No Room / Sleep, Holy Child from: "Night of Miracles" by John W. Peterson

The ladies of the Sylvan Chorale - perform
No Room / Sleep, Holy Child from: "Night of Miracles" by John W. Peterson
Words and Music by John W. Peterson
Copyright 1958, renewed 1986
John W. Peterson/John W. Peterson Music Company/ASCAP

[@kjrussell8831]

My parents were volunteer/lay music ministers back when this Christmas cantata was published. I loved singing in the soprano section. Dad also bought other four part collections that included John Peterson’s songs and used them for solos, duets, trios, mixed quartets and ensembles. As a family we all sang different parts: Dad on 1st tenor, I sang high soprano, Mom 2nd soprano as well as pianist, my sister sang alto, brother sang baritone/bass and another brother was 2nd tenor.

[@chillbuddy4178]

Such a beautiful song, sleep holy child. Really wonderful to hear this heartfelt singing on that

[@deborahwall2284]

Remember this Cantata from
Calvary Baptist in Bogalusa and my Momma singing “ Sleep Holy Child.” She had the voice of a Angel ! How I wish I had recorded all the beautiful songs she sang throughout her life .They are always in my memories and heart forever !! Thanks for the beautiful memories and the wonderful Momma you were and will be eternally ; I honor you always ! 😢💔😇😍❤️🙏🏻🛐✝️🙌🏻👍🏻😘🤗Numbers 6:24-26 Psalms 23,30,&116:15 Proverbs 31

[@LJ542]

Beautiful. Thank you!

[@sarahjackson5680]

Lovely job!!!!! My family sang this cantata together over the years. It is so special to us and you did it beautifully. Thank you for sharing. Merry Christmas!!!! ❤️🎶

[@user-pg4kw7ni6s]

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[@caser17]

Is this a choir or is it a circus? Everything was going relatively well despite the evident fears of the young interpreter until the mistaken appearance of the young Balerina who mistook the stage and confused Peterson's Miraculous Night with Tchaikwsky's Swan Lake, damaging the production. Good for the choir.

[@kriswingert1662]

Well, I shot this, produced the video and it was performed as rehearsed. In an ORIGINAL production, you have to choreograph what you can and draw from what you know. So, away with your snide criticism.