God Save the King (America): Difference between revisions
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=General Information= | =General Information= | ||
*Composer: from ''Thesaurus Musicus'', London, 1744 | *Composer: from ''Thesaurus Musicus'', London, 1744 | ||
**Attributed to [[Henry Carey]] (1687–1743) | |||
=Associated Lyrics= | =Associated Lyrics= | ||
*[[God Save the King (Lyrics)|God Save the King]], by anon., 18th century | *[[God Save the King (Lyrics)|God Save the King]], by anon., 18th century | ||
*[[My Country, 'Tis of Thee]], by [[Samuel F. Smith]] (1808–1895) | *[[My Country, 'Tis of Thee]], by [[Samuel F. Smith]] (1808–1895) | ||
*[[Our God, We Raise to Thee]], by Bernard Snow (1822–1894) | |||
=References= | =References= | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:53, 20 July 2010
This tune was first named 'God Save the King', but others began calling it 'America' for perhaps erroneous reasons[1].
General Information
- Composer: from Thesaurus Musicus, London, 1744
- Attributed to Henry Carey (1687–1743)
Associated Lyrics
- God Save the King, by anon., 18th century
- My Country, 'Tis of Thee, by Samuel F. Smith (1808–1895)
- Our God, We Raise to Thee, by Bernard Snow (1822–1894)
