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Gadders - Harri, mínar troyttu hendur

From childhood, the members of Gadders have heard about the Toftakórið and Hans Jacob Højgaard — figures who, well into the 1950s, played a defining role in Faroese choral and church music. Most of the members of Gadders come from a church background in Toftir, and they have therefore decided to sing something by their fellow townsman. “Teacher Hans Jacob” — as he also was known — was from Toftir and founded Toftakórið in the early 1930s. Hans Jacob and his colleague Steingrím Niclasen made an outstanding contribution to hymnody. In the hymnal, there are four hymns with lyrics by Steingrím and melodies composed by Hans Jacob. The most well-known of these is: Harri, mínar troyttu hendur (Lord, My Weary Hands). Although Harri, mínar troyttu hendur is often sung at funerals, it is primarily a prayer to God for grace and forgiveness and is therefore always appropriate. With this beautiful hymn, Gadders wish to share the message of this grace and forgiveness with others. Lyrics: Harri, mínar troyttu hendur rætti eg ímóti tær, biði, at tú hjálp mær sendir, tá ið heimur harðast slær. Skjól og skjøldur, Guð mín, ver mær, brynja mín í lívsins stríð', Andans svørð tú gev og herð mær, tá meg herjar heljar ríð! Eri eg í víggi staddur, inni ikki vilja tín, falli, um enn brynjuklæddur, reis meg aftur, Harri mín. Gloym, o, Guð mín, misgerð mína, hana søkk í djúpan sjó; Harri, fyri miskunn tína, reinan tváa meg sum snjó! Fram við míni lívsleið stendur ritað: Hann ov veikur var! Harri, mínar tómu hendur rætti eg ímóti tær. Credits: Composers and Authors Steingrím Niclasen (author) Hans Jacob Højgaard (composer) Jannet H. Højgaard (arranger) Hanus Højgaard (arranger) Hans Haldór Poulsen (production) Andri Gerðisá (videoproduction) Bent F. Djurhuus (vocals) Hallgerð Brim (vocals) Helen Olsen (vocals) Jannet H. Højgaard (vocals) Jógvan Olsen (vocals) Jónhild Djurhuus (vocals) Pauli Højgaard (vocals) Petur Hans Hansen (vocals) Poula Eyðbritt Reinert Olsen (vocals)