O Come Little Children

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“O Come, Little Children” is a traditional German Christmas carol originally titled “Ihr Kinderlein, kommet.” The lyrics were written by Christoph von Schmid in the early 19th century, and the music was composed by Johann Abraham Peter Schulz. It is a gentle and tender carol that welcomes children to the Christmas celebration.

The melody of “O Come, Little Children” is simple yet elegant, making it an ideal choice for pianists of various skill levels. The song’s gentle flow and melodic lines provide a delightful canvas for pianists to express the joy and warmth of the Christmas season. The piece is characterized by a series of straightforward, repetitive phrases, allowing players to focus on achieving a smooth and expressive performance. “O Come, Little Children” is well-suited for pianists at the intermediate level and above.

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