Hymn
A hymn is a type of song, usually religious, specifically written for the purpose of adoration or prayer, and typically addressed to a deity or deities, or to a prominent figure or personification. The word hymn derives from Greek ὕμνος, which means "a song of praise". A writer of hymns is known as a hymnodist.
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Dena Mwana
Singer
Gates Praise
Musical artist
Hussein Kalla
Musical artist
Noelie
Musical artist
carmelo erdozaín joaquín madurga oteiza
Spanish composer
Juan A. Espinosa
Musical artist
Jason Lee Jones
Musical artist
Henry papa Mulaja
Musical artist
Mama Lydia
Musical artist
Atala Schöck
Opera singer
Andy Chrisman
Musical artist
Fred Pratt Green
British hymnwriter
Elisa Custodio
Musical artist
Sojourn Music
Musical group
Arthur Henry Mann
Organist
Fred Kaan
Dutch hymnwriter
Sarah De La Isla
Actress
Lorenzo Álvarez Florentín
Paraguayan composer
Anne Quigley
Musical artist
Tom Tomaszek
Musical artist
Bob Dufford
Music composer
Greg Hayakawa
Musical artist
Delores Dufner
American musical composer
Choir of Clare College Cambridge
Jose Mugrabi
Israeli businessman
Joel Chernoff
Film producer
Christopher Idle
Hymnwriter
Murray Forbes Somerville
Musical artist
Alan J. Hommerding
Musical artist
Banda Arkanjos
Musical group
Beto Tavares
Musical artist
Bishop Art Gonzales
Musical artist
Bornus Consort
Musical sextet
Brian Chilala
Musical artist
Amon & Upendo Kilahiro
Musical artist
Blaise Kinkala
Musical artist
Charles Kingori
Musical artist
Dalvimar Gallo
Musical artist
Daniel Crane Roberts
Writer
Darshna Vyas
Musical artist
Dávid Csizmár
Hungarian singer
Deyshawlah
Nigerian gospel singer
Donald Neuen
American conductor
Doudou Manengu
Musical artist
Ellard Cherayi
Musical artist
Enyo Sam
Singer
Ephraim Son of Africa
Musical artist
