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Sounding ChildhoodMain MenuPart 1: Hymns & Religious SongsPart 2: Songs for School and PlayPart 3: Animal Welfare (Bands of Mercy) SongsPart 4: Christmas CarolsChristmas Carol choir December 2023Part 5: Folk SongsWorks CitedAbout the Author
"A closing hymn"
12023-06-14T12:44:41-07:00Beth South9cba9d75a82488a4e4c1af1d58b23357ce6b4889433708plain2024-05-19T19:50:56-07:00Alisa Clapp-Itnyred22bb56f3c8ebb3d7e0537bc1b85da2502038efeSOUNDING CHILDHOOD by Alisa Clapp-Itnyre
"A Closing Hymn" (Eddy #109)—This hymn, not surprisingly, closes out Eddy’s book. It is taken from Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner but fits as a closing song: “Farewell, farewell! But to this I tell, / To thee, thou wedding guest” and also for an animal organization: “He prayeth well, who loveth well, Both man and bird and beast” (v. 1). We always ended our Bands of Mercy choir rehearsals with this hymn.
1media/closing hymn score_thumb.jpg2023-06-15T11:37:33-07:00Beth South9cba9d75a82488a4e4c1af1d58b23357ce6b4889A closing hymn score1from Songs of happy life : for schools, homes, and bands of mercy by Sarah Eddy (1898). https://archive.org/details/happylife00eddy/page/6/mode/2upmedia/closing hymn score.jpgplain2023-06-15T11:37:33-07:00Beth South9cba9d75a82488a4e4c1af1d58b23357ce6b4889