Classic Hymns and Their Stories
Puzzle 42 · Women Who Shaped the Hymnal · Page 64 in print
Phoebe Palmer Knapp
Phoebe Knapp’s first book, Notes of Joy, appeared in 1869 with one hundred original pieces by her.
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The words
Board Member
Knapp’s role in the International Sunshine Society.
Brooklyn
The location of the Sunday schools served by the Knapps.
Composition
The musical craft practiced by Knapp.
Epworth Hymnal
A collection listed among sources of Knapp’s music.
Fifth Avenue
The avenue where Knapp’s hotel stood.
Hotel Savoy
Knapp’s New York residence.
Joseph Knapp
The composer’s husband.
Methodist
The church tradition of their Sunday-school work.
New Haven
The city named in Knapp’s 1870 anniversary collection.
Notes of Joy
Knapp’s first music book.
Phoebe Knapp
The composer Phoebe Palmer Knapp.
Phoebe Palmer
The composer’s mother, a religious author and teacher.
Prince of Peace
The biblical title used for Knapp’s cantata.
St John's
The Brooklyn Methodist church served by the Knapps.
Walter Palmer
The composer’s father.
Sources
- Phoebe Palmer KnappA Woman of the Century (1893), pp. 439–440, reproduced by Hymnology Archive; public domain