Key of D · 3/4 · 84 BPM
Hymn library · tonic solfaBe Thou My Vision
Words: Ancient Irish (8th c.), tr. Mary E. Byrne (1905), versified Eleanor H. Hull (1912). Tune: Slane, traditional Irish folk melody.
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Frequently asked
- Who wrote "Be Thou My Vision"?
- Words: Ancient Irish (8th c.), tr. Mary E. Byrne (1905), versified Eleanor H. Hull (1912). Tune: Slane, traditional Irish folk melody.
- When was "Be Thou My Vision" written?
- Published in 1905; the standard tune is "Slane".
- What key is "Be Thou My Vision" in?
- D major, 3/4 time, around 84 BPM. DomiSol can transpose it to any key in one click.
- Is "Be Thou My Vision" free to use?
- Irish text c. 8th century; translation Mary E. Byrne, d. 1931; versification Eleanor H. Hull, d. 1935 — both past life+70 in the UK and EU. Tune SLANE is a traditional Irish air, first printed 1909. Melody line only, so no modern harmonisation is reproduced.
- Can I get "Be Thou My Vision" in jianpu?
- Yes — the same score is published in jianpu too, and DomiSol shows either notation from one file.
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