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O come, Emmanuel. (Veni Emmanuel.) For four-part chorus of mixed voices and descants ... Latin, 9th century. Translation by John Mason Neale. Plainsong, mode i. Arranged by P. C. Van Dyke

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O come, Emmanuel. (Veni Emmanuel.) For four-part chorus of mixed voices and descants ... Latin, 9th century. Translation by John Mason Neale. Plainsong, mode i. Arranged by P. C. Van Dyke

O come, Emmanuel. (Veni Emmanuel.) For four-part chorus of mixed voices and descants ... Latin, 9th century. Translation by John Mason Neale. Plainsong, mode i. Arranged by P. C. Van Dyke

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