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<dl><dd>Binding: "Hester Boyd" on plaque on front cover</dd>
<dd>Contents: Croft. Sing unto God, o ye kingdoms (anthem), [n.d.] -- Jomelli. All' idea di quelle pene, from La passione, [n.d.] -- Handel. From mighty kings, from Judas Maccabaeus, [n.d.] -- Romberg, Andreas. Pater noster qui es in coelis, [n.d.] -- Dupuis. Teach me, o Lord, [n.d.] -- Beethoven, Ludwig van. A grace, [n.d.] -- Marcello. Give ear unto me, Lord, I beseech thee, [n.d.] -- Attwood. Vesper hymn, God, that madest Earth and Heaven, [n.d.] -- Farrant. Gloria patri, [n.d.] -- Hayes, Praise the Lord, o my soul, [n.d.] -- Pergolesi. O sing praises unto our God, [n.d.] -- Zingarelli. Brother, thou art gone before us, [n.d.] -- Gibbons. Almighty and everlasting God (anthem), [n.d.] -- Luther, Martin. Martin Luther's hymn, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Recitative and air, Total eclipse! from the oratorio of Samson, [n.d.] -- Cherubini. Et incarnatus est, [n.d.] -- Galliard. Join voices, all ye living souls, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Recitative and air, Angels ever bright and fair, from the oratorio of Theodora, [n.d.] -- Haydn, Joseph. Trio, from Haydn's Creation (a few bars of the chorus, The heavens are telling, are here adapted for three voices, to form a commencement and conclusion to the trio), [n.d.] -- Boyce. Their sound is gone out into all lands, [n.d.] -- Lock, Matthew. Part of an anthem, Lord, let me know mine end, [n.d.] -- Winter. Father of Heaven!, [n.d.] -- Croft. Lord, what love have I unto thy law!, [n.d.] -- Dupuis. Oh how sweet are thy words!, [n.d.] -- Caldara. Benedictus, [n.d.] -- Farrant. Call to remembrance, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. O magnify the Lord, [n.d.] -- Haydn, G. F., arr. Clementi, Muzio. Twelve pieces from Haydn's sacred oratorio of the Creation ... no. 5, With verdure clad, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F., arr. Saffery, Osmond. Oh! had I Jubal's lyre, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F., arr. Nightingale, J. C. Let the bright seraphims, from Samson, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F., arr. Greatorex, T. Lord remember David, in the sacred oratorio of Redemption, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Ye sacred priests, and Farewell ye limpid springs, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. What's sweeter than the new blown rose, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Comfort ye my people ... in the Messiah, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Ev'ry valley ... in the Messiah, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Rejoice greatly [from the Messiah], [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. I know that my redeemer liveth ... in the Messiah, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. From mighty kings he took the spoil, in the oratorio of Judas Maccabaeus, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. But thou did'st not leave his soul in hell, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. What tho' I trace each herb and flower, [n.d.] -- Handel, G. F. Sweet bird that shun'st the noise of folly ... in L'allegro il penseroso, [n.d.] -- Thorley, Mr. What is prayer, [n.d.] -- Mason, Revd. Mr. Lord of all power and might, [n.d.] -- Luther, Martin. Martin Luther's favorite hymn, [n.d.] -- Haydn, Joseph. Hymn for the emperor, [n.d.] -- Haweis, Thomas. Lord remember me, [n.d.] -- [Hering]. The Lord my pasture, [n.d.] -- Conyhgham, Revd. Mr. The bounties of providence, [n.d.] -- Maden. Jesu lover of my soul, [n.d.] -- A student at Cambridge. Along the beach the peasant stray'd, [n.d.] -- Wyvill. Awake our souls, [n.d.] -- Reflections on the spring, [n.d.]</dd></dl><p>A full bibliographic record is available from the &lt;a href="<a rel="nofollow" class="external free" href="https://www-lib.soton.ac.uk/uhtbin/cgisirsi/x/0/0/57/5/3?searchdata1=1682761%7BCKEY%7D&amp;searchfield1=GENERAL%5ESUBJECT%5EGENERAL%5E%5E&amp;user_id=WEBSERVER">https://www-lib.soton.ac.uk/uhtbin/cgisirsi/x/0/0/57/5/3?searchdata1=1682761%7BCKEY%7D&amp;searchfield1=GENERAL%5ESUBJECT%5EGENERAL%5E%5E&amp;user_id=WEBSERVER</a>" rel="nofollow"&gt;University of Southampton Library catalogue&lt;/a&gt;.
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