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Who Trusts in God
A pensive interpretation of the hymn including an all new melody for two-part equal voices.
A pensive interpretation of the hymn “Who Trusts in God a Strong Abode” including an all new melody by Timothy Shaw for two-part equal voices, organ or piano, and with an optional solo. This is the hymn of the day for Trinity 23 and is appropriate for services themed around trust and God’s providence.
Shaw has taken the sturdy words of a 16th-century hymn and given them a fresh new melodic treatment.
-CrossAccent, Spring 2015
Shaw has taken the sturdy words of a 16th-century hymn and given them a fresh new melodic treatment.
-CrossAccent, Spring 2015
| Look and Listen | |
|---|---|
| Who Trusts in God | |
| Occasions | Hope and Comfort, Reformation Day, Trust |
| LSB Hymn Numbers | 714 |
| Voicing | Solo, Two-Part |
| Instrumentation | Organ |
| Music List | 2014 |
| Music Difficulty | Medium |
| Authors | Timothy Shaw |
| Music Text Translator | Benjamin H. Kennedy |
| Music Setting Composers | Timothy Shaw |
| Music Text Writer | Joachim Magdeburg |
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