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1. „O, KTÓREJ SERCA DOBROĆ GŁOSZĄ WIEKI”.

Author

NALEPA, Marek

Subjects
SONG lyrics, NINETEENTH century, SONGWRITING, DEVOTIONS, DEVOTION, HYMNS
Abstract

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Published
2024
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2. En muntlig sångkultur kopplad till skrift.

Author

Ramsten, Märta

Subjects
*SONGBOOKS, *SONG lyrics, *EIGHTEENTH century, *REFERENCE sources, *HYMNS, *SONGS, *ORAL tradition
Abstract

The aim of this article is to investigate the process of diachronic transmission with reference to oral material. Departing from field recordings from the very north of Sweden this article intends to account for the transmitting of oral song traditions connected with two pious song books, Sions sånger/Sion’s Songs and Sions nya sånger/Sion’s New Songs from the 18th century. The song books were published in numerous editions up until 1975 and foremost used by religious dissenters. Only song texts were provided in the books – as for melodies the congregation had to deal with directions to contemporary melodies, mostly hymns. The recordings indicate that several both sacred and profane melodies used during the 18th century may have followed the songs for more than 200 years in oral tradition. The restricted life within the congregations is a prerequisite for this process which goes on within the collective. In the present investigation the contradictory words acceptance and avoidance/repudiation are used to make clear what elements are active as both controlling and cooperative in the dynamic transmitting process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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3. Andreas Kraß u. Christina Ostermann (Hgg.): Hymnus, Sequenz, Antiphon. Fallstudien zur volkssprachlichen Aneignung liturgischer Lieder im deutschen Mittelalter, Berlin u. Boston: de Gruyter 2019, VI, 278 S. (Liturgie und Volkssprache. Studien zur Rezeption und Produktion geistlicher Lieder in Mittelalter und Früher Neuzeit 3)

Author

Rosmer, Stefan

Subjects
HYMNS, ANTHOLOGIES, SONGS, SONG lyrics, NATIVE language
Abstract

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Published
2022
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5. Convergence of form and content between indigenous and Christian songs and beliefs of the Yoruba in southwestern Nigeria.

Author

Okewande, Oluwọle T.

Subjects
CHRISTIANITY, HYMNS, SONG lyrics, FAITH, RELIGIONS, POETRY (Literary form)
Abstract

Beginning and the development of Yoruba written poetry was believed to be influenced by the Christian songs and hymns. However, this study demonstrates the impact of Yoruba traditional poetry and beliefs in the development of local Christian religion and beliefs in the present time. Relevant data on both Christian and indigenous Yoruba beliefs were sampled through observation as well as extracted from written texts such as songs, hymns and poems in the Yoruba language. On the basis of the ethnographic and empirical materials and texts examined, the study found out that there are many parallel elements relating to form and content in traditional Yoruba and contemporary Christian songs and beliefs. It is stated that the Yoruba religious poetry and songs are valuable cultural elements in contemporary time and actively participate in propagating the Christian beliefs in the Yoruba society. This study concludes that impact of Yoruba religious poetry and beliefs is felt on the Christian religion in the contemporary time just as the Christian religious songs contributed to the development of Yoruba poetry in the past. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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6. Wiara w przemożną pomoc i opiekę Matki Bożej w poetyckich tekstach utworów z muzyką Ottona Mieczysława Żukowskiego, zawartych w zbiorze pt. „Pieśni marjańskie” op. 80 (pieśni 1-10).

Author

KACZOROWSKI, ROBERT

Subjects
SONG lyrics, MOTHERS, ORGANS (Musical instruments), SONGS, SYMBIOSIS, HYMNS
Abstract

Copyright of Studia Gdańskie is the property of Gdanskie Seminarium Duchowne, Kuria Metropolitalna Gdanska and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2019
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7. UGent? Me2!/DNA in Music/Death...

Author

DeBoor Canfield, David

Subjects
*FOLK music, *POPULAR music, *HYMNS, *FOLK songs, *MUSIC scores, *SONG lyrics, *FLUTE music
Published
2022

9. A hymn ofthe Old Order.

Author

Sauder, Myron K.

