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TRUSTEES’ PREFACE.
“We——

THE marked increase of interest in the Sunday School work within the
past few years, has produced an unprecedented activity in the publication of
Sunday School music books. Many of these, by reason of the transient char-
acter of the music and words employed, have proved short—lived. The schools
soon tired of them, and demanded new books, which, in turn, ran their brief
course to give place to others. Besides the expense involved in these frequent
changes of music books, a worse evil, perhaps, was the inculcation of unscrip-
tural sentiments which many of the popular songs contained, and the forma-
tion of wrong musical tastes. It was this state of things that led the General
Convention, assembled at Louisville, in October, 1880, to adopt the following
recommendation of a committee appointed to consider, and report on, the
revision of the Hymnal:

“It is, furthermore, the judgment of your Committee that the preparation and pub-
lication, under the supervision of the Hymn Book Committee, of a Sunday School
Hymnal, with a view of adjusting the singing in our Sunday Schools, as far as- possi—
ble, to that in the church, and to prevent the frequent changes in music books, which
is a source of great expense to our schools, would meet with a ready sale and serve a
most desirable end; and we recommend the publication of such a book by said com-
mittee.”

The book which we now send forth is the result of an effort to carry out

this recommendation of the General Convention. As soon as the trustees

had performed the previous duty of revising the Hymnal for the churches,

they entered into a contract with the Christian Publishing Company, of St.

Louis, by which said company assumed the financial responsibility of issuing
such a book, and will pay a royalty on each book sold, which will go into
the treasury of the General Convention as a mission fund.

The trustees appointed a committee of well-known brethren, in whose
sound judgment and musical taste they had confidence, to select such music
and words as would meet the end had in view by the Convention, and thereby
greatly improve the character of the singing in our Sunday Schools. The
result of their labors we now present to the brotherhood, and to the Christian
public generally, hoping that it may meet With a generous reception, and
succeed in filling a want that has long been felt by the Sunday Schools of
the land.

Our thanks are due to the few music publishers who have generously
allowed us the use of such of their pieces as we desired, free of charge. Most
of the music herein contained, however, has been paid for, much of it at a.
high rate. \Ve have not spared any necessary expense to make a superior book.

It is the purpose, both of— the trustees and publishers, to make such

gradual improvements from time to time, in the book, as may be necessary to
keep it in the front line of Sunday School Hymnals. We now invoke upon

the work the blessing of Him, in whose honor and for whose praise it has
been prepared.
R. M. BISHOP,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
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 COMPILERS’ PREFACE.

THE undersigned having been charged with the responsible task of car-
rving out the recommendation of the General Convention, in the compilation
of akSunday School Hymnal, have spared no labor nor pains to produce such
a book as would elevate the standard of Sunday School music among us, and
prove of permanent value to our schools. We have steadily kept in view the
character of the music and the sentiment of the words, and have endeavored,
as far as possible, to rule out whatever is objectionable. Especially have we
aimed to secure a class of songs that would last, and give our schools a long
rest from the expense and inconvenience of procuring new books. We call
attention to the following features of this book:

1. Each piece of music has its time-signature, or movement marks, by which the
leader may determine the time in which it should be sung.

2. The words, in every case, will be found between the music staves, thus enabling
the singer to see the notes and the music at the same time. This will be found of
great service in learning new pieces, and also in promoting the correct singing of
familiar pieces.

3. The music is written out in full, avoiding “ omits,” and “repeats,” which
are so confusing.

4.uThe pieces are so arranged on the pages, that no leaf need be turned in the
singing of any song.

5. The department of “Songs for Special Occasions,” will be found to contain a
number of pieces of rare merit, adapted to a variety of special occasions.

6. While we have sought, on the one hand, to avoid light and frivolous songs,
which have nothing to commend them but a merry jingle, we have aimed, on the
other hand, to select nothing, which is so complex in its music, or advanced in its
sentiment, as to be out of reach of children and ordinary singers.

7. The question of cost has not influenced us in the selection of songs, only as be-
tween pieces of equal merit. The publishers authorized us to get the very best songs
published; and hence our selections were made first, and the question of cost con-
sidered afterwards.

Our work has not been done by correspondence, but by many days of
united, patient labor. The Committee takes pleasure in acknowledging the
very valuable services of J. P. Powell, whose labors on our Church Hymnal,
have been recognized and appreciated by the brotherhood. Having been
appointed as musical editor of the Sunday School Hymnal, he met with us in
our several meetings, and gave us the benefit of his large experience and
musical taste. To him we are largely indebted for the, special features of the
book above mentioned. We also acknowledge, gratefully, the help received
from numerous brethren, Whose suggestions have aided us in ascertaining
what songs have stood the test of actual service in the Sunday School.

With a vast amount of material to choose from, we have earnestly sought
to make a book that would combine the best Songs of the various books to
which we have had access. We now send forth the result of our labors, not
as a faultless book, but as one containing a larger number of excellent songs.
adapted to the Sunday School than any other book known to us. For it we
bespeak the generous patronage of the brotherhood, and on it we implore the
blessing of God, to the end that its sweet melodies and inspiring sentiments
may swell the volume of praise arising from earth to heaven, and may guide
many young hearts to Him, who is “the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”

J. H. GARRISON.
g J. H. HARDIN.

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