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I sing of a Maiden
Staff Notation • Sacred, Christmas
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I sing of a Maiden by Simon Biazeck — Lyrics
I sing of a maiden that is makeless;
King of all kings to her son she ches.
He came all so still where his mother was
As dew in April that falleth on the grass:
He came all so still to his mother's bower,
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About I sing of a Maiden
This deeply devotional setting of the medieval text I sing of a Maiden is ideal for Christmas services and concerts. The anonymous fifteenth-century poem speaks of Mary's unique role as both mother and maiden, and her divine conception of Christ. Simon Biazeck’s arrangement for SATB choir captures the sacred, reflective mood of the text, treating the poetry with sensitivity and reverence. The rich harmonies and clear melodic lines create a performance piece that is both accessible for choirs and moving for congregations or audiences. Its devotional nature makes it a fitting choice for moments of quiet contemplation during the Christmas season.