Subjects
*HYMNS, *SIXTEENTH century, *PREACHING, *ANABAPTISTS, *SONG lyrics
Abstract

The article presents information on hymns which finds its origin in the Netherlands during the sixteenth century. As stated the hymns which can be considered as the signature hymns of the oldest time is a hymns based on Anabaptist faith titled as "O Gott Vater, wir loben dich." The article further mentions the lyrics of the hymn "Our father God, thy name we praise" which is an english version of the earlier mentioned hymn. INSETS: O Gott Vater, wir loben dich;Our father God, thy name we praise.

Published
2011

10. Women's Hymns in Mid-Sixteenth-Century England: Elisabeth Cruciger, Miles Coverdale, Lady and Elizabeth Tyrwhit.

Author

White, Micheline

Subjects
*SONG lyrics, *HYMNS, *CHRISTOLOGY
Abstract

The article analyzes the song "Herr Christ de eynig Gotts Son," by Elisabeth Cruciger and the hymn "The Hymne or praier to the sonne of God," by Lady Elisabeth Tyrwhit. It examines Christology in the first two stanzas and the next three stanzas of "Herr Christ de eynig Gotts Son" and explores the third and fourth stanzas of the two versions of the hymn. The author provides a critical interpretation of the hymns and offer different meanings behind several elements.

Published
2011
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11. The spirit that strengthens me: Merging the “life of the mind” with “life in the spirit”.

Author

Hendrix, Katherine Grace

Subjects
*HYMNS, *FAITH, *LITERARY excerpts, *PSYCHOLOGICAL resilience, *BLACK women, *SONG lyrics, *SACRED songs, *CHURCH music, *VIRTUES
Abstract

Traditional Christian hymns and journal entries are intertwined to illustrate how the author's faith sustains and allows her to meet the challenges and triumphs of academia. Lyrics and excerpts from journal entries are the foundation for discussing obstacles, gratitude, and resilience as a black female in academia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009
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12. Call for Hymn Texts.

Subjects
*CHURCH music, *PODCASTING, *CHURCH musicians, *SONG lyrics, *HYMNS, *ELECTRONIC publications
Published
2020

13. M'ANDREW'S HYMN.

Author

Kipling, Rudyard

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the hymn "M'andrew Hymn," by Rudyard Kipling are presented. First Line: Lord, thou hast made this world below the shadow of a; Last Line: down to port.

Published
1920

14. DEBORAH'S HYMN OF TRIUMPH.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyric to the hymn "Deborah's Hymn of Triumph," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: Thus sang Deborah and Barak, son of Abinoani, Last Line: The sun in all its glory.

Published
1839

15. HYMN TO APHRODITE. 2.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, APHRODITE (Greek deity), HYMNS, LOVE
Abstract

Lyrics to the song "Hymn to Aphrodite," by Sappho in various translations are presented. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by W. E. Gladstone. First Line: Him rival to the gods I place, Last Line: Twin clouds of night mine eyes bedim. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by R. F. Burton. First Line: Peer of a god meseemeth he, Last Line: Mine eyes with night. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by Ambrose Philips. First Line: Blest as the immortal gods is he, Last Line: I fainted, sank, and died away.

Published
1895

16. HYMN TO APHRODITE.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, APHRODITE (Greek deity), HYMNS, LOVE
Abstract

Lyrics to the song "Hymn to Aphrodite," by Sappho in various translations are presented. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by F. T. Palgrave. First Line: Golden-throned beyond the sky, Last Line: Make Phaon love, but let him love like me. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by T. W. Higginson. First Line: Beautiful-throned, immortal Aphrodite, Last Line: Sacred protector! "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by J. Addington Symonds. First Line: Glittering-throned, undying Aphrodite, Last Line: Be my great ally!

Published
1895

19. HYMN INTERPRETATION.

Author

Hamilton, Donna

Subjects
*HYMNS, *MUSICAL notation, *SONG lyrics, *RELIGIOUS life of children
Abstract

The article offers information on the hymn "Stand for what is right," by Jim Strathdee. It says that the text of the song is phrased in the way frequently used for teaching safe or proper behavior to children. It also states that each stanza draws two situations for which similar action is prescribed, including stand, speak, work, or pray, all of these verbs are used in refrain in the same order. The musical notation and lyrics for the song are also presented.

