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Tune person

A tune person is a person who is the composer, arranger, harmonizer, etc. of a tune.

Guidelines

  • If the tune comes from a source other than a person, such as another hymnbook, list that in the tune source field.
  • If the dates of the composer's life are included in the hymnal, add them in this field, using name, date of birth and death in this format: J. S. Bach, 1685-1750.

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