• Grade: Fifth
• Origin: France/England – Traditional French Tune,
  words: George R. Woodward
• Key: G Major
• Time: 4/4
• Form: staves: AABC – song: AB, verse/refrain
• Rhythm: intermediate: | ta ta ti ti ti ti | ta/a/a ta |
  | ta ta ta ta | ta/a ta/a | ta/ ti ti ti ti ti | ta/ ti ta ta |
• Pitches: intermediate: so la ti do re mi fa so
• Intervals: intermediate: m3: la/do, so8\mi, fa\re, re\ti, do\la; M3: mi\do; P5: do/so
• Musical Elements: notes: dotted half, half, dotted quarter, quarter, eighth; repeat signs, six minor thirds, repeated melodic rhythm patterns, verse: strophic: singing one syllable per note, refrain: melismatic: singing one syllable over a series of successive notes
• Key Words: world geography: France, England; Old English: verily (truly), riv’n (contraction for riven: split), e’en (contraction for even), swungen (swung), sungen (sung), ye (you), rime (rhyme), evetime (evening time); heav’n (heaven), steeple, priest, dutifully, prime, matin (morning), chime, beautifully, singers; Latin: gloria (glory), hosanna (praise/joy), in excelsis (on high)

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