Traditional Holiday Sheet Music Assembled by C. B. Jones December 4, 2014

Book #15: Part III in C, Alto Clef

For Viola

Number Title Page 1 Angels We Have Heard on High 3 2 Away in a Manger 4 3 Deck the Hall 5 4 First Nowell 6 5 God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen 7 6 Good King Wenceslas 9 7 Hallelujah! 10 8 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing 12 9 Here We Come A-Wassailing 13 10 In the Bleak Midwinter 14 11 It Came Upon a Midnight Clear 15 12 Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring 16 13 Joy to the World 18 14 Oh Chanukah, Oh Chanukah 19 15 O Come, All Ye Faithful 20 16 O Little Town of Bethlehem 21 17 O Tannenbaum 22 18 On This Day The Earth Shall Ring 23 19 Silent Night 24 20 We Three Kings 25 21 We Wish You a Merry Christmas 26 22 What Child is This? 27

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Clef

Trans-position voice rhythm strings

Wood-winds brass

1 All

As written with chords

treble, bass C

piano, guitar

2 I up 1 octave treble C violin

flute, oboe

3 as written treble C soprano violin

4 Bb soprano clarinet trumpet

5 F English horn

French horn

6 Eb alto sax

7 II up 1 octave treble C violin

flute, oboe

8 as written treble C alto violin

9 Bb soprano clarinet trumpet

10 F English horn

French horn

11 Eb alto sax

12 III as written treble F

French horn

13 Bb 8vb

bass clarinet, tenor sax

baritone horn

14 treble 8vb C tenor

contra-bass*

15 alto C viola

16 bass C cello bassoon

tenor trom-bone

17 IV as written treble Bb 8vb

bass clarinet

Bari-tone horn

18 Eb 8vb baritone sax

19

bass, tenor or treble C 8vb

contra-bass*

20 bass C bass cello bassoon

tenor or bass trom-bone

down 1 octave C 8vb

contra-bass

contra-bassoon tuba

2

III AnShepComeSee

gelsherds,

toHim

wewhyBeth

in

havethislea

heard

juhemman

onbito

ger

highlee?seelaid

WhyHim

sing

whomwhose

ingthese

thebirth

sweetsongs

anthe

lyof

gels

an

throughhap

praisegels

thepy

asing;

night,cheer?

bove;

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and

comeWhat

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the

agreat

ry,

moun

dorebright

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tains

onness

seph,

in

bendid

lend

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dedyou

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kneesee?

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ech

Christ,What

while

o

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we

back

Lord,tid

raise

their

theings

our

new

bravedid

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inKing.

light.hear?

love.--

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1, 2, 3.

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4.

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Angels We Have Heard on HighTraditional French arr. Barnes

3

III A

waycat

near

intleme,

aare

Lord

manlowJe

ger,ing,sus,

notheI

cribBaask

forby

Thee

aato

bed,

wakes,stay

thebut

close-

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5

litlitby

tletleme

LordLordfor

JeJeev

sussus,er

laynoand

downcrylove

ingme,

HisHeI

sweet

head.

makes.pray.

TheI

Bless

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-

---

-

9

starsloveall

inThee,

the

theLorddear

skyJechil

sus;dren

looklookin

downdownThy

wherefromten

Hetheder

lay,sky,care,

theandand

-- -

13

litstayfit

tlebyus

Lordmyfor

Jecra

Heav

susdleen

atillto

sleepmorlive

onningwith

theisThee

1, 2.

hay.nigh.

TheBe

3.

there.

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--

Away in a MangerMurray, arr. Stauff

4

III DeckSeeFast

thethea -

hallblaz -way

withingthe

boughsYuleold

ofbe -

year

hol -forepas -

ly,us,ses,

fa la la la la la

la la la.

5

TisStrikeHail

thethethe

sea -harpnew,

sonandye

to

joinlads

betheand

jol -chor -las -

ly,us,ses,

fa la la la la la

la la la.

9

DonFol -Sing

welowwe

nowmejoy -

ourin

ous

gaymer -all

ap -ryto -

par -meas -geth -

el,ure,er,

fa la la la la la

la la la.

13

TrollWhileHeed -

theI

less

an -tellof

cientofthe

YuleYule -wind

tidetideand

car -treas -weath -

ol,ure,er,

fa la la la la la

1, 2.

la la la.

