Lyrics - German Folk Hymn (1662)
Arr. - Muenster Gesangbuch (1677)
Translation - Willis's Church Chorals & Choir Studies (1850)
Verse 4 Translation - Joseph A. Seiss (1873)
Music - Fallersleben's Schlesische Volkslieder (1842)
Arr. - Richard S. Willish (1850)
Key - E Major
Tempo - 78 bpm
SATB - J. Elliot Bowman
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Keep in mind that the main purpose of these videos is to encourage congregational 4-part harmony singing. I record and mix these in such a way to help the listener hear parts more clearly. I urge you to listen with earbuds/headphones or true stereo speakers. Laptop and phone speakers are not only garbage for critical listening, they provide no sense of stereo which can be helpful while listening to these. Alto is slightly towards the left ear/channel and tenor is towards the right ear/channel. Soprano and bass are right down the middle.
If you enjoy the way that these hymns are sang and want to experience them in person, stop by just about any church of Christ and they'll likely be singing them the same way. Without instruments.