D'où viens-tu, bergère?

(Anonymous)

The story of a little maiden who saw a miracle on Christmas day (Easy)! ♥

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Difficulty level : Grade 0/12

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Program Notes on D'où viens-tu, bergère? by (Anonymous) :

This score is an arrangement of the charming Christmas carol D'où viens-tu, bergère? [Whence art thou, my maiden?] for easy flute, violin and piano trio.

It is set in the key of D Major.

This sheet music is intended for beginners on the flute and violin.

The violin part can be played entirely in the first position.

Furthermore, all notes are to be played detached (there are no slurs).

For your greater enjoyment, this sheet music includes the complete lyrics in French (5 verses).

Sources :

Ernest Myrand, Noëls anciens de la Nouvelle-France : Étude historique. Québec : Dussault & Proulx, 1899.
Source for the English lyrics : William McLennan, Songs of Old Canada. Montreal : Dawson Bros., 1886.

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Christmas Music for Flute, Violin and Piano

Sheet music details :

D'OÙ VIENS-TU, BERGÈRE?

(Whence art thou, my maiden? - D'ou viens-tu, bergere?)
Composer :	(Anonymous)	Opus/catalog number :
Movements :	Moderato	Composition/First publication :	Traditional French
Instrumentation :	Flute, violin and piano	Style :	Christmas Hymns & Carols
Key :	D Major	Duration :	00:40
Edition :	Arranged by M.A. Caux	Difficulty :	Grade 0/12

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D'où viens-tu, bergère?

1. D'où viens-tu, bergère, d'où viens-tu? (bis)

Je viens de l'étable, de m'y promener,
J'ai vu un miracle ce soir arrivé.

2. Qu'as-tu vu, bergère, qu'as-tu vu?(bis)

J'ai vu dans la crèche un petit enfant,
Sur la paille fraîche mis bien tendrement.

3. Rien de plus, bergère, rien de plus?(bis)

Sainte Marie sa mère sous un humble toit,
Saint Joseph son père qui tremble de froid.

4. Rien de plus, bergère, rien de plus?(bis)

Y'a le boeuf et l'âne qui sont par devant,
Avec leur haleine réchauffent l'enfant.

5. Rien de plus, bergère, rien de plus?(bis)

Y'a trois petits anges descendus du ciel,
Chantant les louanges du Père Éternel.

Source : Ernest Myrand, Noëls anciens de la Nouvelle-France : Étude historique. Québec : Dussault & Proulx, 1899.

Lyrics in English : Whence art thou, my maiden?

1. Whence art thou, my maiden, whence art thou? (bis)

I come from the stable where this very night,
I, a shepherd maiden, saw a wondrous sight.

2. What saw'st thou, my maiden, what saw'st thou? (bis)

There within a manger a little Child I saw,
Lying softly sleeping on the golden straw.

3. Nothing more, my maiden, nothing more? (bis)

I saw the Holy Mother the little Baby hold,
And the father, Joseph, a-tremble with the cold.

4. Nothing more, my maiden, nothing more? (bis)

I saw the ass and oxen kneeling meek and mild
With their gentle breathing warm the Holy Child.

5. Nothing more, my maiden, nothing more? (bis)

There were three bright angels come down from the sky,
Singing forth sweet praises to the Father high.

Source : William McLennan, Songs of Old Canada. Montreal : Dawson Bros., 1886.