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RECOMMENDATIONS. lfIA80]\lS' 8ACRED HARP, or Beauties ot Church IVIuisic, is adapted to the wants of all denominations. The variety of metres is very great, and but few Hymns are contained in the Hymn Books of the different christian worshippers, for which a tune may not be found in this collection; It will be found to contain a great variety of Psalm and Hymn tunes; also a collection of interesting Anthems, Set Pieces, Sacred Songs, Sentences and Chants, which are short, easy of performance without instrumental aid, and appropriate to the various occasions of public worship, the wanta of singing schools, musical societies, and pleasing and useful to singers for their own private practice and improvement. MASONS' various collections have all been preeminently popular and useful in the estimation of men of science and taste, both in Europe and America. The Sacred Harp is the authors' last production, and it is not excelled by any other collection. Teachers of singing, clergymen and others who are desirous of promoting Sacred Music, can employ no means so effectual as the circulation of this valuable work. From the JVew York Evangelist: edited by J, Leavitt, author of the Christian Li/re, a From Mr. B. S. Forbes, Teacher of Sacred Jifusic. collection of Psalm and Hymn Tunes. I am using * Mason's Sacred Harp* in my several schools, and give it the preference to any Masons' Sacred Harp, is, what it is called in the title page ; a very select and useful work other collection of Music extant. The delightful association of words and harmony are ad it U the best collection of church music extant, for congregations anywhere. mirably calculated to accomplish the taste of all singers, and particularly the learner. I would From the Baptist Advocate. most cordially reconunend the work to all teachers of singing, and others interested in tho Masons* Sacred Harp.—The lovers of Sacred Song will find a rich treat in this new col progress of music. lection. No one man in our country has done so much for church music as Lowell Mason. He has given us the " Boston Handel and Haydn Collection," the " Choir, or Union Collec J\fr. Billings, Teacher of Sacred JMusic, tion," the " Boston Academy Collection," &c., all valuable works and entitled to the exten * Masons' Sacred Harp' is the most complete, interesting, and useful collection of Psahn and sive patronage which has been betowed upon them ; but it is safe (o say, that the " Sacred Hymn Tunes I have ever seen. It is emphatically, sacred music. I will encourage its general Harp" has not an equal in the English language. This book is a volume of " gems in Melody introduction. and Harmony." Every denomination will promote devotional Psalmody by adopting this From the Journal, collection as the standard of church music. Masons' Sacred Harp.—This invaluable collection by the brothers Mason, should be in the From the Baptist Journal. hands of every lover of Sacred Music. Professor T. B. Mason of the Eclectic Academy of Masons* Sacred Harp.—Having used this truly excellent and popular collection of music, in Music, is a very able musician. The senior editor, professor LowcH Mason of the Boston the Baker Street Baptist Church, we are confident that for elegance of taste, ease of execu Academy of Music, has long been esteemed both in Europe and America, one of the ablest tion, and adaptation to promote and cherish a love for sacred music, it is decidedly the best musicians of the age. He has been for many years president of the Boston Handel and "Work of the kind with which we are acquainted. Haydn Musical Society, is author of the Boston Handel and Haydn Collection of Church From jyir, Hamilton of the J\Iethodist Episcopal Churchy director of JHusic in the JMetho- Music, * a work,* said the London Harmonicon, several years since, * which is not surpassed dist Churchy Wheeling. by any work in the world. It is highly honorable to American talent, and shows clearly the We are using * Masons' Sacred Harp,' &c. in our church. I should be much pleased to see rapid progress of Americans in musical science.' He has since edited ' Choral Harmony,* a it in general use—the music will please and improve the lovers of sacred song. The tunes collection of anthems and choruses; the * Boston Collection of Anthems, Choruses.' &c, are well suited to the difierent variety of metres, and it is a desirable collection for churches (both published by the Handel and Haydn Society ;) also * Lyra Sacra,' a collection of origirt- and schools. al and selected anthems, sentences, chants, &c.; the ' Choir or Union Collrclion,' the ' Boston From JMr. Thomas J. Orr^ Teacher of Singing in the jtfethodist Church. Academy's Collection of Church Music,' and several other valuable musical works. Wc are X am using ' Masons' Sacred Harp,* and consider it superior to any work I have .seen. It is familiar with all of Masons' publications, and have carefully examined the Sacred Harp. The admirably adapted to the use of schools; and from the sacred character of the pieces, the volume is composed of very beautiful melodies, and harmonics of almost unequalled richness. It may justly be entitled the ' beauties of music' The tunes are admirably adapted to the e^ purity of the melodies, and richness of harmony, it is preeminently calculated for the cultiva fective expression of poetry, a circumstance upon which the happiest effect of christian tion of correct Musical taste. psalmody depends. The work is particularly recommended to those whose object it is to suit FromJ\fr, Harris, Teacher of Sacred J\Iusic at Columbus. music to the words sung, or to make music subordinate to sentiment, and thus eminently con 'Masons' Sacred Harp* has not an equal, and I intend introducing it into my school as fast ducive to dtvotion. aspoasble. J VALUABLE MUSICAL WORKS. MASOA^S' SACRED HARP, A IVew Collerliou of Psalmody, Stereotyped. Ao alterations will be made in this work, it being in a stereotype form, all successive Editions will be perfectly alike, so that they may be used together. This new collection of three hundred and sixty pages, is undoubtedly the most interesting and useful volume of sacred music extant. In addition to a great vaiiety of Psalm and Hymn Tunes, suited to the wants of Singing Schools and Christian Worshippers of every denomination, it furnishes a greater number of Anthems, Set Pieces, Sentences, Solos, Duetts, Sacred Sungs, &c., than any other similar work ; also a selection of Chants for the Episcopal church. The Sacred Harp needs no recommendation, it will recommend ilailf. PATEAT AOTE EDITION. The proprieturs of ' Masons' Sacred Harp' have (contrary to the express wishes and views of the authors) prepared and stereotyped an edition of the Harp of 232 pages, in PATENT NOTES, under the belief that it would be more acceptable to singers in the west and south, where Patent Notes are generally used. (^Zf- Persons ordering the Harp must be vt-rv- particular to specify whether the Round or Patent Note edition is wanted. MASO.XS' ,TIIXICAL( MAAl Ali. A Manual for instruction in the elementary principles of vocal music, on the system of Pestalozzi. By LOWELL MASON, Professor, &,c. Extract from a notice of the Alanual received from the celebrated J^liisician, WM, GARDINEE, of England, v/hose fame as a distinguished Composer of jyfusic, is not confned to his oivn country. He is author of " The .^fuslL^ of A'ature." and other -works. He says : "I beg of yoa to make my acknowledgments to .Mr. MAsny,a;id thank him for the very ingenious book he has sent me, and the valuable collection of Psalmody. It is remarka- ble, that in this country, though we have works upon music as far back as Thomas Morley, certainly we have not a book, as yet, comparable with " Mason's Manual." It is highly cred itable to the new world to set us such a pattern. BOSTO:V ACADEMY'S Collection of Church ITIiisic. By LOWELL MASON. BOSTO;\ ACADEMY'S Collection of Anthems, Choruses, &c. &c. By LOWELL MASON. HAI>DEE A1\D HAYD.A COI.EECTIOIV OF CHIRCH ITHSIC. By LOWELL MASON. THE CHOIR, OR I AIO:\ COL,EECTIO:\ OF CHURCH MUSIC. By LOWELL JNIASON. EYRA SACRA, a collection of Original and Selected Anthems, Motetts, Sentences, Chants, &c. By LOWELL INIASON. BOSTO.\ COEEECTION OF A:\THEMS, CHORUSES. &C., consisting of arrangements from the most distinguished composers, appropriate to the various circumstances of singing societies, concerts, and exhibitions of sacred music. Arranged and harmonized by LOWELL JIASON and G. J. WEBBE. SE^TEXCES, or Short Anthems, Hymn Tunes, and Chants, appropriate to various occasions of public worship, (original) composed by LOWELL MASON. SACRED MELODIES , composed and arranged by I,OWELL MASON and G. J. WEBBE. CMORAE HARMOi\ Y, consisting of Anthems, Choruses, &c. By LOWELL MASON. SPIRITUAE SO]\GS, FOR SOCIAE WORSHIP. Music and poetry arranged by LOWELL MASON and THOMAS HASTINGS. SABBATH SCHOOE SO:\«S, or HNmns and Music suitable for Sabbath Schools. By LOWELL MASON. PORTER'S Ml'SICAE CYCLOPEDIA : Or the Principles of Music considered as a Siience and an Art; embracing a complete musical dictionary, and the outlines of a musical grammar, and of the llieoiy i>l sounds and hiws of harmony; with directions for the praciioc of vocal and instru mental music, and a description of musical instruments. By W. S. PORTER. THE SACRED HARP
OR ECLECTIC HARMONY:
A NEW COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC CONSISTING OF PSALM AND HYMN TUNES, ANTHEMS, SENTENCES AND CHANTS, OLD, NEW AND ORIGINAL; Including^ many nc-w and beautiful Subjects from the most eminent Composers, ARRANGED AND HAR.MONIZED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS WORK. BY LOWELL MASON, Professor in tlio Boston Academy of ITIusic; Oraranist and Director of music in the Bowdoin street Church; editor of the Boston Academy's Collection, Handel and Haydn Collection, Choir or Union Collection, Boston Collection of Anthems, Ijyra Sacra, Choral Harmony, Boston Academy's Collection of Anthems, tVc. and by TIMOTHY B. MASOX, Professor in the Eclectic Academr ot Music, and Conductor of JHusic at Fourth street Cbnrcli, Cincinnati,
STEREOTYPE EDITION.
PUBLISHED AND SOLD BY TRUMAN AND SMITH, CINCINNATI: ROBINSON PRATT AND CO., COLLINS, KEESE AND CO., NEW-YORK: DESILVER, THOMAS AND CO., HENRY PERKINS, PHILADELPHIA : D. M. HOGAN, PITTSBITRGH : STRONG AND CO., CLEAVELAND : GEORGE HOLTON, ST. LOUIS. 1836. TO COMPILERS AND PUBLISHERS OF MUSIC
The SACRED IIARP is the result of great labor and expense. The copyright music contained in the work, consists (in addition to the original composi tions by the Masons) of the new music furnished in manuscript. By an extensive correspondence, the editors have been able to procure a variety of beauti ful tunes composed for them, by the first musical talent in Europe and America. Subjects or arrangements from celebrated composers, as Beethoven, Haydn, iMozart and others. These authors never wrote psalm and hymn tunes. The tunes ascribed to them are themes from their various works, and arranged in their present form by other composers. In many instances, only the principal ideas contained in the tune, have been derived from the author to whom it has been ascribed. In such cases, more or less of the tune is the com position of the arranger, and it is usual to say, " Subject from Beethoven, " " Arranged from Mozart," " Arranged from Gregorian Chant," &c. Many com posers have in this way greatly extended the boundaries of Psalmody, and added much to the richness and variety of church music. The Sacred Harp contains a great amount of music of this class arranged by the Editors, and all such tunes are claimed as property, under the law made and provided for the protection of such property. To arrange psalmody from such peculiar materials with judgment, accuracy, and elegance, as much scientific knowledge and labor are requisite as for composing new tunes. Music of this class was first introduced into this country in the Handel and Haydn Collection, by Lowell Mason, and his arrangements from European subjects in that work have often been inserted in other publications without permission. Very many of the old tunes in this volume have been altered, newly arranged and harmonized, and are made much more easv of execution, beautifiil, and useful: all such arrangements, alterations and harmonies, are also claimed as property. This department of the work has cost an amount of time and labor which cannot be estimated, but by those acquainted with the task. It is hoped that a proper sense of justice and propriety, without the aid of the law of copyright, will be sufficient security to the proprietors of this work. They ask, and intend to require, that their legal claim to the benefit of their labors shall be respected. PUBLISHERS.
Entered according to act of Congress, in the year 1836, by Truman & Smith, in the Clerk's Office for the District Court of Kentucky. PREFACE.
The authors submit this new collection to the lovers of sacred song, with the hope that it will aid in the advancement of church music, uud receive such a share of approbation as it shall be found to merit. It may be proper to state, that in the preparation of the "Sacred Harp," no labor has been spared to enrich it with new and valuable music, and render it a correct and interesting collection The volume embraces a selection of those approved old tunes which have so long animated the devotions of the Church of God, and are identified with our most hallowed emotions—also selections from the most popular, modern, English and American Psalm and Hymn tunes : or such as have been composed since about the middle of the last century. Many of the new tunes were composed for the authors of this work, and furnished them in manuscript by German, English, and American authors. In several cases, the names of the authors have been given with original tunes, but have often, at their own request, been withheld. Arrangements from Gregorian Chants. There is a beautiful simplicity in this class of music which renders its performance peculiarly appropriate to religious purposes. Indeed, its devotional effects are seldom equalled ; the Gregorian Chant is the most ancient church music extant, and can be traced back to the fourth century. It gives much additional interest to these tunes, to know that they are derived from the songs of the earliest christian worshippers. A variety of beautiful subjects are from the most eminent composers, as Haydn, Bethoven, Mozart, Rossini, Weber, Winter, Romberg, Cherubini, Pergolcsi, Marcello, Himmel, Mehul, Nauman, Righini, and other celebrated masters, arranged and harmonized expressly for this work, and not to be found in any other collection. The Sacred Harp contains a great variety of this class of music, which very much increases the variety of elegant psalm and hymn tunes, and which cannot fail to gratify the lovers of sacred music. Anthems and Set Pieces. This department contains a greater variety than is usual in works of this class. It embraces much that is derived from the highest sources of musical talent, and adapted to the various occasions of public worship. Musical Societies, &c. The Introductory Rules have been prepared according to the Pestalozzian, or inductive system of instruction, now so predominant in Germany, Switzer land and other parts of Europe. The Rules have been prepared with great care, and are the result of extensive observation and long experience. The advantages of this system are so great, that the principles need only to be understood to be universally adopted. The Appendix consists of a very copioi.s series of Musical Exercises, designed for the daily practice of pupils. They will, also, be found of great service to Teachers in saving the amount of tniio that would be necessary to write out all the exercises upon the Black Board. They will also be found valuable to the pupils (or practice during the intervals of the School. It has been intimated by some, that the principal difference between the old and the Pestalozzian system, consists in the use of the Black Board. This is a mistake—the Black Board may be used in either system, though no more necessary in one, than in the other. The true gjound of distinction lies in the admirable analysis of the elementary principles of music, furnished by the Pestalozzian method, and in the practical mode of pro- senting these principles to the mind of the pupil. ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUSIC.
