Hymnody
Enoch FandrichInstruction & meditations on the music that has sustained & uplifted the Church for millennia. Hymnody is for the tireless Church musician, the thoughtful minister, and the layman in the pew; Soli Deo Gloria is our watchword.
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Latin, Lutherans & a Medieval Mistake
This classic Advent hymn has very interesting origins: both Latin and Lutheran!
The modern text is based on an English translation by John Chandler who, having found the original Latin medieval text, translated and included it in his Hymns...
A Hymn for The Beginning... & The End
This powerful Advent hymn had quite the convoluted journey to the final version now in our hymnals. The lyrics, such as they were, were written by John Cennick in 1750; he was a friend of John and Charles Wesley. It originally began: 'Lo! h...
Early Feminism & Bohemian Hymnody
This German Advent hymn, titled Gottes Sohn Ist Kommen (God’s Son Is Coming), was written by members of the Bohemian Brethren in the mid 1500s, before its translation by Catherine Winkworth in 1863.
The tune, found in English language hymn...
Introducing... Hymnody!
Here might I stay and sing; no story so divine!
Never was love, dear King, never was grief like Thine.
This is my Friend, in whose sweet praise I all my days could gladly spend!
Verse 7 | My Song Is Love Unknown
Not Hymnary!...
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A Lutheran and a Church musician, I write Hymnody (an educational publication on hymns) here on Substack.
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