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Jesous Ahatonhia
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Review:      The melody of the popular French folk song “Une Jeune Pucelle” became important historically when a Jesuit missionary, Jean de Brebeuf, wrote lyrics using imagery based on Huron religious concepts to explain the birth of Christ to the Huron Indians. This arrangement uses the original Huron title “Jesous Ahatonhia” which translates as ‘Jesus, he is born’. A wonderful choice for beginning choirs, the 1st stanza is chordal, while the 2nd stanza has an arpeggiated bass line.

Published by: Laurendale Associates

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Composer:
Traditional French carol 		Arranger:
Jergenson, Dale 		Octaves:
2 		Level:
NA 		Rating:
Easy 		Copyright:
 1988
Season: Christmas
Classification: Hymn Tune , Folk Music , International Music
Technique: LV (Let Vibrate) , Damp Sign
Voicing: Handbells, No Choral
Bells Used: Two Octaves: 18 Bells; Three Octaves: 19 Bells
  Stock Number Description Price Qty. Ship Disc
MLAHB1020 2 oct HB   $4.50 S  
LLAHB1020 Digital Site License
2 oct HB 		$29.95 - -
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