Hymn tune
ORIENTIS PARTIBUS
ORIENTIS PARTIBUS is a hymn tune in 7.7.7.7, credited to French (1853). In a hymnal the tune has a name of its own, printed in capitals, because the same music carries many texts: any hymn written in its meter can be sung to it.
60 hymns in this library share its meter and can be sung to it.
The four-part harmony played here comes from the Open Hymnal Project's public-domain edition (copied from "The Church Hymnal, Revised and Enlarged" (Episcopal), 1893 Ed. Messiter Hymn 111.). Choose any text below and press play to hear the words sung to ORIENTIS PARTIBUS, with the lines highlighted as they come — on organ, piano or guitar, in any key.
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Other texts in the same meter
- Christ the Lord Is Risen Today — Christ the Lord is ris'n today, Alleluia!
- The Pilgrim's Song — Children of the heav'nly King,
- I Am Coming to the Cross — I am coming to the cross,
- The Night Cometh — Softly now the light of day
- Holy Spirit, Light Divine — Holy Ghost, with light divine,
- Opening Worship — Lord, we come before Thee now,
- Depth of Mercy! Can There Be? — Depth of mercy! can there be
- Encouragement to Pray — Come, my soul, thy suit prepare,
- Hark, My Soul! It Is The Lord! — Hark! my soul! it is the Lord;
- Praise To God, Immortal Praise — Praise to God, immortal praise,
- Holy Bible, Book Divine — Holy Bible, book divine,
- Let Us With a Gladsome Mind — Let us with a gladsome mind