The story behind the tunes, the story of the hymn. Jesus is looking
for volunteers today. Jesus is looking for volunteers today who in the tough struggle
can then go who is willing to hear his voice by volunteering ready to fight
Christ, volunteer You can be others already ready to do it. You,
Christ, are our boss. There is no need to fear you want to
be a volunteer of Jesus. About the author of the poem that gave origin
to this hymn. Very little is known, except that he composed this hymn
at the beginning of the 20th century. The copyright in his name is one
thousand nine hundred and seven. The music was composed by Charles Gaber, who
composed more than 7, 000 melodies, many of which are found in today
' s hymns. His father had a singing school at home, so Charles
developed a taste for music. From a very young age, he learned to
play the organ in his home in a self- taught way. Although he
never received formal musical training, he traveled and directed his own singing schools in
different places. From the age of seventeen he was director of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in San Francisco. Gabelle married twice and had two children. He wrote
an autobiography entitledcysty Years of Caspal Son in Spanish sixty years of the evangelical song.
In this hymn you can note the transition that occurred slowly in the style
of composition of Christian hymns, both in the production of the lyrics and in
the creation of melodies and arrangements to evolve in modern Christian music? In this
hin se o uer the one to notice the transition that occurred slowly in the
style of composition of Christian hymns, both in the production of the lyrics and
in the creation of melodies and arrangements to evolve in the current gospel music?