| Description |
1 score (164 pages) ; 29 cm |
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score |
| Note |
Principally for SATB voices with piano. |
| Contents |
Begin, my soul, the exalted lay / J.G. Barnett -- Oh, how lovely is Zion / Haydn -- O God, preserve us / A. Andre -- O power beneficent / Rossini -- Have mercy upon me, O God / J.G. Barnett -- Holy! holy! holy / L. Lambillotte -- Almight Father / Donizetti -- Here in this holy temple / Mercadante -- Father in heaven, hear us thy children / Neukomm -- Holy, holy sabbath day ; Let there be light / J.G. Barnett -- Lord, behold us in humble adoration ; Down by the living waters / Mercadante -- Glorious is thy name ; Eternal Creator ; Praise the Lord, for he is gracious / Haydn -- Give thanks unto the Lord / J.G. Barnett -- Far from mortal cares retreating / Blandner -- Oh! cast thy burden on the Lord / J.G. Barnett -- Hearts feel that love thee / Mendelssohn -- Incline thine ear, O Lord / Mercadante -- O thou eternal one / Mozart -- Holy sabbath day, we hail thee / M.W. Balfe -- Holy! holy! Lord God almighty ; Remember now thy creator / J.G. Barnett -- To thee, our God, supreme, eternal / Donizetti -- Almighty Father, O deign to hear us / Meyerbeer -- Father, my soul longeth for thee / J.G. Barnett -- Softly now the light of day / Meyerbeer -- Father in heaven / Flotow -- My soul doth magnify the Lord / Mine -- Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of hosts ; I to the hills will lift mine eyes ; Brief life is here our portion / J.G. Barnett -- Praise to thee, thou great creator / Mozart -- Jesus, lover of my soul / Adam Geibel -- Sweet the moments / J.E. Kochersperger -- Savious, source of every blessing / A. Geibel -- Ten thousand times ten thousand / J.G. Barnett. |
| Subject |
Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices, 4 parts) with piano -- Scores.
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Choruses, Sacred (Mixed voices, 4 parts) with piano. |
| Genre/Form |
Scores.
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| Subject |
Sacred vocal quartets with piano -- Scores.
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Sacred vocal quartets with piano. |
| Genre/Form |
Part songs.
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Part songs.
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Scores.
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| Added Author |
Barnett, James G. (James George), 1815 or 1816-1885, arranger, compiler.
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