Hi Wayne,

I have tabbed that one now. It is a very minimalistic arrangement. It is made for fingerpicking (and if you like, you play the chord of the 1st beat by "stroking" with your index finger from outside [i.e. from the deepest to the highest string]). I think it is more or less identical with what I have played in the video above.

As the tune was first published in 1874 and his author died in 1904, the tune is in the public domain. Anyone can use the file for non-commercial, personal and fair use. You can get it from my website for free at:

St. Clement - The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, is Ended (pdf)

Thank you, Wayne!

Sorry, at the moment I do not have tabs for it. I just tried out until I was happy with the result.

At the moment I am busy with tabbing some German folk songs. But I'll put it on my "to-do-list"...

Thank you Mike! Yes, it is a beautiful and peaceful song.

The reason for my apology was not my playing or the song. But when I posted this one here, I posted a couple of videos within a day or so and I thought that may be a little too much at a time...

Thank you, Burrell and Mark. Glad you like it.

Thank you all! I appreciate your listening and your comments.

@Patty: I just don't want to plaster the member video column on the main page. But after a few busy weeks I was happy to find a little time for new recordings.

Peter, This is lovely!!! Please don't be sorry. I look forward to your videos

Really nice. I appreciate your sharing this hymn.