"Easter Anthem" and "Rose of Sharon" by William Billings, "Creation" by Nehemiah Shumway, "Arlington" by Thomas Arne, and "Duke Street" by John Hatton. The book also includes a number of folk hymns, such as "Promised Land," "Idumea," and "Golden Hill." Several tunes were derived from European folk songs, such as "Hamburg" (derived from "Auld Lang Syne"), "Bruce's Address" (from "Scots Wha Hae"), and "Marston" (from "Farmer in the Dell"). See also List of shape-note tunebooks References External links Annual singings Old Harp in East Tennessee Digitized Harp of Columbia at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville Libraries Culture of Knoxville, Tennessee Music books Shape note Hymnals Christian music 1867 in music 1867 books