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Hundred Hymns

It is here, a new day!

How loverly to see the new sun and to hear the hundred hymns being shared. 

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We have launched our new meeting place where we can share songs and stories. The scores are being released here on the homepage and on Facebook and your vocal versions of them are starting to trickle in. Lovely! 

We present new scores on our page as the year progresses. If there is something that appeals to you don't hesitate to make a simple recording of it on your phone! Apart from the scores there are pre-recorded instrumental backgrounds you can use. If the key or the tempo of the background-recording doesn't match your voice or choice, let us know. It is usually possible to get it exactly where you want it. Your recording can be very simple, a selfie-recording with your phone on the go, post it on your Facebook-page and tag me, AndersMikaelNyberg. But it can also be a more advanced studio-production. Everything is fine. What matters is the presence of your heart.

We started First of Advent 2023. For how long will this carry on? Depends on you! As long as the songs keep coming in, and there's energy in the project we'll keep posting!

Follow will also choral arrangements in different levels of difficulties to all hymns. You can acquire these, initially digitally at our Score Store, but also physical copies as individual songs or as compilations that will be released as the year progresses.

The idea is that also the choirs can work with the songs and share the fruits of their labour here on our site in the future.

We conclude with Eva Kunda Neidek's rendition of "Tolv vägar – Twelve Roads".   

With its vision of the new Jerusalem, where peace abides and the temple is no more, this hymn is set as the last hymn of the song-cycle. With a hope of peace in Jerusalem and the world, we strive forward towards that goal. 

Meet you on the road, 

Anders

 

Tolv vägar (Twelve roads)
Song from Oviken, Jämtland, Sweden
Lyrics and musical arrangement: Anders Nyberg
Original first verse by H.A. Brorson (1694-1764)
Vocals: Eva Kunda Neidek

Listen to Anders' invitation to come and join the chorus on "Hundred Hymns"!

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