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lutheranhymns) wrote2019-03-19 11:41 pm
lutheranhymns) wrote2019-03-19 11:41 pm
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#410: All Glory Be to God on High
What do the two vertical lines mean before the last measure?
In general musical notation: "This is the end of this section, but not of the whole piece." In hymn context: "only sing the part after this after the last verse; otherwise, go right onto the next verse."
How do you tell the difference?
If the thing after the double bar is just "A-a-a-a-a-men," that's a pretty good sign.
Any questionable rhymes?
Honor/forever is out there, but then we get the brazen author/pleasure!
In general musical notation: "This is the end of this section, but not of the whole piece." In hymn context: "only sing the part after this after the last verse; otherwise, go right onto the next verse."
How do you tell the difference?
If the thing after the double bar is just "A-a-a-a-a-men," that's a pretty good sign.
Any questionable rhymes?
Honor/forever is out there, but then we get the brazen author/pleasure!