William Best – Christmas Postlude

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“Christmas Postlude,” is a musical composition often played on the organ in churches during the Christmas season. The title “Sit Laus Plena Sit Sonora” is Latin and can be translated as “Let there be full praise, let there be sound.” This suggests that the composition is intended to be a celebratory and joyful piece of music appropriate for the Christmas season.

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