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St Teilo (Lord of beauty, thine the splendour)

By: Christopher Maxim
For: Choir
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Composer
Christopher Maxim
Year of composition
1995
Lyricist
none
Difficulty
Easy (Grades 1-3)
Duration
1 minute
Genre
Modern classical music
License details
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This is the first of two hymn-tunes that I composed to mark the departure of two much loved and greatly respected chaplains from Cardiff University. This tune is dedicated to the Reverend Dr Allan Jenkins.

Like its sister composition, this hymn-tune was inspired by fine twentieth-century words that are saddled with an old and, in my opinion, not especially appropriate tune in the New English Hymnal. I hope that musicians will find that my tune suits the words well, capturing their mood and ’flavour’.

Although the music was composed to be sung to the hymn ’Lord of beauty, thine the splendour’ by C. A. Allington, musicians are welcome to sing it to other texts in the metre 87 87 87.

If you sing it in your church, please be so kind as to let me know by email.

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Arrangement of 'Nettleton' (Come, thou fount of every blessing), Descant to 'Praise, my soul' (Praise, my soul, the King of heaven), Descant to 'Aberystwyth' (Jesu, lover of my soul), Descant to 'Richmond' (City of God, how broad and far / Fill thou my life, O Lord my God), Greenwich (original DSM hymn-tune), St Luke (Saviour, who didst healing give) Hymn for the Feast of St Luke (18th October) New English Hymnal 194; Hymns Ancient & Modern Revised 567, Descant to 'Quem Pastores' (Jesus, good above all other), Newton West Kirby (Stars of the morning, so gloriously bright) NEH 193 (revised and now with a descant/last verse arrangement), Sancta Maria Magdalena (Mary, weep not, weep no longer) EASTER HYMN, Caledonian Wharf (DCM Hymn tune), O how amiable are thy dwellings (anthem), Descant to 'St Edmund' (Songs of thankfulness and praise), Corpus Christi (Draw nigh, and take the body of the Lord), Scully (Jesus Christ is risen: The feast, good Christians, therefore keep) EASTER HYMN, Psalm 024 (Anglican Chant), Cloth Fair (There’s a wideness in God’s mercy), Descant to 'St Clement' (The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended) (G major), Descant to 'St Albinus' (Jesus lives! thy terrors now) (C major), Descant to 'St Gabriel' (The radiant morn hath passed away), Descant to 'Breslau' (Take up thy cross the Saviour said), Descant to 'Caswall' (Glory be to Jesus), Descant to 'Rockingham' (When I survey the wondrous Cross) (D major), Descant to 'Rockingham' (When I survey the wondrous Cross) (Eb major), Descant to 'See, amid the winter’s snow', Descant to 'St Peter' (As now the sun’s declining rays/How sweet the name of Jesus sounds), Descant to 'Noel' (It came upon the midnight clear), Descant to 'Crimond' (The Lord’s my shepherd, I’ll not want), Descant to 'St Stephen' (The Lord will come and not be slow), Descant to 'The Old 120th' (Hail to the Lord who comes/O thou not made with hands), Descant to 'St Albinus' (Jesus lives! thy terrors now) (Bb major), Descant to 'Strength and Stay' (O Strength and Stay upholding all creation), Descant to 'Lobe den Herren'/'Praxis Pietatis' (Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creation), Descant to 'St Clement' (The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended) (Ab major), Descant to 'All Saints' (Who are these, like stars appearing?), Descant to 'St Ethelwald' (Soldiers of Christ, arise), Descant to 'Helmsley' (Lo! he comes with clouds descending), Descant & Double Descant to 'Gott will’s machen' (Saints of God! Lo, Jesu's people), Psalm 137 (Anglican Chant), Psalm 104 vv19-30 (Anglican Chant), Psalm 103 (Anglican Chant), Woodbury (From Heaven’s bounty, Jesus blest), Acton Park (The Son of God proclaim) and Mackintosh (Light of the minds that know him)

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