QtJESTIOXS. CHAPTER I. How many distinctions are there in musical sounds ? What is the § 1. MUSICAL sounds differ from each other in three particulars, viz: first distinction ? Second ? Third ? How many separate departments § 9. First, they may be LONG or SHORT, i. e. occupy a greater or lesser are there in the elementary principles of music ? What is the first de portion of time in singing. partment called ? Second ? Third ? On what distinction in the nature § 3. Second, they may be HIGH or LOW. of musical sounds is RHYTHM founded? Melody? Dynamics? To § 4. Third, they may be LOUD or SOFT. what in the nature of musical sounds does RHYTHM relate ? Melody ? § 5. From the fact that these three distinctions exist in the nature of Dynamics ? musical sounds, arises the necessity of three principal divisions of the J^ote.—These, and other following questions, should be varied, and presented to the mind subject, or of three different departments, one department being founded in all the different ways possible. Let the teacher be careful that the pupils obtain a clear on each of the above distinctions. idea of each different distinction ; of the department founded upon that distinction ; and of the subject of which the department treats, or to which it relates. §6. (1) That department which is founded on the first distinction is The teacher will now sing two souiids of different lengths, using the syllable la, (a as m called RHYTHM, and relates to the length of sounds. father) being very careful to make them of the same pitch and strength, and question as follows: (2) That department which is founded on the second distinction How many sounds did I make ? Was there any difference in them? is called MELODY, and relates to the pitch of sounds. What was the difference ? Which was a long sound ? Which a short (3) That department which is founded on the third distinction is one ? To which department do the sounds belong ? (See § 7.) called DYNAMICS, and relates to the strength or force of sounds. J^ote.—When these or similar questions are answered readily, the teacher will make two § 7. General view. sounds which differ in pitch, being careful to maintain the same length and strength, and Distinctions. Departments. Subjects. question as follows: LONG or SHORT. RHYTHM, LENGTH. How many sounds did I make ? What was the difference ? Which HIGH or Low. MELODY. PITCH. was high ? Which low ? To which department do these sounds be SOFT or LOUD. DYNAMICS. STRENGTH or FORCE. long ? (See §7.) § 8. Each of these departments require particular exercises, and These questions being answered correctly, the teacher will proceed to strength of sounds^ should be pursued separately, until one department can no longer dis and go through the same exercise in this departmenti being carefiil to retain the same length pense with the others. and pitch, and question as fallows! How many sounds were there ? What was the difference ? Which was j\rote. The following, and similar questioni, are to be asked by the teacher, and aiurwered tiimultaneoufily by tho whole school. loud ? Which soft ? To which department do they belong ? (See § 7.) JELiEOTlilVTS OF TOCAL, inVSIC.
CHAPTER n. Ex. 1 RHYTHM : OR DIVISION OP TIME AND LENGTH OF SOUNDS. -h § 9. From the fact that musical sounds differ in respect to length, arises the necessity of a regular marking of the time as it passes during Ex. 2. the performance of music. This is the first essential requisite of all good performance. A practical knowledge of this is more difficult to acquire than any thing else relating to the subject; and singers are more Ex. 3. deficient in this, as a general thing, than in either of the other depart H ments. Hence the school should commence with Rhythmical exercises. Ex. 4. t I 'i 131 4 I s I 1 I 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 Seil3l34l9 §10. During the performance of a piece of music, time passes away. This must be regularly divided into equal portions. § 1 7. A measure divided into TWO parts is called DOUBLE MEASURE, § 11. Those portions of time into which music is dividedare called or double time. When divided into THREE parts it is called TRIPLE MEASURES. MEASURE, or triple time. When divided into FOUR parts it is called § 12. The character used for dividing music into measures (or equal QUADRUPLE MEASURE, or quadruple time. When divided into six portions of time) is called a bar, and is made thus : | parts it is called SEXTUPLE MEASURE, or sextuple time. § 13. In this particular every piece of music is alike ; that is, every § 1 8. The parts of measures are marked by a motion of the hand. piece of music is divided by BARS into MEASURES. This is called BEATING TIME. § 14. To illustrate more fully, we will suppose this line to represeiit JSTote.—The teacher cannot be too strict in requiring the pupils to beat time. Experience the time of a piece of music, (or the music itself) It must now be di proves that it lies at the very foundation of correct performance. If this is neglected, all sub sequent instruction will be, comparatively, of little value. In the following exorrises the teacher vided into equal portions. We will therefore divide the line thus, by should first give the example by making the proper motions; repeating at the pame time those bars into measures : words which describe the motions, as, downward beat, upward beat; or, down, left, right, up,-; or, one, two, three, &c. and afterwards require the pupils to imitate him. Do not tolerate a skuv, dragging, or circuitous motion of the hand; but let it pass instantly from one point to the other. § 19. Double time has two motions or beats, viz. : Downward beat QUESTIONS. and Upward beat. What passes away during the performance of a piece of music ? § 20. Triple time has three beats, viz. : Downward beat. Hither What must be done with the time as it passes ? (See § 10.) What is beat, and Upward beat. the time divided by? (See § 12.) What is the time divided into ? (See § 21. Quadruple time has four beats, viz. : Downward beat. Hither § 11.) In what particular may every piece of music be said to be alike ? beat, Thither beat, and Upward beat. § 15. Measures are also divided into PARTS OP MEASURES; but they § 22. Sextuple time has six beats, viz. : Downward beat, Downward are not always divided alike, or into the same number of parts. beat, Hither beat. Thither beat. Upward beat, Upward beat. § 16. Measures may be divided into two parts, three parts, four parts, JsTote.—The hither beat is made horizontally to the left, the thither heat horizontally to tho or six parts. right. At the first downward beat in sextuple time, let the hand fall half the way, and at the 8 EliKinENTS OF VOCAL. MUSIC". •econd the remainder; at the first upward beat let the hand rise half the way, and at the second § 24. The loud parU are said to be accented, and the sofl parts unao the remainder. It is not necessary to exercise a school much in Sextuple time. One measure centtd. in Quadruple time is equivalent to two measures in Double time, and one measure in Sextuple § 25. Measures are accented according to the number of parts into time is equivalent to two measures in Triple time. which they are divided, viz : The teacher will now proceed to exercise the class in beating time; first making the mo tions, and at the same time describing the motion as he makes it, as, downward beat, hither Double time is accented on the first part of the measure, or downward beat, &c., himself; then require the pupils to imitate him, all beating and describing. Go beat. through with this exercise in all the diJSerent kinds of time. Triple time is accented on the first part of the measure, or downward QUESTIONS. beat. What is that fact in the nature of musical sounds from which arises the Quadruple time is accented on the first and third parts of the meastiie, or necessity of a regular division and marking of the time ? What is the downward and thither beat. Sextuple time is accented on the first and fourth parts of the measure, oi most important requisite in all good performance ? Ans. Correct time. downward and thither beat. What is that which is more difficult to acquire than any thing else in QUESTIONS. music ? Ans. Correct time. What is that in which singers are usually most deficient? Ans. Time. How many parts of double measure are accented? Which part? How What is that to which those who are learning to sing are usually un many parts in treble measure ? Which part t In quadruple measure ? Which willing to attend ? Ans. Time. parts I In sextuple measure f Which parts ? What are those portions of time called into which music is divided ? J^ote.—^The teacher will now exercise the class in beating time and accent: describing the See § 11. accented beats loud and the unaccented soft. What are those portions of time smaller than measures called ? See § 15. How many parts has double measure ? Triple ? Quadruple ? Sex CHAPTER IV. tuple ? BINGINO IN CONNEXION WITH BEATING TIME, AND ACCENT. How do we ynark the different parts of measures in music ? What is J^ote.—The teacher gives out a sound to the syllable /a (a as in father or in far) at a suita the motion of the hand called ? ble pitch say, E or F—first line or space, Treble clef, (disregarding the octave between mala and female voices) and after repeating it fiequently, calling the attention of the school to it in How many motions or beats has double measure, or double time ? various ways, requires those who feel certain that they can make the sound right, to imitate Triple ? Quadruple ? Sextuple ? him; afterwards he requires those who think it probable that they can make it right to imi- What is the character called which is used for separating measures ? fate ; and finally, the whole. J^ote.—Observe the difference between a bar and a measure. Do not call a measure a 6ar. The pupils will now be required to beat the time and sing one la to each beat; commincing with double time, and finally, with all the different kinds CHAPTER III. of measure : giving particular attention to accent. ACCENT. The teaclicr will be careful to have the syllable pronounced promptly at § 23. As in reading, some words or parts of a sentence are loud and the right time and never tolerate a slow drawling articulation, or a continua others soft: so in Singing, some parts of the measure ought to be loud and tion of the sound over its exact length. It is better to have the sound too others soft. short, rather than too long. ELEMENTS OF VOtAl. MUSIC
JVete.—Having practised the foregoing, the teacher will requue the school to beat quadru made thus • and is called an eighth note. (Quaver.) Class will exercise a^ ple time, and sing one la to each beat as before ; after which he will remark— in § 30. § 26. Sounds of different lengths are represented by characters of dif J^ote.—Teacher will pursue the same course as in § 28. ferent shapes. The following characters represent the sounds we have § 33. And sing to each part of the measure, four sounds. We now sing just sung P P P P they are called notes—notes of different shapes repre Sixteenths ; the note representing a nixttenth is made thus • and is called a sent sounds of different lengths; made in the above form they are called I? Quarter notes, or Quarters. (Crotchets.) Sixteenth. (Semiquaver.) (!lass will exercise as in § 30. § 34. We have now obtained five different kinds of notes as follows: J^ote.—The names crotchets, minims, &c. are given here, although it is strongly recom One whole Qote {^ equaj io duratioQ to mended to adhere to the more significant terms. Quarters, Halves, &c. § 27. The teacher will now require the pupils to sing quarter notes and P P direct their attention to the character. § 28. The teacher will sing notes which shall occupy the time of two four quarter (^ 0 notes or beats, (still using the same syllable) while the class beat and describe; he will then require the class to sing the same, and remark. § 29. A sound that continues as long as two quarters is called a half eight eighth 0 |0 . • • • {• DO! sound. U U • '^ LJ The notes representing a half sound are made thus |0 p and are called half notes. (Minims.) sixteen sixteenth § 30. Class will sing exercises in half notes and quarter notes by dic tation of the teacher. H s bd cd lli 'ill LJii•'• J § 35. Sometimes a sound is required to be made of the length of three J^ote.—The teacher will now pursue the same course as in § 28, and obtain a whole sound, half notes, or three quarters, or three eighths, or sixteenths; when this is the and remark— case, a dot, or point is placed after the note thus o» a dot after any note (It is repeated once for all, that in every exercise the teacher should himself first give the therefore, adds to it, one half its original length—thus, a dot or pointed O* is example, the pupils beating the time, and afterwards require the pupils to imitate, or do the equal to three O a pointed ® • is equal to throe • &c. same thing.) § 36. There are thirtysecond notes (Demisemiquavers) made thus, P § 31. A sound that continues as long as four quarters is a whole sound. which are half as long as Sixteenths, but it is not necessary to exercise 5 The note representing a whole sound is made thus, o and is called a whole upon them at present. ^ note. (Semibreve.) Class will exercise as in § 30. § 3'?'. Sometimes tliree notes are sung to one part of a measure, or m the usual time of two notes of tlie same kind. When this is done the figure 3 J^ote.—Teacher will pursue the same course as in § 28, and sing to each part of the meas is placed over or under them thus, ^ 2 » « • o ^^^ ^^^y ^""^ called triplets. ure, or to each beat two sounds. §32. We now sing etg'A^Aj, the note representing an eighth sound is II J^ote.—The class will exercise in pointed notee and Uiplets by dictation from the teacher. 10 EL,EiTIEr¥TS OF VOCAL, MUSIC. QUESTIONS, § 43. If the parts of quadruple measure are expressed by halves, the mea sure is called FOUR-TWO measure, and is thus marked: How do we represent sounds of different lengths ? (See § 26.) What are the characters called 1 How many kinds of notes are there in common use ? 4 O o o o 0 o o o Ans. Five. What kind of a note 'is this O ?_this p ?—this • ?—this »?— 2 I I I I 1 I I I this J ?—this • ?—this p- ?_ithi s • • ?— § 44. The upper figure designates the number oi parts into which a mea sure is divided by beats. How much longer is this note O ?—than this p ?^-or this • ?—or § 45. The lower figure designates the kii>d of note, one of which will occupy the time of one beat in singing, viz : 2 stands for a half note—4 a this • ?—&c. How many of these notes • are there in this • ?—or this p ?— quarter note—8 an eighth note. or this O ?—&c. How much does a point or dot after a note add to its J^ote.—The teacher will now explain all the varieties of measure in common use, as in length ? How much longer is this note p • than this P ? What does a figure the following examples ; three over or under any three notes signify ? What are they called ? (See § 37.) 200 OO O p O Oil 3 O p p I O O OI 21 1 II I 4pppp I r I 12 1 I r 11 I I • 4' I I I I I 29 SI* A CHAPTER V. 41 I II r 411 I I II i I r 114 r r r •< *« ^ ^ ^ 1^ 1^
