The Sacred Harp, Revised Cooper Edition debuted December 1, 2012 at the Florida State singing convention, in Panama City. This version of The Sacred Harp has gone through many changes since Wilson Marion Cooper first launched it in 1902. The Sacred Harp was first put together by Benjamin Franklin White and Elisha J. King in 1844, and went through four editions (1844, 1850, 1859, 1869). In 1902 W. M. Cooper became the first reviser of The Sacred Harp with the a revision of the 4th edition. The Sacred Harp, Revised Cooper Edition, 2012. The “Cooper Edition” is a tunebook descended from the 19th-century Sacred Harp and initially published in 1902 by W. M. Cooper. It has been traditionally used in the Florida panhandle, the southern regions of Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi, and in Texas. Cover of The Sacred Harp: Revised Cooper Edition (2012).. My song “A Glimpse of Thee” is included in The Sacred Harp: Revised Cooper Edition (Samson, AL: Sacred Harp Book Company, 2012). The song appears on the last page of the book before the index and is re-titled “National Blessings” with an alternate text selected by the book’s revisors. Upcoming All-days › Cooper Sacred Harp. All-days Search and Views Navigation. Show All-days Search Welcome to the calendar site for Sacred Harp singing in the UK. This site is still in development. Read more about the new calendar site. Or visit the archive of the old site.
Promotes Sacred Harp singing in the State of Texas The B. F. White Sacred Harp (Cooper Book) Word Index: I idol image Immanuel immortal impelled inclined increase increasing indeed indicting infernal infinite influence inform inspires instantly interposed intervening into invades The Sacred Harp, Revised Cooper Edition debuted December 1, 2012 at the Florida State singing convention, in Panama City. This version of The Sacred Harp has gone through many changes since Wilson Marion Cooper first launched it in 1902.
Sacred Harp singing is a tradition of sacred choral music that originated in New England and In 1902 Cooper prepared a revision of The Sacred Harp that, while retaining most of the old songs, also See the online Index to the Denson edition: http://fasola.org/indexes/1991/?v=composer Archived 11 October 2015 at the
Jun 4, 2007 Sacred Harp singing took its strongest hold outside the southern Most Black Sacred Harp singers use the Cooper book; however, those in of the South where “Sacred Harp singings” are an unbroken White Sacred Harp, also known as the Cooper that the index of The Sacred Harp, a book of the. The Sacred Harp, Revised Cooper Edition Online Index This index contains the lyrics of all songs in The B. F. White Sacred Harp (Cooper Revision) . You may look up any song by title , page number , first line , composer , poet , or meter . Indexes to The Sacred Harp (Cooper Revision) Words to all songs, with indexes by song number, title, first line, poets, composers, meters, and words/phrases (concordance) Interactive index; Time Signature index by Berkley Moore; Recording Indexes. Berkley Moore and Miriam Kilmer have each compiled indices of Recordings of Sacred Harp and other Shape Note tunes. Robert Stoddard’s Index of Downloadable Recordings The B. F. White Sacred Harp (Cooper Book) Composer Index Alto Composers �In the early editions of The Sacred Harp, most of the tunes were published without an alto part. As part of W. M. Cooper�s 1902 Revision, an alto part was added to all songs that did not have one. The B. F. White Sacred Harp (Cooper Book) Page Number Index 27 Bethel 28t Will Guide Us Till We Die (Aylesbury) 28b Life Is the Time to Serve the Lord (Wells)
The Sacred Harp Hymnal. The Sacred Harp is a shape-note tunebook first published in 1844 in Hamilton, Georgia, and used for congregational singing. Its roots lie in the singing school movement begun in New England during the 1720s, in which singing masters compiled books of music instruction designed to teach note reading for singing in churches. Sacred Harp singing is a tradition of sacred choral music that originated in New England and was later perpetuated and carried on in the American South of the United States. The name is derived from The Sacred Harp, a ubiquitous and historically important tunebook printed in shape notes.The work was first published in 1844 and has reappeared in multiple editions ever since. The B. F. White Sacred Harp (Cooper Book) Page Number Index 27 Bethel 28t Will Guide Us Till We Die (Aylesbury) 28b Life Is the Time to Serve the Lord (Wells) Promotes Sacred Harp singing in the State of Texas The B. F. White Sacred Harp (Cooper Book) Word Index: I idol image Immanuel immortal impelled inclined increase increasing indeed indicting infernal infinite influence inform inspires instantly interposed intervening into invades The Sacred Harp, Revised Cooper Edition debuted December 1, 2012 at the Florida State singing convention, in Panama City. This version of The Sacred Harp has gone through many changes since Wilson Marion Cooper first launched it in 1902. The Sacred Harp was first put together by Benjamin Franklin White and Elisha J. King in 1844, and went through four editions (1844, 1850, 1859, 1869). In 1902 W. M. Cooper became the first reviser of The Sacred Harp with the a revision of the 4th edition.