3.

la la la.

Deck the HallTraditional Welsh arr. unknown

5

III The

firstlook -bystaren -

No -edthe

drewtered

upwell

lightnight

in

theandofto

those

sawan -

that -the

wise

gel dida

samenorth -men

say,star,star

west,three

wasshin -threeo'erfull

toing

5

cer -inwiseBeth -rev -

tain poorthemenle

erent -

shep -Eastcamehemly

herds inbe -

fromitup -

fieldsyondcoun -tookon

as theythemtryits

their

lay;far,far;rest,knee,

Inandto

andand

9

fieldstoseekthereof -

theas

forit

fered

a

theyEarthkingdid

there

layit

wasboth

in

gavekeep -

theirstophis

inggreattheir

in -andpres -

sheep,light,tent,stayence

onandandrighttheir

a

to

13

coldsofol -o -gold,

win -it

lowver

ter'scon -thetheand

nighttin -star

placemyrrh,

uedthatboth

wherewhereand

wasdayev -Je -

frank -

er

soandit

susin -

deep.night.went.lay.

cense.

No -

17

well, No -

well, No -

well No -

well, -

21

born is the

King of

Is - ra -

1, 2, 3, 4.

el. They

AndThisThen

5.

el.

The First NowellTraditional English arr. Stainer alt.

6

III God

rest

God,not,to

yeour

then"the

mer -heav'n -saidLord

ry,lythesing

gen -fa -an -

prai -

tle-men,ther,gel,ses,

leta

"Letall

noth -bles -noth -you

ingseding

with -

youan -

youin

dis -gela -

this

may,came,fright.place,

re -andThisand

5

mem -un -daywith

bertois

true

Christcer -

bornlove

ourtain

aand

Sav -shep -Sav -

broth - er -

iourherdsiourhood

wasbrought

ofeach

born

ti -a

oth -

ondingspureer

Christ -ofvir -

now

mastheginem -

day

same:brightbrace.

tohowto

This

9

savethatfreeho -

usinallly

allBeth -thosetide

fromle -

whoof

Sa -

hemtrust

Christ -

tan'swasin

powerbornHimmas

whenthe

fromdoth

weSonSa -

bring

wereof

tan'sre -

goneGod

pow'rdeem -

a -byandin

stray,name.might.grace.

O

13

ti - dings of

com - fort and

joy, com-fort and

joy, O

17

ti - dings of

com - fort and

1, 2, 3.

joy! From

Now"Fear

4.

joy!

God Rest Ye Merry, GentlemenTraditional English arr. Douglass

7

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8

III Good"Hith -"Bring"Sire,In

Kinger,methehis

Wen -page,fleshnightmas -

ces -andandis

ter's

las

standbringdark -steps

lookedbymeerhe

outme,

wine,now,trod,

onif

bringand

where

thethoumethethe

feast

pineknow'st

windsnow

of

logsit,

blowslay

Ste -tell -hith -

strong -dint -

er.

phening:

er.ed.

5

whenyon -ThouFailsHeat

thederandmywas

snowpeas -

Iheart,

in

layant,will

Ithe

'roundwhosee

knowver -

a -is

himnoty

bout,he?

dine,how;sod

deep

Wherewhen

Iwhich

andandwecanthe

crispwhatbeargo

saint

andhishimnohad

e -

dwell -thith -long -print -

ven.ing?"er."er."ed.

9

Bright -"Sire,Page"MarkThere -

lyhe

andmy

fore,

shonelivesmon -foot -

Chris -

thea

archsteps,tian

moongoodforthmy

men,

thatleaguetheygood

be

night,hence,went,page;sure,

thought

un -forthtread

wealth

theder -theythouor

frostneathwent

inrank

wastheto -

thempos -

cru -

moun -geth -bold -ses -

el,tain,er,ly:

sing,

13

whenrightThroughthouye

aa -

theshaltwho

poorgainstrudefindnow

manthe

winds'thewill

camefor -

wildwin -

bless

inestla -

ter'sthe

sight,fence,mentragepoor

gath' -byand

freezeshall

ringSaintthethy

your-

win -Ag -bit -

bloodselves

ternes'terlessfind

fu -foun -wea -cold -bles -

1, 2, 3, 4.

el.

tain."ther.ly."

