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In the late 19th century, the Bible Students (from which Jehovah's Witnesses arose) used many well-known songs and melodies. They also used well-known melodies with their own lyrics. The prefaces of Songs of the Bride[4] and Poems and Hymns of Dawn[5] indicate that these hymnals include hymns adapted from other Protestant hymnals such as Hymns of the Morning,[6] Gospel Hymns,[7] Jubilee Harp,[8] Winnowed Hymns,[9] Epworth Hymnal[10] and Songs of Pilgrimage.[11] These melodies were often works of famous composers, including Ludwig van Beethoven and Joseph Haydn. Lyrics were often adapted from works of famous hymnal writers including Philip P. Bliss, Horatius Bonar, Fanny Crosby, Philip Doddridge, Thomas Hastings, John Newton, Isaac Watts and Charles Wesley.

In 2009, the release of a new hymnal, Sing to Jehovah, was announced.[23] It contains 135 songs, including 42 new songs, and alterations to the melodies and lyrics of others. Reduced editions comprising 55 songs are available in less common languages.[24] Six volumes of orchestral and vocal arrangements based on 114 songs from Sing to Jehovah have also been released.[25] On October 4, 2014, a revised edition of the songbook was announced, with a number of new songs.[26] On February 5, 2016, an additional 5 songs were released.

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The oldest song book had several melodies based on classical works. Nothing at all evil about that. Except--one of the reasons given for the 1966 changeover to a new songbook was the Society's reasoning that those Classical composers were steeped in false religious influences! Wow, that was really reaching to accuse Beethoven of composing DUE TO and INFLUENCE BY false religion!

While it wasn't a set of songs intended for a kingdom hall sing-along, they were certain because of his beliefs, as we know. I still see the album as a love letter to his new religion, which is weird because I've never heard any other song like "Praise God! I love being a Baptist, and you should, too!" or "I want Jesus to get the gist, I love being a Methodist."

Recognition of nonverbal sounds in semantic dementia and other syndromes of anterior temporal lobe degeneration may determine clinical symptoms and help to define phenotypic profiles. However, nonverbal auditory semantic function has not been widely studied in these syndromes. Here we investigated semantic processing in two key nonverbal auditory domains - environmental sounds and melodies - in patients with semantic dementia (SD group; n=9) and in patients with anterior temporal lobe atrophy presenting with behavioural decline (TL group; n=7, including four cases with MAPT mutations) in relation to healthy older controls (n=20). We assessed auditory semantic performance in each domain using novel, uniform within-modality neuropsychological procedures that determined sound identification based on semantic classification of sound pairs. Both the SD and TL groups showed comparable overall impairments of environmental sound and melody identification; individual patients generally showed superior identification of environmental sounds than melodies, however relative sparing of melody over environmental sound identification also occurred in both groups. Our findings suggest that nonverbal auditory semantic impairment is a common feature of neurodegenerative syndromes with anterior temporal lobe atrophy. However, the profile of auditory domain involvement varies substantially between individuals.

In Pilcopata where the girls house is, there is also a small room that is used as the Kingdom Hall. Sonia and I were also able to participate in the demonstrations for the meeting. It was a privilege to help because in such a small group, Diana and Kati, in addition to handling the sound (the laptop that plays the kingdom melodies) and counting donations, participated on pretty much every meeting that called for it. e24fc04721