I Vow To Thee, My Country, H.148 by Gustav Holst
I Vow To Thee, My Country sets words by Cecil Spring Rice to a Gustav Holst adaptation of the middle theme from Jupiter, later known as the tune Thaxted. The frozen title includes H.148; that catalogue token is preserved here without being independently verified. The hymn holds two loyalties at once: a country and a larger, quieter allegiance. That double vow is the text's tension, and Holst's broad melody gives it room to remain unresolved. The selected catalog source is titled I Vow To Thee My Country. It is a piano arrangement and does not independently establish edition, key, or completeness.
About I Vow To Thee, My Country, H.148
I Vow To Thee, My Country sets words by Cecil Spring Rice to a Gustav Holst adaptation of the middle theme from Jupiter, later known as the tune Thaxted. The frozen title includes H.148; that catalogue token is preserved here without being independently verified.
The hymn holds two loyalties at once: a country and a larger, quieter allegiance. That double vow is the text's tension, and Holst's broad melody gives it room to remain unresolved.
The selected catalog source is titled I Vow To Thee My Country. It is a piano arrangement and does not independently establish edition, key, or completeness.