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The Sacred Harp

The Sacred Harp’s 1911 introduction explains that a Scripture text and its reference were placed beneath the tune’s name.

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  1. Alabama

    A state represented in the collection’s author summary.

  2. Appendix

    The added group of tunes and anthems.

  3. Atlanta

    The city named in the dated preface.

  4. Committee

    The group that supervised the new version.

  5. Denson

    S. M. Denson, a member of the revision committee.

  6. Everett

    S. W. Everett, a member of the revision committee.

  7. Griggs

    C. J. Griggs, a member of that committee.

  8. Hamilton

    The Georgia town in White’s biographical note.

  9. Harris County

    The county containing Hamilton.

  10. James

    J. S. James, chairman of the revision committee.

  11. Odes

    A form named in the collection’s summary.

  12. Revision

    The committee’s work on the older collection.

  13. Scripture Text

    The biblical text printed under a tune name.

  14. Union Harp

    James’s earlier collection mentioned in the introduction.

  15. White

    B. F. White, the compiler discussed in the biographical note.

Sources

  1. The Original Sacred Harp, full text of a scanned copyInternet Archive

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