Free choral music

See amid the winter's snow

John Goss · words Edward Caswall

Choose your part: hear the opening with it lifted out of the choir, then practise it in the app. Free, and without an account.

Voicing
SATB
Key
G major
Time
4/4
Tempo
quarter note = 120
Length
16 bars
Verses
6

The parts

The opening, 16 bars, on the app's piano: your part clearly, the others quietly.

  1. Soprano part

    Range

    Lowest D4Highest D5

    Practise in the app soprano part
  2. Alto part

    Range

    Lowest G3Highest G4

    Practise in the app alto part
  3. Tenor part

    Range

    Lowest D3Highest E4

    Practise in the app tenor part
  4. Bass part

    Range

    Lowest G2Highest G3

    Practise in the app bass part

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The words

  1. Verse 1

    See, a mid the win ter's snow, born for us on earth be low, see, the ten der Lamb ap pears, pro mised from eter nal years. Hail, thou everblessèd morn! Hail, redemption's happy dawn! Sing through all Jerusalem: “Christ is born in Bethlehem!”

  2. Verse 2

    Lo! in a man lies he who built the star skies; he throned in light lime, sits a mid the Cherbim!

  3. Verse 3

    "Say, ye ho ly shep herds, say, what your joy ful news to day; where fore have ye left your sheep on the lonely moun tain steep?"

  4. Verse 4

    "As watched at dead night, lo, we saw a won light; an sing ing peace earth told us of a Sa birth."

  5. Verse 5

    Sa cred in fant, all di vine, what a ten der love was thine, thus to come from high est bliss down to such as world as this!

  6. Verse 6

    Teach, teach us, ho child, by thy face so meek mild, teach to re sem thee in thy sweet humi ty.

Free to sing: John Goss died in 1880 and Edward Caswall died in 1878.

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