John Ireland
My song is love unknown
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Composer:John IrelandGenre:ChoralStyle:HymnAverage_duration:3:10My Song is Love Unknown is a hymn composed by John Ireland in 1918. It was first published in the English Hymnal in 1933. The hymn has five movements and is written in the key of G major. The first movement begins with a simple melody in the soprano voice, accompanied by a gentle piano accompaniment. The melody is then repeated in the alto voice, followed by the tenor and bass voices. The movement ends with a unison statement of the first line of the hymn. The second movement is a more complex setting of the hymn, with a more intricate piano accompaniment and a more elaborate vocal melody. The melody is passed between the different voices, with each voice taking turns singing the different phrases of the hymn. The third movement is a slower, more contemplative setting of the hymn. The piano accompaniment is more subdued, and the vocal melody is more introspective. The movement ends with a quiet, peaceful cadence. The fourth movement is a more upbeat setting of the hymn, with a lively piano accompaniment and a more energetic vocal melody. The melody is passed between the different voices, with each voice taking turns singing the different phrases of the hymn. The final movement is a triumphant setting of the hymn, with a powerful piano accompaniment and a soaring vocal melody. The melody is passed between the different voices, with each voice taking turns singing the different phrases of the hymn. The movement ends with a grand, majestic cadence. Overall, My Song is Love Unknown is a beautiful and moving hymn that showcases John Ireland's skill as a composer. The hymn is characterized by its simple yet powerful melodies, its intricate piano accompaniment, and its thoughtful and introspective lyrics. It is a hymn that has stood the test of time and continues to be a beloved part of the Christian tradition.More....
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