VARIETIES OF MEASURE. 8^ ^1^ ^ § 38. There are different varieties of Double, Triple, Quadruple and Sextuple time, obtained by the use of different notes on each part of the QUESTIONS. measure. § 39. In quadruple time we may sing one quarter note to each beat, in How are different varieties of measure obtained ? (See § 38.) By what which case we shall have four quarter notes in a measure thus | I* |* I* ^ | do we designate the different varieties of measure ? (See § 41.) What does § 4©. We might also in quadruple time sing one half note to each beat- the upper figure placed at the beginning of a piece of music designate 1 (See and thus have four half notes in a measure, thus \0 OOO 1 § 44.) What the lower figure ? (See § 45.) §41. To designate the kind of time therefore in which 'a piece of music § 46. Different kinds of notes niny occur in the same measure, always is to be performed, figures expressive of the contents of a measure, are preserving their relative length, as in the following example in 4 time : the first placed at the beginning. beat of the first measure has one note (j*) the second beat two notes (Jft) § 42. If the parts of a quadruple measure are expressed by quarters, the the third four /"J J * S^ *'' fourth one (&y The second measure has one note measure is called Fotr»-FOUR measure, and is thus marked: to the first two beats (p) two notes to the third beat (• p^ and two to the 4 • • • • • • • fourth (J^*)- The third measure has one note to the three first beats (P') 41 I I r I I I JVote.—The characters \^ or 1_ are often used to denote quadruple and double measMre. It and one note to the last beat (•). Aiidthe fourth measure one note for the is, however, recommended to discard the use of them, and substitute numerals in all cases. whole four beats (o). ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUSIC. 11 EXAMPLE. JVcte.—If quarter and eighth rests are practically understood, there will be no difficulty with whole and half rests. The practice of sixteenth rests may be introduced at a more ad O- • • • •••• • p • • » • o vanced stage of the course. As a general rule, the same kind of notes when succeeded by rests should be sung shorter QUESTIONS. than'when succeeded by other notes. In 4 time how many eighth notes will come to one beat ? The teacher must labor to impress this upon the pupils. Teach them to fear a rest, and al 4 ways to be prepared to stop short whenever one occurs so as not to interfere with the time which How many sixteenths ? it requires. Singers are very apt to sing over or across the rests, and give but httle attention to them. How many beats to a half note ? In .' time how many quarter notes to one beat ? QUESTIONS. How many eighths ? What is beating in silence called ? What is that character called which How many to a half note ? In 4 time how many beats to a quarter note ? requires us to beat in silence. How many kinds of rests are there in com In 3 time how many quarters to one beat? mon use ? Are those notes which are succeeded by rests, to be sung shorter jVo/e.—Lessons in time or rhythm should now be sung, first by the teacher and afterwards by or longer, than in other circumstances ? the scholars, using the syllable La. JVote.—The teacher is referred to the " Manual of the Boston Academy of Music " for a Both teacher and scholars should always beat the time and also describe the motion when much more minute detail of the elements of Rhythm; and especially for a systematic rhyth not engaged in singing ; but the scholars should never sing with the teacher, or the teacher mical classification of notes, or an exhibition of primitive and derived rhythmical relations ; with the scholars. When the teacher sings the pupils should listen, (always beating) and when which, although not absolutely necessary, is of great advantage, provided the time and circtun- the pupils sing the teacher should Usten. stances of a school will permit its introduction. See lessons for practice in appendix, from No. 1 to No. 18. CHAPTER VH. CHAPTER VI. PART SECOND. RESTS. MELODY : OR THAT DISTINCTION IN MUSICAL SOUNDS WHICH CONeiSTS IN THEIK § 47. We are often required in music to count or beat certain parts of a PITCH, AS HIGH OR LOW. measure, or a whole measure, or any number"^f measures, in silence. This THE SCALE. is called resting, and the sign for it is called a REST. § 50. Musical sounds may be high or low. Hence the necessity of that § 48. Each note has its corresponding rest, which is of equal length with department in music called MELODY, which treats of the pitch of sounds. the note it represents. § 51. At the foundation of Melody lies a certain series of eight sounds, § 49. EXAMPLE. Whole rest. -^ Half rest, JU Quarter rest, r which are called the SCALE. § 52. The scale may be represented by the following notes : thus Eighth rest. *i Sixteenth rest. ^ Pointed half rest, JU* Pointed quarter • rest. ["• • I • I jVo«e.—The teacher will sing four or five measures in quadruple time, making a rest on the second and fourth parts of each measure, and question as follows : On which parts of the measure did I sing 7 On which parts did I rest! Scholars sing the same exercise as was sung by the teacher. r For exercises for practice with rests, see appendix, from No. 19 to No. 29. 1 34 •t 8 12 ELEMETVTS OF VOCAL MUSIC. ^ 33. The sounds of the scale are known, or designated by numeral rapidly in the practical knowledge of the scale. Those teachers who use seven syllables to thus we speak of the musical sound one, two, three, &c. t^olmization will omit § 61. § 54. The teacher says: Listen to a sound which I will give you, and §61. In singing we apply certain syllables to the sounds of the scale, as which we will consider as one. follows. To one, we apply the syllable FA, (pronounced fah, a as in father;) He then sings the syllable la (lab—a as in father) on C, on the added line to two, SOL, (sole ;) to three, LA, (lah, a as in father;) to four, FA ; to five, below. Treble staff, or second space, Base, (omitting to distinguish between SOL ; to six, LA; to seven, MI, (mee;) and to eight, FA, again. male and female voices) and requires the scholars to imitate. § 55. The teacher now sings one,—two,—to the syllable la, and requites .^'ote.—The scale must now be sung,both up and down, with la, and also with the appro priate syllables. the pupils to do the same. QUESTIONS. J^ote.—Thus he goes through the whole scale, singing always to the syllable la, and con tinuing until the great majority can sing both tlie ascending and descending scale, correctly. What is the second distinction made in musical sounds ? What is that de A few will always be found, perhaps 5 or 10 in 100, who cannot without extra labor and at partment called which is founded upon this distinction ? Of what does Melo tention, be made to get the right sounds. These cannot go on with the class profitably to them- sflves, or to the others. By extra exertion, however, almost all these may learn to sing, but dy treat ? AVhat is thiit series of sounds called which lies at the foundation tlv.-y should at present merely listen to the others, and if possible, piactise in a separate class, of Melody ? How many sounds are there in the scale ? How do we designate or speak of the sounds of the scale ? Ans. By numerals § 56. The distance, or step from any one sound in the scale to another, What is the distance or step from one sound of the scale to another called ? is called an INTERVAL. (See § 56.) § 57. In the regular ascending and descending scale, there are two kinds Are the intervals all of the same kind ? (See § 57.) What is the difference? of intervals, viz : WHOLE TONES and HALF TONICS or SEMITONES. How many whole tones are there in the scale ? (See § 58.) § 58. From one to two, and from two to three are whole tones ; from three How many half tones or semitones ? (See § 58.) to four is a half tone ; from four to five, from five to six and from six to seven Between what numerals do the semitones occur ? Between what syllables ? are whole tones, and from seven to eight is a half tone. Thus there are five Between what letters ? whole tones, and two semitones in the scale. What is the distance from one to two ? two to three ? three to four ? four to § 59. To assist us in obtaining and preserving the exact tone of the dif five ? &;c. ferent sounds of the scale, we apply certain syllables to each one of them as follows. .Ynte.—The scale should now be sung with the appropriate syllables. Also with the no merals, and with the syllable la, until the scholars sing it easily and accurately. Giving particular § 60. To one is applied the syllable DO, (pronounced doe;) to two, attention that the sounds be not only upon the right tone, but that they remain firm and steady n\'., (ray;) to three, MI, (raee;) iu four, FA, (fah, a as in father;) to five, lo the end. ' SOL, (sole;) to six, LA, (lah, a as in father;) to seven, si, (see ;) and to eight, DO, again. * J^-ote.—The scale must now be sung ascending and descending with la, and also with the CHAPTER VIII. appropriate syllables. Those teachers who prefer only four syllables in Solmization will omit § 60 and pass to § Gl. § 62. That we may easily distinguish the sounds of the scale, they are We cannot, however, omit to recommend the use of the seven syllables, as at § 60, as being written upon horizontal lines, and on the spaces between those lines. Five altogether preferable to the use of four, as at ^ 61. In the use of seven syllables, the associa- lines are commonly used for this purpose which, together with the spaces, are kioa between the svllables and sounds becomes much stronger, and the pupil advances more | called the STAFF. ELEMErVTS OF VOCAL, MUSIC. 13 EXAMPLE I. EXAiMl'LlEXA.MPLES ^2.. -fifili line. _oQ_©Z - founh line. I fimrth flpace. - tliird line. tliiril space. OR -<)-«^-^ - second line. Beeond space, - firut line. first vpace. § 63. Each line and space of the stall" is called a degree ; thus the staff DDE F G A B C C D EFGAB C contains nine degrees, five lines and four spaces. § 68. When the scale is written as in the first example above, a character § 64. If more than nine degrees are wanted, the spaces below or above called the Treble Clef A is used at the beginning of the staff. This is the staff, are used; also additional lines, called ADDED LINES. also called the G Clef, •jfi and fixes G upon the second line of the staff.
-Add^-d line above. Space above. _ § 69. When the scale is written as in the second example above, a charac ter called the Base Clef ((5-:) '^ '^^^'^ ^' '^^ beginning of the slaft". This is also called the F Clef, and fixes F upon the fourth line of the staff. Space below. ~ -Added line below. EXAMPLE OF THE CLEFS. § 65. The sound One we will now write upon the first added line below F Clef ^—i the staff, Two upon the space below. Three upon the first line, and so on. G Clef EXAMPLE. JVote.—It is very important that the pupils should become thoroughly acquainteJ with tbf scale, its numerals, letters, syllables, and inter\'als, before proceeding any further, both theoreti cally and practically. QUESTIONS. JVote.—The scale will now be practised as directed in note to § 60, directing the attention W"hat are those lines and spaces called, on which the scale is written ? of the pupils to the notes as written upon the sta£f at the same time. What is each line and space of the staff called ? How many degrees doe* § 66. We have written the sound one upon the added line below, but it the staff contain ? When more than nine degrees are wanted, what is used 1 is often placed upon the second space. The whole scale is then written thus : On which line or space does the scale commence with the G clef? On which line or space does it commence in the F clef? O -*3- What syllable is applied to One ? to Two ? &c. What letter is One I Two ?
