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'''Favourite''' (UK) or '''Favorite (US) Hymns''' may refer to:
'''Favourite Hymns''' (UK) or '''Favorite Hymns''' (US) may refer to:

==Books==
*Aled's Forty Favourite Hymns, [[Aled Jones]] 2009,
==TV==
*My Favourite Hymns, 1989-1993 UK TV programme with interviewer [[John Stapleton]]


==Music==
==Music==
* ''[[Favorite Hymns]]'', a 1989 album by Glen Campbell
===Albums===
* ''Your 100 Favourite Hymns'', a five-LP Derek Batey series of the 1980s produced by [[Gordon Lorenz]]
*[[Favorite Hymns (Glen Campbell album)]]
*''Favourite Hymns'', album by [[St. John's College Choir]], Cambridge 1993
* ''Jan Mulder's Favourite Hymns'', a 2010 album by [[Jan Mulder (musician)|Jan Mulder]]

*''Favourite Hymns'', album by [[Choir of Westminster Abbey]] [[Martin Neary]] 1997
==Other uses==
*''Favourite Hymns'', album by [[City of Birmingham Symphony Chorus]]
*''Favourite Hymns'', album selected by [[Thora Hird]] 2003
* ''Aled's Forty Favourite Hymns'', a 2009 book by [[Aled Jones]]
*''Your 100 Favourite Hymns'', 5 LP [[Derek Batey]] series of the 1980s produced by [[Gordon Lorenz]] for EMI
* ''My Favourite Hymns'', a 1989–1993 UK TV programme with interviewer [[John Stapleton (English journalist)|John Stapleton]]

*Jan Mulder's Favourite Hymns, [[Jan Mulder (musician)]] 2010
==See also==
* [[List of English-language hymnals by denomination]]


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Latest revision as of 16:14, 31 January 2020

Favourite Hymns (UK) or Favorite Hymns (US) may refer to:

Music

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  • Favorite Hymns, a 1989 album by Glen Campbell
  • Your 100 Favourite Hymns, a five-LP Derek Batey series of the 1980s produced by Gordon Lorenz
  • Jan Mulder's Favourite Hymns, a 2010 album by Jan Mulder

Other uses

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  • Aled's Forty Favourite Hymns, a 2009 book by Aled Jones
  • My Favourite Hymns, a 1989–1993 UK TV programme with interviewer John Stapleton

See also

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