"
	Ajoutée par magataganm, Aujourd'hui
The French people love to sing at Christmas! Chants de Noël (Christmas Carols) from France may be found in most English-language hymnals. You may have sung the playful “Il est né le devin enfant” (“He Is Born”, The United Methodist Hymnal, No 228) with its delightful inclusion of “oboe and bagpipes.” See the following link for a discussion of this hymn: "History of Hymns: French carol “He Is Born” celebrates joyous season." This carol recalls the long wait of the prophets and i...(+) The French people love to sing at Christmas! Chants de Noël (Christmas Carols) from France may be found in most English-language hymnals. You may have sung the playful “Il est né le devin enfant” (“He Is Born”, The United Methodist Hymnal, No 228) with its delightful inclusion of “oboe and bagpipes.” See the following link for a discussion of this hymn: "History of Hymns: French carol “He Is Born” celebrates joyous season." This carol recalls the long wait of the prophets and invites the singers to join a lively shepherd folk band at the manger. “Noël nouvelet, Noël chanton ici” (“Sing we now of Christmas”) follows well in this tradition, but brings a distinctive emphasis. Unlike those mentioned above, the five stanzas include not only the angels’ song and the visit by the shepherds, but also the journey of the Magi. It's a perfect song to accompany the French tradition of the crèche. Handmade nativity scenes are not only common in homes, but also in town squares. Little clay figures, traditionally made in the south of France, are called “santons” (“little saints”). Fine craftsmanship characterizes the production of these figures, and they are a source of local pride for the communities that produce them. It is interesting that “crèche” is also the French term for nursery for young children during the day. Source: UMC Discipleship (https://www.umcdiscipleship.org/resources/history-of-h ymns-sing-we-now-of-christmas). Although originally written for Chorus (SATB) and Piano, I created this stylized instrumental interpretation of "Sing We Now of Christmas" (Noël nouvelet, Noël chanton ici) for String Quartet (2 Violins, Viola & Cello).

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