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Hymn (after a song of Freedom)
Staff Notation • Sacred, Anthems
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Hymn (after a song of Freedom) by Charles Villiers Stanford — Lyrics
Let us, with a gladsome mind,
Praise the Lord, for he is kind;
For his mercies aye endure,
Ever faithful, ever sure.
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About Hymn (after a song of Freedom)
Charles Villiers Stanford’s Hymn (after a song of Freedom) offers a jubilant call to praise, reflecting on the enduring kindness and steadfastness of God. The text, translated from an older hymn, speaks of proclaiming God’s name with gladness, emphasizing the reliability of His mercy. This anthem is set for SATB choir, providing a rich harmonic landscape to convey the exultant message. Its origins as a setting after a song of freedom suggest a powerful and uplifting character, making it a fitting choice for services seeking to express profound gratitude and unwavering faith. The direct and affirmative language makes its devotional message clear and resonant.
