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{{Request|Grant us Thy Peace (English translation from German)|Felix|Mendelssohn|2002-05-27|Requested|
{{Request|Grant us Thy Peace (English translation from German)|Felix|Mendelssohn|2002-05-27|Completed|
|requester =Diane Love
|requester =Diane Love
|requesternotes =Would like it in English, versus German. It would be a marvelous anthem to use for the first year anniversary of Sept 11.
|requesternotes =Would like it in English, versus German. It would be a marvelous anthem to use for the first year anniversary of Sept 11.
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'''Edition note:'''You can find the original title '[[Verleih uns Frieden gnädiglich (Felix Mendelssohn)|Verleih uns Frieden]]' under the English name of 'Grant unto us Thy peace'. There are many other copyrighted versions, a very good one being Rutter's in [[European Sacred Music]].
'''Edition note:'''You can find the original title '[[Verleih uns Frieden gnädiglich (Felix Mendelssohn)|Verleih uns Frieden]]' under the English name of 'Grant unto us Thy peace'. There are many other copyrighted versions, a very good one being Rutter's in [[European Sacred Music]].
|datecompleted=2014-08-19
|scorepage=Grant us thy peace (Felix Mendelssohn)
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Revision as of 18:12, 2 December 2014

Title: Grant us Thy Peace (English translation from German)

Composer: Felix Mendelssohn

Date of request: 2002-05-27

Requested by: Diane Love

Additional notes: Would like it in English, versus German. It would be a marvelous anthem to use for the first year anniversary of Sept 11.


Edition note:You can find the original title 'Verleih uns Frieden' under the English name of 'Grant unto us Thy peace'. There are many other copyrighted versions, a very good one being Rutter's in European Sacred Music.

Status: Completed


Date completed: 2014-08-19

Location of requested score: Grant us thy peace (Felix Mendelssohn)