to distinguish between the two. To make it evident to them, that thsy do The Base commence with G, the lowest sound ; at o they are joined sing an octave higher, the teacher should require them to dwell upon the -t>- (7ri577 Bound while, he beginning with ascending. When he has done this, they will perceive that he now sings the gr and the three parts sing together to ZZ On this note the Base stops same sound with them, or that his voice is in unison with theirs. It is im portant that this distinction should be clearly and practirnlly understood. § 87. The Treble or G Clef is commonly used for Tenor and Alto; but and the Treble begins. The Treble, Alto and Tenor go on to when used for Tenor it always denotes G an octave, or eight notes lower than -r©- when used for Treble. when the Tenor stops : the Treble and Alto go on to fn.^-^— Here the EXAMPLE. TEHOR. TRKELE. Alto stops, and the Triable goes on alone. In descending, let the several :a_ parts unite on that note on which they stopped in ascending, and stop on that note on wliich they commenced in ascending. Practise until all the parts m~- commence and sing in their proper place, promptlyand correctly. ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUSIC. 17 § 8 8. Sounds of the upper scale in connection with five of the middle scale. I § ® 1. The scale we have hitherto used, which contains five tones and ttto The pupils having now become somewhat familiar with the extended scale f semitones, is called the natural or DIATONIC SCALE. But there is another in regular succession, must practise exercises, in which the upper scale is called the artificial or CHROMATIC SCALE, which is composed entirely of connected with particular sounds of the middle scale, as follows : Teacher Semitones. sings one of the upper scale ; pupils sing five of the middle scale—Teacher sings § ®3. Between any two sounds, a tone distant from each other, as from two of the upper scale; pupils sing five of the middle scale ; continue the exercise 1 to 2, &c. another sound may be sung. Thus aU the whole tones may be until the teacher has sung as far as five of the upper scale, the pupils singing five divided by semitones. of the middle scale between the sounds of the upper.—Reverse the exercise.— § ®3. The pupils will sing one, two, (first and second sounds of the scale) The pupils sing the first five sounds of the upper scale, while the teacher sings several times firmly; after which they will sing one (Do), two (Re), and five of the middle scale, after every sound of the upper ; continue the exercise make a pause, during which the teacher will sing # one or C #, with the until the sounds of the upperscale are sung readily and with correct intonation syllable I)i, (pronounced Dee). Repeat this exercise until the scholars have After which practise exercises in appendix, from No. 77 to No. 84. a clear idea of the semitone between one and two, or until it is fully fixed in § 89. Sounds of the upper scale in connection with five and seven of the the ear. Then reverse the exercise. The teacher sings the whole tones, and middle scale.—Proceed as in § 88, until the pupils sing readily five and seven the scholars sing the semitone rather softly between. This is repeated until of the middle scale in connection with the upper scale. After which practise the scholars sing the semitone distinctly and firmly. exercises in appendix, from No. 85 to No. 90. When the scholars have § ©4. All the semitones in the ascending scale must now be formed in the practised the two sounds, five and seven, of the middle scale, in connection ear, and practised in the same manner as in § 93, changing the termination with those of the upper, it will not be difficult for them to sing also all the others. of the syllables as follows: Do to Dee, Ra to Ree, Fa to Fee, &c. § OO. Exercises on the sounds of the lower scale, in connection with those J\-utt'.—If this does not succeed, the teacher can select the more skilful scholarn and let them of the middle.—The sounds which connect the two scales here also, are try. To these the rest may afterwards be gradually added. It will greatly aid the scholara seven and five of the lower scale ; the teacher will pursue the same course in obtaining the true pitch of the semitones, if they are [Tcviously given on some instrument with five and seven of the lower scale in connection with the middle scale, Great care must be taken that the intonation be perfectly correct. as was pursued with the middle and upper scales in § 88. After which § ®5. The teacher will pursue the same course in the chromatic scale, practise exercises in appendix, from No. 91 to No. 98. When the scholars descending as was pursued in § 93. Pupils will sing Eight, Seven, Six, have practised these exercises sufficiently, it will not be difllcult for them to Seven, Six, Seven, Six, Teacher will sing the semitone between (b Seven or mug all the other sounds. B 11, with the syllable Sa, a as in fate). Repeat the exercise until a clear .•Vote.—In the extended scale the fundamental sounds, as One, Three, Five, Eight, will perception is obtained of the semitone.—Reverse the exercise.—All the guide us to all the others, as they do in the middle scale ; the teacher will therefore frequently semitones in the dfhcending scale must now be found in the same way as call to memory this fact above, changing the termination of all the syllables to the sound of a, as in fate. CHAPTER XIII. § S?©. Tlie semitone between any two sounds, a whole tone distant, may be obtained, either by elevating the lower of the two, or by depressing the CHROMATIC SCALE. JVote.—The pupils should carefully review Chapter VII. giving particular attention to the upper. situation of the whole and half tones. The questions, (or similar ones) at the end of § i?7. In ascending, the semitones are usually obtained by elevation. Chapter VII. should be asked again, and special attention given that the pupils understand The sign of elevation is made thus ^, and is called a sharp. A note thus where the h;\If tones naturally fall, viz: between Three and Four, and Soven and Eight elevated is said to be sharped. 18 ELEMEIVTS OF VOCAL MUSIC 5 08. In speaking of the altered (or sharped) notes by numerals, we say, of a measure is altered by a flat or sharp, and the first note in the succeed sharp One, sharp Two, sharp Four, &.c. But in speaking of the li'ttcrs whit-li ing measure is upon the same degree, then the note in the succeeding measure are altered (or sharped) we say, O sharp, D sharp, G sharp, F sharp, &:c. is considered altered also but not otherwise. § 99. The scholars are now led to investigate the scale : and to determine EXAMPLE. what notes can be sharped ; what they are called, as # One or C#, &c., and No. 1. IVo. 2. what syllable is applied to them, as JJi, itc. The pupils may now practise the chromatic scale, in the following manner : Sing One — Two—if One—Two—Three—n Two—Three—Four—Five— ^S^SA # Four—Five—Six—# Five—Six—Si'ven—;? Si.\—Seven—Eight. —w - In example No. 1, in consequence of the intervening note on G, the sharp on F in the first measure does not have any effect upon the two notes which occur on F in the second measure. But in the example No. 2, all the notes 0_ 3*j- , © r£ on F in both measures are sharped. -:?0 § 1@4. When a sharped or flatted note is to be restored to its natural ~Q"--#O'- O S3" sound, the following character b, called a natural, is placed before it. § 100. In descending, the semitones are usually obtained by depression. natural takes away the force of a flat or sharp. The sign of depression is made thus b, and is called a fiat, A note thus depressed is said to he flatted. T I—^^—r § 101. In speaking' of flatted notes by numerals, we say, flat Three, flat —1—I—1- Six, flat Seven, &c. But in speaking of the letters which are flatted, we say, -'—'—o :zi: B flat, A flat, G flat, E flat, &c. ::^ § 102. The scholars will now investigate the scale as in § 99, and determine what notes can be flatted, what they are called, what syllable § lOS. A natural ( = ) sometimes raises and sometimes lowers a note. is applied to them, and sing the chromatic scale descending in the follow When it restores a note which had been previously flatted, it raises it. When ing manner: Sing Eight—Seven — Six—b Seven—Si.x—Five—b Six— it restores a note which had been previously sharped, it lowers it. Five—Four—b Five—Four—Three—Two—b Three—Two—One—bTwo § 106. A sharped note naturally leads upwards, or after a sharped note —One. the ear naturally expects the next note above it, hence, the note above is always the guide to a sharped note. § 1 © 7. A flatted note naturally leads downwards : hence, the note below is always the guide to a flatted note. P —©-b©-r5 +5n——I § 108. In order to sing an altered note, or semitone correctly, we must have in the ear (or think of) the sound to which it leads. ©- To sing a sharped semitone correctly, think of the next note above. § 103. The influence of a sharp or flat extends to all the succeeding To sing a flatted semitone correctly, think of the next note below. notes in the same measure, (although it is inserted but once,) which occur The scholars will now practise the lessons in the appendix, containinff upon the same degree of the staff as the flat or sharp, and when the last note altered notes, from No. 99 to No. 112. ELEME]\TS OF VOCAL MUSIC. 19 § 100. If the teacher has been faithful and thorough in the foregoing lead upwards or downwards ? What note is the guide to a sharped note ? exercises, the scholars can now commence singing plain tunes in the Key of What is the guide to sharp Four ? sharp Two .' &c. Does a flatted note lead C, from a knowledge of the elementary principles of music, see Hen y, page upwards or downwards ? What note is the guide to a flatted note ? What is 91,—Lynn, page 60,—Moorfield, page 129,—Dort, page 194, &c. In doing the guide to flat Six ? flat Three '. &c. When a note is sharped, with what this, let them at first all sing in unison, a simile part, say the Base, and then vowel sound does the syllable applied to it terminate ? What syllable is the Tenor and Alto, each, sci)arately ; afterwards these three parts may be applied to sharp Four? sharp Six ? &c. When a note is flatted, with what united, and sung together, all the female voices singing Alio. It is highly vowel sound dues the syllable applied to it terminate ? What syllable is important that all the female voices should be exercised inucli on the Alto ; applied to flat Tliree ? flat Seven ? &c. that they may have this practice, it is recoinmenduJ that in the eaiiy exercise If the teacher has broiiglit before the school the subject contained in the of the school, the Treble be altogether omitted. When the three parts go latter part of § 109, in relation to the lower and higher tones of the female well together, a part of the female voices may be required lo sing the Treble. voices, he may find it useful to question as follows: It is a very good plan to divide the Treble into two classes, and sometimes Which tones of the female \ oice should be first cultivated ? AVhich part require one and sometimes the other, to sing the Alto. ICxperienee proves are the best female singers always willing or desirous to sing? Ans. Alto. that if the low tones of female voices are cultivated and brought out, there is Who are they who are unwilling to sing this part ? no difficulty in the exercise of the higher tones afterwards. The best female singers always like to sing Second or Alto. The careless and indolent, are usually unwilling to sing this part. CHAPTER XIV. § 1 lO. It is of vast importance that the scholars should now sing without DIATONIC INTERVALS. the aid of the teacher, that is, without his voice to lead them on. Let the §111. We have heretofore spoken of the intervals of a tone and semitone ; school sing, and while they sing, let him always beat and describe the time. and of the various notes of the scale, as one, two, three, four, five, :a:J -7 ^ lo: 1 —-^ "Mi Fa~Bol La— Si~D. R Do Ro QUESTIONS. Questional before.—Sing tunes in Eb- See Farnsworthand Hamburgh, page 73; Warwick, In transposing the scale from C to F, what sound mnst we alter 1 Ans, Seven. What page 74; Westford, page 75; Watchman, page 137, &c. must we do with Seven 1 Ans, Flat it. What does the flat seventh become, in the new key 1 KEY OF Ab ; FOURTH TRANSPOSITION BY FLATS. Ans, Four. What letter is Seven, in the key of C 1 Ans. B. What letter is Four in the keyofFl .ins. Bb. What is the signature to the key of F ? .Ins, One flat. What § 14'7. The fourth sound of the key Eb, (i. e. Ab) will now be taken letter is flatted ? .Ins. B. Why is B b necessary in the key of F ? How much higher it the as one of a new key, which must be examined as at § 143. It will be found key of F than that of C ! liuw much lower 1 necessary to flat the seventh as heretofore. ELEMENTS OF VOCAL IWIJSIC. 