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1. Split track accompaniment CD for O Little Town Of Bethlehem, a ready to sing Christmas musical from Russell Mauldin and Sue C. Smith. Includes the full program with and without narration, with split track accompaniment segmented according to points from the choral book. , from Brentwood-Benson. Please note: Due to copyright and licensing restrictions, this product may require prior written.

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2. /NA O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM Coral CRL VL /NA AWAY IN A MANGER Coral CRL VL 10 July Music City Recordings, 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN – Owen Bradley (Owen Bradley [organ/chimes]) /NA ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS Coral CRL Vocalion VL

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3. Sep 01,  · Provided to YouTube by CDBaby Oh, Little Town Of Bethlehem · Bradley Joseph Classic Christmas: Bradley Joseph ℗ Bradley Joseph Released on: Auto-generated by YouTube.

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4. O Little Town of Bethlehem, free printable PDF Christmas Piano Sheet Music for beginning piano players. The free sheet music on Piano Song Download has been composed and/or arranged by us to ensure that our piano sheet music is legal and safe to download and print.

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5. Dec 12,  · GBC Christmas Concert 12/11/Finding Christmas Text by Phillip Brooks Words and Music by David Moffitt and Travis Cottrell Arranged by Travis Cottrell Orchestrated by Bradley Knight.

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6. Such is the case with “O little town of Bethlehem.” Phillips Brooks () wrote this beloved Christmas hymn for the Sunday school children at his Philadelphia parish, Holy Trinity Church, following a pilgrimage to Bethlehem in , according to British hymnologist J. R. Watson.

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7. “O Little town of Bethlehem” | Free Printable PDF with lyrics and music sheet. To download a ready-to-print PDF of “O Little town of Bethlehem” for music activities with a music sheet, lyrics and a colouring sheet for kids, right click (or tap and hold, on mobile devices) .

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8. ‘O Little Town of Bethlehem’ is one of the most popular Christmas carols – and it was the sight of Bethlehem itself that inspired Phillips Brooks, an Episcopal priest, to write it. On Christmas Eve in , Brooks travelled on horseback from Jerusalem to Bethlehem and visited, according to the story, the spot where Jesus was born.

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