Vaughan Williams is also associated to Lasst uns Erfreuem amd Sine Nomine, which, undoubtedly are by far his most well known hymn harmonizations that are, like F.C. Maker's popular Easter tune Mprgemlied, older hn tunes and as you pointed out before, we still play and sing these tunes today. I winder if Bach, Handel, or Beethoven were still with us if we would not have sern some harmonizations such as the Mendelsdohn inspired harmonizations of Now Thank we All our God, and my favorite, The aisometric A Mighty Fortress, whule originally Luther, the 1738 composition could have been reharmonized by any off the following: J.S. Bach, Handel, Buxtehude, F. Mendelssohn, Vaughan Williams (which would not be very surprising at all given how many hymn tunes were reharmonized by him), Mozart, Lizst, Haydn, or even Wagner.
Rob, Vaughan Willisame is probably most well known for Lasst ins Erfreuen and Sine Nominee (as we well know, those times are associated with Now Let The vault of Heaven Resound (Easter), All Creature's of Our God and King (Praise/Adoration in the LBW), Ahymn of Glory, Let Us Sing (Asscension), and the latter to tye ever popular For All The Saints (All Saints). The last one is so we'll known, although it has no patriotic context whatsoever, as a Presidential/Governmental Funeral hymn and could have easily been placed in the national songs section of the book. Have you offet d Lasst Uns Erfreuen or Sine Nomine in your Hymns of the week?
Is th8sbthe tune BLAENWERN? OR BEECHER? (both of those are commonly associated to Love Divine, All L9ve's Excelling although today most churchrs have adopted Hyfrydol asvthe standard tune for Live Divine All Loves Excelling, as well.as other texts (namely, Lird of Glory, you have brought us, Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, and AlleluiaSing to Jesus, as well as in earlier LCMS Hymn books, Jesus, I my cross have Taken amd Alleluia what a Savior.
Beautiful😍 Love from Bangalore, India.
One of my favorite hymns of all times from in the 1960 ties in the choirs at all saints anglican church in barbados west indies
Vaughan Williams is also associated to Lasst uns Erfreuem amd Sine Nomine, which, undoubtedly are by far his most well known hymn harmonizations that are, like F.C. Maker's popular Easter tune Mprgemlied, older hn tunes and as you pointed out before, we still play and sing these tunes today. I winder if Bach, Handel, or Beethoven were still with us if we would not have sern some harmonizations such as the Mendelsdohn inspired harmonizations of Now Thank we All our God, and my favorite, The aisometric A Mighty Fortress, whule originally Luther, the 1738 composition could have been reharmonized by any off the following: J.S. Bach, Handel, Buxtehude, F. Mendelssohn, Vaughan Williams (which would not be very surprising at all given how many hymn tunes were reharmonized by him), Mozart, Lizst, Haydn, or even Wagner.
Rob, Vaughan Willisame is probably most well known for Lasst ins Erfreuen and Sine Nominee (as we well know, those times are associated with Now Let The vault of Heaven Resound (Easter), All Creature's of Our God and King (Praise/Adoration in the LBW), Ahymn of Glory, Let Us Sing (Asscension), and the latter to tye ever popular For All The Saints (All Saints). The last one is so we'll known, although it has no patriotic context whatsoever, as a Presidential/Governmental Funeral hymn and could have easily been placed in the national songs section of the book. Have you offet d Lasst Uns Erfreuen or Sine Nomine in your Hymns of the week?
Is th8sbthe tune BLAENWERN?
OR BEECHER? (both of those are commonly associated to Love Divine, All L9ve's Excelling although today most churchrs have adopted Hyfrydol asvthe standard tune for Live Divine All Loves Excelling, as well.as other texts (namely, Lird of Glory, you have brought us, Come Thou Long Expected Jesus, and AlleluiaSing to Jesus, as well as in earlier LCMS Hymn books, Jesus, I my cross have Taken amd Alleluia what a Savior.
Robert, could you please play this hymn to the tune 'Everton?' It also fits 'Abbot's Leigh' very well. Thank you, Gary
All that talking and you didn't mention the name off the tune !