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Text:[All people that on earth do dwell]
Tune:OLD 100TH
Composer (attributed to):Louis Bourgeois
Harmonizer:Thomas Butts

259. [All people that on earth do dwell]

Text Information
First Line: [All people that on earth do dwell]
Publication Date: 1991
Notes: A. All People That on Earth Do Dwell (United Methodist Hymnal #75, rhythmic); B. Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow (United Methodist Hymnal #95, rhythmic); C. Be Present at Our Table, Lord (United Methodist Hymnal #257, isorhythmic)
Tune Information
Name: OLD 100TH
Composer (attributed to): Louis Bourgeois
Harmonizer: Thomas Butts
Source: Harm. from Harmonia Sacra
Notes: Harmonization 3 (Choral or Instrumental); may be used with any of the three hymns; this historic harmonization, used in the time of the Wesleys, may be performed in any number of ways, Woodwinds, brass (high voice and melody parts transposed for Bb trumpet in Appendix A), or strings may be used, or a choir may sing any stanza of any hymn; the figured bass may be realized by harpsichord or organ, and may be doubled by violoncello and/or double bass.



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