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Who Is That?
Author: E. M. B. Appears in 19 hymnals First Line: Who is that calling for me to come Refrain First Line: Who is that knocking Used With Tune: [Who is that calling for me to come]
Who Is That?
[Who is that calling for me to come]
Appears in 8 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: E. M. Bartlett Incipit: 33321 35653 33321 Used With Text: Who Is That Knocking?
[Who is that calling for me to come]
Who Is That?
Author: E. M. Bartlett Hymnal: Radio Favorites #93 (1966) First Line: Who is that calling for me to come Refrain First Line: Who is that knocking, calling, seeking Languages: English Tune Title: [Who is that calling for me to come]
Who Is That?
Who Is That?
Author: E. M. B. Hymnal: Bells of Salvation #29 (1950) First Line: Who is that calling for me to come Refrain First Line: Who is that knocking, calling seeking Languages: English Tune Title: [Who is that calling for me to come]
Who Is That?
Who Is That?
Author: E. M. B. Hymnal: Silver Trumpets #61 (1952) First Line: Who is that calling for me to come Refrain First Line: Who is that knocking, calling, seeking Languages: English Tune Title: [Who is that calling for me to come]
Who Is That?
E. M. Bartlett
1885 - 1941 Person Name: E. M. B. Author of "Who Is That?" in The New National Baptist Hymnal E. M. Bartlett was born December 24, 1883 in Waynesville, Missouri. His family later moved to Sebastian County, Arkansas. Bartlett received training as a music teacher and was a leader in developing Southern gospel music. He was employed by Central Music Company, a publisher of shape note singing books based in Hartford, which was owned by David Moore and Will H. Ramsey. Bartlett persuaded Moore and John A. McClung to partner with him to form Hartford Music Company. In 1921, Bartlett established the Hartford Music Institute, a shape note school. He provided opportunities for many songwriters and musicians in gospel music, including Albert E. Brumley. In 1939 he suffered a stroke and afterwards wrote "Victory in Jesus."
Dianne Shapiro, from "The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture" http://www.encyclopediaofarkansas.net/encyclopedia/entry-detail.aspx?entryID=2660 and "Gospel Music Hall of Fame" website: http://www.gmahalloffame.org/speaker-lineup/e-m-bartlett-sr/ (accessed 1-24-2018)
E. M. Bartlett
