Adam lay ybounden

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"Adam lay ybounden" is a well-known choral setting of a medieval English text traditionally performed in Anglican Christmas services.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christmas carol
choral work
associatedWith Anglican choral tradition
Christmas liturgy
countryOfCulturalOrigin England NERFINISHED
genre sacred choral music
hasSettingBy Benjamin Britten NERFINISHED
Boris Ord NERFINISHED
Howard Skempton NERFINISHED
Peter Warlock NERFINISHED
Philip Ledger NERFINISHED
isBasedOn Biblical narrative of Genesis
language Middle English
liturgicalSeason Christmas NERFINISHED
liturgicalUse Anglican Christmas services
motif Felix culpa
originalMedium unaccompanied choir
performanceContext Nine Lessons and Carols NERFINISHED
performancePractice a cappella choir
refrain Deo gratias
religiousTradition Christianity
subject Adam and Eve NERFINISHED
Virgin Mary NERFINISHED
textAuthor anonymous
textCentury 15th century
textForm macaronic carol
textIncipit Adam lay ybounden, bounden in a bond
textOrigin medieval English lyric
textPreservation medieval manuscript tradition
theme Fall of Adam NERFINISHED
Original sin
Redemption through Christ
title Adam lay ybounden NERFINISHED

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Boris Ord notableWork Adam lay ybounden
Boris Ord composed Adam lay ybounden