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Hallelujah, Christ is Born!

from Choral by David Lee Grossman

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A upbeat, gospel-style piece scored for SATB choir, piano, and descant

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Hallelujah, Christ is born,
We will call His name Jesus!
Hallelujah, Christ is born,
We will call His name Jesus! (x3)

The shepherds were watching o'er their flocks by night
When an angel appeared to them in radiant light.
He said "Do not fear, I bring you news of great joy,
A savior is born! Go see this wonderful boy!"

Hallelujah, Christ is born,
We will call His name Jesus!
Hallelujah, Christ is born,
We will call His name Jesus!

You will find the baby boy in a manger stall,
With a host of angels singing "Glory, glory to all,"
When the angels had gone, the shepherds trav'led to town,
And when they found Jesus, they spread the news around!

Hallelujah, Christ is born,
We will call His name Jesus!
Hallelujah, Christ is born,
We will call His name Jesus!

All the world will sing!

Hallelujah, Christ is born,
We will call His name Jesus!
Hallelujah, Christ is born,
We will call His name
We will call His name
We will call His name Jesus.

We will call His name
We will call His name
We will call His name Jesus.

Hallelujah, Christ is born!

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from Choral, released August 16, 2013

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David Lee Grossman Charleston, South Carolina

Inspired from a young age by Mozart to write music, and more recently John Williams to write soundtrack music, David Grossman began composing in 7th grade and already has a diverse portfolio encompassing many genres from baroque and classical to jazz to choral and vocal music. He is a graduate of Westminster Choir College (BM, Music Composition) and the Seattle Film Institute (MM, Film Music) ... more

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