COMPLETE [RELIGION/MUSIC] Hymn Collection 001 - rg

[Robinsgirl]

Thank you very much!!

[Robinsgirl]

Uuuuummmmm I cant log into the magic window. help please!!!!

[RuthieG]

I've re-sent your log-in details by PM.

Ruth

[chocoholic]

I Sing the Almighty Power of God:

Upload URL: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/hymns001_isingalmighty_law.mp3
Source URL: http://nethymnal.org/htm/i/s/isingthe.htm
Author of words: Isaac Watts (1674-1748)
Title and date of music and composer: Forest Green (trad. English), arr. in 1906 by Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)
Size: 2.02 MB
Duration: 2:13

[Robinsgirl]

Ok thanks I got that in!! You both sound awesome!!!

[sadclown]

Another hymn:

URL: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/hymns001_myjesusilovethee_js.mp3
Source: http://cyberhymnal.org/htm/m/j/mjesusil.htm

Words: William J. Featherstone (1846-1873)

Tune: Gordon by Adoniram J. Gordon (1836-1895) (who apparently was born in the town next to my hometown!)

Edit: Midi Arranged by Jennifer Stearns using cyberhymnal source music

Size:2.3 MB
Duration: 2:31

I can't wait for the next collection, to record some more!!

[Robinsgirl]

Thanks! I have it all put in!!

[treesh]

Here is a contribution:

Many and Great, O God

Words: Joseph R. Renville
Tune: American Indian Tune adapted by Joseph R. Renville

URL:
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/hymnx001_manyandgreatogod_po.mp3

[Robinsgirl]

Hey! I need the link to the hymn too please!!! Thanksness!!

[treesh]

Hey! I need the link to the hymn too please!!! Thanksness!!

Sorry!

Here is a link to the hymn from Cyberhymnal

http://cyberhymnal.org/htm/m/a/mangreat.htm

-Patricia

[RuthieG]

Hey! I need the link to the hymn too please!!! Thanksness!!

Sorry!

Here is a link to the hymn from Cyberhymnal

http://cyberhymnal.org/htm/m/a/mangreat.htm

-Patricia

Jo­seph R. Ren­ville, 1842 (Wa­kan­tan­ka ta­ku ni­ta­wa). Ap­peared in the Da­ko­ta In­di­an Hymn­al, 1916; trans­lat­ed from Da­ko­ta to Eng­lish by Phil­ip Fra­zier, 1929.

I don't think that this is likely to be in the Public Domain in the US, as the translation was first published in the United Methodist Hymnal in 1930 and is probably still under copyright.

Unfortunately copyright is such a complicated issue that we are sticking to things published before 1923 which are certain to be PD in the US.

Ruth

[LauraW]

Here's another hymn submission:

Rock of Ages

Upload URL: http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/rg/hymns001_rockofages_lw.mp3
Source URL: http://cyberhymnal.org/htm/r/o/rockages.htm
Author of words: Au­gus­tus M. Top­la­dy, 1776
Title and date of music and composer: Toplady, Thom­as Hast­ings, 1830
Size: 2.14 MB
Duration: 2:20

[lomond]

All Glory Laud and Honor:

Greetings ;

Tech specs, audio, and tags are OK.

I noted three deviations from the lyrics on the website:

Time: 1:25 In the line "Created make reply", the word "now" is heard instead of "make".

Time: 1:55 In the line "Our prayer and praise and anthems", the words "prayer" and "praise" are transposed.

Time: 3:05 The website lyrics call for one last refrain.

It is interesting that Theodulph of Orleans wrote this while in prison.

I noticed that you did not sing the verse that reads:

Be Thou, O Lord, the Rider,
And we the little ass,
That to God's holy city
Together we may pass.

Lomond

[lomond]

I Sing the Almighty Power of God:

Greetings -

PL OK!

Nicely done.

While not making a comment on the youth of today, I had to smile when I noted that this was part of Isaac Watts' "Divine and Moral Songs for Children" work.

Lomond

[lomond]

Here's another hymn submission:

Rock of Ages

Greetings -

Tech specs, audio, and tags are good.

Rock of Ages is PL OK.

Lomond