247. Now the Green Blade Rises
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Text Information |
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First Line: |
Now the green blade rises from the buried grain |
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Title: |
Now the Green Blade Rises |
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Author: |
John M. C. Crum (1928, alt.) |
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Refrain First Line: |
love is come again |
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Meter: |
11.10.10.11 |
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Language: |
English |
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Publication Date: |
2013 |
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Scripture: |
; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; |
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Topic: |
Christian Year: Easter Vigil; Christian Year: Resurrection/Easter; Grief; Jesus Christ: Resurrection; Renewal; Christian Year: Easter (3 more...) |
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Copyright: |
© 1928 Oxford University Press |
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ONE LICENSE: |
89902 |
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Tune Information |
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Name: |
NOËL NOUVELET |
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Harmonizer: |
Martin F. Shaw (1928) |
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Meter: |
11.10.10.11 |
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Key: |
e minor |
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Source: |
French carol, 15th cent. |
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Copyright: |
Harm. © 1928 Oxford University Press |
Text Information:Although there were some traditional Easter carols, this hybrid one has been created by grafting a 20th-century English text onto a late 15th-century French tune. The allegory of the dying and rising grain as a parallel for Christ’s Resurrection is probably based on John 12:24.