Composer
Elements
Bible
Background information
Misc
100

Who arranged the version we are singing?

John Rutter 

100

What voices were intended to sing this arrangement?

SATB

100

What was the inspired Bible verse used to make this song?

Numbers 6:24-26

100

When was this arrangement published?

1981

100

Is this piece sacred or secular? 

Sacred 

200

Who is John Rutter? 

Composer, conductor, and editor

200

What kind of mood does this song create?

Peaceful

200

God commands the priests to speak over these words over the people in what Nation?

Israel.

200

What was the song originally known for as?

Farewell Anthem with Seven-Fold Amen

200

What is a seven-fold Amen?

The repetition of the word "amen" 7 times.

300

Who originally composed The Lord Bless You and Keep You?

Peter Christian Lutkin 

300

What instrument originally accompanies the original choral setting?

The organ

300

Why did Rutter choose this verse?

To serve as a comforting farewell text towards his mentor.

300

This piece is commonly played where?

Baptisms, Funerals, Marriages, and Benedictions

300

Duration of song?

2.5 minutes

400

Which one of John Rutter's work is he famously known for? 

Requiem (1985), Gloria (1974), Magnificat (1990), and Mass of the Children (2003)

400

Why does Rutter repeat certain phrases throughout the piece?

To emphasize the blessing and reinforce its peaceful message

400

The Bible verse in Numbers is a _ type of benediction.

Priestly

400

This piece was played at the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at St George's Chapel in what year?

2018

400

T/F: The Cambridge Singers was established by John Rutter

True

500

Who did John Rutter dedicate this song to?

Edward T. Chapman

500

How many times is "Amen" used in the song?

7 

500

The text at the end of the verse in Numbers represents what when they depart?

Eternal Peace (Shalom)

500
Edward T. Chapman was the former director of what School in London?

Highgate School.

500

John Rutter was originally born in what country?

England