Dictionary of Hymnology

Learn hymn terms, meters, forms, and the history behind Christian worship music — curated for hymn lovers, worship leaders, and students.

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10 results for “People's Hymnal” Showing 1–10 on this page
A day, a day of glory Hymn John Mason Neale's joyful 1860 Christmas carol, written expressly for Edmund Sedding's Antient Christmas Caro… A Patre Unigenitus (English Translations) History The principal nineteenth-century English translations of the ancient Latin Epiphany hymn 'A Patre Unigenitus'… A. L. P. History The pen name "A. L. P." (standing for "A London Priest") used by Dr. Richard Frederick Littledale in the Peop… Accept our thanks, O Lord, we pray Hymnology A publication note on William Chatterton Dix's commemorative hymn for the festival of Saint Bede, highlightin… Ad laudes Salvatoris Hymnology A structural registry of the late medieval Latin sequence "Ad laudes Salvatoris," tracking its manuscript pre… Adsunt tenebrae primae History Hymnological profile of the anonymous Mozarabic evening hymn "Adsunt tenebrae primae," tracing its manuscript… Agnes, fair martyr History Hymnological record of Mary Dunlop Moultrie's nineteenth-century hymn for St. Agnes's Day, detailing its deat… Arrayed in robes of virgin white Hymnology An entry on Gerard Moultrie's hymn for the Festival of Martyrs. Aute he klete kai hagia hemera Hymnology An entry on Ode VIII of the Easter Canon by St. John of Damascus and its use in English hymnals. Gaude, Mater Ecclesia Hymnology A text-critical and publication history of the Latin hymn Gaude, Mater Ecclesia, tracing its origin in the Se…