CANTATAS Bethlehem. A Sacred Cantata for four solo voices and chorus, interspersed with Hymns to be sung by the congregation. The words written and arranged by E. C. Nunn (1910) The Martyrs. Cantata for male voices - with soli - and orchestra, libretto by R. H. W. Bloor (1894) The Martyrs. Cantata for Soli, Chorus and Orchestra ... Mixed voice edition (1908) Olivet to Calvary. A sacred cantata for two solo voices (tenor and baritone) and chorus, words by Shapcott Wensley (1904) Olivet to Calvary. [Orchestral parts.] (1905) Penitence, Pardon and Peace. A short Lenten Cantata for Soprano or Tenor and Baritone Soli and Chorus. The words by W. J. Bettison (1898) Penitence, Pardon and Peace. [Band parts available from Goodwin and Tabb Ltd. (now part of the Music Sales Group)] (1901) Song of Thanksgiving. A Cantata for Harvest for Soprano, Tenor and Bass - or Contralto – Soli and Chorus, with Hymns to the sung by the congregation, the words written and arranged by Shapcott Wensley (1905) Song of Thanksgiving. [Orchestral parts.] (1905/06) William Tell. A Dramatic Cantata for schools, written by J. E. Parrott (1894) CAROLS Once in Bethlehem of Judah. Christmas Carol, words by C. F. Alexander (1888) [No. 434 in Hutchins (ed.), Carols Old & Carols New (Boston: Parish Choir, 1916)] Two Carols for Christmas. 1. All this night bright Angels sing, words by W. Austin. 2. Angels from the realms of glory, words by J. Montgomery (1895) HYMNS Bread of heaven on thee we feed, words by Josiah Conder (1905) [part of the Office of Communion in F] By day and night in secret [A Harvest Hymn of Praise], words by W. H. Draper (1904) Come forth, ye rich and poor [The Joy of Harvest. A Hymn of Thanksgiving], words by W. H. Draper (1901) Creator God and Lord [*Novello's Music for Sunday School Festivals] Dear motherland of England, to the tune Albion, words by W. C. Braithwaite (1906) Father, Hear Thy Little Children, adapted from the tune Rothbury, words by Alice Jackson (1929) Flowers from His Own gardens, to the tune Excelsior, words by W. St. Hill Bourne [1900] For ever and for ever [*Novello's Music for Sunday School Festivals] Forward! be our watchword, to the tune Excelsior, words by H. Alford (c.1897) God Almighty, in thy temple, to the tune Parry, words by Rev. R. H. Baynes (1894) God bless our Native Land,