Piano - Digital Download SKU: A0.1065647 Composed by Marin Marais, Willia Morris. Arranged by Carol Troutman Wiggins. A Cappella,Christian,Christmas,Sacred,Standards. Accompaniment. Duration 134. Carol Troutman Wiggins #3868987. Published by Carol Troutman Wiggins (A0.1065647). MASTERS IN THIS HALL (Piano Accompaniment Track)SATB or AcappellaAn old French carol, Marche pour les Matelots by Marin Marais (1706), this tune is a favorite at Christmas and is popular with carolers. The words were written by Willia Morris (1860)In a 16th century style, Masters in This Hall refers back to a simpler society when the poor, bringing news of Christ's birth to the Masters in this Hall was a warning to the proud.This song explains raising up the poor and casting down the proud is also contained in the song of the Virgin Mary as in Luke 1:51. This carol describes a poor man who wished to draw his master's attention to the birth of Christ by telling how he had met shepherds travelling to Bethlehem. He joined them and saw the Christ child in his Mother Mary's arms. The chorus reveals how the birth of Christ has raised up the poor and cast down the proud.SATB, but may be sung acappellaChorus, men's section, ladies section, then all repeat on the chorusComfortable vocal range

Piano Accompaniment - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1365444 By Amy J. Snyder. By Tom and Amy Snyder. Arranged by Amy J. Snyder. Broadway,Comedy,Musical/Show,Opera. Accompaniment. Duration 324. Amy J. Snyder #949771. Published by Amy J. Snyder (A0.1365444). MP3 piano accompaniment for The Baker of Savannah by Tom and Amy Snyder. PDF of baritone/tenor solo available. This fun operetta is a humorous story about a baker who started losing business due to people eating better and dieting. He struggled with depression and was tempted to give up his business, but then remembers what his dear, old Papa would always say. The story has a happy ending! The music is energetic overall, with a touch of melancholy in appropriate places to match the story line. There's a bit of borrowing a tune from The Barber of Seville which is quite catchy! The music runs about 5 1/2 minutes, and begins with an introduction to the story that can be sung by a 2nd person. There are 5 different musical themes. Overall the range is good for baritone through tenor; great for a male voice from B1-G3. This song is great for school concerts, entertaining, or just for fun. Lyrics written by Tom Snyder (T.C. Snyder, the author), and music written by Amy J. Snyder. Copyright 2016 Amy J Snyder.