O Come, O Come, Emmanuel - Arrangement
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This arrangement of O Come, O Come, Emmanuel incorporates
all instrumental and vocal families to create a highly immersive
musical experience. Despite all families incorporated, voice is
given the pride of place. The text must be heard clearly. This
composition uses John Mason Neale’s translation of Veni, Veni,
Emmanuel. Enjoy!
https://youtu.be/BW4bEc53s_0?si=kar0QXS8t2v7Bf7HThanked by 1CHGiffen
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