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Hundred Hymns

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We have now reached the halfway house on our journey with the Hundred Hymns. The musical journey has taken us through all the great holidays and festivals of the church-year from Advent, via Christmas, Easter and Pentecost.

 

And now we take a well-deserved break and look back in gratitude at all the material that has been produced over this time. More than 30 videos are available on the pages now and a lot more of audio-recordings! A huge 'Thank You' to all of you who have contributed!

 

Check out the links here:

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1 Advent & Christmas

2 Time after Christmas

3 Lent

4 Holy Week and Easter

5 Time after Easter & Pentecost

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We will now renew and deepen the focus of the project and turn from the solo-singing more towards the choral-singing. From September and onwards, beginning with the Advent and Christmas booklet, we will publish the hymns for choir SAB and SATB. The other booklets will follow as the year progresses. The scores will also be available as separate editions and digitally on our Score Store. We are also looking into the possibility of offering a subscription-service where you can order the whole series in advance.

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We will invite special choirs to do video-recordings of the hymns but you are also heartily welcome with your spontaneous contributions.  

 

If you, as a singer, still want to contribute with your recording of any of the hymns you are also of course most welcome to do so. But we will not put out new scores weekly any longer. You are invited to find them in your copy of the hymnal. 

 

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

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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. 

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Meet you on that road, 

Anders

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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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