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I Will Light Candles This Christmas - for TTBB and Piano - TTBB and Piano (10 copies)

I Will Light Candles This Christmas - for TTBB and Piano - TTBB and Piano (10 copies)

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The original version of this carol (SATB and piano) was commissioned by Celia Ellingson through LutheranArts in honor of Gary Aamodt's 80th Birthday, December 25, 2017, and is dedicated to the annual St Olaf College Christmas Festival. This version for lower voices was commissioned by the Rockhurst High School Concert CHoir (Dr Kelvin L Coker, conductor). It uses the text of two poems by the philosopher and civil rights leader, Howard Thurman, which remind us that Christmas is a time for helping others less fortunate or troubled. Arnesen writes: “Advent and Christmas are times of excitement and celebration. However, it is difficult not to see the darkness of the world, and it is in darkness that we need light. The candle can light our hope and remind us that we are much more than what is darkest in our lives. Therefore this time of the year can be one of light over the darkness. I hope the message in this carol can guide us to become carriers of a light that brings joy, hope, courage, peace, grace, and love, now and when the star dims.” This message is portrayed through the composers recognisably flowing melodies and rich harmony, which come together to create a stunning carol for choirs.ions.

Credits:    Kim André Arnesen; text: Howard Thurman
Publisher:    Boosey & Hawkes
Series:    BH Secular Choral
Voicing:    TTBB/PIANO
Pages:    12
Format:    TTBB and Piano
Year Published:    2025
ISBN:  9781835681176
UPC:    196288356578
Item Number:    HL 48025665


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