Battle hymn of the republic

Christian band Anthem Lights would like to perform a bit of American history with the song ‘Battle Hymn Of The Republic.’ It’s unusual to hear ‘The Battle Hymn of The Republic’ without a band full of instruments. This group manages just fine with their voices and their sense of rhythm. The group is Anthem Lights,

The Battle Hymn of the Republic by Julia Ward Howe (1861) holds special significance in American History. This worksheet includes the lyrics and facts pertaining to the Battle Hymn of the Republic.

You’ll recognize the melody when you hear it belted out by this choir. The Battle Hymn of the Republic began life as a simple marching tune with less than serious lyrics. The original title was John Brown’s Body and the words were irreverent, comical, and to some people, unsettling. Julia Ward Howe found the melody

A Melody that Echoes Through Time Ready for a trip down memory lane? Here we go, on a journey back to 1861. Imagine yourself in New England, home to the resilient poet Julia Ward Howe. One fine day, she embarks on a significant journey to Washington, D.C., alongside her husband and some acquaintances. On this

'The King' Elvis Presley was a cultural icon and the biggest music star the planet had ever seen through the 50s, 60s, and 70s. This clip is from an amazing performance near the end of his career from the concert 'Aloha from Hawaii' in 1973. The band fires up the intro while dressed in all

In 1969 millions of people all over the world were treated to Johnny Cash singing this favorite American classic. In 1861, Julia Ward Howe of New England took a journey with her husband and friends to Washington, D.C. Howe observed a public review of Union troops outside Washington when she overheard them singing the song “The Battle Hymn of the Republic.” #Talent #Nostalgia #Singing

Battle Hymn of the Republic - Digital Hymn Tune Sheet Music with Lyrics Key of B Flat 2 pages JPG *To download, please go to your Etsy confirmation email for the download links. Once you have downloaded, open the files and print each page.

Designed by George Delany, one of a series of original posters created after 9.11.01, now included in the Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division. This soulful interpretation of the most popular hymn of all time, "Amazing Grace," is available as a simple poster, or signed, or signed and framed, at www.americanflagposters.us

Battle Hymn of the Republic (by Amy Potter -- Piano Solo)

Battle Hymn of the Republic (by John Newman -- SATB)