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Thank you for being you & thank you for visiting!

I'm continuing a new series on hymnology, and this is a triple-feature(!) broadcast wherein we will explore:
(1) the History behind the hymn "Revive Us Again!";
(2) some Theory concerning Music, Poetry, and Conducting;
(3) some Study prompts for y'all to keep growing closer to this hymn :)

If you'd like to look closer at my Keynote slides, please consider looking out for a soon-to-come blog post via https://deopatriaelitteris.wordpress.com/ . Also: please check out the 'Timestamp Guide' which I've provided below.

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P.P.S. This is an abridged version because Rumble has a max file size of 15 GB, but you can see the full video over at my YouTube channel ( https://youtu.be/Dyoxnb8p2JU ).

-- Timestamp Guide --

*** Phase 1/3: History ***

+ Electric Piano Improv & An Acapella Cover (00:00 - 02:12)
- Note: there's an attribution credit for a cool projector sound (i.e. https://freesound.org/people/Franq/sounds/60971/ ) that was in my Adobe Premiere Pro editing software but somehow doesn't playback in this version 🤷🏻

+ Introduction (2:12 - 14:43)
- Dr. Martin Luther Quote
- Setting the record straight...Dr. William MacKay composed the lyrics and the tune ✅ , but Mr. J.J. Husband did not harmonize the tune ❌-- another dude, Mr. Henry E. Dibdin, did that task ✅
- Important Theological-Political Themes: Revivalism, Revolution, and Reconciliation; Millennialism as well as Pre-Millennialism; intro to the 6 Gents

{The section I omitted was around here.}

+ Ok! So, What's The Scoop? (14:43 - 52:08)
- 6 Gents: Pre-view
- Theological-Political Themes: Re-viewed (The 4 Great Awakenings; A-Millennialism, Pre-Millennialism, Millennialism, & Post-Millennialism; The Old School - New School Controversy in Presbyterian circles; this hymn is more shaped by The New School folks)
- This Hymn's History: The Gist
- "The Nation's Church" ➡️ St. Paul's Episcopal Church

+ Gent 1/6: Rev. William McClanachan (52:08 - 59:09)
- Bonus Character; Scholarly Courtesy

+ Gent 2/6: Mr. J.J. Husband (59:09 - 1:10:39)
- Core Character; he did not harmonize the tune ❌

+ Gent 3/6: Mr. Charles G. Finney (1:10:39 - 1:29:35)
- Bonus Character; Scholarly Courtesy

+ Gent 4/6: Mr. Edward P. Hammond (1:29:35 - 1:47:18)
- Bonus Character; Scholarly Courtesy

+ Gent 5/6: Dr. William P. MacKay (1:47:18 - 2:26:16)
- Core Character; composed the lyrics and the tune ✅

+ Gent 6/6: Mr. Henry E. Dibdin (2:26:16 - 2:50:29)
- Core Character; he did harmonize the tune ✅

*** Phase 2/3: Theory ***
+ Resuming (2:50:29 - 2:51:26)
+ On Counting/Timing/Rhythm (2:51:26 - 3:01:25)
+ A Brief Analysis of the 1869 version & a cover of it (3:01:25 - 3:08:54)
+ A Brief Analysis of the 1875 version & a cover of it (3:08:54 - 3:13:25)
+ An Analysis of the 1993 version (3:13:25 - 3:36:55)

*** Phase 3/3: Study ***
+ Sopranos, sing with me! (3:36:55 - 3:39:17)
+ Altos, sing with me! (3:39:17 - 3:41:07)
+ Tenors, sing with me! (3:41:07 - 3:43:00)
+ Basses, sing with me! (3:43:00 - 3:44:50)
+ Everybody, sing with me! (3:44:50 - 3:46:46)
+ More prompts for ya! (3:46:46 - 3:48:16)
+ BONUS orchestral cover of this hymn (3:48:16 - 3:50:58)