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Document Outline

Hymns and Hymnwriters of Denmark

Foreword

INDEX

Chapter One Early Danish Hymnody

Chapter Two Reformation Hymnody

Thomas Kingo, the Easter Poet of Denmark

Chapter Three Kingo’s Childhood and Youth

Chapter Four Kingo, the Hymnwriter

Chapter Five Kingo’s Psalmbook

Chapter Six Kingo’s Church Hymns

Chapter Seven Kingo’s Later Years

Hans Adolph Brorson, the Christmas Singer of Denmark

Chapter Eight Brorson’s Childhood and Youth

Chapter Nine The Singer of Pietism

Chapter Ten Brorson’s SWAN-SONG

Nicolaj Frederik Severin Grundtvig the Singer of Pentecost

Chapter Eleven Grundtvig’s Early Years