25 EXAMPLE WITH THE ADDITIONAL § 154. When a modulation occurs from C to G, C appears no longer as FLAT IN THE SIGNATURE.mz9: -. One; but, according to the G scale, as Four; A as Two; D as Five, &c. hZZ'ZDZ'J^zwz^rzszzfznzL- 9__^_r_rzL5 _ s" ~l~ 2 3 4 Sol~La Do Re Mi Fa a.==[ Question as at } 144 and ( 145. § 148. If the fourth of any key (natural, or with flats in the signature) -»- - - -,-, iS^fe^rjgiszi^^S® * l be taken as One of a new key, a new flat must be introduced, viz: on the » '-' a .-> 6 do seventh; which flat seventh becomes Four in the new key. sul la JVote—Further transposition by flats is unnecessary. Others very seldom pccur. § 155. RULE 1. If several notes, on the same degree, occur before the note of modulation, the change is most conveniently made on one of them. S Written. jt'S l*'^T«"'3" X r^Egj^j^^^g § 179. Syncopated notes. When a note commences on an unaccented, and is con •m^m^^^ tinued on an accented part of a measure, it is called a SYNCOPATED NOTE. EXAMPLE. C minor relative to Eb major. Z^f7zEz7EZ Ea^iffB ^^^¥^^^Z^E^TE -r ~r I p^ § 180. Pause. When a note is to be prolonged beyonm^-d its usual time, a character F minor relative to Ab major. called a PAUSE is placed over or under it. Example •^ § 181. Staccato. When singing is performed in a short, pointed and articulate :6i=t manner, it is said to be STACCATO. & XZC EXAMPLE. Ml p?£ i^-p^Ej=iii Written. Perrormed. t T t t_ JVote,—The foregoing examples contain all the common Minor keys. If the instruction has been thorough, the pupils will now be able to find the relative Minor to any Major key, tell what is its signature, on what letter it begins, what notes are sharped in the ascending JEFEf^spjaiPI liliiior scale, &c. 28 ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MTSIC. § 182. Legato, When singing is performed in a smooth, gliding manner, it is said 5 189. CHORD OF THE SEVENTH. A chord consisting of a Base, its Third, Fifth, to be LEGATO. and Seventh, is called a " chord of the Seventh." This chord is most frequently based J^ote,—The diBtinction between Staccato and Legato is rery important, and should be well and practi on the Fifth. It is then called the DOMINANT SEVENTH. It is figured 7. Example D. cally understood. § 190. CHORD OF THE SIXTH AND FIFTH. In the first inversion of the chord of the § 183. Tie. A character called a TIE is used to show how many notes are to be Seventh, the Third is taken as the.Base or lowest sound. It is then called the " chord sung to one syllable. The same character is often used to denote Legato style. of the Fifth and Sixth," and is figured §. See Example E. Example : ' > 5 184. Repeat. DotsacrosSthe staff require therepetitionof certain partsofthe piece. § 191. CHORD OF THE FOURTH AND THIRD. In the second inversion of the chord of EXAMPLE. the Seventh, the Fifth is taken as the Base or lowest sound. It is then called the " chord of the Fourth and Third," and is figured J or J. See example F. 3 $ 192- CHORD OF THE FOURTH AND SECOND. In the third inversion of the chord of the Seventh, the Serenth is taken as the Base or lowest sound. It is then called the Qucfltion OD thii chapter. " chord of the Fourth and Second," and is-figured ^ or 6. See example G. 2 CHAPTER XXI. CHORDS. chord of the Serentb Direct. Firpt InTersion. Serond Invergioo. Third lovenioo. Jfote,—The teacher should carefully review Chapter X., ask the questions or similar ones, at the end of that chapter. o J § 185. COMMON CHORD. A chord consisting of One, Three and Five, to which Eight may be added, is called a COMMON CHORD, or DIRECT COIIMON CHORD : if the third be Major, It is a MAJOR chord, if Minor, a MINOR chord. See example A. iii^miili^ § 186. INTERSION OF CHORDS. When the natural position, or relative situation of the sounds constituting the common chord, is changed so that Three or B'ive is lower :s=3= than One, the chord is said to be inverted. See examples B and C. § 187. CHORD OF THE SIXTH. In the first inversion of the common chord, the Third iHi^E^i^i I is taken as the Base, or as the lowest sound ; it is then called the " chord of the - T S 4 4 6 Sixth." The Base note is figured 6. See example B. 5 3 2 §188. CHORD OF THE SIXTH AND FOURTH. In the second inversion of the common § 193. The chord of the Seventh, is naturally followed by the common chord. See chord, the Fifth is taken as the Base, or as the lowest sound ; it is then called the quarter notes in the above example. " chord of the Sixth and Fourth." The Base note is figured J. See example C. § 194. A knowledge of those two chords, viz : The common £hord, and the chord ABC of the Seventh, with their inversions, lies at the foundation of musical science, and although not essential to correct performance, is desirable, and cannot fail to afford DIRECT COM.MON CHORD. FIRST INVERSION. SECOND INVERSION. Mojor. Minor. Mnjor. Minor. _Major^ Minor. great advantages, to the mere performer, as well as to the teacher. See " Manual." '121 us: znz -©- -o- —©- CHAPTER XXn. 1 i^iiiEl^ PART THIRD.—DYNAMICS. -&- -o § 195. IMusical sounds may be either soft or loud. From this fact, in the nature la: :is3Z of musical sounds, arises the necessity of the third department in the elements of music, mz zszn 331 I called DYNAMICS, which treats of the force or strength of sounds. 1 i^ill § 19C. A sound, be it loud or soft, must still be of a good quality. It must nevet « ijbe so soft, or so loud, as to injure tlie quality of tone. 4 ELEMENTS OF VOCAL mVSIC. 29 DYNAMIC DEGREES. § 208. SWELL. A tone consisting of an union of Crescendo and Diminuendo, is § 197. MEZZO. A sound produced by the ordinary exertion of the organs, is a called a SWELLING TONE, or a SWELL. It is marked -=-_i.L--^=. medium or middle sound; it is called ivfezzo, and is marked m. § 198. Pi.iNO. A sound produced by some restraint of the organs, is a soft sound; § 209. Crescendo, Diminuendo and Swell, are not only applied to individual tones, but also to passages in music. it is called PIANO, (pronounced peano) and is marked p. Sing the scale in Crescendo, Diminuendo and Swelling tones. § 199. FORTE, A sound produced by a strong or full exertion of the organs, is a §210. PRESSURE TONE. If a single short sound is sung with a very sudden, loud sound; it is called FORTE, and is marked /. forcible crescendo, or swell, there arises the PRESSURE TONE. Marked > or «*». It is § 300. Mezzo, Piano and Forte, are Italian words, which, by long usao-e, have often applied to syncopated passages. become technical terms in music, and are used by all nations. §211. EXPLOSIVE TONE. A single short sound which is struck suddenly, with § 201. Applications of the three principal Dynamic degrees to the scale. very great force, and instantly diminished, is called an EXPLOSIVE TONE. It is marked EXAMPLE. <, or fz. (forzando,) or sf. (sforzando.) Practise the explosive tone to the syllable ffaa, as in the following example. i 202. PIANISSIMO. If a sound is produced by a very small, but careful exertion of the organs, softer than piano, yet so loud as to be a good audible tone, it is called PIANISSIMO, (pronounced peanissimo) and is marked pp. § 203. FORTISSIMO. If a sound is delivered with a still greater exertion of the organs than is required for Forte, but not so loud as to degenerate into a scream, it is called FORTISSIMO, and is marked ff. The practice of this tone is calculated to give great power and strength to the voice. 1 204. The five Dynamic degrees, applied to the scale: § 212. EXPRESSION. The proper application of Dynamics to music, constitutes essentially that which is usually called EXPRESSION. Dynamics should be much I P- y- . y- . ."•• /. /•/• //• £ m: jy. iP. practised ; no other exercises have such a powerful tendency to bring out, strengthen and improve the voice. See " Manual," for more particuLir instructions. cy z^_ See further exercises, &., in " Manual." CHAPTER XXIV. EXPRESSIONS OF WORDS, IN CONNECTION WITH SOUNDS, AND MISCELLANEOUS DIRECTIONS. § 213. Besides the dynamic designations of the last chapter, vocal expression CHAPTER XXIII. depends essentially on Articulation. Accent, Pause and Emphasis. DYNAMIC TONES. § 214. VOWEL SOUNDS. The vowel sounds only should be sustained in singing. $ 205. ORGAN TONE. A tone which is commenced, continued and ended with an It is on these alone that the voice should dwell. They should he delivered with equal degree of force, is called an ORGAN TONE. accuracy, and carefully prolonged, without being changed. To insure this, the orgnns JTote.—The organ tone should be exclusively practised in the first stages of a musical education. It is difficult to acquire a firm, steady, equal tone. Until this is acquired the pupil should not attempt any of sound should be immoveably fixed from the beginning to the end of a sound; not other Dynamic tone. the lesist change should be allowed in the position of the lips, teeth, tongue or throat; § 306. CRESCENDO. A tone commencing soft and increasing t#loud, is called a nor indeed of the head or body. CRESCENDO TONE ; and is marked cres. or '• JVtjte.—It is a very common fault for singers to change the vowel souuds, and dwell not on the radical or principal sound, but on the vanish or closing sound : thus a becomes e; o, M; Sec. In the word "great," for § 207 DIMINUENDO. A tone commencing loud and gradually diminishing ta soft, example, instead of dwelling steadily upon the vowel sound fl, the singer changes it tn «, and that which should be grea ••-•*, becomes grea • • a t; so also in the syllable applied to TVo—let is called a DIMINUENDO TONE ; and is marked dim. or *" it be Ra e, and not Ra • • e 30 ELEME]\TS OF VOCAL MUSIC. § 215. CONSONANTS. Articulation is almost entirely dependant on the consonants. when something like a hissing, screaming, or huskiness is heard. Impurity is usnaHy These should, therefore, receive very particular attention, and be delivered or articulated produced hy an improper position of the mouth. Tery quickly, smartly, forcibly, distinctly, and \vith the greatest precision. The neglect (2) A tone is FULL, when it is delivered in a free and unconstrained use of the of a careful utterance of the consonants, is a principal cause of indistinctness in singing. appropriate organ of sound. A tone is FAI.NT when it is produced by a careless or § 216. ACCENT. Accent is as important in singing as in speaking. If the poetry negligent use of the organs. be regular in its construction, and is properly adapted to the music, the accentuation (3 and 4) A tone is FIRM and CERTAIN, which, being correctly given, is held steadily, of the two will correspond. If otherwise, that of the former must, in general, be at without change ; and which seems to be perfectly under the control of the performer. tended to, and the musical accent made to conform to it. Hence the following are faults, viz; § 217. PAUSE. Pauses, both grammatical and rhetorical, are also essential to good (1) Striking below the proper sound and sliding up to it, as from Five to Eight, ke. singing. In general, when necessary, they must be ohtained, not by a pause in the (2) A wavering, or trembling of the voice. time, the computation of which should be regularly carried on, but by shortening the (3) A change just at the close of the tone, produced by a careless relaxation of the preceding note ; as in the following example, viz : organs, which should always be held firm and immoveable in their proper position Written. until the sound ceases. § 232. To CORRECT FAULTS. Whenever the teacher discovers a faidt, let him first jE3^izTgi^fepE^^iigfefe£^ imitate it himself, and afterwards give the true style of performance ; then let him require the pupils to imitate both the bad and the good example. It is not sufficient for the teacher to say that a certain fault exists, he must actually point it out, or ex J07 to the world—the Lord is come! Joy to the world—the Lord is come! hibit it by his own performance, and this over and over again, until the pupils obtain § 218. EMPHASIS. Emphatic words should he given with a greater or less degree a clear perception of it, and know both how to produce it, and how to avoid it. of the explosive tone (sf.), without reference to rhythmical accent. In common § 223. In all vocal performance attend to the spirit of the words. Enter into those psalmody its application is often very difficult, from a want of a proper adaptation of emotions which are expressed by the poetry. Avoid a dull, heavy, nnmeaning, un the poetry to the music, or appropriateness of one to the other. The effect of em feeling, atitornaton-1 ike style of performance, and cultivate that which comes from the phasis may often he increased by a momentary pause. heart, which is energetic, which has some soul, some meaning, and which is appro § 219. OPENING OF THE MOUTH. The mouth should in general be so far opened priate to the circumstances and to the occasion. The composer does but furnish the as to admit the end of the fore finger freely between the teeth. Singers do not usually mere skeleton, and it depends upon the performer to say whether that inanimate form open their mouths sufficiently wide to give a free and full passage to.the sound. shall live and breathe, and move so as take deep hold of the affections and control § 220. TAKING BREATH. (1) In taking breath make as little noise as possible. the feelings of others, thus producing the effects for which music is desicmed, and for (2) Let it be done quickly, and without any change in the position of the mouth. which it is so admirably adapted. ° (3) Never breathe between the different syllables of the same word. (4) When several notes come togetherto one syllable, do not breathe between them, CONCLUDING REM.