5.

sing.

Good King WenceslasTraditional arr. Stauff

9

III

Hal - le - lu - jah,

Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le-

6

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal -

le - lu - jah,

Hal-le-lu-jah,

Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-

11

le - lu-jah!

for the Lord

God Om-ni po-tent

reign-eth, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le-

16

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah!

for the Lord

GodOm-ni - po-tent

reign-eth, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le-

21

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah!

Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah,Hal -

le-lu-jah,Hal-le-lu-jah!

for the Lord

26

GodOm-ni - po-tent

reign-eth,Hal-le-lu-jah,

Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah!

for the Lord

GodOm-ni - po-tent

31

reign - eth, Hal -

le - lu - jah!

The

king-dom of this

world

is be -

37

come the

King-dom of our

Lord and of His

Christ, and of His

Christ;

43

and

He shall reign for

ev - er and ev -

er, and He shall

reign for ev - er and

Hallelujah! Handel arr. Prout10

48

ev - er,

and He shall

reign for ev - er and

ev - er,

for-ev-er, and

53

ev-er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah!

for ev - er and

ev-er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le-

57

lu - jah!

for ev-er and

ev-er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah!

for-ev-er - and

62

ev-er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah!

for ev-er and

ev-er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah!

67

King of

Kings, and Lord of

Lords,

and He shall reign, and He

shall reign,

72

andHeshallreignfor

ev-er and ev -

er, King of

Kings,

and Lord of

Lords,

and Heshall

79

reignforev-er, for

ev-er and ev -

er, King of

Kings, andLordof

Lords, King of

Kings, andLordof

85

Lords, and

He shall reign for

ev - er and ev -

er, for ev-er and

ev-er, for ev-er and

90

ev-er, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu-jah, Hal-le-lu-jah, Hal-le -

lu - jah, Hal -

le - lu -

jah!

Hallelujah!2

11

III Hark!Christ,Mild

bythe

he -

her -high -lays

aldesthis

an -heaven

glo -

gelsa -ry

singdored;

by,

Christglo -

bornthery

that

toev -we

theer -no

newlast -

more

borningmay

King!Lord;die,

5

Peacelateborn

oninto

Earthtimeraise

andbe -us

mer -holdfrom

cyhimthe

mild,come,Earth,

Godoff -

born

andspring

to

sin -of

give

nerstheus

rec -Vir -sec -

on -gin'sond

womb.ciled!

birth.

9

Joy -VeiledRisen

ful,in

with

allfleshheal -

yetheing

na -God -in

headtions,

his

rise,see;

wings,

joinhaillight

theth'in -and

tri -car -life

umphnateto

ofDe -all

thei -

he

skies;ty,

brings,

13

withpleasedhail,

th'an -asthe

gel -manSun

icwithof

hostus

Right -

pro -to

eous -

claim,dwell;ness!

Je -Christ

Hail,

issus, -the

bornour

heaven

inEm -born

Beth -man -

Prince

le -u -of

el!hem!

Peace!

17

Hark! the her - ald

an - gels sing

glo - ry to the

1, 2.

new born King!"

3.

new born King!"

Hark! The Herald Angels SingMendelssohn arr. Cummings

12

III

O

herearemas -have

wenottera

comedai -andlit -

a -ly

goodtle

was -beg -mis -

purse

sail -

tress,

inggersas

made

a -thatyouof

mongbegsit

ratch -

thefrom

be -ing

leavesdoorsideleath -

sototheer

green,door,fire,skin;

butpraywe

5

herewethinkwant

weareof

some

comeneigh -

usof

a -bors'pooryour

wan -chil -

smallchil -

d'ringdrendren

change

sowhomwhoto

fairyouwan -line

havederit

toseenin

well

bebe -the

with -

seen.fore.mire.

in.

Love and

9

joy come to

you, and to

you your was - sail,

too, and God

13

bless you, and

send you a

Hap - py New

Year, and God

17

send you a

Hap - py New

1, 2, 3.

Year. We

GoodWe

4.

Year.

