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#We need people to watch Ebay for hymnals (particularly LDS and lesser-known ones) that aren't listed on HymnWiki; these are nice because you can get names and dates (and even pictures) of them as evidence that they exist. | #We need people to watch Ebay for hymnals (particularly LDS and lesser-known ones) that aren't listed on HymnWiki; these are nice because you can get names and dates (and even pictures) of them as evidence that they exist. | ||
#Translators (I have lots of foreign hymnals, and would like to get translations of songs I notate from them; I especially would like translators from Swedish and German to English. You don't have to versify them unless you feel like it; versification can come later. [[User:Veramet|Veramet]] 21:14, 16 July 2007 (MDT); also, translating English songs into other languages would be great, especially if versified.) | #Translators (I have lots of foreign hymnals, and would like to get translations of songs I notate from them; I especially would like translators from Swedish and German to English. You don't have to versify them unless you feel like it; versification can come later. [[User:Veramet|Veramet]] 21:14, 16 July 2007 (MDT); also, translating English songs into other languages would be great, especially if versified.) | ||
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Revision as of 21:14, 23 July 2007
Welcome to HymnWiki
Contents
About HymnWiki
HymnWiki is a new site dedicated to hymns, children's songs (at least ones associated with churches and religion), religious anthems, church music, and compilations of such, with a large focus on the music of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (also known as the Mormon church) - though it is meant for all church hymns, regardless of of affiliation. HymnWiki began in April of 2007. See About HymnWiki for more information.
Getting Started
See the help and the beginner's notes. Also see tutorials and templates.
Needed
- Full articles on LDS organizations that sometimes have music: Relief Society, Primary (and its various stages, as there are some songs particular to certain stages), Young Women's, Young Men's, the various priesthood quorums, mutual/MIA, EFY, and so forth. Be sure to add them to the terms category.
- Someone to make a HymnWiki search plugin for the Mycroft Project.
- We need editors to add topics to hymns. Go to a hymn, read the lyrics, figure out what topics it should go under (even if they don't yet exist on HymnWiki), and type [[category:TopicName]] for each topic, where TopicName is replaced by the name of the topic. Then, go to the topic (click on it), and put it in the topics category (if it isn't there already) - i.e. type [[category:Topics]] in the specific topic category page.
- People to host contests, for hymn-writing and such.
- We need people to watch Ebay for hymnals (particularly LDS and lesser-known ones) that aren't listed on HymnWiki; these are nice because you can get names and dates (and even pictures) of them as evidence that they exist.
- Translators (I have lots of foreign hymnals, and would like to get translations of songs I notate from them; I especially would like translators from Swedish and German to English. You don't have to versify them unless you feel like it; versification can come later. Veramet 21:14, 16 July 2007 (MDT); also, translating English songs into other languages would be great, especially if versified.)
- Public domain, or original icon images for media links (PDF, Midi, LilyPond, etc.), templates, and such.
Featured Song
- Words and Music: Andrew L. Skoog (1856 - 1934), 1896
- Poetic Meter: 9 6 9 6 10 7 10 6
Sheet Music
- From Jubelklangen, 1896, no. 33
Meter changed to C.M.D.; transposed down to C. Add lyrics in C.M.D. to the LilyPond file below, and compile:
Featured Compilation
A Collection of Sacred Hymns, for the Church of the Latter Day Saints, 1835
