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Home > Blogs > Things to do in Butler County > Archives > 2009 > June > 02 > Entry

Trivia question: Win a free CD from the Cincinnati Symphony

By Richard O Jones | Tuesday, June 2, 2009, 04:14 PM

The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has asked me to give away some CDs in anticipation of the upcoming appearance of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir at Riverbend Music Center on June 18.

So for a copy of the Choir’s new CD “Come Thou Font of Every Blessing,” be the first to e-mail me the answer to the following question:

The words to the hymn “Come Thou Font of Every Blessing” was written in 1757 by Methodist pastor and hymnist Robert Robinson, who was 22 at the time. Who wrote the melody?

I’ll post the winner’s name tomorrow and see if I can talk the symphony out of another CD to give away.

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