A collection of English anthems and services in score
MS. Tenbury 1021
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
A collection of English anthems and services in score
Shelfmark
MS. Tenbury 1021
Summary
Contents:
(p. 1) We have heard with our ears. H. Aldrich
(p. 8) Christ rising again. G. Loosemore
(p. 11) Haste thee O God. Anon.
(p. 14) Teach me thy way. E. Hooper
(p. 18) Awake put on thy strength. M. Wise
(p. 27) We will rejoice. W. Croft
(p. 41) God is the Lord. Anon.
(p. 49) Almighty and everlasting. Anon.
(p. 55) Keep we beseech thee. G. Loosemore
(p. 57) Laudate dominum. Anon.
(p. 57) O that my head. Thomas Holmes
(p. 58) O praise God in his holiness. G. Loosemore
(p. 60) Bless them that curse you. J. Hilton
(p. 61) O Lord give thy holy Spirit. T. Tallis
(p. 64) Praise the Lord. J. Clark [Clarke]
(p. 68) Look down, O Lord. Thomas Ford
(p. 69) Almighty God, we beseech thee. Hearson
(p. 71) The king shall rejoice. Thomas Spencer
(p. 75) Let me sleep this night. William Webb
(p. 76) Zadok the priest. [H. Lawes]
(p. 78) Hear my prayer. George Holmes
(p. 82) Praise the Lord O my soul. William Croft
(p. 83) O render thanks. William Croft
(p. 84) Morning, Communion and Evening service in G, assigned here to Benjamin Rogers. Peter Rogers
(p. 133) Morning, Communion and Evening service in G. Benjamin Thomas
(p. 209) Thou O God art praised. W. Croft
(p. 223) Comfort ye, my people. H. Aldrich
(p. 235) O Lord I have heard thy voice. H. Aldrich
(p. 247) I am well pleased. H. Aldrich
(p. 264) O sing unto God. J. Blow
(p. 279) Blessed is the man. H. Purcell
(p. 291) Withdraw not thou. Thomas Tomkins
(p. 303) O that mine eyes. G. Loosemore
(p. 307) I have set God. J. Goldwin
(p. 319) Behold how good. W. Hutchinson
(p. 324) Eheu sustulerunt. T. Morley
(p. 328) Blessed is he that considereth. H. Purcell
(p. 339) O give thanks. H. Purcell
(p. 359) I was glad. H. Purcell
(p. 371) Blessed is the people. Anon.
(p. 387) I beheld and lo. J. Blow
(p. 399) I will love thee. J. Clark [Clarke]
(p. 411) Bow down thine ear. J. Clark [Clarke] (not the well-known setting)
(p. 417) I laid me down to rest. W. Byrd
(p. 421) Call to remembrance. R. Farrant
(p. 425) I will exalt thee. C. Tye
(p. 433) Sing ye to our God. W. Byrd
(p. 445) Psalm and hymn tunes
(p. 461) Blessing and glory (from I beheld). J. Blow
Date
late 18th cent.
Language
English
Physical extent
1 volume
Custodial history
Belonged in 1784 to Thomas Bever, Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford.
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Collection contents
Music manuscripts from the Library of St Michael's College, Tenbury Wells
A collection of English anthems and services in score
