P Tunes

TUNE NAME NAMED AFTER USED BY Packington   JESUS, WE LOOK TO THEE Paderborn The city of Pa­der­born, Ger­ma­ny, where ar­rang­er Sid­ney Ni­chol­son heard it sung in the ca­thed­ral there. BECAUSE THOU HAST SAID Paddington The sect­ion of Lon­don where com­pos­er Ri­chard Red­head played the or­gan at the Church of St. Ma­ry Mag­da­lene for 30 years. LAMB’S HIGH BAN­QUET CALLED TO SHARE, THE O CHRIST, THE LORD OF HEAV­EN, TO THEE Paedeia   THY LIT­TLE ONES, DEAR LORD, ARE WE Palestine   BEAUTIFUL LAND, THE THEY HAVE GONE TO THE LAND Palgrave   SON OF MAN, TO THEE I CRY Palms of Glo­ry   PALMS OF GLO­RY Palmyra [Smil­ey]   I LOOK TO THEE IN EV­E­RY NEED THOU ART THE EV­ER­LAST­ING WORD Pange Lin­gua   NOW, MY TONGUE, THE MYS­TE­RY TELL­ING Paradise (Dykes)   O PAR­A­DISE! Paradise (Leav­itt)   MY GOD, THE SPRING OF ALL MY JOYS Paris The town of Par­is, Vir­gin­ia, where com­pos­er Mi­chael Lon­ne­ke was or­gan­ist at the Ang­li­can Church of the Good Shep­herd HOW LONG WILT THOU FOR­GET ME, LORD? Park Street The street in Bos­ton, Mass­a­chu­setts. ALL YE THAT FEAR GOD’S HO­LY NAME ARISE! ARISE, WITH JOY SUR­VEY COME, O MY SOUL, IN SAC­RED LAYS BE­FORE JE­HO­VAH’S AW­FUL THRONE BLESS, O MY SOUL! THE LIV­ING GOD LO! ROUND THE THRONE A GLOR­I­OUS BAND LORD OF THE SAB­BATH AND ITS LIGHT THEE WE ADORE, ETER­NAL LORD UNMOVED BY FEAR, MY PRAISE IS DUE Parker   AMIDST THY WRATH RE­MEM­BER LOVE SHE LOVED HER SAVIOR Pärlan Swedish for “pearl” O THAT PEARL OF GREAT PRICE! Påskemorgen   QUIET, LORD MY FRO­WARD HEART Passion Cho­rale   COMMIT WHAT­EV­ER GRIEVES THEE O SAC­RED HEAD, NOW WOUND­ED Pastor Bo­nus (also see St. Hill)   AT ALL TIMES PRAISE THE LORD Pater Om­ni­um   MUSIC ON CHRIST­MAS MORN­ING OF ALL THE THOUGHTS OF GOD THIS IS THE FIELD THOU ART,...

Q Tunes

TUNE NAME NAMED AFTER USED BY Quam Dilecta   MY FA­THER, HEAR MY PRAY­ER WE LOVE THE PLACE, O GOD Quebec   See Hesperus Quem Pastores   COME, YOUR HEARTS AND VOIC­ES RAIS­ING FATHER, WHO ON MAN DOST SHOW­ER GABRIEL, FROM THE HEAV­EN DE­SCEND­ING JESUS, GOOD ABOVE ALL OTHER LORD, THE WIND AND SEA OBEY THEE WHILE THEIR FLOCKS THE SHEP­HERDS TEND­ED Queen Street   YOUNG MEN AND MAIDENS, RAISE Quietude   THE QUIET...

