
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
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Voice; Soprano; Alto +2 parts · 1 min 55 sec
Open scoreO Come O Come Emmanuel sheet music is represented here by three contrasting scores: a piano and acoustic-guitar duet, an SATB vocal version, and a solo harp arrangement. Their opening keys, time signatures and tempos differ, so the practical choice depends on your ensemble and the key that suits your singers or instrument. No supplied source establishes the work’s origin, composer or definitive original scoring, so treat the listed details as selection leads and check the actual score before performance.
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Voice; Soprano; Alto +2 parts · 1 min 55 sec
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Jacquelynn Tietjen
The Piano Guys Version Arr. for Harp
Harp · 3 min 28 sec
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Misc Christmas
Piano; Acoustic Guitar · 38 sec
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15th Century French melody arr Thomas Helmore
33 sec
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Misc Christmas
Sopraan; Alt; Tenor +1 parts · 1 min 16 sec
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Traditional Hymn
Voice; Organ · 3 min 16 sec
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Misc Christmas
Unnamed-000; Unnamed-001; Veni Emmanuel +1 parts · 40 sec
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The Piano Guys
Violoncello; Piano · 4 min 36 sec
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Misc Christmas
O Come O Come Immanuel
SOPRANO ALTO; TENOR BASS · 36 sec
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Thomas Helmore
B♭ Clarinet; Euphonium; Organ · 2 min 17 sec
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Misc Christmas
SOPRANO; ALTO; TENOR +1 parts · 3 min 21 sec
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Veni Emmanuel 15th Century French processional (arr. Jordan Dixon)
Flute 1; Flute 2; Oboe 1 +21 parts · 3 min 2 sec
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Arr. Camryn Smith
For Solo Vibraphone
Vibraphone · 1 min 9 sec
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Misc Christmas
Viola · 38 sec
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Misc Christmas
35 sec · Score #94909
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Misc Christmas
35 sec · Score #219584
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Misc Christmas
18 sec
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Trad. 15C
Veni Emmanuel
40 sec · Score #118355
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Trad. 15C
Veni Emmanuel
40 sec · Score #20724
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Trad. 15C
Veni Emmanuel
40 sec · Score #86963
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The scores present three practical ways to perform O Come O Come Emmanuel: a piano and acoustic-guitar duet, an SATB vocal arrangement with voice and four choral parts, and a solo harp version. These formats describe the scores at hand; they are not proof of the work’s original instrumentation.
Opening details differ between the listings. The piano and guitar duet opens with one sharp and 4/4 time, the SATB version with two flats, 6/8 and about 67.5 BPM, and the harp version with one sharp and 4/4. Treat these as opening details only, not as a summary of the whole piece.
A choir director will need the SATB score, a harpist may prefer the solo harp arrangement, and a piano-and-guitar duo can start with the duet. Check vocal ranges, the guitar part and whether the opening key suits your performers, then confirm the full score before committing.
Composer fields vary between the scores, and one score has no named composer. Part names, keys, time signatures and durations describe individual scores rather than the work’s history or a definitive edition.
Score parts: Voice, Soprano, Alto, Tenor, Bass. Catalogue duration 1 min 55 sec. Opening key signature: 2 flats. Opening time signature: 6/8. Opening tempo: 67.5 BPM.
Score parts: Harp. Catalogue duration 3 min 28 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp. Opening time signature: 4/4.
Score parts: Piano, Acoustic Guitar. Catalogue duration 38 sec. Opening key signature: 1 sharp. Opening time signature: 4/4.
O Come O Come Emmanuel appears in three listed formats: a piano and acoustic-guitar duet, an SATB vocal score with voice, soprano, alto, tenor and bass parts, and a solo harp version. The listings do not prove that any one of these is the work’s original scoring.
An SATB vocal score is the choral option, with parts for voice, soprano, alto, tenor and bass. Its opening is listed in a key with two flats, in 6/8 time, at about 67.5 BPM; check the full score to confirm vocal ranges and part-writing.
A solo harp version is listed with one harp part, an opening key signature of one sharp, and 4/4 time. The listing describes that particular score and does not establish solo harp as the standard or original instrumentation.
The listed O Come O Come Emmanuel piano and acoustic-guitar duet opens with one sharp and 4/4 time. These details describe the opening of that score only; they do not show the full harmonic plan or whether the key changes later.
Composer attribution for O Come O Come Emmanuel is not reliably established by the available score information.
Choosing among the O Come O Come Emmanuel scores starts with the ensemble: SATB for a choir, piano and acoustic guitar for a duet, or solo harp for a harpist. Then compare the opening key, time signature and tempo, and check the full score for range, playability and any later changes.
O Come O Come Emmanuel is represented by several different scorings, so the title does not point to one fixed version in the supplied information. Instrumentation and opening details vary between the scores, and no authoritative edition is identified.