Sentence examples for final hymn from inspiring English sources

At the Spanish-language rosary on Saturday night, he had been unable to find the music for the final hymn, "Santa Maria del Camino".

Even if the mighty chorus were underemployed here, they more than made their presence felt in the final hymn to light.

During the service, which was led by the club's chaplain the Reverend Canon Glyn Evans, the congregation sang the FA Cup final hymn Abide With Me and the 23rd psalm, to which an extra verse had been added.

They comforted themselves with the final verse of the final hymn they sang: No matter what may be the test, God will take care of you; Lean, weary one, upon His breast, God will take care of you.

The document contains an explanation of the sect's religious and moral ideals, a description of its admission ceremony, a long catechetical discourse on its mystical doctrine of the primordial spirits of truth and perversity, organizational and disciplinary statutes, and a final hymn or psalm praising obedience and setting forth the sacred seasons.

As the congregation bellowed out the final hymn with a crescendo that echoed throughout the cathedral, the call for unity was loud, clear, and unfaltering.

The final joyous hymn capped this fascinating performance, as Boulez released the LSO's most impressive playing.

But with the late arrival of Minotauros — Jeremy Milner, a sturdy bass — comes a glorious, life-affirming final ensemble hymn, which refocuses the blazing energy of this rich, beguiling and significant work.

In the final canonical hymn, the main tune moves from F major to G major and is sung over reiterated bugle calls, joined by the handbells.

Soon after, Smart died, May 20, 1771, from either liver failure or pneumonia, after completing his final work, Hymns, for the Amusement of Children.

In the final section, "Reconciliation and Hymn," resolution is achieved partly by taming frenetic materials heard in "Outcry".