\RKS. MODE OF INSTRUCTION. It is not considered necessary that the foregoin? instructions except in long running passages, or divisions where it cannot be avoided. should be committed to memory and recited bv the pupils; they are rather intend-ed as a means (5) Words which are intimately connected in sense, as the article and its noun, of fixing the method of.proceeding fully in the mind of the teacher; or as a text for him, the should not be separated by taking breath. subjects of which, are to be brought before the school in familiar lectures, and stated, explained, (6) The practice of breathing at a particular part of the measure, or of rhythmical and illustrated according to his discretion. Should any teacher, however, prefer the other method, (that of committing to memory) he can easily point out to the pupfls those sectiom breathing, should be avoided. which he wishes them to commit, distinguishing them from those which are more particularly (7) Take breath no more frequently than is necessary. intended as mere dirtctions to the teacher, and which will readily be perceived (8) Exercises on the explosive tone {fz.') will greatly assist in acquiring the art FINALLY. It must not be supposed that vocal music can be taught in a few lessons, or in « of taking breath. hoit time. It IS at least as difficult to acquire a practical knowledge of singinff, as it is to §221. QUALITY 0^ TONE. The most essential qualities of a good tone are, purtVy, acquire a practical knowledge of Latin or Greek, or any modern language, and indeed much moreno; for, while one depends almost exclusively on intellectual application and exertion, the fulness, firmness, and certainty. other depends essentially on the cultivation of taste, and of those faculties which can only be (1) A tone is PURE, or clear, when no extraneous sound mixes with it; IMPURE, gradually improved by an industrious, patient and persevering course of practice. APPENDIX TO THE ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUSIC, CONTAINING EXERCISES FOR PRACTICE. j\o. I. :\o. 9. ^ OOO O. 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I ri in |-Tr i ^nr-i r—I—i~rr I Zr I i iTr &"nEF^3TEF3i^E=EFE3^^HESPE3ER7Fr Zt- czj"1 r*~!L~n—^r IrM"rn"rT"'r~ri r^^in t• J i Jair -No. 94.- -No. 101. -^PFFFFRTFPrTl-FP^PETFFrrrr'rrrFFF ¥^: ^m^mm^m^ £11. -No. 95. -No, 102. ^^F XJ 3 nr-i. :>^\z^^''^^'^\-f5^ rr ^:^ s ir*^^j ^PS§:T^^ '§dp£EiEE=F:ztQ^F TT -No. 96. -No. 103.- ^3:FFTTSJ-^=F^FFFn^=F^=^- i4?EEF —-i'rrf—n n r^M ri rr —; r^ rrrmr r No. 97. —No. 104 — if 4, if 2, and be §giggSiSi^i^Sf S=tg -No. 98. No. 105. Vxsro Parts, X2_ . -*p n—^-^-^F®"^—i~i'F'^'~l—!~F~Tl'r"F^l"~ri~F"^''~'~TF m14t - -^ HH' =.!S^iiS5ppEEE -e-r^. FP' f@rpPiFF=F^PPFF^ ~i r ?? •Prr Z?2Z Ippp rrrr :rr ixr rrr :^B -0- -et APPENDIX TO THE ELEMENTS OF VOCAL MUSIC 38 No. 106 No. 112. f|l^]&l5||°=s^oic;f^^^ 11 .*^:^_ • 1^ I \ztz^±tz^±yz±:dt^^d^ -No. 113. No. 107. _X'p S<* SACRED HA DABTVERS. I>. M. 1S\PT^\WZZZ-LZZZ r=p^1 TENOR. ®:==5t:fItzt=fpF±Et==_±?lLift:=EI;t=t:It:tE=tItdi:EIEzyE/?K--*-^-^3- •^-^ s-rJi-'S—*f3i-'S'+e-i-t-^—'S-f*t-t-^i^-|-Ti—i-t|r »-o\-s- -s+o-l—e—+|-e ^(-+1—®—'-Is-a+r 1. Awake, my tongue, thy tribute bring To him who gave thee power to sing; Praise him, who is all praise above. The eource of wis dom and of love. ALTO. 3. Through each bright world above, behold Ten thousand thousand charms unfold: Earth, air, and mighty seas combine. To speak his wis dom all divine. 'ZZZ\1 TREBLE. iliiiigiipiiiii^iisiiigiiiiiiiigf*i--P:|#-:^-;j-;j- 4 4. But in redemption, oh what grace! Its wondei'S, oh what thought can trace! Here wisdom shines forever bright. *^ai.^e him, my soul, with sweet delight. BASE. 6 e 40 STERL.IXG. Ii. M. [Chant.] ±z^:^zizz:^:\zLz:izz^TZZ^z^Y.zzEZ7izz:X^ztrz-zrz:XT.^~zn^^ i 7^^F^~~^I~^"Fr~C; i-^^:iiz:PzzPz^.dz:M-f.dzz^zlzs^zdzzMzzMz^:a-r^^ 3. Awake the trumpet's lof - ty sound, To spread jour sacred pleasure round; Awake each voice, and strike each string, And to the solemn or - gan sing. --Sz* :iE|;S=p^F|3E3fEp3E:S|5^ -S- -0- -0- -S- -0- ^ ••—^ -o- ^ -o- '^^mmi^^m^mi^s^^m^t^^^-e-s -Xz±Xz choir ; but chiefly ye, who know his word, Adore, and love, and praise the Lord. 4. Let all, whom life and breath inspire. Attend, and join the blissful e-»-0-T-S--»-T-^—e-T 1 •— -S--0- 5 - 6 fi 6 8 7 ' i 3 UPTON. L. M. z^ziz^±t. zat:: zttzz^jiz ... z^—e- 1 f fBless,0 my soul, thzltzzte living i God, Call home thy thoughts that rove abroad; Let all the powers within me join. In work and worship so divine. iii^i^^lil^iiliMlilgi^gsilipg£ilOg?lS 4. / Let every lajid his power confess. Let all the earth adore his grace: My heart and tongue with rapture join, In work and worship so dl - vine. SgfE^gE2?:=^:|^^^^iEgEp:jjEpE*EH;§E&^ ^z:z?Jzz^±z±Ez.^zZ.z-Z.±ZzzXz=Xzi±A^ ~ - ~ ' 8"7- ' " i .6 6 6 6 66 « 87 OL.D HUJfDRED. L.. M. IHartln Lather. 41 -#z* •^•xv^ rf\ ^=#: --is'-~s- dzd::::dz3:E:2t|:2£: •s- tztl i ^ 4=:tr- S: -S"-©- -S-.*~&-i-g- 1 Be thou, 0 God! ex - alted high; And as thy glory fills the sky. So let it be on earth displayed. Till thou art here as there obeyed. U fflN ''I ''^ ff. :4 ^^^^^^mwm ZeZ^- -£.ztt. iiiS^iiiil^iii ^^j^^^lggjglglg-^g_lis^gllg^g|^ SAUGUS. Iu. M. Subject from CosteUoW. /•^9-#i 1. How blest the sacred tie, thaI t bindr .s I. n sweet communio. n ki..,,.,.n • dred minds!„ How swif.,t th, e ,heavenl , y course the, y run,Whos.rrr, e ...hearts,whos. e rfaith,whos ., L e ,hope. s are onrf ^l^ii^iipiPpiiiilili-iillP^llip 2. To each the soul of each how dear! 'What tender love ! what ho • ly fear! How does the generous flamewillii n Ee - fine from earth and cleanse from sin I '^^^^m^^^^^^^s^mmw-^^.S. Nor shall the glowing flameexpire , "When dimly burns frail na - ture's fire: Then shall they meet in realms above, A heaven of joy, a heaven of love. ^— ^T ^"^rI ^7 «^| IVi^ %l%% ' S ?I « i Sirs ' ' « t ^' [ M. S. H. 6 ] 42 MARION. Ii. M. Jo, Mason. m^^^^imMm^m^W^^^^^^^ 1. t I Arise! arise! with joy siir-yey The glo - ry of the latter day: Alrea - dy is the dawn be - gun Which marks at hand a rising sun! Which marks at hand a rising m! ^ i§%tiL^i^is?siiiip:^pjgippiiis§i :e^: lEpt i 5. /.Auspicious dawn ! thy rising ray With joy we view, and hail the day: Great Sun of Righteousness! arise. And fill the world with glad surprise. And fill the world withgladmrpli* I—zfz:&t±E^±t:^idz£iEIs^Ezztz;±tz-.*i?z?±t:J.t3 Unison. Vniaon^ PUTNAM. 1.. M. 1. In dulgent Lord, thy goodness reigns Through all the wide, ce - les - tial plains; And thence its streams redundant flow. To cheer th*abodes of men below. _piirpiiiiPiiijpipip|ip|pppiJiii^p!^ -Ht* &-^ mtsmm^i^^^mmw^i^'^^^^^^^8. Oh! gite to eve - ry hu - man heart To taste and feel how good thou art! With grateful love nnd ho. - ly fear. To know how olest thy children are. -& IT—1 T'=- •:t:0*zp:z::\. l=z:z?=^*z±:s^-:i?I:cz:?FzztTzSziz*:f£zizl^z*z^i:<.?iztzzJzc:±;tzz:tz±:tzzt:±:tzz:tzi:^ iCZt -jizi n S3 « n S n •••3 5 ^rHU-lz: SI 98 6 i a NOTTAWAY, 14. M. 2d ending. 43 -^^-, 1. Give thanks to God, he reigns above; Kind are his thoughts, his name is love; His mercy ages past have known. And ages long to come shall own. And ages long to come shall own. •0- ^^ -&- I t I I 2. He feeds and clothes us all the way: He guides our footsteps, lest we stray; He guards us with a powerful hand. And brings us to the heavenly land. And brings us to the heavenly land. -tf-* ^331^: z^zi t^^^^^^g^s^^^m^^^^mw^smi 3. /Oh let the saints with joy record The truth and goodness of the Lord! How great his works! how kind his ways! Let every tongue pronounce his praise. Let every tongue pronounce, &c. ^7r?*»T ,==::=f=:2^:?t:±E±ft=t:±zlEE:-it:3t:IEztz3att:t±£=t±E^ 6 6 |§ 6 ^ - " 3o„ 3 3o „„.3 3 3 , 333oooo3 „6=5 ge. § 7, „„.6 6 0=5 SAMARIA. L..M. h-#Z*2t-ifjtzzpiqzlzrlrzjzqzziiez-rii^zizqzfzlzii^i^zzzqczzzqiilqqpti- :zlHqrz3:i=!=:qi:z=zqi:q=;:=lI=q=:irznT^zzTqzqiz|zzlzqTZZl:^ q ?3E-feidE*iEEEMEi1. Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord, we love; But ^there' s a nobler rest above ; To that our longing souls aspire, "With cheerful hope, and strong desire. • ^-^^^--^Jl^£^-»^s---0-^--g-^-:§-^^^ift^^ 9-^°-ii\^zP7iz^-^'-zg-'~- ^Siilis^giliiiiii^ili^sCSpsilgpil'dtz^-»:zzi-izzz=z.-LZ.zzzzzixzzzi-±tzrznrztx-Xz±xzi^^ i 2. _ No more fatigue, no more distress, Nor sin, nor death shall reach the place ; No groan shall mingle with the songs. Which warble from imraorlal tongues. mt^:^^£^'^'E:^i^i'^'^zwifzzz'^i^ 44 PARK STREET. L..^M. Tenno. 1. f f \Vake,0 my soul, and hail the morn. For unto us a Saviour's born; See, how tlte angels wing their way, To usher in the glorious day! To usher ID the gloriooa daj! pEfefsf^s|a?|i3|33^^pp|spaf53f3^ ^ ^-\-0.0l-O 0100,01^1 i-^-^—i -!•"# ^^^^J-0l&-0^G>-0^& 0^&-^^^^--'-9^^-^-^-O -0^a---^0-0-0^M \^^0-0^0—JO 2^^. ?'Hark! wha'0-t swee t music, wha_ ^t —^a song , >Sounds from th_e brigh_ _ .t celcijtias—'^. ] _throng *r ! ^ Sweet song, whos...e melting sounds "impar t '"/.Joy to each raptured, listeninI g heart^ , -0-Jov tso each' , &c, 3. Come, join the angels in tlie sky. Glory to God, who reigns on high; v Let peace and love on earth abrJund, / While time revolves and years roll round. While time revolves and yean roll romd. ^ 6 - 6jf 5 G - 6 I jr §z: I z 21: 3 j^ — ' ^ 6 fTs 6^|-| SHERRURNE. L.. M. *~ SSElazi-zz^^ip^zzzpiiqzar^iqzzzqz-iz^z^zzpxigzpqiirr^zqzzrztp^zitizqn i :ti: E^S^ 'vi^':^- zszz mi 1. To GoiEE*E*E*if^=i=SEii:*E'E^i~£^i:lEil~iEd our voices let us raise. And loudly chant the joyful strain ; That rock of strength—oS h let us praise, Whence free sal vation we ob - 2. The Lord is great—with glory crowned, O'er all the gods of earth he reigns; His hand supports the deeps profound. His power alone the bins' sustaiDf" -g-4r-^?i=iiiiEgli=e=igist^^i^ii£liiiii1^1?^iigi T—I -"T T—!-i T m \ ^ 3. Let all who now his goodness feel, Come near, and worship at his throne; Before the Lord, their Maker, kneel. And bow in ad • o - ration down. LEYDEN. LI. M. Costellow. 45 mmm iiliegsg^jilliliiliglii;i -^-iEt^-^iEf| 1. E ternal God, lestial King, Ex alt - ed be thy glo • rious name; Let hosts in heaven thy praises sing, •#z*: :4 *EjE^:3E3^|E3=^|:3Eii|EiljEa:^p3=E:3E|^E3E:5 2. My heart is fixed on thee, my God, I lope on thee a . lone; I'll spread thy sa cred truth abroad, ^^3|^|^=igiEgaE* zzt- 2d ending. —1—I- —I—^- ••-•- *ZM: 3; ^-j-^-tf-i'-J-S^-*-^-*-^ 1-^—^^-^J^JT-]-'- Awake my tongue—awake, my lyre, I -0iS With morning's earliest dawn arise; And saints on earth thy love proclaim. And saints on earth thy love proclaim. To songs of joy my soul inspire, Anil swell your music to the skiea. E 4 With those, who in thy grace abound, To thee I'll raise my thankful voice ; _ While every land—the earth around, Shall hear—and in thy name rejoice. 5 , , ™. ., ~9' , •^-'^T--_ . , . _Lentando, -0-_ Eternal God, celestial King, To all mankind thy love make known, To mankind thy love make known. Exalted be thy glorious name ; .^^E^|i*E®:I:^*^EtE&E5iEpES3-:H=^E-zp:^^^^^ Let hosts in heaven thy praises sing, And saints on earth thy love proclaim. »—^4-^E4^FF-^-+^-*4-h=1^-f:F-bzgz^:i£z^zi:^zlz:tztfiJ:':bzfczti^iJi Church Psalmody, Ps. 57, ith Pi. 46 SLrADE. L.M. I.. Mosoo. f^:tf^^s:rziz^zzti^^xjzir-zyz:jzzziz^jZgz-THz:^rzryz:T^z^:T-zzcz}i^ #=EiE^E^-fe?fefel-^fel?zE^E^^^^ 1. "^ Sweet is the work, my God, my King, To praise thy name, give thanks, and sing, To show thy lore by morning light. And talk of all thy troth at nifht -*z'^ p ;S?a3-E^iiiiliiSl^i.Spi^gjl^lSSisl-^iS= i 2. Sweet is the day of sacred rest. No mortal care shall seize my breast; Oh may my heart in tune be found, Like David's harp of solemn sound. tzP-±^-S.tzid^drz±S.7^XitL-±^ W^ i V- sa AUGUSTA. L.. M. S!E?E3!?E^I*±^l*E§??3^h?E»El*E?E'fe± :iS^; ig^S 1. "p '• Come hither, all ye weary souls. Ye heavy laden sinners, come ; I'll give you rest from all your toils, And raise you to my heavenly home. |pPp|«ig||ES||gg|fi|3Spf5i^ 3. "P Blest is the man, whose shoulders take My yoke, and bear it with delight; My yoke is easy to the neck, My grace shall make the burden light" 4. "f Jesus, we come at thy command ; With fauh, and hope, and humble zeal, Resign our spirits to thy hand, To mould and guide us at thy will. gigf5EgEpE|^EH^fi=^^E^fg;E^pgE^f3^jE|^:qEg^E^f^E^^E3E^ :*EE*E;HE*E;H —z±=^i-^z^z^=i^\;zzSEzz\z^l-lzz^^ % I EL.L,ENTIIORPE. L. M. Llnley. 47 *^z^^^SE..'^^^&§^S^^^J=^fmf^i^^\^-^^^M^W:^^S^ 1. Say, how may earth and heaven unite ? Say, how shall men with angels join ? What link harmonious may be found. Natures discordant to combine ? :sz.zY^ 0-Tg-Z\L!Z g,—i.g.j_^_^«^ ,.1.^. 1—<2X—Z3_,s_5_^-ig_s,i_^ 5,_i_^_a_e,_^_^.i 1_©—j7-i_s_3_ -g-' -g- ff' I I I I ^^*j •-J= 2. Loud let the pealing or • gan swell! Breathe forth your soulin raptures high ! Angels with men in music join j Music's the language of the sky. 5ifc5E^E5|^|i=E^J=3EfE^Egi^E^:i£35Ef^^:f^ aS"c 6 " g 2 S i T- St- PAUL'S. \j.L< . MM. Dr. Green. 