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Bulletin 193 Volume 13 No8 October 1992
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Treasure No 58: John Wilson 1905–92
Treasure No 58: John Wilson 1905–92 by Alan Luff and B. Massey: An article from Bulletin 193, Autumn 1992 Vice-President of the Hymn Society of Great Britain and Ireland Fellow of the Hymn Society of America fter a long life lived to the full, John Wilson—to whom the world of hymnody owes more that it will probably ever know died …
Bulletin 190 Volume 13 No5 January 1992
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Occasional Papers 2 No1: Looking at Hymn Tunes – The Objective Factors by John Wilson
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Bulletin 174 Volume 12 No1 January 1988
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Bulletin 172 Volume 11 No11 July 1987
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Bulletin 169 Volume 11 No8 October 1986
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Bulletin 166 Volume 11 No5 January 1986
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Bulletin 165 Volume 11 No4 October 1985
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Bulletin 163 Volume 11 No2 May 1985
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Bulletin 150 Volume 9 No10 January 1981
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Treasure No 46: The Tune ‘LASST UNS ERFREUEN’ as we know it
Treasure No 46: The Tune ‘LASST UNS ERFREUEN’ as we know it by John Wilson: An article from Bulletin 150, Winter 1980 ne of the great successes of The English Hymnal in 1906 was its inclusion of the old German Catholic tune ‘LASST UNS ERFREUEN’, linked originally with Easter rejoicing, but now set to ‘Ye watchers and ye holy ones’, …
Treasure No 42: The Hymn Today
Treasure No 42: The Hymn Today: An article from Bulletin 138, Winter 1977 Under this title a symposium was presented at the Society’s Conference at Norwich last year. Here we print the substance of what each speaker said on that occasion (or, more accurately, what he would have said had time allowed). i. The Challenge of the Words by Brian …