R Tunes

TUNE NAME NAMED AFTER USED BY Rachel   WHEN MO­THER LOVE MAKES ALL THINGS BRIGHT Rachie The com­po­ser’s niece Ra­chel. HARK! THE SOUNDS OF SING­ING Rakem   WHEN TIME SEEMS SHORT AND DEATH IS NEAR Ramoth   LITTLE THAT THE RIGHT­EOUS HOLD, A Ramoth (Cal­kin) The town in Gil­e­ad (1 Chron­i­cles 6:73) LORD, TO THEE ALONE WE TURN Rangoon   TRUMPET OF GOD, SOUND HIGH Randolph Composer Ralph Vaug­han Will­iams’ cou­sin Ralph Wedg­wood. GOD BE WITH YOU TILL WE MEET AGAIN Raphael (Hop­kins) [St. Ra­pha­el]   HOLY SAV­IOR, WE ADORE THEE IN THY NAME, O LORD, AS­SEM­BLING JESU, LORD OF LIFE AND GLO­RY Raphael (Or­a­to­ry)   THOUGH LOW­LY HERE OUR LOT Rapture (Schole­field)   SAVED, SAVED Rapture (Hum­phreys)   O HOW HAP­PY ARE THEY Rathbun Beriah Rath­bun, one of com­pos­er Ith­a­mar Conk­ey’s faith­ful choir mem­bers at the Cen­tral Bap­tist Church, Nor­wich, Con­nec­ti­cut. HARK! TEN THOU­SAND VOIC­ES CRY­ING HARK! WHAT MEAN THOSE HO­LY VOIC­ES? IN THE HEAVENS THE LORD ALMIGHTY IN THE CROSS OF CHRIST I GLO­RY VALLEY LIL­IES Ratisbon Former name of Re­gens­burg, Ger­ma­ny CHRIST WHOSE GLO­RY FILLS THE SKIES GOD OF MER­CY, GOD OF GRACE WE BE­LIEVE IN ONE TRUE GOD Ravendale   FEAR NOT, O LIT­TLE FLOCK Ravenshaw   LORD, THY WORD ABID­ETH Raynolds   See Con­so­la­tion (Men­dels­sohn) Rebecca The daugh­ter of com­pos­er John M. Shenk COME, HEAVEN-BOUND PIL­GRIMS Rector Potens   HARK, ’TIS THE HO­LY TEMP­LE’S BELL SHINE FORTH, O SUN OF BOUND­LESS LOVE Redcliff   MORN'S ROS­E­ATE HUES HAVE DECKED THE SKY Redcliffe   BE THOU SU­PREME Redemptor Mun­di   O COME, RE­DEEM­ER OF MAN­KIND Redeemer (Em­er­son)   BLEST IS HE WHO LOVES GOD’S PRE­CEPTS Redeemer (Loes)   BLESSED RE­DEEM­ER (Christ­ian­sen) Redhead [Aja­lon, Pe­tra]   BY THY BIRTH AND BY THY TEARS GO TO DARK GETH­SEM­ANE GOD, BE MER­CI­FUL TO ME GRACIOUS SPIR­IT, DWELL WITH ME MISTFUL ARE OUR WAIT­ING EYES SAVIOR, PRINCE OF IS­RA­EL’S...

S Tunes

TUNE NAME NAMED AFTER USED BY 67th Psalm   O SING TO THE LORD, WHOSE BOUN­TI­FUL HAND Sabaoth   HOLY, HO­LY, HO­LY IS THE LORD Sabbata   SINCE JE­SUS FREE­LY DID AP­PEAR Sabbath   SAFELY THROUGH ANO­THER WEEK Sabbatsdag   GLORY TO THE FA­THER GIVE SABBATH DAY Sacramentum Uni­ta­tus   THOU, WHO AT THY FIRST EU­CHA­RIST DIDST PRAY The Sacred Heart   DRAW NIGH AND TAKE THE BO­DY OF THE LORD Sacred Morn   HAIL, THOU BRIGHT AND SAC­RED MORN Safely, Safe­ly   SAFELY, SAFE­LY, GA­THERED IN Saffron Wal­den The town in Es­sex, Eng­land. DEAR FA­THER-MO­THER Sagina The sa­gi­na plant that was a fav­orite spring fod­der for Ro­man sheep. AND CAN IT BE THAT I SHOULD GAIN? FAITH MEANS WE’RE SURE HOW SHALL THE YOUNG DI­RECT THEIR WAY? LAST PRAY­ER, A Sagina (Short)   BEHOLD THE SERV­ANT OF THE LORD O GOD OF LIGHT OBJECT OF ALL OUR KNOW­LEDGE HERE Salem (Meth­fess­el)   WHEN MO­THERS OF SA­LEM Salem (Har­mo­nia)   THE FRIEND OF SIN­NERS DIES Sales   TO THEE, O COM­FORT­ER DI­VINE Salisbury   THOU FRAM­ER OF THE LIGHT AND DARK Salus Mor­tal­i­um   OUR LORD THE PATH OF SUFF’­RING TROD Salvation (Hays)   COME AND HEAR THE WORDS OF JE­SUS LILY OF THE VALL­EY, THE Salvation (Kirk­pat­rick)   JESUS SAVES Salve Do­mi­ne   LIGHT OF THE WORLD, WE HAIL THEE LIGHT OF THE WORLD’S DARK STO­RY Salve Fes­ta Dies   HAIL THEE, FEST­I­VAL DAY Salvete Flor­es   SWEET FLOW’RETS OF THE MAR­TYR BAND Salzburg (Haydn)   HOW OFT, ALAS! Salzburg (Hintze)   AT THE LAMB’S HIGH FEAST WE SING CHRIST, BY HEAV­EN­LY HOSTS ADORED Samanthra   HIS VOICE, AS THE SOUND OF A DUL­CI­MER SWEET Samson   TREMBLING BE­FORE THINE AW­FUL THRONE Samuel (Monk)   HUSHED WAS THE EV­EN­ING HYMN Samuel (Sul­li­van)   FATHER, WHO ART ALONE HUSHED WAS THE EV­EN­ING HYMN WE GIVE IM­MOR­TAL PRAISE Sancti Venite...

