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What Child Is This?
for Chamber Orchestra, Choir and Congregation
Traditional /arr. Douglas Mears
The English Folk song melody "Greensleeves" first appeared
during the 16th century and has grown in popularity ever since. It is now Read More
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Instrumental Parts
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The English Folk song melody "Greensleeves" first appeared
during the 16th century and has grown in popularity ever since. It is now
known throughout the world predominantly through its pairing with William
Chatterton Dix's text, "What Child Is This," penned in 1868.
This arrangement was commissioned by Fourth Presbyterian Church in
Bethesda, Maryland, for use with congregational singing. It is also available
in a reduced version for choir, oboe solo, string quartet, and organ.