Duke of Newcastle as Chancellor of University of Cambridge (1749) (text: W. Mason) Strike, strike the lyre, ode for the birthday of Frederick, Prince of Wales, 1750? Who but remembers yesterday (Britain's Isle), ode on the death of Frederick, Prince of Wales, 1751 Let grief subside, ode for the birthday of George, Prince of Wales, 1751 Another passing year is flown, ode for the birthday of George, Prince of Wales, 1752 (text: W. Harvard) Titles and ermine fall behind, ode in commemoration of Shakespeare, Drury Lane, 1756 (text: Havard) Cetra de canti amica, ode (1757) in Del canzoniere d'Orazio di Giovan Gualberto Bottarelli (1757) Degli amor la madre altera, ode (1757) in Del canzoniere d'Orazio di Giovan Gualberto Bottarelli (1757) Arise, immortal Shakespeare rise (1759?) (text: D. Garrick) See, white-robed peace, ode for the Seven Years' War, 1763 (text: D. Mallet) Lo, on the thorny bed of care (Ode to Charity), soli, chorus and orch, sacred ode for Leicester Infirmary, 1774 (text: J. Cradock) Vital spark of heavenly flame (The Dying Christian to his Soul), sacred ode (????) (text: A. Pope) In elder time, ode (????, lost) Cantatas, serenades and dialogues Ah whither, whither would Achilles flee (Deidamia's parting with Achilles upon the siege of Troy), voice and orchestra (ca. 1735) Through flowery meads, cantata, 2 voices and orchestra (ca. 1735) Gentle zephyrs smoothly rove, serenade, voice and orchestra (ca. 1735) When the celestial beauties strove, cantata, 2 voices (ca. 1735) Young Damon, fired with amorous heat, cantata, 2 voices (ca. 1735) Solomon, serenata, 2 voices, chorus and orchestra (1743) (text: E. Moore) [Ov. pub. as Sym No. 6 in 8 Symphonys, 1760] complete ed. in Musica Britannica, vol. 68 Long with undistinguished flame, cantata (????) (text: C. Smart) in Lyra britannica, vol. 1, London, 1747 Tell me ye brooks, cantata (????) (text: W. Congreve) in Lyra britannica, ii, London, 1747 Blest in Maria's friendship, cantata (????) in Lyra britannica, iii, London, 1748 Let rakes for pleasure range the town (Johnny and Jenny), dialogue, 2 voices (1748) (text: Moore) Did you not once, Lucinda vow, dialogue, 2 voices and orchestra (ca. 1750) Thus on a bed of dew bespangled flowers (Thyrsis), cantata (ca. 1750) By Danae's progeny (Danae), cantata, voice and orchestra (ca. 1750) Blate Jonny (A Scots Cantata) (ca. 1756) (text: A. Ramsay) in Lyra britannica, v, London, 1756 Haste, haste every nymph, dialogue, voice and orchestra (ca. 1759)