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The Lord Our God Is King!

The Lord our God is King! Let earth rejoice and sing (Helder)

Author: William Helder (2009)
Tune: GENEVAN 97
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First Line: The Lord our God is King! Let earth rejoice and sing (Helder)
Title: The Lord Our God Is King!
Author: William Helder (2009)
Meter: 6.6.7.7.6.6.6.6.6
Language: English
Publication Date: 2018
Copyright: © 2009 Standing Committee for the Publication of the Book of Praise of the Canadian Reformed Churches
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Tune

GENEVAN 97

First published in the 1562 edition of the Genevan Psalter, GENEVAN 97 is set in the Ionian mode (major) and consists of four long lines (with some internal repetition) and a coda-like final phrase. The harmonization (1985) is by Dale Grotenhuis (PHH 4). This tune bears spirited singing with full ac…

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Trinity Psalter Hymnal #97A

Trinity Psalter Hymnal #97A
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