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George William Martin (b. London, England, 1825; d. London, 1881) composed LEOMINSTER, named for a town in the county of Hereford and Worcester (formerly Herefordshire), England. The tune was first published in The Journal of Part Music (vol. 2, 1862), in which it was titled THE PILGRIM'S SONG. Mart…
Display Title: O Christ, Thou Son Of GodFirst Line: O Christ, Thou Son of God! Thou glorious Lord of allTune Title: ICH HALTE TREULICH STILLAuthor: William H. BennettMeter: S.M.D.Date: 2011
Display Title: O Christ, Thou Son Of GodFirst Line: O Christ, Thou Son of God! Thou glorious Lord of allTune Title: LEOMINSTERAuthor: William H. BennettMeter: S.M.D.Date: 2011
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