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Norbert Göttig : Quem pastores laudavere EG 29;1

Name: Quem pastores laudavere EG 29;1
Channel: Norbert Göttig
Description: I remember shivering with cold and fear as an 11-year-old boy soprano in the Laubach choir singing the part Absit vobis iam "timere (to fear)" in the huge side gallery of the ''Dreikönigskirche'' in Frankfurt. The 4 Quempas sections of the 1st part of EG 29 used to be traditionally sung in Latin and not in German as in Hymnal No. 29.

I remember shivering with cold and fear as an 11-year-old boy soprano in the Laubach choir singing the part Absit vobis iam "timere (to fear)" in the huge side gallery of the ''Dreikönigskirche'' in Frankfurt. The 4 Quempas sections of the 1st part of EG 29 used to be traditionally sung in Latin and not in German as in Hymnal No. 29.

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Göttig, Norbert: Quem pastores laudavere EG 29;1 - Choir>SAB:0

Göttig, Norbert: Quem pastores laudavere EG 29;1 - Choir>SAB:1

Göttig, Norbert: Quem pastores laudavere EG 29;1 - Choir>SAB:2

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Period/Styles:	21th century
Theme:	Christmas / Advent, Faith
Series:	Postcovid
Difficulty:	easy
Performance:	The performance of this composition is free of charge (ASCAP, GEMA, ..)
Orchestration:	Mixed choir a cappella Choir>SAB Voice choir>alto voices = A (1) Voice choir>bass voices = B (1) Voice choir>soprano voices = S (1)
Language in song:	German, Latin
Quantity of pages:	2
Contribution by:	Chorythmist
Visit:	440