Jerusalem England’s National Anthem
Jerusalem England’s National Anthem by David Boyle, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform in September 2015, explores the rich history surrounding the iconic song penned by William Blake and later set to music by Hubert Parry. This edition, comprising 78 pages, delves into the spiritual and historical significance of the piece, which is being considered as England’s new national anthem.
Readers will find an examination of the song’s evolution over more than two centuries, highlighting its cultural impact and the various interpretations it has inspired. The book addresses themes of history and social history, providing insights into the song’s enduring relevance in contemporary discussions about national identity. Through this exploration, Boyle presents a thorough account of how Jerusalem has become intertwined with England’s national consciousness.
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It is more than two centuries since William Blake penned the lines we now know as Jerusalem. It took half that time before Hubert Parry wrote the soaring music that went with it. The book sets out the strange, spiritual history of the song which looks set to be England’s new national anthem.
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