Published
2010

21. HYMN TO APHRODITE. 4.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, APHRODITE (Greek deity), HYMNS, LOVE
Abstract

Lyrics to the song "Hymn to Aphrodite," by Sappho in various translations are presented. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by John Herman Merivale. First Line: Through orchard-plots with fragrance crowned; Last Line: Invite to soft repose. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by J. A. Symonds. First Line: All around through branches of apple-orchards; Last Line: Slumber distilleth. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by Frederick Tennyson. First Line: From the sound of cool waters heard through; Last Line: Deep sleep, as a trance, down over me flows.

Published
1895

22. HYMN TO APHRODITE. 3.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, APHRODITE (Greek deity), HYMNS, LOVE
Abstract

Lyrics to the song "Hymn to Aphrodite," by Sappho in various translations are presented. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by Edwin Arnold. First Line: The stars about the lovely moon; Last Line: Swims into sight, and lights all space. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by J. A. Symonds. First Line: Stars that shine around the refulgent full moon; Last Line: Light on the orbed earth. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by J. H. Merivale. First Line: Planets, that around the beauteous moon; Last Line: I Upon this world of ours.

Published
1895

23. The power of the song.

Author

Jill

Subjects
PRESBYTERIAN Church, HYMNS, SONG lyrics, MUSIC psychology, SINGING
Published
2020

25. Illuminations.

Author

Esolen, Anthony

Subjects
*HYMNS, *CHRISTIAN poetry, *CHURCH music, *SONG lyrics, *CONTEMPORARY Christian music
Abstract

The author criticizes the practices and styles of some authors of contemporary Christian hymns. Topics covered include the inappropriate use of certain words, the failure to consider the precise characteristics of things used as exemplars or metaphors, using unimaginative language to create poetry, and a tendency to violate the rules of grammar. Also mentioned are several modern hymns such as "Jesus, Shepherd of Our Souls. "Weary of All Trumpeting" and "Earth and All Stars."

Published
2017

26. Winning text in the 2010 hymn search on issues of justice and peace.

Subjects
*SONG lyrics, *HYMNS, *HYMN writers, *CHRISTIANITY & justice, *SONGS, *SOCIETIES, *MUSIC competitions
Abstract

The article focuses on "The Peaceful Kingdom," by Kathleen R. Moore, the winning text in the 2010 Hymn Search Society theological and congregational song competition concerning issues related to justice and peace. It mentions that the winning text was chosen by three judges including John Core, Rae Whitney, and Sally Ann Morris among the fifty-five song entries. The lyrics of "The Peaceful Kingdom," are also included.

Published
2011

27. A CHRISTMAS HYMN.

Author

Gilder, Richard Watson

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to "A Christmas Hymn" by Richard Watson Gilder are presented. First line: Tell me what is this innumerable throng; Last line: feet.

Published
1908

28. EASTER HYMN.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyric to the hymn "Easter Hymn," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: Christ is risen! The Lord is come; Last Line: Christ's in endless bliss above.

Published
1839

29. TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyric to the hymn "Twentieth Sunday After Trinity," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: Lord, have mercy, and remove us; Last Line: Fit to take its rest with You!

Published
1839

30. EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyric to the hymn "Eighteenth Sunday After Trinity," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: When God came down from Heav'n-the living God; Last Line: And his last hour of suffering was his worst!

Published
1839

31. SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyric to the hymn "Sixteenth Sunday After Trinity," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: When our heads are bow'd with woe, Last Line: Gracious Son of Mary, hear!

Published
1839

32. GOOD FRIDAY.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyric to the hymn "Good Friday," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: Bound upon th' accursed tree, Last Line: Son of God! `tis Thou! `tis Thou!

Published
1839

33. SIXTH SUNDAY IN LENT.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyric to the hymn "Sixth Sunday in Lent," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: Ride on! ride on in majesty! Last Line: Then take, oh God! Thy power, and reign!

Published
1839

34. QUINQUAGESIMA.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyric to the hymn "Quinquagesima," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: Lord! we sit and cry to Thee, Last Line: The glory of the Lamb of God!

Published
1839

35. SECOND SUNDAY IN ADVENT.

Author

MILMAN, H. H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the hymn "Second Sunday in Advent," by H. H. Milman is presented. First Line: The chariot! the chariot! its wheels roll on fire; Last Line: May our sanctified souls find a mansion in heaven!

