File:Be Thou My Vision, first hymn setting in "Church Hymnal with Accompanying Tunes" (1919).jpg
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English: The first published setting of the translated ancient Irish poem, known today as "Be Thou My Vision," to the traditional Irish tune "Slane," as it appeared in the 1919 Church Hymnal with Accompanying Tunes printed for use by the Church of Ireland. |
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| Source | Kitson, Charles Herbert, and Charles George Marchant, eds. Church Hymnal with Accompanying Tunes. Dublin: The Association for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 1919. |
| Author | Lyrics: Unknown, Old Irish poem ca. 8th century. English translation: "A Prayer", Mary Elizabeth Byrne, 1905. Versified: Eleanor Henrietta Hull, 1912. Tune: "Slane", traditional Irish melody. |
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