2d ending. ( 2. The Lord is God—'tis he alone Doth hfe, and breath and being give : We are his work, and not our own, The sheep that on his pasture live. iipipiip^lg^iipg||ipi||li||ipsfgi;ii •S-J--^ -^ s-X-l-^J-'^-.'S' J-^--^^-l| 1—^ • -^' -^ -^ i^i-.g-t J- 0.-1 l_ii^_s,j..^. 4. !> The Lord is good—the Lord is kind; f. Great is his grace, his mercy sure ; A nd all the race of man shall find His truth from age to age endure r=i=i: T'-~^--~^x T—-• T—-T??--T T-S-r^-T?? r»m-^rS ^T • ^»TlS—. =z?-8:ztd :i-: 6 #-6g 6 87 « « i 6 3-6§ I 87 48 APPL.ETON. Ii. M. [Chanf.l 2d ending. zJtz^zz^z-^-izp^p^z^z:r:t.::^lzf-:Ti:^T7^^ -zzf-^zszpzti^^zjiipizsls^.itzPzpl^^ ~ '^ *~ "—^•~ ~ ' ~ . . . V' . For. '' 1. I f Oh come, loud anthems let ti3 FJDg, Loud thanks tu our almighty King; For we our voices high should raipo. When our salvations rock we praise. —^^--^-'-'-^^-*^^-^s^--^^~*^~^--o^^-»y^-_--z^-^--^--0T-^T^^^_'^^-^ —1=^ 2. Into hid presence let u^ haste, To thank him for his fivors past; To him address, in joyful song. Praises which to his name belong. 8. Oh let us to hi? courts repair. And how ^\iih ad - o - ration there; Down on our knees, devonily, all ^Bcfure the Lord our Maker fall. z=:zf^zi^z:<^zj;=M;zzli^zZz\z\zzzz*^^^ ^ 6 0 .'J^C, 6 87 4 6 - I G 3 S '*''^ TRURO. U.. M. Dr. Bnmey. ^-#: -•-- ~e- '-Z-'\ --XZZZTZZiZsZ. ^=-pd==t.iqzz5z^:pzzizlzqT:qz;jzqizz}zaz—Tizzliza:z|zz]pzziizz=i: !t^^E3r ''-^iszpiSztz -F:=d|:dz^:|^z^zb:|uri}^-4:dz:^gtz^E^^JLz^{gj;*z4gzaE= ^ 1. t f Now to the Lord a noble son Awake, my soul, awake, my tongue; Hosanna toth'e-tor- nal n.ime, And alibis bound - less love proclaim. SE= :^- ^=^=J=fc?zi±z?:±_?z?:±;dzt;iz!::±::izd:d.zP: :a^:±:£^; : \~s-^'\-\-^r^-p-\-tz.dzi :tr 'S'—gr 3. Grace!'tis a sweet, a charming theme, My thoughts rejoice at Jesus* name! Ye angels, dwell upon the sound; Ye heavens, reflect it to the ground. Unison. 6 J 6 ^% %^ % ' O^^^SJ^ |6666G87 STONEPIELD. Ii. M. «""'""'• 2d ending. ^9 ':azSiTfqizlr=p=|=qiz:iT:izqiZT::jTz:z]iz:^ig^zzi-3:zT:zz:zzz T^ZJij zE?i?E^±*-^-i±E=z3: J»?£i|^:IEd:2 ; i*^: :^^ 1. PO all ye people, shout and sing Hosannastoyour heavenly King; Where'er the sun's bright glories shine, Ye nations, prai.-^e his name divine. §iz^^i--z-^i-:^h-z^hl 2. High on his everlasting throne. He reigns almighty and alone; Yet we, on earth, with angela share His kind regard,=:-hi3 tender care. 3. /Rejoice ye servants of the Lord, Spread wide Jehovah's name abroad; Oh praise our God, his power adore. From age to age from, shore to shore. aSl: 664 6 666,'; 64666666577 m^M^^Mimi^^^^^^wm^^^^^^r.BL.ENDON. L.M. Giardini. 1. Great is the Lord! what tongue can frame An honor equal to his name ? How awful are his glorious ways! The Lord is dreadful in his praise ! ?*5zzlz3z-#: : zzXzz^. -z\=:^. :1: jEi|::1=.=SpE||^=|a|ES3lE3E3|^5|^^^ ^EME^ -d—p -d-^- '"'' ^0Z0 ^ .. y "• 3. Vast are thy works, almigh - ty Lord! And nature rests upon thy word; And clouds, and storms, and fire obey Thy wise and all • controlling sway. r-i 1^- SEE: *z?:: -.zdzPz:E E 4. Thy glory, fearless of declinew^^^^^^^^^^^^^m. Thy glory. Lord, shall ev - er shine; Thy praiseshall still our breath employ. Till we shall rise to endless joy. ^*5#E=E=E^r:iE=:|E =#^3>z^-P4:^ thiz3zfzi±z±z±€ztii^zttdzlEpziizP±idzzpizt.zLdzai^ fi5« 646 98 S7 6 87 -^—^O I 7 i [ M. S. H. 7 ] I u l^ 50 BREWER. L<. M. -^^--^^-tl:dz^^zzP4^z^^a-4zdJZ^'^i^f^z^zMfa^^zzfi^ 1./I t With all my powers of heart and tongue, I'll praise my maker in my song; Angels shall hear the notes I raise, Approve the song, andjoin the praise. ±. zztz.-zzz\: d-^-d--—^-^-^d-^-d-d-7;^z9-^-^~^-Z^^d-P—^-°—^ ^^^^-^ z^;^±j^z!L±zii: m 4./I'll sing thy truth and mercy, Lord; 1*11 sing the wonders ofthy word; Not all the works and names below. So much thy power and glory showr. ^z^^^fz 1 Unison, ARNHEIM. Li. M> Altered from S.Holyoke 2d ending. f f The Lord is come—the heavens proclaim His birth—the nations learn his name: An unknown star directs the road Of eastern sagea to their God. 2. All ye bright armies of the skies, Go, worship where the Saviour lies: Angels and kings before him bow. Those gods on high, and gods below. 3. Let dels totter to the ground. And their own worshippers confound,/Zion shall still his glories sing, And earth confesi her sovereign king. -fi- -fi- -—T- e-T- 1—r-TJ5 T T T 1 T.'S'*T:=-'ST-| I-I^TI T^^-^-r-TrS-T r-P-i 87 6 WAYNE. L. M. 51 __,._._. The trumpet swells along the sky: We hear the joyful, solemn sound; The righteous God ascends on high, And.shoutsof gladness echo round. gzzzis^; 4. Loud praises to Jehovah sing, In hymns of joy his love proclaim; Sing praises to the heavenly King, Adore and bless his sacred name 3^z:gz=z;-T^zp:i&qiaqzqizpqiqzz]qi—-IZJ:T-^I^ 4 6 56 6 87 #6 6 6 87 Unison, 6-66 0 6 5 CLYDE. Ii. M. [Clianf.] ^^^^^mi^^^^^s^^^^s^^s^^m^s^:i:m^zimi2d ending. 1. Give to our God immortal praise ; Mercy and truth are all his ways ; Wonders of grace to God belong. Repeat his mercies in your son^ 2. He built the earth—he spread the sky, He fixed the starry lights on high : His mercies ever shall endure, When suns and moons shall shine no mcpre. 4. Give to the Lord of lords renown; The King of kings with glory crown: His mercies ever shall endure. When lords and kings .tre known no more. -S-0-0- T -r-|—I-T ^-S-0-0-^g~m-^- T i-?5-»-»-T-^-^-*-T«- « 6 6 3 6 J 6 6 52 SEMLEY. Ii. M. F. Barthelemon. --^--•^»-1r--h-^:Jzzp£fz£z^J:trJ:aJ:^z2:}z|z*:?|aig i 1. With one consent, let all the earth, To Gml their cheerful voices raise ; Glad homage pay, with awful mirth, And sing before him songs of praise. ^ B^^l"^ ZiZ- za: ~d iSiiiiiliiiliiiiiiii^liEs^ii^ z\zx.-^. \--^^zitz^-^±^z^\z ;2:ei?z±:i: •?^cp^ 4. For he's the Lord—supremely , His mercy is for - ev - er sure ; His truth, which always firmly stood, To endless a - ges shall endure. 3:i^^pzzi^=2ZT:pZ| 5-g-r^: •e—g- ;SEE -\z :(zz ::tzt: '^immm.Hf6 6 :i 6 \l I %% III 4¥i J 6- 04^ g 8-7 '" " i i 6 6 I r EPPINGHAM. li.M. 2(£ ending. The Lord proclaims his power aloud Through every ocean, every land ; His voice divides the watery cloud, And lightnings blaze at his command 9, ^"-^ 0 s_W 0 & 3. The Lord sits sovereign on the flood, O'er earth he reigns forever kin.; : But makes his church his blest abode, Where we his awful "lo - ries sin" z\z-zi •-•4 gjres 6 §8 6 0 7 — -^-ff ^ IIINGTIAM. L. M. ^^ 53 z^^^i^l^B^f:^B'E^-:^l^l^p^ ^ =:2zzzzz2^i€zti±?z£i?<:^l2l?zlzi=4ziEEiz±z:z3^z2^:2tfz?lzz?i?3:p±=E±zzpilrzEt:;zz 1. '^PSweet is the work, my God, my King, To praise thy name, give thanks, and sing. To show thy luveby morning light. And talk of all thy truth at night, And talk of all thy truth at night. —^d-d-d^ -^^s-d^s-'-d^-^—i i^-ci.—J-j^-^_^r^__i H^J__X .x x ± J-J. J._^I©^^_± j_ 2. Sweet is the day of sacred rest—No mortal care ^hal:iMl seize my breastoreast; \j\\Oli may my nearheart in tune boe lounafound., LikliiKe David'uavia ss narharp ofi soieiisolemmn BOUIIUsound., Liki^iKte; i^aviDavid'u ss narharp ofi soiemsolemn soscjtiiidi . ^-#Trzl-Zl-zlr—nr—-r-Mi-lr-—'iro-^T^Tni—-r-1—1—Ir—:sT^z-i=;-B:^i:^=ir=3iLdzJ^d:zJziZ]Zza:;^i^zziz:nT—r-.T":!- "/My heart shall triumph in the Lord, And bless his works—and bless his word; Tliy works of grace—how bright they shine! How deep thy counsels—how divine! How deep thy counsels, &c. % .-,.--- 6., 7 7, 6 .-_..6I6 7 • POMFRET. Ii. M. Altered fVom Cecil. ztj5:"zz~Tzz;iz|zziz3Z_:*is_zl[:zj_zJ:izq—T^zzlrzzjzzj:izq=::$zi-+s-^\-'\'s»-a\o-o-\---G\e\-'^-0\o-m^'^0--0-^Z, ^ iV"/1 I Happy the church, thou sacred place. The seat of thy creator's grace; Thine holy courts are his abode. Thou earthly palace of our God, Thou earthly palace of our God. il|sipi|pi|lgiipi«ili|ifliil '-^±z3^z^^°i°zlE:*fe?i?-*?l?zdI®l _ i^^^^^m^^^^^^^mm^:^^mm^ 2 Thy walls are strendh—and at thy gates A guard of heavenly warriors waits; Nor shall tliy deep foundation move. Fixed on his counsels and his 1 , Fixed 66 0 5 7 6#5 " u tt ^-tm. M % 54 MED^VAY. Ii. M. Arranged from a " Stabat Maler." ;=t:zl:;: ---zq: z3=z^T=jz •^zzdz ^zdzdi —a- '--^-g-thsiz.-?zi:dz:PzZz± .?z?;ii£fS; •g- :az*z' igpaii^.©-^ 3s. a g 1. My Boul inspired with sacred love, God*3 holy name for -ever bless; Of all bis favors mindful prove. And still thy grateful thanks express. z^XzXz^. ^i-d^-d-^dH— d— -d~d-:lpEiyi33liiiiEilii -d-^id-'-'d-^-S: -^—g-^-3)^--^-2i -'-z-^z-d-d-^'o—d-; iiigiip^-d-d ^ zSzfzi^l^g^ggiigiiililiilSligi l :^=2^: /7\ ^ /^ I 3. As far as 'tis from east to west, So far has he our sins removed, :s-Wlio, with a father's rtender breast,—Has such as fear him always loved. zzzz^z ^ • -g—H 21S^ I igiiiiiigigl -«-«• i sffi 6 6 7 ig 1 S 5 SEASONS. Ii. M. Subject from Pleyel. s-n^^rf^^it^^^'^^c;:i:izz:i;zjz ';z4ztz£zt:: gEE|tEEE:S:lE:l:EEt:l:EEEf: e 1. The flowery sprin*, at God's command. Perfumes the air, and paints the land: ThThee summer rays with vivigg - orr shine. To raisr; e the corn, and cheer the vine. .^i=i3E5:fE^; fw-iBz^^B&^ijBf^i^m^m^^^ -®zi- 3, The changing seasons, months, and days Demand successive songs of praise; And be the cheerful hom - age paid, Mith morning light, and evening shade. ^^mimw^i^Mim^i^m^B^m^^^^m4. And oh, may each haimonious tongue In worlds unknown the praise prolong, And in those brighter courts a - dore. Where days and yeara revoWe no more. PIIiESGROVE. Ii. M. N. Mitchell. 55 -^T-fi- ^iS^gilg^lil--+-g-hr+^!^z*f^*z^J-gz* titl : -g-_ gggigfeil^a^ 1. "• Oh render thanks to God above, The fountain of e - ter - nal love; Whos_tztize mercy firm,i through ages past. Has stood, and shall for - ever last. :#3z: itlpip^i3ii^i^i^iiip.iir#ji^iigii •-#: Bz mssmmi^^M^^^^t^MM^mm 2. Who can his mighty deeds express, Not only vast but numberless ? What mor - tal eloquence can raise His tribute of immortal praise. i* ^^T M-rZ-r-r^-r^0-Tfi~0TS—.T •—g'T p pT~p- ^^it: '^- ?2=P-- EI B 57 65 87 6 ee 7 6 4 6 4 565 8 5B5 0 6 7 6 6 5e4s ^'5 ' i « 3 m ^ m " I' ROCKINGHAM. I,. M. T^ '^^- z^zzpz ^zazt:±:!!!z=*zzd=?;J:!?zz?zzE:]: ta!z:?z;?z:f-i:*ztz;tJfcizt-: =t==t ±±zztz:lz-JzE:±:E=?z:?z:£Et:f??ii : m 3. -Thy praise, 0 God, shall tune the lyre. Thy love our joyful song inspire ; To thee our cordial thanks be paid, Onr sure defence—otir constant aid. :&rzz:i=z=z=:i:^==:3zz:i:z—:zzzz=:i:z===:=ziz=:j:==3=q=5; ^m 4. Why, then, cast down—and why distressed ? And whence the grief, that fills our breast ? In God we'll hope, to God we'll raise Our songs of gratitude and praiae. ^SSd^. EE£E: £E^E3z zpzziz :B3EE;t;EE^E?z •*^';S 1 tz^zt t=--t n # gl^sii'^ Arranged from a tone called Hague. 56 L.INDON. Ii. M 2d ending. With one consent, let all the earth. To God their cheerful voices raise ; Glad homage pay, with awful mirth, And sing before him songs of praise. ^-d- p-9^-p- -d— — — »-^-d-d-^-d--'-d p-p-9— ©-±-i2_i_g,-x.,_^_K—±.g—^j-.^-j <^-^^'- 1=]=? p-0 w--~^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -g-sMig; ^S 4. For he's the Lord—supremely good. His mercy is for - ever sure ; His truth, which always firmly stood, To endless ages shall endure. zpzrzziZfT ^^^^^^^^^s^^^^^. 1—F-l—r- I-.S-I i~g -•— DARIEN. Ii. M. liifgiiiis^ggiiigiyESii^iiiigiggjii^^2d ending.g 2. mpSweet is the work, my God, my King, To praise thy name, give thanks, and sing. To show thy love by morning light. And talk of all thy troth at night. jEpz: p-j^-j^ ^d-p^*M-p^d-^-^-^d-^^—^^-d-p-^-d ^-p-^-p-^-d—P^-d—i-J-'ti—i?-a-»-t^_^t^J:!z?_^gi:= ^^zzlz^zg:le=rp^.E3E3EJKEflHE3i ; p;z^z*z*z!!:ItzzE±pC:: 2. Sweet is the day of sacred rest—No mortal care shall seize my breast; Oh may my heart in tune be found. Like David's harp of solemn soundmd. Trt?z^x..-Z\J^Z0ZL_^_^^zz:zzi=zl:i2zqTzz]zz1iz,zqzz:iqzqrarai:iz:pi:zzz—qzzzzz—zi^j_,tqzq_*.iq_^ii—|_i-|—1_. .-5,—p_3_j,_,_: , :p=p: ra=«p: d^q: I—:z^kz5=f=-iE=?It;z=ii-3-t:-i?::=iEzE±£z£f:tz±zJztztzPz J tEtf=^l=t^ i^iEEEi^E^:: it?: 6 'i § ^ u ^ \% ^ 5 5 87 ADMAH. Ii. M. 57 :%Ei===*:|:ppE*E^J:»E^E^rJ{EiE1E3E5p£^^ !~5bzz=c=±::±4zzUzpzb:±£ztizzz*:iztzz3z?z?:±:cz:tzt:l;[zz:|zztz:±£z:EzE:±=ztzz;z= 1. ' I Bless, O my soul, the living God, Call home my thoughts that rove a - broad; Let all the powers within me join. fcz=^z&=3EJi:T=PqEjE=Ep3ES ±zpz^zz^±z:^-=^zt-±z»z^zz^z±z^^^ 2. Bless, 0 my soul, the God of grace: His favors claim thy highest praise: Let not the wonders he halh wrought •^^—J^d'T-g-^^^j-T^^^^^^^^T^^^l^^^^T-g^^^-T-i-^^^T^^^^-T^^l^^J z:T:izEzz:i:z]zzlzzzz:i--inqq| -S:~3—2—d T-drg-»-^- -9-p-±Zi-^^-»-P^- -h—l—t-t•"—~^-0-^-s—^-»••\—a-\-^i~^—^- -r--^-o-\-0-^-^-0-\~g-M^ :i:^zfzz*^3^;t:?Z-.zzzt::i;zz"z?zi^±z?iJztzz!z;I£z:EzE:£tz;»z_:i;tz:lzzt3±z?zJzrzzt=:p^ 4. / Let every land his power con - fess;ss,, Let all the earth a dore his grace: Jly heart and tongue with rapture join. •9^:S:zE z^—zpz iii^ 1 :p=;t=; £E£E:!:E ;i;iil i^ S 'b ti .^_ -©-•- z:?z^Ezz^- r=iB= z«: IJE^E^JEJE^EJi^E- • _^_ZZe; - "p:;z-^zzz=^:|::|^• : jzzzt titzzztztz: itz SJE iii 1 In work and worship so divine, Let all the powers with - in join, In work and wor - ship so divine. --*- a=5i 3=1g—g-f-g--»-f-g ) J—g—I——g)-J-a^-g--—«-i-2(—51-I- s,—J~ Be lost in silence and forgot, Let not the wonders he hath wrought Be lost in si - lence and forgot. ^T^. -sizzdz ^t^E^:i£EEr: liliii^is^l zsziz m In work and worship so divine, My heart and tongue with rap - ture join, In work and wor - ship so divine. 0-r-P-»- ~" S:ifz ?5=?2: zpzizpz ^-^:i:S=*E^iz^: t=t: P- ,tfeE^-EE:SEE ztz llE 3 3 a S 3 t :P=I S 33 33 83 65 i • S s § [ M. S. H.—8 ] 58 SHELRURNE. Ii. M. '^fE3pE^ffl-'EgE^|:=3E-ifEiEif^3E3E3^^^^ Pzz%z?I*z!?i±!