I'm planing the family reunion service ( 27 July) for the Hjulfors family (Don Forsman´s´family) And I would like to have the hymns in English too that Syrene (well she knows swedish) and here family can join in singing if they want to. I would like to have some of the present new Swedish hymns and have been trying to find the lyrics for the Frostenson hymn "Jesus från Nasaret" something like Jesus of Nazareth passes by, now like in ancient times. Or the Hallqvist "Min Frälsare lever jag vet att han lever" My Savior lives, I know he is living -----or any other. But there must be something with the copywright that they cannot be publisched online. can anybody help me?
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Kaj,
Here are many Lutheran hymns:
http://www.lutheran-hymnal.com/online/tlh_online.html
You can find more at http://www.google.com and type Lutheran hymns in the search box - or type the name of the hymn.
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Kaj,
I just ran across this with the words and music for Jesus of Nazareth Passes By:
http://www.cyberhymnal.org/htm/j/o/jonpassb.htm
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Kaj,
There are some very nice hymns here, but for some reason I can't open it today: http://home.pcisys.net/~don_erickson/swede.htm
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I noted that Don Erickson has classified "Där björkarna susa" as a folk song. It was, however, written by Viktor Sund in Jakobstad and composed by Oskar Merikanto. It is a very popular song. My brother-in-law will sing it in church at my son's wedding later this summer.
Viktor Sund was a school teacher. A story tells that his tax declaration went like this:
Ingen katt,
ingen hund,
ingen skatt,
Viktor Sund.
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