Looking for the name of a christmas song

I am looking for the name and music for a Christmas song. My daughter
performed it in middle school choir a few years ago but she can't
remember the name.

Some of the lyrics a

"In a manger, in a stable, on a cold night so long ago,
lay a tiny little baby"... and that's all we can remember.

The music teacher at the school is gone and the new one doesn't know
the song or can find the music under the name "In a manger".

If you know anything about this song(title, music), please email me at
. Thanks.

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I am looking for the name and music for a Christmas song. My daughter
performed it in middle school choir a few years ago but she can't
remember the name.

Some of the lyrics a

"In a manger, in a stable, on a cold night so long ago,
lay a tiny little baby"... and that's all we can remember.

The music teacher at the school is gone and the new one doesn't know
the song or can find the music under the name "In a manger".

If you know anything about this song(title, music), please email me at
. Thanks.

You've been looking for a long time. Why a skiing group, though?

--
Hywel

Dr Reuse wrote:
I am looking for the name and music for a Christmas song. My
daughter
performed it in middle school choir a few years ago but she can't
remember the name.

Some of the lyrics a

"In a manger, in a stable, on a cold night so long ago,
lay a tiny little baby"... and that's all we can remember.

The music teacher at the school is gone and the new one doesn't know
the song or can find the music under the name "In a manger".

If you know anything about this song(title, music), please email me
at
. Thanks.

maybe:
http://www.choralmusic.com/viewscore.php?name=scores2002/amen_satb_p11.gif


The delightful, popular Spiritual is available with an all-Christmas
text, in a truly choral arrangement. After the chorus is sung, the
first verse begins "See the tiny baby lyin' in the manger on Christmas
morning!" and continues with the shepherds running to greet him in the
lowly stable, the kings and wise men kneeling down before him, and the
angels singing "Amen, Hallelujah, Amen!"

relevance ? I always try to sing an uplifiting song (if not an actual
hymn) while skiing - Don't you children?

Jonboy