Published
1839

36. HYMN TO APHRODITE. 5.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, APHRODITE (Greek deity), HYMNS, LOVE
Abstract

Lyrics to the song "Hymn to Aphrodite," by Sappho in various translations are presented. "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by anonymous. First Line: Come, Venus, come; Last Line: Come, Venus, come! "Hymn to Aphrodite," translated by J. A. Symonds. First Line: Kupris, hither; Last Line: Joys of the banquet.

Published
1895

37. SONGS OF THE FEDERATION.

Author

Caldwell, Marilyn

Subjects
MEMBERSHIP in associations, institutions, etc., MUSIC associations, MUSICAL composition, HYMNS, SONG lyrics
Abstract

The article examines some of the songs written by members of the National Federation of Music Clubs for the club's special occasions such as opening ceremonies and benedictions. According to the article, the oldest music compiled by the club is a collection of musical rituals for use in formal opening exercises published in 1926 that includes the "National Hymn," "God of Our Fathers" and the "Federation Hymn." The article also provides the lyrics of some of the songs.

Published
2009

38. Musikalisch-literarische Entgleisung.

Subjects
HYMNS, SONG lyrics
Abstract

The article presents the lyrics to the school hymn "Rot und weiß - uns're Liebe Chemie Halle."

Published
2013

39. BATTLE HYMN OF THE REPUBLIC.

Author

Oldroyd, Osborn H.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, MILITARY personnel, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the song "Battle Hymn of the Republic" are presented. First Line: Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord; Last Line: Chorus.--Glory, Glory, Hallelujah!

Published
1882

40. REBECCA'S HYMN.

Author

SCOTT SIR, WALTER

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the song "Rebecca's Hymn" by Walter Scott are presented. First line: When Israel, of the Lord beloved, Last line: Are mine accepted sacrifice."

Published
1904

41. LOVE TO CHRIST.

Author

SPENSER, EDMUND

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the song "Love to Christ," by Edmund Spencer are presented. First Line: With all thy hart, with all thy soule and mind, Last Line: Kindled through sight of those faire things above.

Published
1904

42. A CHRISTMAS HYMN.

Author

DOMETT, ALFRED

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the song "A Christmas Hymn" by Alfred Domett are presented. First line: It was the calm and silent night! Last line: Centuries ago!

Published
1904

43. THE HYMN.

Author

CARMAN, BLISS

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the song "The Hymn" are presented. First line: It was the winter wild; Last line: Bright-harnessed angels sit in order serviceable.

Published
1904

44. HYMN.

Author

COLERIDGE, SAMUEL TAYLOR

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics of the hymn "Before Sunrise, in the Vale of Charmouni" by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, is presented. First Line: Hast thou a charm to stay the morning star; Last Line: Earth with her thousand voices, praises God.

Published
1904

45. LORD! WHEN THOSE GLORIOUS LIGHTS I SEE.

Author

WITHER, GEORGE

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics of the song "Lord! When Those Glorious Lights I See," by George Wither, is presented. First Line: Lord! when those glorious lights I see; Last Line: We may be raised from below.

Published
1904

46. HYMN TO ZEUS.

Author

CARMAN, BLISS

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the song "Hymn to Zeus" are presented. First line: Most glorious of all the Undying, many-named, girt round with awe! Last line: Than forever to glory with justice in the law that endures and is One.

Published
1904

47. THANKSGIVING HYMN.

Author

Stetson, Charlotte Perkins

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the song "Thanksgiving Hymn. For California" by Charlotte Perkins Stetson, are presented. First Line: Our forefathers gave thanks to God; Last Line: How much the more should we!

Published
1895

48. FIRESIDE EVENING-HYMN.

Author

Fields, James T.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the song "Fireside Evening Hymn," by James T. Fields is presented. First Line: HITHER, bright angels, wing your flight, Last Line: Till morning leads the sunlight in.

Published
1881

49. The Minister of Love.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the hymn "The Minister of Love" are presented. First Line: O'er the mount and through the moor; Last Line: Hushed around his path of peace.

Published
1848

50. Human Brotherhood.

Subjects
SONG lyrics, HYMNS
Abstract

The lyrics to the hymn "Human Brotherhood" are presented. First Line: Hush the loud cannon's roar, Last Line: And men be brothers all.

Published
1848

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