Rise Again, Ye Lion-Hearted

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Rise again, ye lion hearted

Translator: Martin H. Franzmann; Author: Anonymous (1712)
Tune: LÖWEN, LASST EUCH WIEDERFINDEN
Published in 6 hymnals

Piano/Organ
	Hymn Introductions and Alternate Harmoni…

Choral
	Psalm 46--God Is Our Refuge and Strength

Instrumental
	Trumpet Solos for Worship, Vol. 2 (Arran…

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Translator: Martin H. Franzmann

Born: January 29, 1907, Lake City, Minnesota. Died: March 28, 1976, Cambridge, England. Go to person page >

Author: Anonymous

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First Line:	Rise again, ye lion hearted
Title:	Rise Again, Ye Lion-Hearted
German Title:	Löwen, lasst euch wieder finden
Author:	Anonymous (1712)
Translator:	Martin H. Franzmann
Meter:	8.7.8.7.6.6.7.7
Language:	English
Copyright:	Tr. © 1940 Concordia Publishing House

Revelation 2:10
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LÖWEN, LASST EUCH WIEDERFINDEN

STRATFORD (Fremder)

EIN FESTE BURG

The original rhythms of EIN FESTE BURG (see 469) had already reached their familiar isorhythmic (all equal rhythms) shape by the time of Johann S. Bach (PHH 7) in the eighteenth century. The harmonization is taken from his Cantata 80. Many organ and choral works are based on this chorale, including…

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