Unison/2-part children's
choir, piano
accompaniment - Easy
SKU:
WD.080689438776
Composed by Spencer
Dalton. Arranged by
Spencer and Preston
Dalton. Choral, cantatas.
Simply WordKidz.
Christmas. Bulletins
(100-pak). Duration ca.
27 minutes. Word Music
#080689438776. Published
by Word Music
(WD.080689438776).
UPC:
080689438776.
Ginge
r Breadhouse, Carolyn
Bells, Holly Branch,
Candy Cane, Mary,
and...Ned, Ted and Jed!
These are a few of the
names to be found among
the cast of the new
Simply WordKidz Christmas
musical, The Christmas
Cross! Created by Jeff
Slaughter, with tracks
produced and arranged by
the team of Preston and
Spencer Dalton, The
Christmas Cross is a
super-easy-to-learn,
27-minute musical
designed to help you
celebrate the season with
the perfect setting for
your kids choir!
In
the opening scene, Miss
Carolyn Bells, our
children's choir
director, is leading the
kids through their first
rehearsal for this year's
Christmas Extravaganza.
As they begin to share
their thoughts on
Christmas, the heart of
the story comes to the
forefront as Mary begins
to tell everyone about
the Christmas Cross - a
very special ornament
with special significance
- an heirloom, handed
down by her grandmother.
As she explains the
meaning behind the
ornament...You can't have
Christmas without the
Cross..., this fun,
lighthearted musical is
beautifully and simply
transformed into a
powerful message about
the love of God and the
message of the
Gospel.
Full of great
new songs, in tandem with
traditional carols and a
humor-filled,
Biblically-sound script,
The Christmas Cross
highlights Jeff
Slaughter's signature
brand of creativity. And,
for the first time, he
brings his unique style
and infectious spirit to
the Simply WordKidz
Series, a fresh line of
EZ-to-Sing-EZ-to-Perform
musicals designed for
both excellence and
accessibility by the
smallest of choirs, or
for choirs with little
rehearsal time. Bring an
extra dose of Christmas
cheer to your performance
through the use of the
production-enhancing DVD
Accompaniment Track
available, from
WordKidz.
