The original version of WINCHESTER NEW appeared in Musikalisches Handbuch der geistlichen Melodien, published in Hamburg, Germany, in 1690 by Georg Wittwe. It was set to the text “Wer nur den lieben Gott” (see 446). An expanded version of the tune was a setting for "Dir, dir Jehova" (see 203) in…
A pentatonic (five-pitch) folk tune from the southern United States, BOURBON fits well with the penitential text of Psalm 38. The tune calls for unison singing, with accompaniment providing a firmly articulated rhythm. Like many pentatonic tunes, when unaccompanied it can be sung in canon after eith…
Display Title: Lord Jesus, once you spoke to menFirst Line: Lord Jesus, once you spoke to menTune Title: WINCHESTER NEWAuthor: H. C. A. Gaunt (1902-1983)Meter: 8 8 8 8 (LM)Date: 1987Subject: Christ the Teacher | ; Epiphany 2, Revelation | The First Disciples; Epiphany 6, Revelation | Parables; God, Saviour | Growing, Teaching, Serving; Lent 4, The King and the Kingdom | Transfiguration
Display Title: Lord Jesus, Once You SpokeFirst Line: Lord Jesus, once You spoke to menTune Title: BLUEBONNETAuthor: Howard C. A. Gaunt, 1902-1983Meter: LMDate: 2018Subject: Discipleship | ; New Life in Jesus Christ | ; The Assembly at Worship | Prayer
Display Title: Lord Jesus, Once You Spoke to MenFirst Line: Lord Jesus, once You spoke to menTune Title: BLUEBONNETAuthor: H. C. A. Gaunt (1902- )Meter: L.M.Date: 1985Subject: Holy Scriptures |