This tune is misattributed to Johanna Kinkel. She was a musician who composed a tune to her husband's (Johann Gottfried Kinkel) poem, "Des Lehnsmanns Abschied" or "Ritters Abschied", first line: "Weh dass wir scheiden müssen." Otto Plötz also composed a tune to this poem in 1859. Plötz's tune is…
Display Title: Remember MeFirst Line: When storms around are sweepingTune Title: [When storms around are sweeping]Date: 1983Subject: Male Voices | ; Remembrance |
Display Title: When Storms Around Are Sweeping (Remember Me, O Mighty One)First Line: When storms around are sweepingTune Title: [When storms around are sweeping]Scripture: Matthew 14:25-31Date: 1997Subject: Christians | Conflict & Trial; Christians | Dependence; Refuge & Rest |Source: Root's New Choir and Congregation, 1879
Display Title: Remember Me, O Mighty OneFirst Line: When storms around are sweepingTune Title: [When storms around are sweeping]Meter: 7.7.7.7. with refrainDate: 2012Source: Root's New Choir and Congregation (1879)
Display Title: Remember Me, O Mighty OneFirst Line: When storms around are sweepingTune Title: WHEN STORMS ARE SWEEPINGMeter: 7.7.7.7.w/REFRAINDate: 1994Source: ROOT'S NEW CHOIR AND CONGREGATION (1879)
Display Title: O Lord, Remember MeFirst Line: When storms around are sweepingTune Title: [When storms around are sweeping]Author: AnonymousSource: The Hour of Praise by George F. Root (Cincinnati/Chicago: John Church & George Root, 1872)