Behold what grace appears - Revision history

JohnnyAdams at 19:24, 10 June 2008

2008-06-10T19:24:12Z

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	The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].		The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].

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Andyturner at 22:35, 31 January 2008

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	There is a setting in [[Ralph Dunstan]], [[Cornish Song Book\|The Cornish Song Book]], 1929: "Communicated by Mrs. E. Jewell, Holsworthy, Devon (formerly of Stratton, Cornwall.)"<br/>		There is a setting in [[Ralph Dunstan]], [[Cornish Song Book\|The Cornish Song Book]], 1929: "Communicated by Mrs. E. Jewell, Holsworthy, Devon (formerly of Stratton, Cornwall.)"<br/>
	[[Media:Behold_what_grace_appears.pdf‎ \| sheet music]] (N.B. each verse of this setting requires two of the verses printed above: sing 1 and 3, 4 and 5, 6 and 7, 8 and 9)<br/>		*[[Media:Behold_what_grace_appears.pdf‎ \| sheet music]] (N.B. each verse of this setting requires two of the verses printed above: sing 1 and 3, 4 and 5, 6 and 7, 8 and 9)<br/>
	[[Media:behold_what_grace_appears.mid\|Midi file]]		*[[Media:behold_what_grace_appears.mid\|Midi file]]


	The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].		The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].

Andyturner: link to midi file

2007-04-02T19:43:48Z

link to midi file

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	There is a setting in [[Ralph Dunstan]], [[Cornish Song Book\|The Cornish Song Book]], 1929: "Communicated by Mrs. E. Jewell, Holsworthy, Devon (formerly of Stratton, Cornwall.)"<br/>		There is a setting in [[Ralph Dunstan]], [[Cornish Song Book\|The Cornish Song Book]], 1929: "Communicated by Mrs. E. Jewell, Holsworthy, Devon (formerly of Stratton, Cornwall.)"<br/>
	[[Media:Behold_what_grace_appears.pdf‎ \| sheet music]] (N.B. each verse of this setting requires two of the verses printed above: sing 1 and 3, 4 and 5, 6 and 7, 8 and 9)<br/>		[[Media:Behold_what_grace_appears.pdf‎ \| sheet music]] (N.B. each verse of this setting requires two of the verses printed above: sing 1 and 3, 4 and 5, 6 and 7, 8 and 9)<br/>
			[[Media:behold_what_grace_appears.mid\|Midi file]]


	The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].		The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].

Andyturner at 19:24, 27 March 2007

2007-03-27T19:24:59Z

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 Words by [[Isaac Watts]], from Hymns and Spiritual Songs, 1707-9. Encountered in the oral tradition with a variety of settings.
 #Behold, the grace appears!<br/>The promise is fulfilled;<br/>Mary, the wondrous virgin, bears,<br/>And Jesus is the Child. <br/><br/>
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 #In worship so divine,<br/>Let saints employ their tongues;<br/>With the celestial hosts we join,<br/>And loud repeat their songs: <br/><br/>
 # “Glory to God on high!<br/>And heav’nly peace on earth;<br/>Goodwill to men, to angels joy,<br/>At our Redeemer’s birth!”

Andyturner at 23:04, 26 March 2007

2007-03-26T23:04:42Z

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	At [[Padstow]] in [[Cornwall]] the words are sung to a version of "[[Cranbrook]]" by [[Thomas Clark]].		At [[Padstow]] in [[Cornwall]] the words are sung to a version of "[[Cranbrook]]" by [[Thomas Clark]].

	There is a setting in [[Ralph Dunstan]], [[Cornish Song Book\|The Cornish Song Book]], 1929: "Communicated by Mrs. E. Jewell, Holsworthy, Devon (formerly of Stratton, Cornwall.)"		There is a setting in [[Ralph Dunstan]], [[Cornish Song Book\|The Cornish Song Book]], 1929: "Communicated by Mrs. E. Jewell, Holsworthy, Devon (formerly of Stratton, Cornwall.)"<br/>
	sheet music		[[Media:Behold_what_grace_appears.pdf‎ \| sheet music]]<br/>
	midi file		midi file (to come)

	The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].		The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].

Andyturner at 22:57, 26 March 2007

2007-03-26T22:57:45Z

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	'''Behold what grace appears'''		'''Behold what grace appears'''

	Words by [[Isaac Watts]], from Hymns and Spiritual Songs, 1707-9. Encountered in the oral tradition with a variety of settings.		[[Roud 3225]]

			Words by [[Isaac Watts]], from Hymns and Spiritual Songs, 1707-9. Encountered in the oral tradition with a variety of settings.

			At [[Padstow]] in [[Cornwall]] the words are sung to a version of "[[Cranbrook]]" by [[Thomas Clark]].

			There is a setting in [[Ralph Dunstan]], [[Cornish Song Book\|The Cornish Song Book]], 1929: "Communicated by Mrs. E. Jewell, Holsworthy, Devon (formerly of Stratton, Cornwall.)"
			sheet music
			midi file

			The song was also collected by [[Cecil Sharp]] in [[Shropshire]], and - with the title [[Back Lane]] - it is in the repertoire of the carol singers at the Royal Hotel, [[Dungworth]] in [[Yorkshire]].

	#Behold, the grace appears!<br/>The promise is fulfilled;<br/>Mary, the wondrous virgin, bears,<br/>And Jesus is the Child. <br/><br/>		#Behold, the grace appears!<br/>The promise is fulfilled;<br/>Mary, the wondrous virgin, bears,<br/>And Jesus is the Child. <br/><br/>

Andyturner: words from http://www.cyberhymnal.org/htm/b/e/beholdga.htm

2007-03-26T22:48:03Z

words from http://www.cyberhymnal.org/htm/b/e/beholdga.htm

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'''Behold what grace appears'''

Words by [[Isaac Watts]], from Hymns and Spiritual Songs, 1707-9. Encountered in the oral tradition with a variety of settings.

#Behold, the grace appears! The promise is fulfilled; Mary, the wondrous virgin, bears, And Jesus is the Child. 
#The Lord, the highest God, Calls Him His only Son; He bids Him rule the lands abroad, And gives Him David’s throne. 
#O’er Jacob shall He reign With a peculiar sway; The nations shall His grace obtain, His kingdom ne’er decay. 
#To bring the glorious news A heav’nly form appears; He tells the shepherds of their joys, And banishes their fears. 
# “Go, humble swains,” said he, “To David’s city fly; The promised Infant born today Doth in a manger lie.” 
#“With looks and hearts serene, Go visit Christ your King; And straight a flaming troop was seen: The shepherds heard them sing: 
# “Glory to God on high! And heav’nly peace on earth; Goodwill to men, to angels joy, At the Redeemer’s birth!” 
#In worship so divine, Let saints employ their tongues; With the celestial hosts we join, And loud repeat their songs: 
# “Glory to God on high! And heav’nly peace on earth; Goodwill to men, to angels joy, At our Redeemer’s birth!”