The song the shepherds heard

Episode 22 of the The night before Christmas podcast, hosted by Emma Hutchinson, titled "The song the shepherds heard " was published on November 26, 2023 and runs 10 minutes.

November 26, 2023 ·10m · The night before Christmas

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Share in the magic of Christmas listen to Grandpa Hutch who tells of the story of a visit by angels to shepherds watching their sheep on a lonely hill with thousands of stars twinkling in the dark night sky. Written by Mary Entwhistle in 1932.

One story out of three! Musical tales are a wondrous way of encouraging young children to vocalise, sing, dance and leap off into the realms of vocal exploration. Expect musical mayhem, instrumental excitement and lots of unexpected surprises!

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