Church music, mainly anthems and motets

Title

Church music, mainly anthems and motets

Shelfmark

MSS. Tenbury 993-1002

Summary

MS. Tenbury 993: A collection of seven psalm-tunes in various measures, early 19th cent.

MS. Tenbury 994: Dormi Jesu, set as a four-part song by John William Atkinson, 1857. In the hand of William Spark.

MS. Tenbury 995: Laudate dominum, for 3 voices. Anon., c 1800

MS. Tenbury 996: For a small moment. Anthem. John Stainer, c 1860

MS. Tenbury 997: A selection of motets in score from the Cantiones sacrae of Tallis and Byrd, mid-18th cent.

(fol. 1) Aspice dominum. W. Byrd

(fol. 5) Salvator miindi. T. Tallis

(fol. 7) Absterge Domine. T. Tallis

(fol. 11) In manus tuas. T. Tallis

(fol. 13) Emendemus in melius. W. Byrd

(fol. 15) Libera me Domine. W. Byrd

(fol. 20) Peccantem me quotidie. W. Byrd

MS. Tenbury 998: Venite, for four voices in Mode 1. Adrian Batten, vocal score, mid-19th cent. Vocal score

MS. Tenbury 999: Unto the Lord give praise. Motet for 3 voices. Gio. Carlo Maria Carli (Clari), early 19th cent.

MS. Tenbury 1000: Chorus parts of Joseph, an Oratorio by Méhul, adapted to English words by Edward Taylor, mid-19th cent. Vocal score

MS. Tenbury 1001: Lamentationes Jeremiae Prophetae. Harmonized by J. Webbe senior, c 1800

MS. Tenbury 1002: Magnificat, for 8 voices. Anon., late 18th cent. Full score

Date

mid-18th cent. - mid-19th cent.

Language

English

Physical extent

1 volume