Definition of hymnology in English:

hymnology

noun hɪmˈnɒlədʒihɪmˈnɑlədʒi

mass noun

The study or composition of hymns.
Example sentencesExamples
- Presidential speeches are even misusing both scripture and hymnology by changing their meaning for the purposes of American power.
- The language of hymnology has often been strongly biblical, especially in the compositions of John and Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts.
- Among the most popular recording acts to use this revised hymnology is Indelible Grace, based out of Nashville, Tennessee.
- His illustrative material is widely drawn; and of particularly note is his rich use of hymnology.
- Few folk have any knowledge of, or interest in, the rich tradition of hymnology represented by people like Watts, Wesley, Newton and Toplady.
- He taught hymnology in the school of music on occasion and in his first year taught ‘Sunday School pedagogy’ and ‘Christian sociology.’
- John Spencer, in turn, has issued a call for a new ethnic hymnology.

Derivatives

hymnological

adjective

In effect they are expressing in hymnological language what was the burden of Moses' prayer in Exodus 32-33.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you have extra copies of hymnals and hymnological books, please bring them to donate to the Silent Auction.
- The amount of hymnological material is huge and highly diversified, but it is always inspiring and beautiful.
- I've used the Zahn set in some hymnological research projects: it's 100 years old, but it's thorough.
- In the 20th century there has been an explosion of hymnic activity accompanied by important hymnological work.

hymnologist

noun hɪmˈnɒlədʒɪsthɪmˈnɑlədʒəst

Great Church hymn writers and hymnologists composed deep and inspired hymns from the holy scripture.
Example sentencesExamples
- Most hymnologists, musicologists, and church musicians never even ask the question about where tunes come from.
- This site hopes to reach out to hymn experts, hymnologists, or anyone with an appreciation for sacred music.
- Many musicologists and hymnologists are enthusiastic about this Psalter.
- You will have many to add, as I do, but this list may show you how a hymnologist thinks about these things as well.

Origin

Mid 17th century: originally from Greek humnologia 'hymn-singing', the early sense until the mid 19th century.

Definition of hymnology in US English:

hymnology

nounhɪmˈnɑlədʒihimˈnäləjē

The study or composition of hymns.
Example sentencesExamples
- Presidential speeches are even misusing both scripture and hymnology by changing their meaning for the purposes of American power.
- The language of hymnology has often been strongly biblical, especially in the compositions of John and Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts.
- Few folk have any knowledge of, or interest in, the rich tradition of hymnology represented by people like Watts, Wesley, Newton and Toplady.
- John Spencer, in turn, has issued a call for a new ethnic hymnology.
- Among the most popular recording acts to use this revised hymnology is Indelible Grace, based out of Nashville, Tennessee.
- His illustrative material is widely drawn; and of particularly note is his rich use of hymnology.
- He taught hymnology in the school of music on occasion and in his first year taught ‘Sunday School pedagogy’ and ‘Christian sociology.’

Origin

Mid 17th century: originally from Greek humnologia ‘hymn-singing’, the early sense until the mid 19th century.

单词	hymnology
释义	Definition of hymnology in English: hymnology noun hɪmˈnɒlədʒihɪmˈnɑlədʒi mass noun The study or composition of hymns. Example sentencesExamples Presidential speeches are even misusing both scripture and hymnology by changing their meaning for the purposes of American power. The language of hymnology has often been strongly biblical, especially in the compositions of John and Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts. Among the most popular recording acts to use this revised hymnology is Indelible Grace, based out of Nashville, Tennessee. His illustrative material is widely drawn; and of particularly note is his rich use of hymnology. Few folk have any knowledge of, or interest in, the rich tradition of hymnology represented by people like Watts, Wesley, Newton and Toplady. He taught hymnology in the school of music on occasion and in his first year taught ‘Sunday School pedagogy’ and ‘Christian sociology.’ John Spencer, in turn, has issued a call for a new ethnic hymnology. Derivatives hymnological adjective In effect they are expressing in hymnological language what was the burden of Moses' prayer in Exodus 32-33. Example sentencesExamples If you have extra copies of hymnals and hymnological books, please bring them to donate to the Silent Auction. The amount of hymnological material is huge and highly diversified, but it is always inspiring and beautiful. I've used the Zahn set in some hymnological research projects: it's 100 years old, but it's thorough. In the 20th century there has been an explosion of hymnic activity accompanied by important hymnological work. hymnologist noun hɪmˈnɒlədʒɪsthɪmˈnɑlədʒəst Great Church hymn writers and hymnologists composed deep and inspired hymns from the holy scripture. Example sentencesExamples Most hymnologists, musicologists, and church musicians never even ask the question about where tunes come from. This site hopes to reach out to hymn experts, hymnologists, or anyone with an appreciation for sacred music. Many musicologists and hymnologists are enthusiastic about this Psalter. You will have many to add, as I do, but this list may show you how a hymnologist thinks about these things as well. Origin Mid 17th century: originally from Greek humnologia 'hymn-singing', the early sense until the mid 19th century. Definition of hymnology in US English: hymnology nounhɪmˈnɑlədʒihimˈnäləjē The study or composition of hymns. Example sentencesExamples Presidential speeches are even misusing both scripture and hymnology by changing their meaning for the purposes of American power. The language of hymnology has often been strongly biblical, especially in the compositions of John and Charles Wesley and Isaac Watts. Few folk have any knowledge of, or interest in, the rich tradition of hymnology represented by people like Watts, Wesley, Newton and Toplady. John Spencer, in turn, has issued a call for a new ethnic hymnology. Among the most popular recording acts to use this revised hymnology is Indelible Grace, based out of Nashville, Tennessee. His illustrative material is widely drawn; and of particularly note is his rich use of hymnology. He taught hymnology in the school of music on occasion and in his first year taught ‘Sunday School pedagogy’ and ‘Christian sociology.’ Origin Mid 17th century: originally from Greek humnologia ‘hymn-singing’, the early sense until the mid 19th century.
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