Worship and Song. (Rev. ed.) ‎#117

117. With Harp and with Trumpet

1 With harp, and with trumpet, and all that is glorious
Now sound we his triumph, the King who shall reign,
The Lord who is risen, exalted, victorious,
The Saviour whom death hath no power to enchain.

Refrain:
With harp, and with trumpet, and all that is glorious,
Now sound we his triumph, the King who shall reign!

2 ‘Fear not,’—‘mid the joy-bells of Easter tide calling
He speaketh anew, giving rest to the heart;
Still, still, like the dew upon lily-flowers falling,
His comfort, his strength, doth the Master impart. [Refrain]

3 O bells of the spring-tide, O chimings of glory,
On Easter Day ring over hillside and plain;
Tell, tell once again of the wonderful story,
The Saviour is risen, let all swell the strain. [Refrain]

Text Information

• First Line: With harp, and with trumpet, and all that is glorious
• Title: With Harp and with Trumpet
• Author: Scott MacPherson (1913)
• Refrain First Line: With harp, and with trumpet, and all that is glorious
• Publication Date: 1921

Tune Information

• Name: [With harp, and with trumpet, and all that is glorious]
• Composer: Hermann von Müller (1913)