lutheranhymns | #382: Christ Is Risen! Alleluia!

This has a couple unison-y measures that would probably go well with brass accompaniment (common on Easter). And it has the nice rhyme "dejection/resurrection" which is not quite masculine-in-disguise (how often do you see "deject" as a standalone verb?)

But what I want to talk about is the title. Specifically, these are some of the neighbors when you go to look this up in the index:

Christ has arisen, alleluia (364)
Christ is alive! Let Christians sing (389)
Christ is arisen (372)
Christ is risen! Alleluia! (this one)
Christ is risen! Shout Hosanna! (383)
Christ the Lord is risen today! (373)
Christ the Lord is risen today; Alleluia! (369)

And then we also have:

Alleluia! Christ is arisen (375)
Alleluia! Jesus is risen! (377)
Hallelujah! Jesus lives! (380)
Jesus Christ is risen today (365)

Not that any one of these is a bad title on their own, they all very directly get the point across. But I feel like, taken as a group, they might lead to some problems finding the hymn you want. (There are a couple more groups in this genre, I'll try to get to them eventually, but it might require some extra posts if I've missed them so far.)