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'''''Forest Green''''' is a hymn tune which has been for nearly a century the usual tune for [[O Little Town of Bethlehem]] in Great Britain. In origin it is a [[folk tune]] usually called ''The Ploughboy's Dream''; it was arranged for hymnic use by [[Ralph Vaughan Williams]] in ''[[The English Hymnal, 1906|The English Hymnal]]''. It is generally construed metrically as [[8 6 8 6 D]].
'''''Forest Green''''' is a hymn tune which has been for nearly a century the usual tune for [[O Little Town of Bethlehem]] in Great Britain. In origin it is a [[folk tune]] usually called ''The Ploughboy's Dream''; it was arranged for hymnic use by [[Ralph Vaughan Williams]] in ''[[The English Hymnal, 1906|The English Hymnal]]''. It is generally construed metrically as [[8 6 8 6 D]].
=General Information=
*English melody, arr. [[Ralph Vaughan Williams]] (1872–1958), 1906


==Texts sung to this tune==
==Texts sung to this tune==
*[[All Beautiful the March of Days]]
*[[All Beautiful the March of Days]]
*[[I Sing the Mighty Pow'r of God]]
*[[I Sing the Mighty Pow'r of God]]
*[[O Little Town of Bethlehem]]
*[[I Saw a Mighty Angel Fly]], by anon., ca. 1840
**Arrangement copyright for the version of ''Forest Green'' used in the [[current LDS hymnal]]): © Oxford University Press
*[[O Little Town of Bethlehem]], by [[Phillips Brooks]] (1835–1893)


[[category:Tunes]]
[[category:Tunes]]
[[category:Hymn Tunes arranged from Folk Tunes]]
[[category:Hymn Tunes arranged from Folk Tunes]]
[[category:8 6 8 6 D]]
[[category:8 6 8 6 D]]
[[category:Public Domain Arrangements]]
[[category:Restricted Arrangements]]

Latest revision as of 01:49, 14 February 2009

Forest Green is a hymn tune which has been for nearly a century the usual tune for O Little Town of Bethlehem in Great Britain. In origin it is a folk tune usually called The Ploughboy's Dream; it was arranged for hymnic use by Ralph Vaughan Williams in The English Hymnal. It is generally construed metrically as 8 6 8 6 D.

General Information

Texts sung to this tune