Star of the East and the Carols of Christmas for Beginner Piano

Star of the East and the Carols of Christmas for Beginner Piano Traditional Christmas Carols for Beginner Pianists by SilverTonalities! Including fingering tips and the letter names embedded into each notehead. This makes reading music a breeze, especially for beginners and allows you to quickly associate the correct notes and effortlessly recognize the pitch. - ANGELS FROM THE REALMS OF GLORY, is a Scottish Hymn first published in 1816 and is an invitation to “Come Unto Christ”, pages 1-2 • AWAY IN A MANGER, celebrates the birth of Jesus surrounded by gentle animals and adoring angels, pages 3-5 • BOARS HEAD CAROL, is a 15th Century English Carol, also known as “The Boars Head in Hand Bear I” which represents the Yuletide feast, 6-7 • CAROL OF THE BELLS, with its origins deeply rooted in the Ukraine, this instrumental Carol was composed by Mykola Leontovych in 1916, pages 8-10 • DRIVE THE COLD WINTER AWAY, is a 17th Century English Carol, also known as “All Hail to the Days” and/or, “The Praise of Christmas”, pages 11-13 • FIRST NOEL, is a traditional English Carol for Epiphany possibly dating back to the 13th Century, pages 14-16 • GATHER AROUND THE CHRISTMAS TREE, is an American Carol by the clergyman John Henry Hopkins Jr ,who also wrote the modern lyrics for the “The First Noel”, pages 17-19 • GOLDEN CAROL, is an Old English Carol, representing the Three Wisemen of the Magi on their way to Bethlehem, pages 20-22 • HOLLY AND THE IVY, is an English Carol representing the Christmas custom of decking houses and churches with Evergreen, pages 23-25 • IT CAME UPON A MIDNIGHT CLEAR, is a Carol and Poem written in 1849 by the American Pastor, Edmund Sears, pages 26-28 • JINGLE BELLS, the iconic Carol written by James Lord Pierpont in 1857 and published under the title of “One Horse Open Sleigh” in 1857, pages 29-31 • O CHRISTMAS TREE, is a traditional German Carol, also known as “O Tannenbaum”, pages 32-33 • ONCE IN ROYAL DAVID’S CITY, is an English Anglican Carol, representing that Christ has ascended once again to glory, pages 34-35 • PAT A PAN, also known as “Willie Take Your Little Drum”, is a Carol originating from the Burgundy region of France, pages 36-37 • SANS DAY CAROL, is similar to the Holly and the Ivy, in which the holly is used as a symbol of Jesus, pages 38-39 • SILENT NIGHT, this classic Austrian Carol was composed in 1818 by Franz Xaver Gruber, capturing the spirit o