Traditional Songs & Hymns

These hymns can be found in several denominational hymnals.  In parentheses, after each title, you’ll find, where available: (1) composers and/or arrangers, and (2) tune titles in italics.

All creatures of our God and king (St. Francis of Assisi/Lasst uns erfreuen)

All things bright and beautiful (Alexander/Royal Oak)

Beautiful Savior (Seiss/St. Elizabeth)

The Doxology (Old 100th)

For the beauty of the earth (Pierpoint, Monk/Lucerna Laudoniae and a Shaker tune)

For the healing of the nations (Kaan, Wade)

God who made the earth (Rhoades/Sommerlied, Cura Dei)

God who touchest earth with beauty (Edgar/Spiritus Christi)

I sing the almighty power of God that made the mountains rise (Watts/Forest Green)

Immortal, invisible, God only wise (Smith/St. Denio)

Joyful, joyful we adore Thee (Van Dyke, Hodges, Beethoven/Ode to Joy)

Let all things now living (Davis/The Ash Grove)

Morning has broken (Farjeon/Bunessan)

Not here for high and holy things (Studdert-Kennedy/Morning Song)

Now the green blade riseth (Campbell, Crum/Noel Nouvelet)

O all ye works of God (Tucher/Irish)

Psalms 104 (various)

Saint Patrick’s Breastplate (various)

The spacious firmament on high (Addison, Haydn/Creation)

The works of the Lord are created in wisdom (Idle, Kremser)

‘Tis the gift to be simple (18th century Shaker Song/Simple Gifts)

This is my Father’s world (Babcock, Mercer Street)

We plow the fields and scatter (Claudius, Wir Pflugen)