Composers and lyricists whose surnames begin with “H.”
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In January 2010 we began a project to add song titles associated with the names.
Abbreviated source links include CYBERHYMNAL (CH*) and wikipedia (WP*)
| HADLEY, | EDSON P. | | (music)
Grimes’ Cellar Door
An Orchard, Through Whose Mellow Shade |
| HALL, | King | | (music)
The Paradise of God |
| HAMMEL, | MAMIE L. | | (lyrics)
Jack O’Lantern |
| Darling Nelly Gray
Ole Shady |
| Eventide (same melody as Where’er You Walk)
Where’er You Walk |
| HARDING, | Mary | | - insufficient information to determine who |
| HARDY, | Charles F. | | “Chicken-Hash” |
| HARRINGTON, | AMELIE ADAMS | | (words) |
| HARRISON, | Annie Fortescue | (1851-1944) | In the Gloaming |
| HARTSOUGH, | Palmer | (1844-1932) | CH* |
| HASTINGS, | Thomas | (1784-1872) | CH*
Rock Of Ages |
| HATTON, | John Liptrot(t) | (1808-1886) | WP*; — is also in Grove’s. (Some sources list Hatton’s dates as 1809-1886). |
| April Showers
Ballad Of The Weaver
Good-Bye
Summer Eve
When Evening’s Twilight |
| HAVERGAL, | Frances Ridley | (1836-1879) | CH*
I Could Not Do Without Thee
Nothing To Pay |
| HAWEIS, | Hugh Reginald | (1838-1901) | CH* |
| | My Homeland
The Home-Land
The Homeland |
| HAWEIS, | Thomas | (1734-1820) | CH*
Dear Lord, Remember Me [O Thou, from whom all goodness flows..]
Remember Me |
| HAYDN, | Franz Joseph | (1732-1809) | WP* — The Heavens are Telling |
| HAYS, | William Shakespeare | (1837-1907) | CH*; — at PD Music |
| | Holy, Holy, Holy
Supplication (God, that madest earth and heaven) |
| HEINE, | Heinrich | (1797-1856) | WP* |
| HEMLER, | MRS. FRANK J. | | The Word That Stands for Service (Parody)-(Tune:”Smiles”) |
| HEMY, | Henri Frederick | (1818-1888) | CH*
The Day of Resurrection |
| HENSCHEL, | GEORGE (Sir) | (1850-1934) | WP*
Morning Hymn (Morgen Hymne) |
| HEOVEY, | F. A. J. | | (music) — Love of Jesus |
| HERMAN, | VICTOR L. | | (lyrics) — Honey Town |
| HIBBARD, | A.S. | | Chicago
The U.S.A. Forever (Parody) (Tune: “Dixie”) |
| HIGLEY, | ELMER | | (lyrics) — Is this Elmer Ellsworth Higley (1867- ??) who was pastor of the Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Des Moines in 1914?
“Clubs” (Parody)(Tune: “Smiles”)
Rotary Mission
“Tardy” (“Stunt” Song) (Tune: Auld Lang Sang) |
| HILES, | Henry | (1826-1904) | CH* |
| Blessed Are The Merciful
I Will Lay Me Down In Peace |
| HILLER, | FERDINAND | (1811-1885) | WP* — Peace |
| HIMMEL, | Friedrich Heinrich | (1765-1814) | WP*; — is also in Grove’s. |
| Father, We Pray To Thee
Incline Thine Ear To Me |
| HOFFMAN, | Elisha Albright | (1839-1929) | CH* |
| HOGG, | James | (1770-1834) | (lyrics) — WP* |
| HOL, | RICHARD | (1825-1895) | (music) — [In Sleep] The World Reposes |
| HOLBROOK, | Joseph Perry | (1822-1888) | CH*
Rock Of Ages |
| HOLDEN, | OLIVER | (1765-1844) | CH* |
| Grayhaired Daddy of Mine
Little Choc’late Baby |
| HOLMES, | Oliver Wendell, Sr. | (1809-1894) | CH*; WP* |
| HOME, | F. W. | | Sunshine and Rain |
| HOPKINS, | Edward John | (1818-1901) | CH* |
| HOPPER, | Edward | (1816-1888) | CH*
Jesus, Saviour, Pilot Me |
| HOW, | William Walsham | (1823-1897) | CH*; WP* — (lyrics) |
| At The Door (O Jesus, Thou art standing..)
He’ll Be A Friend to You (O Jesus, Thou art standing..)
The Man of Sorrows (Who is this..)
Outside The Door (O Jesus, Thou art standing..) |
| HOWARD, | DURANT | | (lyrics)
Once On A Time |
| BISHOP HOWE (sic) — See: William Walsham HOW |
| HOWE, | Julia Ward | (1819-1910) | (lyrics) - WP*
Battle Hymn of the Republic |
| HOYT, | HARLOW R. | | Christmastide |
| HUBI-NEWCOMBE, | G[eorgeanne] | (1843-1936) | (lyrics) — Sing On |
| HUNTLEY, | W. A. | | Raise Me, Jesus |
| HURD, | (Rev.) FAYETTE | | (lyrics)
A Free-man’s Vote |
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