Seldom sung songs that you have led or sung

Venturing beyond Angel Band and Wondrous Love.

Cumberland

funny old tune starts on ray , Quay would say it's the only one in the book .Ray centered tunes are rare . The musicologists call them Dorian mode . The Greeks had a name for the scales that start on each degree of the scale we use do ray me fa so la si doe .stuff I dont understand good

Another saying of Daddy's was, "I don't know enough about music to let it hurt my singing." That is certainly true for me!

Post by Scott Swanton Today at 15:54
here is a short list of ones I remember being sung, but aint no more ,,,,, or not very often !
26 on the bottom
35b
53b
56b
58t&b
59t
81t
86aotp
87b
92aotp
93aotp
*98aotp
101aotp
105b
*106aotp
*110t
111t
113aotp
116t
120t
130b
134&135
**141b
148aotp
**153aotp
157b
159aotp
174t
196aotp
201aotp
***203
204aotp
216b
217aotp
225b
226t
231t
238b
241aotp
*249t
255t
256t
257aotp
**258aotp
*264aotp
265aotp
277b
**287aotp
**326aotp
**330aotp
335aotp
**341aotp
355aotp
**360aotp
not at all comprehensive but a start aotp=all over the page . the*= favorites of mine the more of them the more fav. !

Good grief, Scott, you don't get out enough! Almost all of those songs I've sung (not necessarily led) within the last year!

One thing I've noticed with all these oblong books... whenever I slowly look through them I find some song I've never seen before. It's quite delightful.

If we're listing songs we love that we like to lead:
67t Peterboro
102b Fleeting Days
120t The Lonesome Dove
139b Suffield
143t Coleshill
159t The Saint's Delight
165b Rockbridge
170t Refuge
170b Bohemia
174t Prospect
206b Supplication
287 Indian Convert
360 The Saints Bound For Heaven
368 Funeral Anthem
and I really like 373 Heavenly Vision, but I've not led it.

I like both these lists. And I can confirm what MB says about Scott's list. I'm going to mark a few of those for Roan Mountain today.

June wrote:Another saying of Daddy's was, "I don't know enough about music to let it hurt my singing."  That is certainly true for me!

Heard that quote shared at the 125th Old Folks Day at Morning Star today. This here forum is one place to share those memories. I think it's important.