St. Tunes

TUNE NAME NAMED AFTER USED BY St. Ael­red   FIERCE RAGED THE TEM­PEST O’ER THE DEEP St. Ag­nes   BE KNOWN TO US IN BREAK­ING BREAD BRIDE OF THE LAMB, AWAKE, AWAKE CALM ON THE LIS­TEN­ING EAR OF NIGHT CLOTHE YOUR­SELF WITH HU­MIL­I­TY COME HO­LY SPIR­IT, HEAV­EN­LY DOVE FATHER OF LOVE GOD OF THE NA­TIONS, NEAR AND FAR HAPPY THE HOME WHEN GOD IS THERE I KNOW NOT HOW THAT BETH­LE­HEM’S BABE JESUS, THE VE­RY THOUGHT OF THEE JESUS, UNIT­ED BY THY GRACE LORD, THOU IN ALL THINGS LIKE WAST MADE ’MID ALL THE TRAF­FIC OF THE WAYS MY GOD! HOW PER­FECT ARE THY WAYS! NONE IS LIKE GOD O, FOR A FAITH THAT WILL NOT SHRINK O HOPE OF EVERY CON­TRITE HEART ONCE MORE WE COME BE­FORE OUR GOD St. Ag­nes’ School The school in Al­ba­ny, New York, where com­pos­er J. Al­bert Jef­frey was mu­sic di­rect­or.  O GOD OF GOD St. Al­ban (Hay­dn)   JESUS, KING OF GLO­RY STANDING AT THE PORT­AL St. Al­ban (Steg­gall)   O SCORNED AND OUT­CAST LORD St. Al­ban’s   See Mor­ley St. Al­bi­nus   JESUS LIVES! St. Alk­mund   O SOURCE DI­VINE, AND LIFE OF ALL St. Al­phe­ge   BRIEF LIFE IS HERE OUR POR­TION O HEA­VENL­Y JE­RU­SA­LEM O THAT THE LORD’S SAL­VA­TION St. Am­brose Probably Am­brose of Mi­lan GOD WHOM EARTH, AND SEA, AND SKY, THE PRAISES OF THAT SAINT WE SING, THE RECEIVE, O LORD, IN HEAV­EN ABOVE St. Am­brose (Ce­cil)   FROM THE DEPTHS OF SIN AND FAIL­URE St. An­a­to­li­us (Brown)   THE DAY IS PAST AND OVER St. An­a­to­li­us (Dykes)   THE DAY IS PAST AND OVER St. An­drew (Barn­by)   BESIDE THE GOS­PEL POOL SIN, LIKE A VEN­O­MOUS DIS­EASE SPIRIT IN OUR HEARTS, THE SWEET IS THY MER­CY, LORD TO THEE, O GOD, IN HEA­VEN St. And­rew (Tan­s’ur) [Bar­by]   LIKE ZI­ON’S STEAD­FAST MOUNT ARE THEY SAVIOR! O...