All the scriptures associated with a hymn text and all the Lectionary weeks it has been recommended for may be found on the text authority pages, in separate tabs in the Text Information section of the page.
You are not doing anything incorrectly. Most of the public domain hymns and presentations in My.Hymnary are not currently hymnal specific. We used our current FlexScores to make the presentations, so "Blessing and Honor" most likely has the words from the "Glory to God" hymnal, as that is the only hymnal that has a FlexScore. It looks like the tune arrangement in Trinity Hymnal is copyrighted; but the tune O QUANTA QUALIA is public domain and is the tune used in "Glory to God" You can purchase the FlexScore of O QUANTA QUALIA and then make a custom score with the words from the Trinity Hymnal
The FlexScores may not be used for commerical purposes. You may copy any of the available page scan, or the PDFs from the Cyber Hymnal, or any of the public domain hymns from My.Hymnary.
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All the scriptures associated with a hymn text and all the Lectionary weeks it has been recommended for may be found on the text authority pages, in separate tabs in the Text Information section of the page.
@dianneshapiro Very thank you for the explanation. There are actually several melodies but they are all in the public domain.
You are not doing anything incorrectly. Most of the public domain hymns and presentations in My.Hymnary are not currently hymnal specific. We used our current FlexScores to make the presentations, so "Blessing and Honor" most likely has the words from the "Glory to God" hymnal, as that is the only hymnal that has a FlexScore. It looks like the tune arrangement in Trinity Hymnal is copyrighted; but the tune O QUANTA QUALIA is public domain and is the tune used in "Glory to God" You can purchase the FlexScore of O QUANTA QUALIA and then make a custom score with the words from the Trinity Hymnal
It looks right to me,
The FlexScores may not be used for commerical purposes. You may copy any of the available page scan, or the PDFs from the Cyber Hymnal, or any of the public domain hymns from My.Hymnary.