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Pat-a-Pan
Bernard de La Monnoye/arr. Rebecca Oswald
Here is a festive version of the familiar Christmas carol by Bernard de La Monnoye (1641-1728), set for men's choir. Originally written in de La Monnoye's local Burgundian dialect, this new English translation of Pat-a-Pan uses musical … Read More
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Here is a festive version of the familiar Christmas carol by Bernard de La Monnoye (1641-1728), set for men's choir. Originally written in de La Monnoye's local Burgundian dialect, this new English translation of Pat-a-Pan uses musical onomatopoeia to suggest the fife and drum. Each of the three verses modulates to a new key, giving different voice parts a chance to shine on the melody.