Here We Come A-WassailingTraditional arr. Stauff

13

III InGod,An -What_

theHeaven

gels

bleakcanandcan

mid -notarch -

I

win -holdan -

give

ter,him,gelshim,

frost -nor_may

poor_

y

have

windEarthgath -as

madesus -ered

I

tain;there,

moan,

am?

5

EarthHeavencher -If

stoodandu -I

hardEarthbimwere

asshalland

a

i -

fleeser -

shep -

a -a -

ron,wayphinherd,

wa -

whenthrong -

I

terHe

would

likecomes

edbring

atothea

stone;reign;air;

lamb;

9

snowinbutif

hadthehisI

fal -bleakmo -

were

len,mid -ther

a

snowwin -on -

wise_

on snow,terly,

man,

a

snow_

sta -inI

bleher

would

on_placemaid -do

suf -enmy

snow,ficedbliss,part;

the

yet

13

inLord_wor -what

the

shipedI

bleakGodthecan

mid -in -be -I

win -car -lov -give

ter,nate,ed

him,

1, 2, 3.

longJe -

with

asusa

go.

Christ.kiss.

Our

4.

give my

heart.

In The Bleak MidwinterHolst

14

III It

camethrough

withlo!

up -the -thethe

onclo -

woesdays

thevenofare

mid -skiessin

haste-

nighttheyandning

clear,comestrifeon,

thatwiththeby

peace -glori -

worldpro -

fulous

asphets

songwings

suf -seen

ofun -

feredof

old,

furled,long;old,

fromandbe -

when

5

an -stillneathwith

gelstheirthethe

bend -heav -

heaven -ev -

inglylyer -

nearmu -

hymncir -

thesic

havecling

Earthfloatsrolledyears

too'ertwoshall

touch

allthou -come

theirthe

sandthe

harpswea -yearstime

ofryof

fore -

gold:

world;wrong;

told,

"Peacea -

andwhen

9

onbovewar -peace

theits

ringshall

Earth,sadhu -o -

goodandmanver

willlow -kindall

toly

hearsthe

men,plains

notearth

fromtheytheits

bendheaven's

tid -an -

onall

ingscient

gra -hov -

which -splen -

cious'ringtheydors

King."wing,bring;fling,

TheandO

and

13

worldev -hushall

oferthethe

sol -o'er

noiseworld

emnits

andgive

still -Ba -

ceaseback

nessbel -

yourthe

laysoundsstrifesong

totheand

which

hearbless -hearnow

theedthethe

an -an -an -an -

gelsgelsgelsgels

1, 2, 3.

sing.sing.sing!

StillYetFor

4.

sing.

It Came Upon the Midnight ClearWillis

15

III

5

9

13

17

21

25

29

33

Jesu, Joy of Man's DesiringJ. S. Bach

16

37

41

45

49

53

57

61

65

69

Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring2

17

III JoyJoyNoHe

toto

morerules

thetheletthe

world!world!

sinsworld

TheTheandwith

LordSav -sor -

truth

isviorrowsand

come:reigns;grow,grace,

Letlet

norand

5

Earthusthornsmakes

re -ourin -the

ceivesongsfestna -

herem -the

tions

King;ploy,

ground;prove

Let

whileHethe

9

ev -fieldscomesglo -

'ryandto

ries

heart

floods,make

of

pre -rocks,

HisHis

parehillsbless -right -

himandingseous -

room

plains,flowness,

13

andre -farand

peat

heaven

aswon -

andthetheders

na -sound -curse

of

tureingis

His

singjoy

found,love,

andre -farand

17

peat,heaven,

as,won - ders

andre -farand

heaven

peatas

won -

andthetheders

na -

sound -curse

of

tureingis

His

1, 2, 3.

sing.joy.

found.

4.

love.

Joy to the WorldHandel arr. Mason

18

I for Vla O

Chan - u - kah, O

Chan - u - kah, come

light the me -

no - rah,

5

lets have a

par - ty,

we'll all dance the

ho - ra.

9

Gath - er round the

ta - ble,

we'll give you a

tre - at,

13

Dre - y - dels to

play with and

lat - keys to

eat. And

17

while we

are

play - ing

the

21

can - dles are

bur - r - ning

low,

25

one for each

night, the - y

shed a sweet

ight to re -

29

mind us of

days long a

go.

1.

O

2.

