Adeste Fideles (Benoît, Peter)

		Movements/Sections 1 First Publication 186-? Genre Categories Carols; Religious works; For voice, female chorus, organ; For voices and chorus with keyboard; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring mixed chorus; Scores featuring the organ; Latin language

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Kris Van Bruwaene (5 March 2012)

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Kris Van Bruwaene (5 March 2012)

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Kris Van Bruwaene

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General Information

Work Title	Adeste Fideles
Alternative Title

Composer	Benoît, Peter
Key	G major
Movements/Sections	1
First Publication	186-?
Librettist	Joao IV de Portugal?
Language	Latin
Piece Style	Romantic
Instrumentation	Voice (medium), female chorus (SSA) + organ

Misc. Comments

• Originally published by Schott.
• Though the van Bruwaene typeset attributes the words (possibly) to Joao IV de Portugal, Grove Music cites "more recent researches, notably those of Dom John Stéphan, of Buckfast Abbey, Devon, who in 1947 discussed a newly‐discovered MS of the tune in the handwriting of John Francis Wade , a Lat. teacher and music copyist of Douai (d 1786 ). Stéphan believed this to be the ‘first and original version’, dating from 1740 – 43 , and attrib. both words and mus. to Wade."