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Hark! hear you not a cheerful noise - Words: Matthew Wilkins 1760
By: Music by GRAHAM GARTON for Christmas 2016
For: Choir
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Music by GRAHAM GARTON for Christmas 2016
Year of composition
2016
Lyricist
MATTHEW WILKINS 1760
Publisher
Difficulty
Moderate (Grades 4-6)
Duration
2 minutes
Genre
Modern classical music
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Last of a group of aout 12 carols composed in November for Christmas 2016.
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