Polish carol: Lulajze Jezuniu (Lullaby, little Jesus)

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Polish carol: Lulajze Jezuniu (Lullaby, little Jesus)

Composer	trad.
Year of composition	1850
Arranger	Douglas Brooks-Davies
Year of arrangement	2009
Lyricist	Polish trad., translator Douglas Brooks-Davies
Difficulty	Moderate (Grades 4-6)
Duration	5 minutes
Genre	Folk music
Instrumentation	Choir
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The loveliest of Polish carols and, surely, the most tender and beautiful of lullabies ever sung for the Christ Child. It is still not known widely enough in the English-speaking world, so I have retranslated and rearranged it. Some Polish choirs sing the first 2 verses only and repeat the refrain, but I prefer this fuller version which, even so, omits several possible additional verses.

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