I've gone over the London Oratory hymnbook and the A Catholic Book of Hymns from SacredMusicLibrary.com (thank you for the pdf option as a way to check the contents!) and the following hymns selected by our parish are not listed. I imagine that some are omitted because they are local to Ireland, others because they are not Traditional; and maybe some I have not realised are present under another name.
All that I am As I kneel before you Be still and know Be Thou my Vision Christ be beside me Colours of day God's Spirit is in my heart Let us break bread together Love is His word Make me a channel O purest of creatures O Lord my God Sweet Heart of Jesus
I have links to Youtube videos of all these. I can of course google for music scores, some are probably on musescore.com. But I wonder is there any hymn book that would conveniently include most of these? Are any in copyright still?
O Purest of Creatures is a mid-19th century hymn, and Sweet Heart of Jesus is a late-19th century hymn; both originated in England. Both hymns exist with several different melodies in various hymnals. I would doubt that either of these would be under any kind of copyright. In looking over the remainder of the hymns, it does seem that most of those will still be under a copyright.
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