“Be Still, My Soul” had three persons put together the hymn we sing today. Katharina von Schlegel, a notable woman of the Pietism Revival , wrote the words, originally in German. One hundred years later the hymn was translated into English by Jane Borthwick. The last contributor was Finland’s greatest-composer, Jean Sibelius. One movement from his “Finlandia” is used as the melody for our hymn. God used three people from three countries to put together a hymn that teaches us that God is in control and to wait on Him.

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This arrangement uses:

Soprano

Tenor

SATB Choir (optional)

1 Piano or Harp

1 Flute

1 Violin

1 Viola

1 Cello