O Sons and Daughters

Many of the songs posted here at Easter by commentators were ones I didn’t know because I’ve only been playing since 1997 at churches where the more traditional songs have been largely left behind – no organs don’t you know.

The text is early 16th century by Jean Tisserand translated by John M Neale in 1851 and based on Matthew 28 and John 20. The music is O FILI ET FILLAE – a seventeenth century French tune.

I’m doing backings for these old songs to familiarise myself with them as I suspect I’m one of the few church musician who doesn’t know these songs.

Hymnary has all the details and links to sheet music – it notes this song is in 149 hymnals!

 

My backing is an attempt to avoid the dodgy church organ VST plug ins and is meant to sound vaguely of the period – such as BIAB can manage.

Like wow…

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