Medeival Carol in Baraque

Story Behind The Song

An original transcription for synth orchestra based on three "ancient" Christmas melodies. The introduction is the medieval melody "Ihr lieben Hirten" (their dear shepherd), arranged for choir by Andreas Hammerschmidt (Bohemia, early 1600's). Then follows Bach's organ prelude "In dulci jublio" (1600's), a piece traditionally played at Christmas mass. It's from this Bach tune that we get the contemporary hymn "Good Christian Men Rejoice." The final movement is nearly note-for-note a transcription for three voices - a French variation on the melody "Joseph est bein marie" (also LATE 1600's, our interpretation based on an arrangement by Michel Richard De Lalande).

Song Description

An original transcription and arrangement for synth orchestra based on three "ancient" Christmas melodies - spanning from the Renaissance, through the Baroque to Present.

Song Length 3:41 Genre Unique - Holiday, Electronic - Ambient
Tempo Medium Slow (91 - 110) Lead Vocal Mixed Vocals
Mood Exultant Similar Artists Mannheim Steamroller
Language No Language
Music A. Hammerschmidt , J.S. Bach, Michel Richard De Lalande Producer Michael McMahon
Publisher D D Praz Performance D D Praz

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