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Beethovens 9th and last symphony is called Choral-symphony. I suppose it is because the 4th movement devellops the hymn "Freude schöner Götterfunken"
To me it sounded a bit like "To Be A Pilgrim" - John Bunyan's hymn. But that music was written by Vaughan Williams, based on an English folk song. Could the French by poaching English folk songs as well? :-)) * In fact, the organ melody from Saint Saens' 3rd Symphony is not a hymn tune, though Saint-Saens may well have taken a phrase here or there from well-known hymns, and reworked it to make it completely original. The melody was popularised in 1977 as the song "If I Had Words" by Yvonne Keeley and Scott Fitzgerald. The film clip was set in a church, complete with congregation waving their arms, so it may have given the impression it was based on a hymn tune. The only connection to hymns was the use of an organ.
It's the "Ode to Joy", originally a poem written by Schiller, later on, Beethoven made a symphony out of it (Symphony No. 9). Today it's mostly known as the hymn of the European Union.
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Beethovens 9th and last symphony is called Choral-symphony. I suppose it is because the 4th movement devellops the hymn "Freude schöner Götterfunken"
"Ode to Joy" is not typically classified as a church hymn. It is a famous melody from the final movement of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, which celebrates themes of unity and brotherhood. While it may be performed in a church setting, it is not a traditional hymn used in religious services.
To me it sounded a bit like "To Be A Pilgrim" - John Bunyan's hymn. But that music was written by Vaughan Williams, based on an English folk song. Could the French by poaching English folk songs as well? :-)) * In fact, the organ melody from Saint Saens' 3rd Symphony is not a hymn tune, though Saint-Saens may well have taken a phrase here or there from well-known hymns, and reworked it to make it completely original. The melody was popularised in 1977 as the song "If I Had Words" by Yvonne Keeley and Scott Fitzgerald. The film clip was set in a church, complete with congregation waving their arms, so it may have given the impression it was based on a hymn tune. The only connection to hymns was the use of an organ.
The English translation of the Te Deum is "We praise thee, oh God." The hymn is also called the Ambrosian hymn or A Song of the Church and it is an early Christian hymn of praise.
It's the "Ode to Joy", originally a poem written by Schiller, later on, Beethoven made a symphony out of it (Symphony No. 9). Today it's mostly known as the hymn of the European Union.
Isaac Watts
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Wilbur Konkel has written: 'A treasury of hymn stories' 'Next hymn, please' -- subject(s): English Hymns, Hymn writers
An English hymn originally written as a processional by Baring- Gould was later adopted as a Christian hymn because of the reference to II Timothy 2:3 of being a soldier for Christ. Yes, it has accepted as a Christian Hymn.
All honour and glory to GodLet there be peace on earth and tranquillityGoodwill to all peopleforever and ever, Amen.God is my want, my need, my life."
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Alice Parker has written: 'Creative hymn-singing' -- subject(s): English Hymns, History and criticism, Hymn tunes