| Description |
1 condensed score (xviii, 299 pages) ; 22 cm |
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condensed score |
| Local Note |
In Routley Collection copy: Sample pages laid in. |
| Note |
217 numbered carols. |
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Publisher's no.: H.F. & Co. 948. |
| Contents |
Of Advent and the Annunciation. The Lord at first did Adam make ; Adam and his helpmate ; To Abram thus th'almighty spake ; The holy son of God ; Gabriel's message ; There stood in heaven a linden tree ; We sing of David's daughter ; Angelus ad virginem ; When righteous Joseph wedded was ; Joseph and the angel ; Gabriel's message does away ; Creator of the starry height ; O come, o come Immanuel ; O little town of Bethlehem ; Lift up your heads -- -- |
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Of the Nativity. A virgin most pure ; God rest you merry, gentlemen ; A child this day is born ; This ; endris night ; Today our god of his great mercie ; On Christmas night ; Let all that are to mirth inclined ; Rejoice and be merry ; The golden carol ; The first nowell ; The joyful sounds of salvation ; Christ is born of maiden fair ; The old year ; Oh, who would be a shepherd boy ; In Bethlehem city ; O the morn, the merry, merry morn ; Past three a clock ; As i went to Bethlehem ; The babe in Bethl'em's manger laid ; While shepherds watched ; The old hark ; Come, tune your cheerful voice ; Awake, and join the cheerful choir ; A child my choice ; New Prince, new pompe ; A lute lullaby ; Sing we, then, merrily ; I sing the birth ; Lord, when the wise men came ; At the nativity ; A shoot, a shoot on Jesse's tree ; The sun in the morning ; Glory to God in heights of heaven ; When Christ was born of Mary free ; Myn lyking ; I sing of a maiden ; Thou, whose birth on Earth ; See amid the winter's snow ; The Angels sing around the stall ; How far is it to Bethlehem? ; The Christ-child lay ; Masters in this hall ; In the bleak mid-winter ; Love came down at Christmas ; A carol of adoration ; Lo! unto us a child is born ; Clean as the wind ; Whence is that goodly fragrance ; A Christmas lullaby ; If Christ were born in Burnley ; Coventry carol ; Hail Mary, full of grace ; What tidings bringest thou, messenger? ; Tidings true ; Make we joy now in this fest ; There is no rose ; Chester carol ; Sweet was the song the virgin sang ; Upon my lap my Sovreign sits ; Lullay my liking ; Adam lay ybounden ; New Prince, new pomp ; Bell carol ; A childling slept ; When Mary came to Bethlehem ; The three Kings ; Watching my sheep ; Thou must leave thy lowly dwelling ; Fanfare ; Ode on the nativity ; From heaven high ; Child in the manger ; Come ye thankful people ; Deck the hall ; Greetings good master ; T'was in the moon of winter-time ; Away in a manger ; We three Kings of Orient are ; Rise shepherd up, an' foller ; Carol of the birds ; The three drovers ; Come, good people, let us sing ; Mary and St, Joseph went ; Noel, noel, noel ; Blessed be that maid Marie ; Patapan ; Shepherds, rejoice ; Entre le boeuf et l'ane gris ; Wherefore this great joy ; Come with hearts afire ; I, the angel am of God ; This new Christmas carol ; What is this fragrance? ; Quittez, pasteurs ; Shepherds! shake off your drowsy sleep ; Dans cette etable ; God in highest heaven ; Christ is born in Bethlehem ; The joys of Christmas ; Lovely baby, Mary bore him ; The infant King ; I saw a maiden ; Bethlehem's stall ; Lead me to thy peaceful manger ; Who were the shepherds? ; To Bethlehem ; Unto us a child is born ; Christ was born on Christmas day ; In dulci jubilo ; Good christian men, rejoice ; O'er the hill and o'er the vale ; Sleep, my little one ; The house of bread ; Quem pastores ; I know a flower ; This day is born Emmanuel ; St. Luke's carol ; Susani ; Shepherds are singing ; The shadows are falling ; Shepherds' cradle song ; Silent night, holy night ; Our lady on Christmas eve ; In a cavern, oxen trod ; Within a stable ; Hail, blessed virgin Mary ; Dark is the even ; To weary shepherds sleeping ; Carol of the bagpipers ; Sleep, my Saviour, sleep ; To make him sleep ; Infant holy ; Steeples, set your bells a-ringing ; Christmas eve ; Once in royal David's city ; Hark! the herald angels sing ; It came upon a midnight clear O come, all ye faithful ; As with gladness men of old ; Brightest and best ; All my heart this night rejoices ; All the skies tonight sing o'er us ; O Jesus, sweet child -- -- |
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Of our redemption. All ye who are to mirth inclined ; Tommorow shall be my dancing day ; The holly and the ivy ; Sans day carol ; Awake, awake ye drowsy souls ; When Jesus Christ was twelve years old ; Jacob's ladder ; Sussex mummers' carol ; Remember, o thou man ; The moon shines bright ; Down in yon forest ; A babe is borne i wys ; Joy to the world ; The cedar of Lebanon ; Richard de Castre's prayer to Jesus ; Mary's dream ; O love, how deep, how broad -- -- |
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Of the resurrection. Carol of the exodus ; Let the song be begun ; Christ is now risen again ; For the joy of heart ; Sweet spring has come again to Earth ; Now the green blade riseth ; Bearing myrrh and spices sweet ; Good Joseph had a garden ; Sing songs of joy to-day ; All creatures of our God and King ; It is finished ; O sons and daughters ; Ye humble souls that seek the Lord ; Christ the Lord is risen to-day ; Good Christian men rejoice and sing -- |
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Of Pentecost. The call ; 'Twas about the dead of night ; Our Lord, His passion ended -- -- |
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Of secular and legendary reference. Ceremonies for Christmas ; Merry Christmas ; Let such (so fantastical) ; God bless the master of this house ; Here we come a-wassailing ; In those twelve days ; Welcome Yule ; The twelve days of Christmas ; Candelmas eve carol ; The cherry tree carol ; The holy well ; ; There was a maid ; I saw three ships ; The seven joys ; The trumpet carol ; The gossoon and the gaffer carol ; Good King Wenceslas ; Our master hath a garden ; Ding dong! merrily on high. |
| Language |
English words. |
| Genre/Form |
Carols.
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Carols.
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Christmas music.
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Christmas music.
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Notated music.
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Notated music.
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| Added Author |
Routley, Erik, editor.
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| Music No. |
H.F. & Co. H. Freeman |
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