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The Snow Lay on the Ground

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Source: Traditional Irish-English Carol
Published by: Christmas Solos for all Ages, Medium Voice, Hal Leonard, 2001

Theme: Christmas
Musical Value: Introduces some Latin
Educational Value: 
Voicing: vocal melody with piano accompaniment
Key: G major 
Vocal Range: 










Meter, Time Signature, Tempo: 6/8 Lilting
Performance Time: 

Words
The snow lay on the ground
The star shone bright
When Christ our Lord was born on Christmas night

Venite adoremus Dominum (x4)

Saint Joseph, too, was by
to tend the Child
To guard Him and protect His mother mild

The angels hovered 'round
And sang this song:
Venite adoremus Dominum

Venite adoremus Dominum (x2)

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