Difference between revisions of "Royal Oak"
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*Composer: 17th Century English melody | *Composer: 17th Century English melody | ||
*Arrangement by [[Martin F. Shaw]], 1915 | *Arrangement by [[Martin F. Shaw]], 1915 | ||
| + | **Copyright: [[Public Domain]] | ||
*There is another arrangement (by an anonymous person) published in ''Children's Songbook'', 1989 (p. 231) | *There is another arrangement (by an anonymous person) published in ''Children's Songbook'', 1989 (p. 231) | ||
**Copyright: © 1989 [[IRI]] | **Copyright: © 1989 [[IRI]] | ||
Revision as of 14:15, 20 February 2009
General Information
- Composer: 17th Century English melody
- Arrangement by Martin F. Shaw, 1915
- Copyright: Public Domain
- There is another arrangement (by an anonymous person) published in Children's Songbook, 1989 (p. 231)
- Copyright: © 1989 IRI
Associated Lyrics
- All Things Bright and Beautiful, by Mrs. Cecil F. Alexander (b. 1823), 1848
- Three sources say John Keble wrote this piece[1][2][3] and some say that Cecil Fraces Alexander (1818–1895) wrote it[4].
- ↑ Picture Study in Elementary Schools, 1900, p. 108
- ↑ New American Music Reader, 1903, p. 132, no. 313
- ↑ A Short Course in Music, 1898, p. 77
- ↑ Children's Songbook, 1989, p. 231
- Three sources say John Keble wrote this piece[1][2][3] and some say that Cecil Fraces Alexander (1818–1895) wrote it[4].
