Performance Insights Immortal, Invisible (CLICK THE KEY TO VIEW AND HEAR ONLINE)  KEY OF  F      KEY OF  G THE HYMN TUNE, ST. DENIO, IS A TRADITIONAL WELSH FOLK TUNE.  IT MAY HAVE COME FROM A FOLK TUNE ENTITLED "A HUNDRED YEARS FROM NOW" WHICH WAS POPULAR IN THE EARLY NINETEENTH CENTURY. THERE ARE SOURCES WHO ADVOCATE IT CAME FROM A BALLAD ABOUT A CUCKOO.  IT FIRST APPEARED AS A HYMN TUNE IN 1839, BUT BECAME PART OF MODERN HYMNODY WHEN GUSTAV HOLST PUBLISHED IT IN THE ENGLISH HYMNAL IN 1906. THE NAME REFERS TO ST. DENIS, THE PATRON SAINT OF FRANCE. CONSULT THE VARIABLE VOICE CHART TO SEE THE VARIOUS VOICINGS  THAT MAY BE USED WITH THIS GREAT,  IMMORTAL HYMN (NO PUN INTENDED). Words by Walter C. Smith (1867) Music:  Welch Melody Arranged by Irvin Cooper Three-part Variable Voicing with Piano Cambiata Press Catalog  (Key of G) #I909140  (Key of F) #I180140   This work is available in E-Print. Please remember the copyright law.   It is illegal to purchase one copy, then photocopy it.   Order hard-copy scores from your favorite music publisher, J.W.Pepper, Inc., or directly from Cambiata Press.