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Early American Hymn Tunes

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William Billings (1746-1800) was known as a composer and singing teacher throughout early New England. His melodies have a rugged, earthy quality characteristic of the early fuging tunes. The composer has tried to match this flavor in his settings of these melodies. Delightful material for church and concert use.

Includes:
When Jesus Wept
WHEN JESUS WEPT

Let Tyrants Shake Their Iron Rod
CHESTER

Pastorale on Permit Us, Lord
SULLIVAN

From Whence Doth This Union Arise
SAVANNAH

O Let My Name Engraven Stand
THE EPITAPH

Behold with Joy
PARIS

Instruments: Organ

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Composers: 
Robert J. Powell
William Billings
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Instrumentation: Organ
Difficulty: Medium Difficulty
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Related Hymns, Texts, and Tunes:
TuneCHESTER (Chester)
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TuneWHEN JESUS WEPT
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