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Christmas Traditional

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Vocal

Average_duration

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3:03

No koma Guds englar med helsning i sky is a traditional Christmas carol that originated in Sweden. The carol is also known as "The Angel's Greeting" and is sung in Swedish. The carol is believed to have been composed in the 19th century, although the exact date of its composition is unknown. The carol has a simple melody and is typically sung in a slow and reverent manner. It is usually performed a cappella, with a choir or soloist singing the verses and the congregation joining in on the refrain. The carol has three verses and a refrain, and is typically sung in a minor key. The first verse of the carol describes the arrival of the angels, who bring a message of peace and joy to the world. The second verse describes the shepherds who hear the angels' message and go to see the newborn Christ child. The third verse describes the wise men who follow a star to find the Christ child and offer him gifts. The refrain of the carol is a simple repetition of the phrase "Gloria in excelsis Deo," which means "Glory to God in the highest." This refrain is sung after each verse, and is typically sung by the congregation. Overall, No koma Guds englar med helsning i sky is a beautiful and reverent Christmas carol that celebrates the birth of Christ and the message of peace and joy that he brings to the world. Its simple melody and powerful message make it a beloved part of the Christmas tradition in Sweden and around the world.

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