To: SeekAndFind
2 posted on
03/10/2018 8:00:19 AM PST by
sam_whiskey
(Peace through Strength.)
To: sam_whiskey
5 posted on
03/10/2018 8:12:15 AM PST by
beethovenfan
(I always try to maximize my carbon footprint.)
To: sam_whiskey
My favorite- https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=8XUYZoguhEQ I prefer a slower tempo to this beloved hymn. This Youtube has some of the hymn's history that adds to this interest.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEhJS8OYglg
7 posted on
03/10/2018 8:19:35 AM PST by
SES1066
(Happiness is a depressed Washington, DC housing market!)
To: sam_whiskey
Lots of old Lutheran and German Reformed types claimed that the English translations lacked the power of the original German. My grandmother learned Ein feste Burg as a child. I remember her gesangbuch sitting on a dusty, low shelf of an end table- obviously from the Victorian era, with blackletter fonts and written in a mysterious language. The notion of that prematurely old woman - she really seemed like she belonged to the generation before hers - ever being a young farmer's daughter singing hymns in a prairie church was beyond my ability to imagine.
8 posted on
03/10/2018 8:29:29 AM PST by
niteowl77
To: sam_whiskey
Ah — A might Fortress. Great piece of music.
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