- The Hymn to Life (German:
Hymnus an das Leben) is a
musical composition for
mixed chorus and
orchestra by
German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. In 1884...
- The
Hymnus Eucharisticus is a
traditional hymn sung by the
choir of boy
choristers and
academical clerks of
Magdalen College,
Oxford in England, supported...
- The
Stuttgarter Hymnus-Chorknaben (Stuttgart hymn
choir boys) is a
German boys'
choir founded in
Stuttgart in 1900 by the
Swabian entrepreneur Paul von...
- in Gr**** religion.
Patristic writers began applying the term ὕμνος, or
hymnus in Latin, to
Christian songs of praise, and
frequently used the word as...
- song
written as a song of praise,
adoration or prayer. Hymn, hymns, or
hymnus may also
refer to:
National hymn, a
musical composition recognized by a...
-
Hymnus Paradisi is a
choral work by
Herbert Howells for
soprano and
tenor soloists,
mixed chorus, and orchestra. The work was
inspired in part by the death...
-
Hymnus amoris (Danish:
Hymne til Kjærligheden; English: Hymn of Love), for soloists,
choir and orchestra, Opus 12, is Carl Nielsen's
earliest choral work...
- "Pontifical
Anthem and March" (Italian: Inno e
Marcia Pontificale; Latin:
Hymnus et
modus militaris Pontificalis), also
known as the "Papal Anthem", is the...
- In Nonnus' Dionysiaca,
Hymnus (Ancient Gr****: Ὕμνος, romanized: Húmnos, lit. 'hymn') is a
young shepherd who fell in love with the
nymph Nicaea, was rejected...
-
hospitably received by him, became, by Entoria, the
father of four sons: J****,
Hymnus, Faustus, and Felix.
Cronos taught the
father the
cultivation of the vine...
