BTB(1881) set to ‘It passeth knowledge that dear love of Thine’. (Reverend Colin C Short) From The Bristol Hymn Book edited by Aldred Stone and others – provided by Cameron Luke (Believed to be out of copyright but if found otherwise we will immediately remove)
Tony Mansell
- 16 August 2023
Included in Methodist Hymn Book / Wesley’s Hymns Dykes, set to three hymns in Wesley’s Hymns (1877) (and not in Wesley’s Hymns of 1780), the hymns are 358 ‘Open Lord my inward ear’, 506 ‘Father of our dying Lord and 618 ‘To the hills I lift my eyes’; Lightfoot p310
- 16 August 2023
A chant; undoubtedly Cornish with that name and the frequent Brown usage of Cornish place names. Submitted by the Reverend Colin C Short From The Bristol Hymn Book edited by Aldred Stone and others – provided by Cameron Luke (Believed to be out of copyright but if found otherwise we
- 16 August 2023
Donald F Broad was the organist and choirmaster at Fore Street Methodist Church, Reduth. Included in Cornish Hymnary by Donald F Broad.
- 16 August 2023
From The Bristol Hymn Book edited by Aldred Stone and others – provided by Cameron Luke (Believed to be out of copyright but if found otherwise we will immediately remove)
- 16 August 2023