Veni Emmanuel Reflection and Hymn Music Overview
Explore the rich musical tapestry of "Veni Emmanuel" hymn with gathering music, choral prelude, offertory, and postlude settings. Dive into the history, adaptations, and variations of this cherished hymn, accompanied by insights into its significance in various hymnals and liturgical contexts.
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Hymn Reflection Gathering Music O Come, O Come, Emmanuel ELW 257 Tune: Veni Emmanuel Plainchant, adapted by Thomas Helmore 1811-1890 260 Hymnals
Hymn Reflection : Veni Emmanuel Gathering Music 260 Hymnals American Lutheran Hymnal 117 Common Service Book of the Lutheran Church 1 Evangelical Lutheran Hymnary 110 Evangelical Lutheran Worship 257 Lutheran Book of Worship 34 Lutheran Service Book 357 Lutheran Worship 1, 31 Service Book and Hymnal of the Lutheran Church in America 2a, 2b The Lutheran Hymnal 62
Hymn Reflection : Veni Emmanuel Gathering Chorale Prelude Setting in Theme and Variations Format By Marianne Kim 1972-
Prelude Tune: Argentina Argentine Folk Melody 22 Hymnals Chorale Prelude: Song of Hope (Canto de Esperanza) By Anthony Giamanco 1958-
Offertory Offertorio giocoso By Gregg Sewell 1953-
Postlude and Sending Music Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus Tune: Stuttgart 1715 Attributed to Christian Friedrich Witt 1660-1716 380 Hymnals Fanfare and Fantasia Format Setting By Peter Niedmann 1960-
Advent Wreath ACS 905 We Are Waiting
[Glory and Praise] Prayer Response ELW 178 Hear Our Prayer
Communion Hymn ACS 962 In This Feast of Love
Opening Hymn Rejoice, Rejoice, Believers ELW 244
Hymn Each Winter as the Year Grows Older ELW 252
Hymn The King Shall Come ELW 260
