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Austin, Ethan, Logan, Mathew, Paul, and Robert

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Austin, Ethan, Logan, Mathew, Paul, and Robert

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Greg Gilpin was born in 1964, and at the age of 4 would start taking piano lessons as his first introduction to music. He would also take lessons in trumpet, French Horn. and Voice between 4 and 11. He would continue to learn these all the way through college as well as accompaniment, and by the time he was graduated from college, had already directed at a church for multiple years. He started to compile work after college, and has been building a nuanced portfolio overtime. Including doing commercial jingles, working in the Little Mermaid and Jungle Book for Disney, working on Broadway, and composing many old songs! He has been a back-up recording musician. He currently lives in Indiana (Indianapolis), and is a Director of Educational Choral Publications for Shawnee Press. He is also a ASCAP award winner.

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"This very cool original is a masterpiece of vocal layering, a "sound experience" for a cappella voices as bells. All voices sing together in the middle section before returning to vocalized bell effects. Now also available in an accessible two-part treble or TB voicing with optional accompaniment, this is appropriate for the holidays or any festive occasion throughout the year!

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Izsac, Tanner, Cameron Dominic, Bryan, Ethan

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Izsac, Tanner, Cameron Dominic, Bryan, Ethan

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"This very cool original is a masterpiece of vocal layering"
"one of the happiest and most spirited Christmas songs"

The Lyrics come from another christmas carol "Ding Dong Merrily on High" which was written in 1588, so that means it is over 400 years old.

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the piece originally had nothing to do with Christmas -  it was a standard tune used for French dances.  The melody was written sideways.

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the piece originally had nothing to do with Christmas -  it was a standard tune used for French dances.  The melody was written sideways.

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"The melody is written on page 92 of a book called Orchesography by Thoinot Arbeau, which was the pen name of Jehan Tabourot (1519-1595).  His choice of pen name was particularly interesting because it is an anagram of his real name". The book was translated to English in 1948 by Mary Stewart Evans.

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There main main Christmas meal is called revolution. These people are French and celebrate through French culture. They are French and call there Santa Père Noël. French people saying Merry Christmas is pronounced Joyeux Noël.

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The earliest record we have of the song is from 1588, making it at least 428 years old.  However, the piece originally had nothing to do with Christmas -  it was a standard tune used for French dances.

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Ashworth, Demko, Elswick, Schira, Singleton,

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Ashworth, Demko, Elswick, Schira, Singleton,

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When singing this piece the performers need to cut off their notes precisely in order to try and sound like bells or chimes, along with good articulation at the beginning of notes and a sharp cut off at the end of notes

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"The advanced composition skill dripping off this arrangement makes it sound simpler than it would be to perform but it would be a delight for men with skill who have excellent vocal pitch and rhythm skills".

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The main Christmas meal, called ' Réveillon. These events may also include the dishes of  roast turkey with chestnuts or roast goose, oysters, foie gras, lobster, venison and cheeses. For dessert, a chocolate sponge cake log called a bûche de Noël is normally eaten.

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The Bare Necessities (from The Jungle Book)