"All glory in the highest, peace on earth, goodwill to men!"
Do You Know the Song That the Angels Sang? is a joyful and uplifting Christmas composition featuring an original melody by Stephen DeCesare, bringing a classic Christmas text to life in a contemporary Praise and Worship style.
On that first Christmas night, the heavens were filled with the glorious voices of angels proclaiming the birth of Jesus Christ. Their extraordinary message of peace and goodwill echoed across the hills of Bethlehem, filling the hearts of humble shepherds with wonder and joy.
As the shepherds hurried to witness the newborn Savior, a brilliant star guided wise men from distant lands toward the fulfillment of God's promise.
Through its inspiring verses and triumphant refrain, Do You Know the Song That the Angels Sang? celebrates the heavenly announcement that forever changed the world.
With a fresh, original melody and a contemporary Praise and Worship character, this musical setting transforms the familiar Christmas text into an enthusiastic celebration of faith, hope, and the extraordinary joy of Christ's birth.
The recurring proclamation of "Glory in the highest" invites listeners to join the angels in offering praise and thanksgiving to God for the greatest gift humanity has ever received.
Especially appropriate for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Christmas concerts, church worship services, Lessons and Carols, contemporary Christian celebrations, and joyful seasonal listening.
May this music remind us that the song first heard by the shepherds continues to echo through every generation, proclaiming the peace, love, and salvation brought into the world through Jesus Christ.
Original Music by Stephen DeCesare
A contemporary Praise and Worship setting of the traditional Christmas text.
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