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Title: Jesu, joy of our desiring
Text: Martin Janus, 1665, trans. Robert Bridges, 1927
Tune: WERDE MUNTER
Music: Johann Schopp, 1642, harm. J. S. Bach, 1716
Key: G major
Meter: 87.87.88.77
Date Added: 2021/03/04
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Tags english christian 4part
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