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Text:Are Your Memories Distressing
Author:João Wilson Faustini
Translator:João Wilson Faustini
Versifier:Henry L. Lambdin, 1892-1993
Tune:NOITE CALMOSA
Arranger:João Wilson Faustini
Harmonizer:Luciano Gallet, 1893-1931
Media:Audio recording

7. Are Your Memories Distressing

Text Information
First Line: Are your memories distressing
Title: Are Your Memories Distressing
Portuguese Title: Quantas vezes no passado
Author: João Wilson Faustini
Translator: João Wilson Faustini
Versifier: Henry L. Lambdin, 1892-1993
Meter: 883 883 D
Language: English
Publication Date: 2006
Scripture: ; ;
Topic: Confession; God's Forgiveness through Christ; Repentance
Copyright: Original Portuguese text and English translation © 2006 by Wayne Leupold Editions Inc., for all countries of the world except Brazil and Portugal; English metrical version © 2006 by Wayne Leupold Editions,Inc.
Tune Information
Name: NOITE CALMOSA
Harmonizer: Luciano Gallet, 1893-1931
Arranger: João Wilson Faustini
Meter: 883 883 D
Key: c minor or modal
Source: Melody from Rio de Janeiro
Copyright: Arr. © 2006 by Wayne Leupold Editions Inc. for all countries except Brazil and Portugal



Media
Audio recording: MP3 Snippet (made with MuseScore)

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