O Chanukah, O ChanukahTraditional

19

III O

come,God,

SeeSing,

Child,

allfrom

howchoirs

for

ye

theof

us

faith -God,

shep -an -

sin -

ful,

herds,gels,

ners

joy -

Light

sum -sing

poor

fulfrom

monedin

and

andLight

toex -

in

tri -e -

Hisul -

a

um -ter -

cra -ta -

man -

phant,nal,

dle,tion,

ger,

O

5

comelo!

leav -sing,

we

ye,He

ingall

would

ab -

theirye

em -

O

comehors

flocks,ci -

brace

ti -

yenot

drawzens

thee

totheof

with

Beth -Vir -

nighhea -

love

ven

legin's

toa -

and

hem;

womb;

gaze;bove;

awe;

9

come,on -

weglo -

who

andly

toory

could

be -be -

willto

not

holdgot -

thith -God,

love

him,ten

erthee,

bornSon

bendglo -

lov -

the

ourry

ing

Kingof

joy -in

us

ofthe

fulthe

so

an -Fa -

foot -high -

dear -

gels;ther;

steps;est;

ly?

13

dore him, O

17

come let us a -

dore him,

Christ, the

Lord.

O Come, All Ye FaithfulTraditional arr. Wade

20

III O

lit -

Christsi -

child -ho -

tleis

lent -renly

townbornly,

pureChild

ofof

howandof

Beth -Ma -si -

hap -Beth -

le -

lent -

le -

hem,ry;ly,py

hem,

howandthe

prayde -

stillgath -won -to

scend

weered

drousthe -to

seeallgift

bless -us,

theea -isedwe

bove,lie!

given!Child,pray;

A -while

Sowherecast

5

bovemor -Godmis -out

thytalsim -er -

our

deepsleep,parts

ysin

andtheto

criesand

dream -

an -hu -outen -

lessgelsmantoter

sleepkeep

heartsthee,in,

thetheirtheSonbe

si -

watchbless -

ofborn

lentof

ingsthein

starswon -of

moth -us

godering

hiserto -

love.by;

heaven.mild;day.

yetO

Nowhere

We

9

inmor -earchar -hear

thyningmay

i -the

darkstars,hearty

Christ -

streetsto -his

standsmas

shi -

geth -com -

watch -an -

nether

ing,inggels

thepro -butandthe

ev -

claimin

faithgreat

er -thethis

holdsglad

last -ho -

worldwidetid -

inglyoftheings

birth!Light;

sin,door,tell;

theand

wheretheO

13

hopesprais -meekdarkcome

andes

soulsnight

to

fearssingwill

wakes,us,

oftore -thea -

all

Godceiveglo -bide

thethe

him,ry

with

yearsKing,still

breaks,us,

areandtheandour

met

peacedear

Christ -Lord

into

ChristmasEm -

theemenen -

comesman -

to -ontersonce

u

1, 2, 3, 4.

night.Earth.

in.more.

ForHow

WhereO

5.

el.

O Little Town of BethlehemRedner

21

III

O

tan -tan -tan -

nen-nen-nen-

baum,baum,baum,

OOO

tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen -nen -

baum,baum!baum!

weiDu

Dein

treukannstkleid

sindmirwill

de -sehrmich

inege -

was

blat -fal -leh -

ter!len!ren:

OOO

5

tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen -nen -

baum,baum,baum,

OOO

tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen-nen-

baum,baum!baum!

weiDu

Dein

treukannstkleid

sindmirwill

de -sehr -mich

inege -

was

blat -fal -leh -

ter!len!ren:

DuWiedie

9

grunstofthoff -

nichthat

nungnur

nichtund

zurzurbest -

som -Weih-

an -mer -

nacht -dig -

zeit,zeitkeit,

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schneit.freut!zeit.

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13

tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen -nen -

baum,baum,baum,

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tan -tan -tan -

nen -nen -nen -

baum,baum!baum!

weiDuDas

truekannst

sollsindmirdein

de -sehrkleid

ine -ge -

mich

1, 2.

blat -fal -

ter!len!

