I am bragging to everybody, why should Mudcat be exempt? I just received a copy of the new Esperanto-language ecumenical hymnal Adoru (copublished by the International Catholic Union of Esperantists, IKUE, and the International Christian Esperantist League, KELI [a predominantly Protestant group]) and it has 13½ of my pieces in it, to wit (with links to my online hymnal's relevant pages):

• Akve mi baptas vin laŭ la moro (an original baptismal song I wrote to BUNESSAN)
• Ĝoju la mondo! (Joy to the World)
• Kristanoj, kuraĝiĝu (The Huron Carol - 'Twas in the moon of wintertime - but they only gave the first two stanzas, sadly; no rabbit fur for the Christ Child)
• Hosana, Hosanega (Hosanna, Loud Hosanna)
• Ho kantu nun pri Betleĥem' (O Sing a Song of Bethlehem) sorry - webpage is down
• Ni nune por kune adori kunvenas (We Gather Together; this is the "½" in 13½, since they used my version as one of two bases for a new composite version)
• Ĝoje, ĝoje ni Vin gloras (Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee)
• Senmorta, senkorpa, plej saĝa Sinjor' (Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise)
• Patro kaj Dio, Vi ege fidelas (Great Is Thy Faithfulness)
• Ondegaro preter lim' (Though the Angry Surges Roll)
• Replenigu mian lampon (Give Me Oil in My Lamp)
• Dio graca, Dio glora (God of Grace and God of Glory)
• Ni vin memoras kun omaĝ' (Foremothers of Christ - original song in memory of Jesus ancestrices)
• Venu do, matenmanĝu (Come Then, Let's Have Breakfast - original sacred ballad from John 21)

Three of these are songs I wrote myself (the rest are translations); and Charles Wesley himself is only represented by three items, which makes me feel very very superior. If you know anybody (e.g. college or cathedral libraries) that collects significant off-the-beaten-path hymnals, by all means recommend they get Adoru. It's about 1450 pages, and only about $19 (20 euros, I think) - well worth the investment for anyone not afraid of non-English texts (it's a good source of Polish, Hungarian, Finnish and Czech materials, e.g., contains an interesting mass from Korea, etc. etc. As well as (not to brag or anything) 13½ pieces from the pen or keyboard of yours truly,

Liland