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Why the Chimes Rang: the musical (with accompaniment tracks)
SM-000184493
| Compositor | Giuseppe Verdi, Stephen DeCesare, Unknown (works before 1850), William Harold Neidlinger |
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Lírico  | old sacred text, Christina Georgina Rossetti, Stephen DeCesare, Unknown (works before 1850), William Harold Neidlinger, William Kethe |
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| tradutor | Edward Caswall, Melanie Schute |
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| Editora | MTA Publishing |
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| Gênero |
Film / TV / Show / Musical
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| Instrumentação |
Piano, Soprano, Tenor, coro misto, Coro infantil, Voz |
| Tipo de composição | Partitura piano-vocal |
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| descripção |
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| Once, long ago, a majestic church stood on a high hill in the center of a great city. But more remarkable than its tall towers, great archways and grand entrance was the legend surrounding the bells. It was the custom on Christmas Eve for all the people to bring to the church their offerings to the Christ-child. And there had been a time when an unusual offering brought magnificent music from the chimes which were rung, everyone believed, by the angels. But lately, no offering had been great enough...that is until young, poor brothers, Pedro and Manuel, make their first pilgrimage through the snow to give their simple gift.This touching story is enhanced with a re-enactment of the nativity by the children's choir. There is a beautiful variety of songs, from the holy "Birthday of a King," to the operatic "I Can Remember When" to the exuberant, "Today Is Born Our Savior". Make this musical focal point for your glorious holiday celebration. |
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