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Hymns and Psalms #346
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: Hear us, O Lord, from heaven Date: 1983
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PEEL CASTLE
PEEL CASTLE
Arranger: William Henry GillPublished in 11 hymnals
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Arranger: William Henry Gill
Gill, William Henry, son of Joseph Gill, of the Isle of Man, b. at Marsala, Sicily, Oct. 24, 1839; educated at King William's College, Isle of Man; entered the Seals Office, G.P.O., London, 1858, and retired 1898. A painter in water colours, and student of Manx national music. In combination with his brother, Deemster Gill and Dr. Clague, published in 1805 a volume of Manx National Songs. He has also composed several popular Anthems and Solos. Two of his hymns have attained to some reputation:—
1. Hear us, 0 Lord, from Heaven, Thy dwelling place. [Harvest of the Sea.]
Mr. Gill's manuscript history of the origin and building up of this hymn is more than usually interesting, as supplied to us in 1905. This hymn "was directly… Go to person page >Arrangements
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Methodist Hymn and Tune Book #466
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: Hear us, O Lord, from heaven Thy dwelling-place Composer: W. H. Gill, 1839- Meter: 10.10.10.10 Key: E Major Date: 1917
Methodist Hymn and Tune Book #466
The Book of Common Praise #309b
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: Hear us, O Lord, from heaven thy dwelling-place Meter: 10 10. 10 10. Key: E♭ Major Date: 1939 Source: Manx Fishermen's Evening Hymn, as in School Worship, 1926
The Book of Common Praise #309b
The Cyber Hymnal #2243
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: Hear us, O Lord, from Heaven Thy dwelling place Composer: William Henry Gill, 1839-1923 Meter: 10.10.10.10 Key: F Major Source: Adapted from a Manx fishermen’s evening hymn
The Cyber Hymnal #2243
The Hymnal of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America 1940 #208b
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face Meter: 10 10. 10 10 Key: D Major Date: 1940 Source: Traditional Manx Melody, School Worship, 1926
The Hymnal of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America 1940 #208b
The Hymnary for use in Baptist churches #338
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: Hear us, O Lord, from heaven Thy dwelling-place Meter: 10 10 10 10. Key: E♭ Major Date: 1936 Source: Manx Fishermen's Evening Hymn, as in School Worship, 1926
The Hymnary for use in Baptist churches #338
The Hymnary of the United Church of Canada #338
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: Hear us, O Lord, from heaven Thy dwelling-place Meter: 10 10 10 10. Key: E♭ Major Date: 1930 Source: Manx Fishermen's Evening Hymn; School Worship, 1926, As in
The Hymnary of the United Church of Canada #338
The Methodist Hymn-Book with Tunes #970
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: Hear us, O Lord, from heaven, thy dwelling-place Composer: W. H. Gill, 1839-1932 Meter: 10.10 10.10. Key: E♭ Major Date: 1933 Source: Manx Fishermen's Evening Hymn
The Methodist Hymn-Book with Tunes #970
The New Hymnal for American Youth #19
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: The day is past; the shadows round are falling Composer: W. H. Gill Date: 1930 Source: Manx Fishermen's Evening Hymn
The New Hymnal for American Youth #19
The New Hymnal for American Youth #19
Tune Title: PEEL CASTLE First Line: The day is past; the shadows round are falling Composer: W. H. Gill Date: 1930 Source: Manx Fishermen's Evening Hymn
The New Hymnal for American Youth #19
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