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Enter all the names of the people responsible for the text of the hymn - authors, translators, alterers, paraphrasers, etc. Enter the first name first, and as it is given in the hymnal. Use standard capitalization for the names, even if the hymnal uses all caps. Include the person's life dates behind the name if they are included in the hymnal (Johann Sebastian Bach, 1685-1750). If initials are used, put a space between them (J. S. Bach instead of J.S. Bach) If there is more than one person involved, add rows to the spreadsheet below the hymn number to add more people to this column. It is not necessary to copy the other hymn information to this line.

 

 


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