hymn tune "Down Ampney"

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The hymn tune "Down Ampney" is a well-known, lyrical church melody composed by Ralph Vaughan Williams, most famously associated with the Pentecost hymn "Come Down, O Love Divine."

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instanceOf church music composition
hymn tune
associatedDenomination Anglicanism NERFINISHED
Protestantism NERFINISHED
associatedHymnText Come Down, O Love Divine GENERATED
associatedLiturgicalSeason Pentecost NERFINISHED
associatedLiturgicalUse Christian worship GENERATED
associatedPerson Ralph Vaughan Williams NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Down Ampney, Gloucestershire NERFINISHED
composer Ralph Vaughan Williams NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin England
United Kingdom
firstPublicationCentury 20th century
genre hymn tune
sacred music
hasCanonicalStatus widely used hymn tune in English-speaking churches
hasCulturalContext English church music tradition
hasMelodicCharacter lyrical and flowing
hasType congregational song tune
key often published in F major
language music (wordless tune)
meter irregular (commonly sung to "Come Down, O Love Divine")
namedAfter Down Ampney, Gloucestershire NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the hymn "Come Down, O Love Divine"
expressive melodic line
performanceContext church services
hymn-singing events
religiousTradition Christianity
style lyrical
title Down Ampney NERFINISHED
typicalInstrumentation congregational voices and organ
usedIn Anglican hymnals
English hymnals
ecumenical hymnals

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Down Ampney associatedWith hymn tune "Down Ampney"