I Vow To Thee, My Country, H.148 Music Sheet
Explore the I Vow To Thee, My Country, H.148 virtual piano sheet and Roblox piano sheet, compare available arrangements, and play online with QWERTY notes. 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.
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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.
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Who wrote the words?
Cecil Spring Rice wrote the words.
What musical source did Holst adapt?
He adapted the middle theme from Jupiter, later known as Thaxted.
What does H.148 in the frozen title mean here?
It is preserved as a frozen catalogue token and is not independently claimed on this page.
What does the catalog score establish?
It establishes a piano arrangement of the hymn, but not its exact edition or completeness.