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O threefold God of tender unity

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Author: William L. Wallace

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First Line: O threefold God of tender unity
Author: William L. Wallace
Meter: 10.10.10.10
Place of Origin: New Zealand
Copyright: © W. L. Wallace
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ATHAIR UILE-CHUMHACHDAICH

ATHAIR UILE-CHUMHACHDAICH was composed in Gaelic style, originally for the hymn "Almighty Father of all things that be" at the request of Polly MacInnes, organist of Kilmore Church of Scotland in Sleat in the Isle of Skye. Alasdair Codona

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UNITY (Bray)


FLENTGE

FLENTGE was commissioned for Songs of Thanks and Praise: A Hymnal Supplement (1980), where it was set to "Eternal Spirit of the Living Christ." Composer Carl Schalk named the tune after his mother's family name, which is also his middle name. FLENTGE is music for unison singing, in four long phrases…

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