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The Alfred Burt Carols, Set 3

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Alfred Burt, the son of an Episcopal minister, was a young jazz musician, who composed fifteen, now legendary, Christmas Carols between 1942 and 1954.

With each Christmas since his early death at the age of 33, the Carols reach a wider and more appreciative audience.

Al Burt's music has gained international acceptance among orchestras, choirs, choral groups, civic organizations, and very ordinary people.

Contents:
Nigh Bethlehem •
Carol of the Mother •
What Are the Signs •
Christ In Stranger's Guise •
Come, Dear Children

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The Alfred Burt Carols, Set 1

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Alfred Burt, the son of an Episcopal minister, was a young jazz musician, who composed fifteen, now legendary, Christmas Carols between 1942 and 1954.

With each Christmas since his early death at the age of 33, the Carols reach a wider and more appreciative audience.

Al Burt's music has gained international acceptance among orchestras, choirs, choral groups, civic organizations, and very ordinary people.

Contents:
Ah Bleak & Chill The Wintry Wind •
All On A Christmas Morning (Oh, Who Are These That Throng The Way) •
Caroling, Caroling •
Christmas Cometh Caroling •
We'll Dress The House

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Keep the Commandments

Arranged for mixed chorus (SAATTBB) and organ, written for October 2013 LDS General Conference, including a new verse:

“We are his children; we are his children and we must be tested to show we are true. Hold to his promises, hold to his promises, heeding the prophets: Keep the commandments, in this there is safety and peace.”

Pilgrims’ Chorus (from Tannhauser)

Pilgrims' Chorus – TTBB

This infectious calypso is something different for our catalog, but was so delightful we couldn't stop smiling. For SATB (some divisi), prominent tenor or soprano soloist, piano, and optional percussion and bass guitar, this piece will be a total hit with your singers, congregation, or concert audience. There is a TTBB version (50-1135). Part of the Luther College Series.