The Solo Hymner

Hymns are sung with different tunes, tempos, and tones in different languages, by different people, from different places, with different reasons, at different gathering and for different occasions. Here, the need for a “Solo Hymner” is to minster or perform hymns (especially In English language) with no reference to a “Hymn book” or “Program Sheet” and thereby coveting the blessings of God for that particular occasion to be successful. The hymner is required to sing hymns that befits or matches with that particular occasion, freely and accurately; hymn by hymn, verse by verse with  the right tune, tempo and clarity of lyrics. These hymns are sung first of all as songs of praise to the almighty God. Also some hymns draw us into repentance; propel us into good works, build our confidence, faith, hope, desire to testify, console the bereaved, solace to the weary, inspiration to endure, and sense of restoration etc. The following are some of the occasions that will require ...

Hymns are sung with different tunes, tempos, and tones in different languages, by different people, from different places, with different reasons, at different gathering and for different occasions. Here, the need for a “Solo Hymner” is to minster or perform hymns (especially In English language) with no reference to a “Hymn book” or “Program Sheet” and thereby coveting the blessings of God for that particular occasion to be successful. The hymner is required to sing hymns that befits or matches with that particular occasion, freely and accurately; hymn by hymn, verse by verse with  the right tune, tempo and clarity of lyrics. These hymns are sung first of all as songs of praise to the almighty God. Also some hymns draw us into repentance; propel us into good works, build our confidence, faith, hope, desire to testify, console the bereaved, solace to the weary, inspiration to endure, and sense of restoration etc. The following are some of the occasions that will require ...

Hymns are sung with different tunes, tempos, and tones in different languages, by different people, from different places, with different reasons, at different gathering and for different occasions. Here, the need for a “Solo Hymner” is to minster or perform hymns (especially In English language) with no reference to a “Hymn book” or “Program Sheet” and thereby coveting the blessings of God for that particular occasion to be successful. The hymner is required to sing hymns that befits or matches with that particular occasion, freely and accurately; hymn by hymn, verse by verse with  the right tune, tempo and clarity of lyrics. These hymns are sung first of all as songs of praise to the almighty God. Also some hymns draw us into repentance; propel us into good works, build our confidence, faith, hope, desire to testify, console the bereaved, solace to the weary, inspiration to endure, and sense of restoration etc. The following are some of the occasions that will require ...

Hymns are sung with different tunes, tempos, and tones in different languages, by different people, from different places, with different reasons, at different gathering and for different occasions. Here, the need for a “Solo Hymner” is to minster or perform hymns (especially In English language) with no reference to a “Hymn book” or “Program Sheet” and thereby coveting the blessings of God for that particular occasion to be successful. The hymner is required to sing hymns that befits or matches with that particular occasion, freely and accurately; hymn by hymn, verse by verse with  the right tune, tempo and clarity of lyrics. These hymns are sung first of all as songs of praise to the almighty God. Also some hymns draw us into repentance; propel us into good works, build our confidence, faith, hope, desire to testify, console the bereaved, solace to the weary, inspiration to endure, and sense of restoration etc. The following are some of the occasions that will require ...

Hymns are sung with different tunes, tempos, and tones in different languages, by different people, from different places, with different reasons, at different gathering and for different occasions. Here, the need for a “Solo Hymner” is to minster or perform hymns (especially In English language) with no reference to a “Hymn book” or “Program Sheet” and thereby coveting the blessings of God for that particular occasion to be successful. The hymner is required to sing hymns that befits or matches with that particular occasion, freely and accurately; hymn by hymn, verse by verse with  the right tune, tempo and clarity of lyrics. These hymns are sung first of all as songs of praise to the almighty God. Also some hymns draw us into repentance; propel us into good works, build our confidence, faith, hope, desire to testify, console the bereaved, solace to the weary, inspiration to endure, and sense of restoration etc. The following are some of the occasions that will require ...

Hymns are sung with different tunes, tempos, and tones in different languages, by different people, from different places, with different reasons, at different gathering and for different occasions. Here, the need for a “Solo Hymner” is to minster or perform hymns (especially In English language) with no reference to a “Hymn book” or “Program Sheet” and thereby coveting the blessings of God for that particular occasion to be successful. The hymner is required to sing hymns that befits or matches with that particular occasion, freely and accurately; hymn by hymn, verse by verse with  the right tune, tempo and clarity of lyrics. These hymns are sung first of all as songs of praise to the almighty God. Also some hymns draw us into repentance; propel us into good works, build our confidence, faith, hope, desire to testify, console the bereaved, solace to the weary, inspiration to endure, and sense of restoration etc. The following are some of the occasions that will require ...

The attached diagram signifies the (Alphabetical order) of the First - 50 Popular hymns learnt by "The Solo Hymner" when planning to pioneer the course of the "Solo Hymner Concept".    In order to champion the course of this hymn concept, "The Solo Hymner" set target to learn and sing first (50) popular hymns with at least “3 Verses” and at most “5 Verses” without reference to a hymn book.  And thereby being able to sing hymns for at least “30 Minutes" non stop; So that he can then parade himself as a Solo hymner. In achieving this target, he embarked on the following actions:        ( I) Getting Hymn Books (English Version) : Methodist, Presbyterian, Apostolic, Catholic etc. (ii) Getting Audio CD's on hymns : Both Local and Foreign Christian hymns Music albums etc. (ii) Getting Video CD's on hymns : Both Local and Foreign Christian hymns Video albums etc. (iv) Downloading hymn lyrics from the internet : Microsoft Word, Pdf's, and other fi...