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Babe of Bethlehem – Traditional (Early American) | Keyboard & Voice | Tim Hall Music

Slow build on this one - used some patches on the ck88 that sound vaguely renaissance ish. “Babe of Bethlehem” is an early American hymn from the late eighteenth and early nineteenth-century shape-note tradition, marked by modal contours and a folk-rooted melodic style. Its simplicity makes it adaptable to many textures, including Renaissance-inspired instrument patches on the Yamaha CK88. These sounds highlight the tune’s Old World character and invite subtle improvisation between verses. The hymn’s long life in oral tradition has encouraged performers to treat it flexibly, shifting colors to match the text’s pastoral atmosphere. This rendition blends voice with soft early-music textures for a gentle, contemplative sound. Performed by Tim Hall. More Tim Hall Music: • All Songs:    • How Deep Is Your Love – Bee Gees (1977) | ...   • Pop:    • How Deep Is Your Love – Bee Gees (1977) | ...   • Jazz & Standards:    • Baltimore Oriole – Hoagy Carmichael (1942)...   • Folk:    • Blue Spotted Tail – Fleet Foxes (2011) | G...   • Classical:    • Leccion 3, Las Segundas Lecciones de Guita...   • R&B:    • Cry Baby – Garnet Mimms (1963) | Voice and...   • Live Performances:    • Solo show at substation    Technical Details: Keyboard: Yamaha CK88 Interface/Microphone: Shure MV7i Microphone: Shure SM58 Loop Station: Boss RC-505 Mk2 Camera: iPhone 15 (native Camera app) #TimHallMusic #ChristmasMusic #FolkHymn #ShapeNote #EarlyMusic #KeyboardCover #RenaissanceMusic #HolidaySongs #VocalPerformance About Tim Hall Music: Tim Hall is a Boston-based musician who explores music through performance, study, and creative experimentation. His channel features live, single-take recordings on guitar and keyboard, part of an ongoing practice of learning, arranging, and sharing music in real time.