Developers, Add a table for meter groups. For example SM is 6696, SMD is 6698 6686, or 6686 D or 6686D whatever…. CM CMD LM LMD, ditto without evebeven referencing some of the common number patterns. Let the user choose (a select box) whether to include all compatible meters.
A couple examples would be “The Chorus” https://hymnary.org/hymnal/C41858 and “The Revivalist” https://hymnary.org/hymnal/RC101880https://hymnary.org/hymnal/RC101880 which have appended choruses to hymns. Other examples would be “At the cross, at the cross” and “We'll walk in the light, beautiful light.” You could probably find more examples by searching “Choruses” under the hymnal title in “Advanced Search” or searching the chorus first line in the Text Name field.
While the text that we have typed in from the newest hymnal is the default text on the text summary (authority) page, you have the option of seeing the oldest text available instead. The option is found on your Hymnary account page under “Edit”
Hello, i hope you are having a blessed day! The sister website my.hymnary.org, seems to be just for scores; i should have mentioned that my hymn is just a text. Do you know any other places i could submit my hymn? Thanks.
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Developers, Add a table for meter groups. For example SM is 6696, SMD is 6698 6686, or 6686 D or 6686D whatever…. CM CMD LM LMD, ditto without evebeven referencing some of the common number patterns. Let the user choose (a select box) whether to include all compatible meters.
A couple examples would be “The Chorus” https://hymnary.org/hymnal/C41858 and “The Revivalist” https://hymnary.org/hymnal/RC101880https://hymnary.org/hymnal/RC101880 which have appended choruses to hymns. Other examples would be “At the cross, at the cross” and “We'll walk in the light, beautiful light.” You could probably find more examples by searching “Choruses” under the hymnal title in “Advanced Search” or searching the chorus first line in the Text Name field.
While the text that we have typed in from the newest hymnal is the default text on the text summary (authority) page, you have the option of seeing the oldest text available instead. The option is found on your Hymnary account page under “Edit”
I forgot to give an update, its been some time since it got approved. Thanks to all those who helped me! God bless much love.
You can find it here if you are intrested: https://my.hymnary.org/hymn/37919?instrument=lyrics
Hello, i hope you are having a blessed day! The sister website my.hymnary.org, seems to be just for scores; i should have mentioned that my hymn is just a text. Do you know any other places i could submit my hymn? Thanks.