Deck the Hall
Traditional 16th Century Welsh Carol
Thomas Oliphant /arr. Susan Galentine
This version of Deck the Hall is a single vocal line with a medium difficulty piano accompaniment. It can be used as a piano solo or an accompaniment to a vocal solo. It's in C major with three verses. Deck the Hall is a traditional Welsh … Read More
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This version of Deck the Hall is a single vocal line with a medium difficulty piano accompaniment. It can be used as a piano solo or an accompaniment to a vocal solo. It's in C major with three verses. Deck the Hall is a traditional Welsh melody, originally known as "Nos Galan" (New Year's Eve). The tune dates back to the 16th century. The updated lyrics of Thomas Oliphant, Scottish musician and poet, were first published in "1862 Welsh Melodies, Vol. 2. If using as a choir performance, please purchase at least one copy for every two students. It is illegal to photocopy copyrighted and/or legitimately arranged music, and is detrimental to the composers and arrangers who rely on the income of their work.