O Boldog Betlehem áldások városa! (Lovas, Imre)

Composition Year	2019
Genre Categories	Carols; Religious works; For mixed chorus, organ; Scores featuring mixed chorus; Scores featuring the organ; For chorus with keyboard; For mixed chorus, keyboard; Scores featuring keyboard soloists; Hungarian language

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Synthesized/MIDI

Synthesized Performance [B]
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MID file (audio/video)
Imre (2019/10/25)

Publisher Info.	imre, 2019.
Performers	Sibelius Software
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Sheet Music

Scores

Complete Score [B]
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PDF typeset by composer
Imre (2019/10/25)

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General Information

Work Title	O Boldog Betlehem áldások városa!
Alternative. Title	Mily Boldog vagy Betlehem,Istentől áldott! (Oh happy Betlehem,the city to blessings!)
Composer	Lovas, Imre
I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.	IIL 111
Key	C major
Year/Date of CompositionY/D of Comp.	2019
First Performance.	2019
First Publication.	2019
Librettist	Text:Old Traditional Christmas Song,Text:Anonim,
Language	Hungarian
Dedication	imre free dedication,
Average DurationAvg. Duration	7 minutes
Composer Time PeriodComp. Period	Modern
Piece Style	Modern
Instrumentation	mixed chorus (SATB), organ (or keyboard)
Extra Information	New Christmas Choral Vocal Processing;imre,Old version:(Lelki Gyöngyök singing): book 194.song.

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Kapossy Liturgical Song book 1887-Eger. Probably a tune from a folk collection.Kapossy György 1836-1912.The text (Hungary) was probably written by the Szemennyei Mihály priest: (1830-1908). But music text researchers couldn't prove it. Not documented. (Unfortunately.)