
Christmas Carol Medley (David & Nicole Binion / Daniel Johnson / Jeremiah Woods / Taylor Poole / Trinity Anderson / Tina Baker)

Christmas Carol Medley (David & Nicole Binion / Daniel Johnson / Jeremiah Woods / Taylor Poole / Trinity Anderson / Tina Baker)


Christmas Carol Medley
David & Nicole Binion / Daniel Johnson / Jeremiah Woods / Taylor Poole / Trinity Anderson / Tina BakerCello/Bass Details
Download the Orchestration for Christmas Carol Medley by David & Nicole Binion / Daniel Johnson / Jeremiah Woods / Taylor Poole / Trinity Anderson / Tina Baker, from the album Dwell: Christmas. This song was arranged by Grant Wall / Daniel Galbraith in the key of D, Eb.
| SongID | 73986 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Album | Dwell: Christmas |
| Artists | David & Nicole Binion, Daniel Johnson, Jeremiah Woods, Taylor Poole, Trinity Anderson, Tina Baker |
| Authors | Charles Wesley, Edward Shippen Barnes, James Chadwick, James Murray, John McFarland, William Kirkpatrick, Fredrick Oakley, John Francis Wade, George Frederick Handel, Issac Watts |
| Arrangers | Grant Wall, Daniel Galbraith |
| Publishers | Integrity Music |
| File Type | |
| Original Key | Eb |
| Available Keys | D, Eb |
| Meter | 4/4 |
| Tempo | Med Slow |
| Theme | Christmas, Christmas Carol, Joy |
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