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Title: What Shall I Give
Voicing/Format: Unison/2 Part
Publisher: Choristers Guild
Composer: Mayo, Becki Slagle
Catalog #: CGA1188

Price: $1.85

Becki Slagle Mayo has created a beautiful adaptation of the Christina Rossetti poem, incorporating both Christmas and Epiphany images that ask "What shall I give to the King?" The addition of opt. flute/C-treble instrument makes it shine.

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