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3.

leh - ren. -

O TannenbaumTraditional

22

III OnHisGod'sOn

thisthe

brightthis

daydoom,star,day

Earthourso'eran -

shallthehisgels

ringmirth;head,sing,

withwhenWisewith

thehe

Mentheir

songcamethreesong

chil -

downto

Earth

drento

himshall

singEarth,led;ring,

5

toBeth -kneelprai -

thele -

theysing

Lord,hemlow

Christ,

Christsawbyhea -

ourhishis

ven's

King,birth;bed,

King,

bornoxlay

born

onandtheiron

Earthass

giftsEarth

tobe -beto

savesideforesave

us;himhim,us,

9

himfrompraisepeace

thethehimand

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therwould

a -he

gavehidedoregave

us.him.him.us.

Id - e - o -

o - o,

13

id - e - o -

o - o,

id - e - o

glo - ri - a

in ex - cel - sis

1, 2, 3.

De - o!

4.

De - o!

On This Day Earth Shall RingAnon. arr. Stauff

23

III

Si -Si -Si -

lentlentlent

night,night,night,

ho -ho -ho -

lylyly

night,night,night,

Sonshep -all

ofherds

is

God,quakecalm,

love'satall

puretheis

light,sight,bright

5

ra -glo -round

diantriesyon

beamsstream

vir -

fromfromgin

thyheav -moth -

ho -ener

lya

and

facefar,

child.

withheav'n -

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thelyly

dawnhosts

in -

of

fant

re -singso

deem -al -ten -

le -der

inglu -

and

grace,ia.

mild,

9

Je -Christsleep

sus,thein

LordSav -heav -

atioren -

thyisly

birth,born,peace,

Je -Christ,Sleep

sus,thein

LordSav -heav -

atioren -

thyisly

birth.born!peace.

Silent NightGruber arr. Reinecke

©

24

III WeBornFrank -MyrrhGlo -

threeain -is

rious

kingsKingcensemine,now

ofontoitsbe -

O -

Beth -of -bit -

hold

ri -le -ferter

Him

enthem'shaveper -a -

plain,are;

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bear -gold

in -breathes

King

ingI

censea

and

giftsbringownslifeGod

wetoaof

and

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verseHim

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ingri -

gain,far,

nigh,gloom;

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fieldKingpray'r -

sor -al -

andfor -and

rowing,le -

foun -ev -

prais -sigh -lu -

tain,er,

ing, -ing,ia,

moorceas -all

bleed -al -

andingmening,le -

moun -

ne -rais -dy -lu -

tain,ver,ing,ing,ia,

13

fol -o -wor -seal'dEarth

low -vershipin

ingus

Himtheto

yon -all

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derto

mostcoldre -

star.

reign.High.tomb.plies.

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18

star of

won - der,

star of

night,

star with

roy - al

beau - ty

bright,

26

west - ward

lead - ing,

still pro -

ceed - ing,

guide us

to Thy

per - fect

light.

We Three KingsHopkins

25

I for Vla We

wishbringwon't

youusgo

aa

un -

mer -fig -til

rygywe

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mas,ding,some,

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wishbringwon't

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mer -fig -til

rygywe

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mas,ding,some,

weohwe

5

wishbringwon't

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aa

un -

mer -fig -til

rygywe

Christ -pud -get

mas,dingsome

andandso

aa

hap -cup

bring

pyof

some

newgoodout

year.cheer.here.

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9

tid - ings we

bring to

you and your

kin, we

13

wish you a mer - ry

Christ - mas, and a

hap - py - new

1, 2. year! Oh

We

3. year!

We Wish You a Merry ChristmasTraditional

26

III

What

childlies

bring

isHe

Him

thisinin -

who,such

cense,

laidmeangold

toes -

and

rest,tate

myrrh,

onwhercome

Ma -ox

peas -

ry'sandant,

lapass

king

isareto

sleep -feed -own

ing?ing?him.

WhomGoodThe

5

an -Chris -King

gelstian,of

greetfear:

Kings

withforsal -

an -sin -va -

themsnerstion

sweethere

brings,

whilethelet

shep -si -

lov -

herdslenting

watchWordhearts

areisen

keep -plead -throne

ing?ing.Him.

9

This, this is

Christ the King whom

shep - herds guard and

an - gels sing;

13

haste, haste to

bring him laud, the

babe, the son of

1, 2.

Ma - ry. WhySo

3.

Ma - ry.

What Child is This?Traditional

27