is one of the most enduring hymnals in Christian history. Compiled by the renowned gospel singer and composer Ira D. Sankey , this collection has been a staple in churches and personal devotions for over a century. For many singers, especially those in choral and mission settings, the Tonic Sol-fa edition is the preferred version because it simplifies complex melodies into an accessible, sight-readable format. Overview of Sacred Songs and Solos (SS&S)
Tonic Sol-fa is a system of musical notation that uses syllables () instead of traditional staff notes. Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Sankey's Sacred Songs and Solos
Originally published in 1873 to support the evangelical crusades of Dwight L. Moody and Ira Sankey, the hymnal expanded through various editions to reach a final volume of around 1907. It includes a blend of original gospel songs composed by Sankey himself—such as "The Ninety and Nine"—and standard church hymns from various authors like Fanny Crosby and Horatius Bonar. The Significance of the Tonic Sol-fa Version