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Carols

The document contains lyrics to several Christmas carols and songs arranged in multiple parts. The lyrics cover a variety of Christmas themes including the birth of Jesus Christ, winter weather, and Christmas celebrations.

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Carol of the Bells


Part 1
pp
Hark how the bells, Sweet silver bells,
All seem to say: Throw cares away,
pp
Christmas is here, Bringing good cheer
S2: Ding,
dong
To young and old, Meek and the bold
S2: ding,
dong
p
Ding, dong, ding, dong, That is their song,
A: Ding,
dong
With joyful ring, All caroling,
A: ding,
dong
Part 2
mf
All: One seems to hear, Words of good cheer
From everywhere, Filling the air,
Part 3
f (higher part)
O how they pound, Raising the sound,
Oer hill and dale, Telling their tale.
Part 4
ff (high part)
Gaily they ring While people sing
Songs of good cheer Christmas is here.
f (crescendo)
(decrescendo)
Part 5
Merry, Merry, Merry, Merry Christmas.
f (crescendo)
(decrescendo)
Merry, Merry, Merry, Merry Christmas.
Part 6
dim to the end
On, on they send, On without end
Their joyful tone, To every home.
Part 1
pp
Hark to the bells telling the world,
Jesus is born, come to the earth,
Part 2
pp
Strongly they chime, Sound with a rhyme,
S2: Ding,
dong
Christmas is here, Welcome the King!
S2: ding,
dong
p
Hark to the bells, Telling the world,
A: Ding,
dong
This is the day, Day of the King!
A: ding,
dong
Part 2
mf
All: Peal out the news Oer hill and dale,
And round the town telling the tale,

Part 3
f (higher part)
Hark to the bells, Telling the world,
Jesus is born, Come to the earth.
Part 4
ff (high part)
Come one and all, Happily sing
Songs of good will, O let them sing!
Part 5
f (crescendo)
(decrescendo)
Ring,
Silvry bells,
f (crescendo)
(decrescendo)
Sing,
Joyous bells.
Part 6
dim to the end
Strongly they chime, Sound with a rhyme,
Christmas is here, Welcome the King!
Part 1
pp
Ring Christmas bells, Merrily ring,
Tell all the world, Jesus is King!
pp
Loudly proclaim, With one accord,
S2: Ding,
dong
The happy tale; Welcome the Lord!
S2: Ding,
dong
p
Ring, Christmas bells, Sound far and near,
A: Ding,
dong
The birthday of Jesus is here.
A: ding,
dong
Part 2
mf
Herald the news To old and young,
Tell it to all, In evry tongue.
Part 3
f (higher part)
Ring Christmas bells, Toll loud and long,
Your message sweet, Peel and prolong.
Part 4
ff (high part)
Come all ye people, Join in the singing,
Repeat the story Told by the ringing!
Part 5
f (crescendo)
(decrescendo)
Ring,
Christmas bells,
f (crescendo)
(decrescendo)
Ring,
Christmas bells.
Part 6
dim to the end
Loudly proclaim, With one accord,
The happy tale, Jesus is Lord!
Ending
S1&2: Dong________________________
A:
Ring Christmas bells, Merrily ring,
Tell all the world, Jesus is king!
mf
S1&2: Ding dong ding dong.
A: dong.

Christmas Time is Here!


Verse 1

Verse 3

mf
S2&3,A: Merry Christmas.
mf
S1: Sheep are bleating, Donkeys are braying,

mf
S2&3,A: Merry Christmas.
mf
S1: Mary glowing, Joseph is guarding,

Lying on the hay. (echo: Lying on the hay)


(together)
Babe is sleeping, in a manger lying,

The Savior of the world, (echo: The Savior of the


world.)
(together)
Shepherds worship, common folk theyre praising,

Here on Christmas day. (echo: Here on Christmas day)


f
All: Angel choirs are singing: Christmas time is here!

Christ Immanuel, (echo: Christ Immanuel)


f
All: Angel choirs are singing: Christmas time is here!

Verse 2
mf
S2&3,A: Merry Christmas.
mf
S1: Sheep are sleeping, Shepherds are watching,
In the cold of night, (echo: In the cold of night)
(together)
From the heavens, They beheld the glory,

[piano interlude]
Verse 4
mf
S2&3,A: Merry Christmas.
mf
S1: To the manger wisemen three marching,
Following a star, (echo: Following a star)

Shining oh so bright! (echo: Shining oh so bright!)


f
All: Angel choirs are singing: Christmas time is here!

Offer gifts of worship to the baby,


Unto Christ the Lord! (echo: Unto Christ the Lord!)
f
All: Angel choirs are singing: Christmas time is here!
(slowly)
(hold)
Solo: Angel choirs are singing: Christmas time is here!

In the Bleak Midwinter


Verse 1
mp (shape each line like an arch)
In the bleak midwinter, frosty wind made moan,
earth stood hard as iron, water like a stone;
snow had fallen, snow on snow, snow on snow,
in the bleak midwinter, long, long ago.
Verse 2
God, heaven cannot hold him, nor earth sustain;
heaven and earth shall flee away when he comes to reign.
In the bleak midwinter a stable place sufficed
the Lord God Almighty, Jesus Christ.
Verse 3
Angels and archangels may have gathered there,
cherubim and seraphim thronged the air;
but his mother only, in her maiden bliss,
worshiped the beloved with a kiss.
Verse 4
What can I give him, poor as I am?
If I were a shepherd, I would bring a lamb;
if I were a Wise Man, I would do my part;
yet what I can I give him: give my heart.
Ending
S2&A: oo____
p
In the bleak midwinter, frost wind made moan,
earth stood hard as iron, water like a stone

Pat-a-Pan
Part 1
S1&2:Tu lu lu lu, lu lu lu lu, lu lu lu lu, lu______
A1&2: lu ____ lu____ lu______
Lu lu lu lu, lu______ lu lu lu lu, lu_______
Lu_____
lu______
Lu lu lu lu, lu________
Pan,
Part 2
A1&2:Pat-a-pan (continually)
S1&2: Willie get your little drum
With your whistle Robin come
When we hear the fife and drum,
Tu re lu re lu, Pat-a-pat-a-pan,
When we hear the fife and drum,
Christmas should be frolicsome.
Part 3
S1&2: Du, du du du du..
A1&2:Pat-a-Pan.
Part 4
A1: Pat-a-pan (continually)
A2: du du du du du. (continually)
S1&2: Thus the men of olden days
Loved the King of kings to praise
When they hear the fife and drum,
Tu re lu re lu, Pat-a-pat-a-pan,
When they hear the fife and drum,
Sure our children wont be dumb.
Part 3
S1&2: Du, du du du du..
A1&2:Pat-a-Pan
Part 5
S1&2: Lu lu lu lu, Lu lu lu lu,
A1&2: Pat-a-Pan

Part 6
S2: Lu lu lu lu (continually)
A1: Pat-a-pan (continually)
A2: Du du du du (continually)
S1: God and man have now become
More at one than fife and drum,
When you hear the fife and drum,
Tu re lu re lu, Pat-a-pat-a-pan,
When you hear the fife and drum,
(switch to ending)
Dance and make the village________
Ending
A1: oo
S1: Hum mmmm.
S2:Tu lu lu lu, lu lu lu lu, lu lu lu lu, lu______
A2: lu ____ lu____ lu______
Lu lu lu lu, lu______ lu lu lu lu, lu_______
Lu_____
lu______
(slow)
Lu lu lu lu, lu________
Lu________
Solo: Pat-a-pan.

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