Berkley Moore: b. 1932, d. 2018

From an obituary: Berkley Moore (1932–2018) was known for his scholarly curiosity and tremendous knowledge across a vast range of subjects, from history to genetics to religion and particularly music, with deep interest in classical, jazz and traditional folk music. He authored several hymns himself, including lyrics for “Let Love Continue Long” in the UU hymnal How Can We Keep from Singing? (1976) and the tune for “Kelham” in Missouri Harmony (2005). Rev. Moore was also an active member of the Illinois shape note singing community, and being a virtual expert on folk hymns he shared his enthusiasm and knowledge on this subject with many in Illinois and across the country.

Special mentions at singings

Tunes led

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3SH1991_114 2004: Harrods Creek
2003: Harrods Creek
2001: Harrods Creek
2SoH1854_164 2002: Harrods Creek
2001: Harrods Creek
2SoH1854_300b 2003: Harrods Creek
2001: Harrods Creek
1CHdp2002_206 2003-02-22: Ila
1CHdp2002_50 2003-02-22: Ila
1CHdp2002_94 2003-02-22: Ila
1Cooper1992_163b 2001: Harrods Creek
1Cooper1992_184 2000: Harrods Creek
1Cooper1992_393t 1999: Harrods Creek
1Cooper1992_477 2004: Harrods Creek
1Cooper1992_575 2003: Harrods Creek
1Cooper1992_99 2000: Harrods Creek
1SH1991_209 1999: Harrods Creek
1SH1991_348b 2002: Harrods Creek
1SH1991_473 2002: Harrods Creek
1SoH1854_134 2002: Harrods Creek
1SoH1854_308 2004: Harrods Creek
1SoH1854_59 2003: Harrods Creek
1SoH1854_63 2004: Harrods Creek
1SoH1854_83 1999: Harrods Creek