Richard Massie: hymns in Tonic Solfa
17 hymns on NoteFusion credit Richard Massie. Each is written out in Tonic Solfa under the words, with staff notation, a piano to sing along with and a free PDF to print.
Translations
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All Praise to Jesus' Hallowed Name
All praise to Jesus' hallowed Name Who of virgin pure became
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Christ Jesus Lay in Death's Strong Bands
Christ Jesus lay in death's strong bands,
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Dear Christians, One and All Rejoice (Es Ist Gewisslich an Der Zeit)
Dear Christians, one and all rejoice,
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Dear Christians, One and All Rejoice (Nun Freut Euch)
Dear Christians, one and all rejoice,
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Evening and Morning
Evening and morning,
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Happy the Man Who Feareth God (Wo Gott Zum Haus, Walter)
Happy the man who feareth God,
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Happy the Man Who Feareth God (Wo Gott Zum Haus)
Happy the man who feareth God,
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If God Himself Be for Me
If God Himself be for me,
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In These Our Days So Perilous
In these our days so perilous,
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May God Bestow on Us His Grace
May God bestow on us His grace,
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Now Praise We Christ, the Holy One
Now praise we Christ, the Holy One,
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That Men a Godly Life Might Live
That man a godly life might live,
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The Mouth of Fools Doth God Confess
The mouth of fools doth God confess,
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Though in the Midst of Life We Be
Though in midst of life we be,
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To Jordan Came Our Lord, the Christ
To Jordan came our Lord the Christ,
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To Shepherds as They Watched by Night
To shepherds as they watched by night
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Wilt Thou, O Man, Live Happily
Wilt thou, O man, live happily,
Every hymn here is out of copyright: everyone who wrote it died before 1955, and it was first published before 1929. See sources and licences.