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Joy to the World
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Silent Night
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O Come, o Come Emmanuel
02:00
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Carol of the Bells
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Some Children See Him
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The First Noel
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Paula Arlich Murrieta, California
Paula has been playing piano since the age of 3 and is an accomplished composer, instructor, and performer.Her instrumental CD has sold very well, and one of the songs on the CD was nominated for best song in 2008 by the JPF Music Awards. Several of her songs have made it in the top 10 of the N1M Charts. www.paulaarlich.com ... more
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