Thank you for the music

Thank you! Very useful in helping me to learn this part.

Going through the hymn - coming slowly out of the tunnel and into the light.

great work ,God bless.

Thanks

The true lyric of the last line is "Feed me now and ever more" not "Feed me 'til I want no more". The bread of heaven is the word of God, something that we can never have enough of! Thanks for the musical help though.

Thanks for this.

thankyou, this is very helpful for those of us who can't read music!

thank you! absolutely fantastic!

Trying to get the parts. Very useful boy, keep it up man!

You genius

I could almost hear the Welsh voice there :)

wow, thanks, that's what I call a quick response. As far as "I Vow To Thee..." is concerned, I must admit that I never checked whether there is a version for several voices; I simply assumed it because it's such a popular and monumantal piece of music the British use for both organ and choir.

So, I've put up "Nearer My God To Thee" ... I assume that's the right tune, it's the one most countries use (in the UK some denominations use a different tune called Horbury ... let me know if you actually wanted that one!) The link you sent me for "I vow to thee" is the same version as I have - to be sung in unison. I don't think there is a well-known 4-part version! Let me know if you'd like anything else!

"Nearer My God To Thee" - good idea, I'll do it today! "I Vow To Thee My Country" - in Ancient and Modern, this hymn is unison ... I can't find a harmony version! Did you have one in mind?

I thought in the main that you were using Hymns Old and New! The version here is more akin to the English Hymnal and A&M Revised. Never mind it is some help

Great work, thank you so much! If it's not too impudent to make a wish, "Nearer My God To Thee" and "I Vow To Thee My Country" would make great additions to your collection on blogspot! :-)