Vernacular hymns arise early in the Reformation and are given fixed form in English publications like the Book of Common Prayer (1548-59) and Thomas Sternhold s Psalter (1556) or in America the Bay ...

Historian teams up with Chris Tomlin and Hillsong’s Ben Fielding to adapt rare music dating back to the third century.

More challenges arise when the poem in question is a 40-verse (chalisa) hymn in Avadhi ... With this portable little book, Seth joins legions of poets with his own telling of a mini-Ramayana.

A selection from what has been identified by a University of Manchester academic as the only surviving Chartist hymn book is to be performed in public for the first time since 1854. English literature ...

The editors of a tiny 165-year-old pamphlet, believed to be the world’s only surviving copy of a Chartist hymn book, have been identified. Dr Mike Sanders, from The University of Manchester, says the ...

The text was translated into English by William Draper, first published in a hymn book in 1919. The words of this hymn were written around 1630 and later translated into English by the poet Robert ...

And the Groussac book sponsored by Palacios ... songs on the issue and finally the Malvinas March, which became a hymn, the winning song of a competition sponsored by a Junta for the Recovery ...