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Oid un son en alta esfera - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (arr. Esaú Flores Carreño)
by Felix Mendelsohn Bartholdy Piano Solo - Digital Sheet Music

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Title Oid un son en alta esfera - Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (arr. Esaú Flores Carreño)
Artist Felix Mendelsohn Bartholdy
Score Type
PDF, Included with PASS
Arranger Esaú Flores Carreño
Composer Felix Mendelsohn Bartholdy
Format Digital Sheet Music
Pages 5
Arrangement Piano Solo
Publisher Esaú Flores Carreño
Level 2
Product ID 1104530
Genre Christmas Sacred Contemporary Christian Standards
Instruments Piano

Product Description

Otro himno muy clásico para Navidad es Oid un son en alta esfera, compuesto originalmente por Charles Wesley en 1739 con una música más solemne y muy diferente, fue modificado posteriormente por su colega George Whitefield y en 1840 por Felix Mendelsohn Bartholdy, quien para conmemorar el aniversario de la invención de la imprenta de Gutemberg, creo una cantata donde incorpora el texto de Wesley-Whitefield pero con la música que conocemos hoy día. Este arreglo es en forma de un Allegro de Sonata, completamente en un estilo Clásico y por lo mismo muy ligero e ideal para ofertorio dentro del orden del servicio o para una pieza de recital. Duración aprox. 4:00
Another really classic Christmas hymn is Hark! The Heralds Angels Sing, composed originally by Charles Wesley in 1739 with a very different music, it was later modify by his colleague George Whitefield and in 1840 by Felix Mendelsohn who made a Cantata with the Weasley-Whitefield text but with the music known still this days. This arrangement is an Allegro de Sonata, completely in a classic style therefore really light and ideal for an Offertory in a service or as a recital piece. Aprox. duration: 4:00

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