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COMFORTER (Gaines)
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COMFORTER (Gaines)
Composer: Samuel Richard Gaines (1890)
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COME, GRACIOUS SPIRIT, HEAVENLY DOVE (Co…
Composer:
Samuel Richard Gaines
(no biographical information available about Samuel Richard Gaines.)
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Tune Information
Title:
COMFORTER (Gaines)
Composer:
Samuel Richard Gaines
(1890)
Meter:
8.8.8.8 D
Incipit:
51112 35431 23432
Copyright:
Public Domain
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The Leadings of the Spirit
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CONSOLATION (Mendelssohn)
VOIGT
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COME, GRACIOUS SPIRIT, HEAVENLY DOVE (Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church 150)
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Praise Songs: a Collection of Hymns and Tunes (1897), p.78
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Praise Songs #79
Tune Title
: COMFORTER
First Line
: Come, gracious Spirit, Heav'nly Dove
Composer
: Samuel R. Gaines
Meter
: L.M.D.
Incipit
: 51112 35431 23432
Date
: 1897
Praise Songs #79
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