^z^zffiztfcJzEicz^izzzz*i»*z^±SzJz^±!E^:I±zztl*z^ 1. 311-God, how endless is thy love! Thy gifts are every evening new; And morning mercies from above, Gently distil like earlj 1 2. Thou spread'st the curtains of the night. Great Guardian of my sleeping hours; Thy sovereign word restores the light. And quickens all my drowsy powers. ^-^~0 3. J yield my powers to thy command. To thee I consecrate my days; Perpetual blessings from thine hand Demand per- petual songs of praise. e^*^ ^VINDHAM. Ii. M. Read. -g—-g- »—#—g—g-+-#—•—s-l-,_ . ,'-P—m—g- t-z^z£EI :Jzt:f:CzE:t ^ 3 -0—0- i^iiiilt=:pzrz--t-±:^z:tzzl::Jztz : ^ 4=' i l=at;5E5=33i|33EijE3pazaZ-3p5Zazaf5pEgl|g^lg^ :.£=3t Broad is the road that leads to death. And thousands walk to • gether there ; But wisdom shows a narrow path, Wiih here and there a traveller fcfc^z:|lg =-^— g—g- e-*3zz?2z ZfCZZ^^Z ^=3^^Egr|:^£3ziE^^z*=:^z:3:iE^|:pc:^gz:g:f$E.^E^j^^j^ES^£^aS —z^ztzz. J L—E 1- |z=?zz:t±lz:it:z:*=t=^fcEEj^|±?±ttz£zt& t * I 6 6 I 7 '^^^^^mmn^^im^^^w^mm^miTATNAIili. Ii. M. Altered tiom Orland. 59 1. Jesui shall reign where'er the sun doth his successive journeys run; His kingdom stretch from shore to shore. Till moon shall wax and wane no more. Till moon shall wax and wane no more J=3p:3p5{^E=^gEEgE=E{E§E53:3{33j[i3=^^ 4;3:3;?iq;gfa:dI.-^z33j^tii^t3=3z±?Jzf:»;?kz:?±z*=?z:Iz£zdzi:ij/fix-g- -g- -g 0- -~ ^ a a ._^ --_ J ^^c -g- -g- -g 0- ^ ^ -—' » ' -g- .. . _. .. . ._.... _ 5. Let every creature rise and bring Glory and honor to our King: While angels strike their lyres again. Earth shall respond the joyful strain—Earth shall respond the joyful strain. Unison. 6 6 ^ t % ^"^ ^ 6 66 6 6 43 6 65 6 |7 MENDON. Ii. M. (^3E3^^I-i^rjE^|=EaE^E3Ep45ES@=r^f^ ^z±P.:*ztz±^\zziz!Ez\z±-Jzz^-^zP^--it±±±^ |5EE5E5pE5j^paEaE55Ej|EE?eEaE3ESf3E5}3ES3EgE5^ P:3jzii^z?:I:£z*:i:3z3:t:fzE3zJzfztI3z?:±z£;=*;I::?zEl:*z*z?:£.fz*^ f * Oh praise the Lord in that blest place, From whence his goodness largely flows ; Praise him ia heaven—where he his face Unveiled in perfect glory shows , . . .*—~^ A . ir~-^—^ \W=0=pr Jz^zpz^ tii^ztz:pEp4-^ g iliztttiztJ: ^iij^i^gi?t : t? « 3 6 56 I r 60 WAL.TON. Ii. M. =5ESEHE:p£5ESi^S£3E3^3^p£3£3Ef:}:iE;i£iEpEH=^ J:ibzcz±;?z-cz:tz-£:Iizz;?z;?zJz?z£»z:»z.?z£:f:zz-z;zzJz?zI;*zzzztz:?-i;t:=i:=£zd=c=±i=:*^ . 1. O coiHe, loud anthems let us sing, Loud thanks to our almighty King! For we our voices high should raise. When our salvation's rock we praise. S^=l£=3£aE3:E£=££ElE=EJ££=£E£5:fzE:=^^ @zS:zizi:iz:gz:^z:i^:I:9z:jz:gzJzzj:±j:z3:z^:z^:f:jzjz:;jzJzgzI:gz:gz:gz:g:Lfz:g *^ 0 -g- -pi- -0- -jJ- '=' w C ||Eg^£S£3:3^=^pE:i£^3EaE|:SE-:=E3:fS£3E3E3E£pE:-S ^ •z:?z:±±;fz--t=1zz3z?z±;t:iz3z:?;±;?:Siz:?zJz?z±izz-£z:Ez:p±£z£z£z3zEzJ£z^^ i 2. Into his presence let us haste. To thank him for his favors past; To him adress, in joyful song, Praises which to his name belong. -=]=i=;^=i :qz:z=:fSZ3|zazi:-z:»z£:z-:r:zz:qz:^ZT|z? ail^E^zii^z^pzi^E :i]: -—»—I—g zzz^z^zf-*---t=.__£E£i££SE3E?Ei;?E^E£z:- - ??E:zE:^EfeEltEtE:z£t:l-t£?E£E3E^ n^ 6 6 ^ \ 6 6 ff5_ I ' I^VNN. Ii. M. Ii. Mason. 2d ending. f&3lEE3SBfEpSEggEiliE^ppp£3fEE^E^^^^ -^•zzzpz ®.-^;€:±fz?±?z?±?z?tS±zI=z=EizzfzzLf!zpz?izl.t=:f:zz;?t?zzi5z?£?:l[z:tzz=::E ziimgi 1. P Lord, thou hast searched and seen me through Thine eye commands with piercing view. My rising and ray resting hours, My heart and flesh with all their powers.. .s,-_s-- ®-5'_5_.^_c- S'-iz-- " ^^d-d^a•^-^ o ZsZ -e- ggj'-g-3 '"'~ZZ:^~7Z'~^~ZZZ '—»~'—^^^'V. Within thy circling power I stand. On ev^ry side I find thy hand: '"/Awake— asleep—at home—abroad, I am surrounded still with thee. -:J:q:FE3iEEaf=qfEl£E=E={E^=3pE^Fp:p^E||^ .^^-A^z?±?.zsA^^\s^-.?A.zzzz\zlz^zz?±z?z^si^ 3Zi: ••g-SJ'gJ =ztz:: W^lfM 5. 4/Oh may these thoughts possess my breast. Where'er I rove—where'er I rest; Nor let my weaker passions dare consent to sin for God is tliere. a!3E2: zzzl^:zziT= ,T===5^a:iz=: szd. &t:lzz^±5I?±ra=i±zzzztz: i" I 6 - WINCHESTER. Ii. M. Dr Croft. 2d ending. 61 E53|E5P^g3pE^-3IEEaEEgSE^i=3 t^;?:ffzciz=C:±zzf±*z*zil?:±£z?ifzE±tqzz?fzi1./My soul, thy gjeat Creator praise; When clothed in his celestial rays:, He in full majesty appears. And like a robe his glory wears. :SEg{EE^IEE^p:3-:E:p=Pqf-3E=|Ep ^zf±^z^i^zdi^i-{EA-^-±zzpi-=^^^^ ^pSSfEE^jE^ig-SE^EE^fiSEE l-SLz^±zz 1. •'J^ Deep in our hearts let us record. The deeper sorrows of our Lord ; Behold the rising billows roll. To overwhelm his holy MJUI. E^j:sE3i;i3Eiaf^j3EgEj|;^^^^ -g- -g- ^ -0- -g- "H" 2. "^ Yet gracious God, thy power and love Have made the curse a blessing prove ; Those dreadful sufferings of thy Son Attoned for crimes which we had done. zyk ziz^;zz~zizzrzfz:^zztz^zizzzzizzzizzpz~izizz=zTp^z^ =Izqzz izlz-zzlzztT ^z^zrgz 3. ^-f Ohcf-E^^iiE^fefe^feEgEgEfe^ for his sake our guilt forgive— And let the mourning sinner hve ;^-=:The Lor^d will hear us in his name, "••/ Nor shall our hope be turned to shame. ::*zjK^-T:^zpzq=iz^T^EjBzgz:-:T:izzz-z:|z;;zf:qzqz:^=iZ|z-zz;^qzT;:z^zqz 62 WAKEFIELD. L. M. 2d ending. iHiliiiil^fiigigSil^ 1. Come, weary souls, with sin oppressed. Oh come! accept the promised rest: The Saviour's gracious call obey, And cast your gloomy fears away. iteHzzlj }z^-:s.idzd iiggiigia^^ig.sgiifejf£zi±fftggii liiliJgilSiSilggiilg^iilli^l^it^ 3. Here mercy's boundless ocean tlowi, To cleanse your ^uilt—and heal your woes ; Here's pardon, life, and endless peace—How rich the gift!—how free the grace ! — — -rg • .« -g- '^ =3£lE^Ei:EEE:M'iEp^E3ej^=L=n: *=T ^SlElSiiiS^il se %i•' "I i bg etetfi 66 6 7 J 6 I 7 Holdrad. Sioto. M^ELLS.* I.. M. aii^ji^g|gg^ii^s^£|gi^feig;;gE§£^ii^f^^^|gg^gIz?:±:?z;zz;:^zzz±±zr=:!±tc:l:±=!!zzt=t:±i::=t=±:=tt;ir=i'=?=^:izz=zzz^t] 1. Life is the time to serve the Lord, The time t'insure the great reward ; And while the lamp holds out to burn, The vilest sinner may return. z^-=x WI^^^M^^^^^^^^^^M-9~PZ -g—' lii^i? --zii ^^^^mmm^^^M^^^^:;z*z 2. Life is the hour that God hath given T'escape from hell and fly to heaven: The day of grace—and mortals may Secure the blessiniis of the day. e^;^-g [Z0zz—zzz:zr.i.0-p—Lj==Pf:j=j::^=:^iqz:d:=^^z:^==5=r=zp:i:iz:*zz:t|=^-l--# :q=z:zi:T:zc=t::i= =6S5:f:EEt::!E:=:t:EE:EE:3^?i^E:*EiEEEl!^E^Effil:?EE^E7 7 0 7 6 Ei t 7 C 7 7 07 6 ^1766 67 • The air of this tune is found in tho old Choral Books as far back ai the time of Luther; it was originally written in notes of equal length. UXRRIDGE. Ii. M. II. Mason. 63 ^^l§iiiil"^^?ili^iiilSil^iiiSi^Eii 1. The heavens declare thy glory Lord, In every star thy wisdom shines ; But when our eyes behold thy word, We read thy name in fair - er lines. E^zi ^^M^^m^^^^^^^^^^Mi^^'S^. 5. —Great Sun of Righteousness arise ! Oh bless the world with heavenly light! Thy gospel makes the simple wise : Thy laws are pure—thy judgments right. 5l5EE:l£E^EEEi:i5E^fEEEiEEfe££E?£*if£EEEii3EEfe^ 6^2 66^ ^6 6 ^ 064 66687 3 CLINTON. L. M. wmmBw^^M^mMmm^mm^M^m^^i1. M Salvation is for - ever nigh The souls who fear and trust the Lord ; And grace, descending from on high. Fresh hopes of glory .shall afford. qzz1:q^q:qT: ^liSSIIgSliJlfil^^sgg i2Z*ii. llilliiiiliiiiisl!: 3. His righteousness is gone before, To give us free access to God; Our wandering feet shall stray no more, But mark his steps and keep the road. %%ll581 9 8» 6 6 6fel4 6 66 4# 6"• %%l%6879 S&^i S8-i 8I« BT ' 64 RERNARD. Ii. M. [Cliant.l ^z4z?z£ziF;?=?;J!?zirEzE3ztzz:tzit::±:puz:?Ef*;;z|zI:z3ztzz:tzt:it=-t:fcz4z:f:z-d 1. Zion, awake! thy strength renew. Put on thy robes of beauteous hue ! Church of our God, arise and shine. Bright with the beams of truth divine. EfE:i=jz--ziiE=tiEt3|E3E3-^J: --g-g<- -g—si- h4rj±z:MzzM±:dTZjL±-dzz?zt^Ei2. Soon shall thy radiance stream afar. Wid z?z:"z;?:e as the :heathe n nations are ; Gentiles and kings thy light shall view : All shall admire and love thee too. -g—i-l EilSEEElEEEHE^ 87 6 6 6 6 87 4 liYMAN. Ii. M. {im^mmwmmmmmmim^^mm^^I. Jesus demands the voice of joy, Loud through the land let triumph ring ; His honors should your songs employ, Let gloriou.s praises hail the King. ifHa-aipji-^riliiTiliiiiillii -g--o- 4. Oh bless our God, ye nations round ; People and lands, rehearse his name : Let shouts of joy through earth resound. Let every tongue his praise proclaim. fz A SS88B86 886 4 - I DUKE STREET. L,. M. J. Hatton. 65 :z:a:=ztzt:±t=t:zi:fzzpzL:±zz3z?z?zt:tzzt:£gz-:l=:Jztztzzc:±:6zztziE£=^z±=Jztzt=ti:i?zt.ztz£ 1. I ' Lord, when thou didst ascend on high. Ten thousand angels filled the sky ; Those heavenly guards around thee wait. Like chariots, that attend ihy state. mzz^.sz^z^-Izdzzziz^z»ztiziz^zdzPzizhdzdzh^zhs±Bz^zBiz^:^zdz±^^^^ ^ '^—' -g-0-0- -0-y '—' ^ -- fef.|^E^E^TiEpgE&gEpE;,Ep:f|E5^}=^^^ ®zz5L-iz!!zz:±:tzzEtz±£zEE:fzElztzzt=t:l:E=t=irz?:tl3z?z?z»;I*:*zt£ft:tzzz5t?:^ 4. Raised by his Father to the throne. He sent his promised Spirit down, With gifts and grace for reb - el men, That God might dwell on earth again. 67 6 6 4 6 6 6 87 % « % % §- 3 3 AliliERTON. Ii. M. \y. BeastaU. f^-gzzijnl—_ 1__ :1 ./=^_^__ _ 1—_ -^_-,.-=i. ,*=v- .- . Yf ©T^i—T 1 '-^~0—\&,-J-,g'- r .'^^-i- r '—•— |^SE?fe 1. 'T Bless, O my soul, the living God, Call home thy thoughts thai rove abroad; Let all the powers within me join. In work and worship so divine. zA^. dM iilg:iiii?^:3i •zxA^L^ 4./Let every land his power confess. Let all the earth adore his grace : My heart and tongue with rapture join, In work and wcivlup so divine. e^-Szz^z: iiiiii^i^iiiisisiipisiii^iiiil^ii'iisii^ zEfe:2:=E: ^6 6 J 7 \l % ^- " 1^ 1^ sa " 3 §i «° 2 ^ [ M. S. II.—9 ] 66 BRENTFORD. L. M. 2d ending. 1. Lord, when my thoughts delighted rove Amid the wonders of thy luvr. Sweet hope revu'Cb my droop - ing heart. And bids intruding fears depart. 2d Treble. ^^ Alto. 3. Be all my heart, and all my days Devoted to my Saviour's praise ; And let my glad o - bedience prove How much I owe—how much I love. ' » I 87 6 I g ^6 6~^ g -^ "^ ROTHWEIili. Ii. M. =i*i ^-4* ^=itm.s is?H? 1 I. I I/Praise ye the Lord—let praise employ. In his own courts, your songs ofjoy ; The spacious firmament around Shall echo back the joyful sound, Sliall echo back the joyful sound. t,-3:^f^^z4HEqiJiqi:4=EiEElSzjiza:q|^:jfaJqz:jEqIzfzt-E z^ifezff^z*i?t^f2d:^i^=:*i?=:?i^i«^±^*fdzi±izif-i:*i*^13k^ z» [2:^1: 0^ 3. Awake the trumpet's lofty sound. To spread your sacred pleasures round; Awake each voice, and strike each string. And t^tlTe solemn organ sing. And to the solemn organ sing 4. Let all, whom life and breath inspire. Attend, and join the blisifui choir; But chiefly ye, who know his word. Adore, and love, and praise the Lord! Adore, and love, and praise the Lord. 6 6 6| 7 ^ e or. ^ 6 0 43 35 ""^ §rt ^^|'»^^ SHOELt. Ii. M. Altered from Shoel. 67 ^^^tpzK}JpE|t=z*E:^r^^5=Etp|*-:£t:J^|p^ :z-±:Mzh\zzl^±^ziizi^t£F^Pz~^-ii-i^-Qzid^z^^^ f 2d Treble. =f5aE5|5ESiES3aiE={33B33fSii^=f^5^^ :4;rHz:i^:±i^zIz*z:y*±i;d3J!=±_=a?I:?z:#?±fz«tJ:g:?zffizrTt»?iNow shall the trembling mourner come. And bind his sheaves, and bear them home; The voice, long broke with* sighs, shall sing. Till heav'n with hal - lelujahs ring. ^%fe-lEE^EfEtE*:lEaEg£EEf£EEfei^%fe^ 6 7 87 6 ,7 06 67 ORFORD. li.M. ^;T=]'^E=i; E^:iEf3 2. Oh ' warm my heart with ho - ly fire, And kindle there a piu'e desire : Come, sacred Spirit, from above, And fill my soul with heavenly love. ^Z^ZZZiZT^ZZiZiliZiZZZZ ^liEtEE^EEHE^ gEelEEEEiEEEiEEiS-tlEEEiEEfeESEEEEEfeiSEEEEfezk n n I n u n u u 85 S ' Beethoren. 68 Adagio Sostenuto e Piano. GERMANY. L. M. i^:5^Eif^S: :BZ*: iiimiEliiiilill I^S z:zb.o:zzzzzz:i:zz-: s:t?zizqzjzzzzJzE: :pipilli3^lp|fliiiiilaiiillz?:t:^z^! Softly the shade of evening falls Sprinkling the earth with dewy tears; While nature's voice to slumber calls. And silence reigns amid the spheres. z^^'a'E--'-^' i:zEiE*E=E^ -g—»-4—I ,-^^. .ztiz^: EiS:ilig3iiS^I^Ezlz§l^ ^;zb___ -g—#- —4»-4 ^ 6 0 65 - 7 - 6 766 5 36 5 ------r 6-76 65 6 4676 3 HEIiAM. Ii. M. «Zi piiliElliiigilljgiiJ^igigiiSiEiESiiiglg:E: nztzj i 1. My opening eyes with rapture see The dawn of thth y returning day ; My thoughts, 0 God, ascend to thee, "While thus my early vows I pay. ^ f^ 1^ ' --—-p-^P±»^-d-p'^Pfzz^t~d-^-^--^^-*^zZ~zi^--^^^ 2, Oh bid this trifling world retire. And drive each carnal thought away ; Nor let me feel one vain desire— One sinful thought—through all the day. i^JEiJSpEg-lSE^fEiEJE^I^E^ji^ES -=4z*;i*jz»±;^zz:lt:Ez?Etzzlztz;±^zz±^ziif**z*±fziJzS;±:dza^fi^zzEE|zztf!z^^ 4. /Then, to thy courts when I repair, My soul shall rise on joyful wing, The wonders of thy love declare. And join the strains which angels sing- Sb|b5E?eE3|3Efe?|SE3E^l£E: I =±z Az*:±:?z:f±:€E:t:Ez£f zf=Jzz:i:z= 2? \^ % '' 1% III % -%m %l % S ' li HEBRON. Ii. M. 69 ^W :^¥z0-z;^zp:3§'S^:^^z^l:m~^^^ -r.-±fzzt—7-7-i: p-d--i-f-i-\—*-l—P-f-r-i—° i'^-T-^-' =<-?-* °+°-Tlh—i 1—|-T P—TnA*^ 1. Thus far the Lord hath led me on. Thus far his power prolongs my days ; And every evening shall make known, Some fresh memorial of his grace, /7\ ;zzEI~z:zqz-^|qE:q--zJzz!:|jjz^=|z::1z:S:z]:EqE3z:rfEjz:^^^ ::§;=3•.z^z±zt-z^-z^zz^zizizzizz^ziTl3izzizzdzz?-±^.^^z3^z -•—M~*— 3!., I 1* my body down to sleep ; Peace is the pillow for my head ; While well appointed angels keep Their watchfuwatchful stations round my bed. ^^s^^^^^^^^^^^m^^s^^^^^^C\ iT\ '^ i. Thus, when the night of death shall come. My flesh shall rest beneath the ground, And wait thy voice to break my tomb, With sweet salvation in the sound. 5Lfc5E3ES -PZZZ pi l>-Q-g-T-<>—< .-©-.. 5 § 7 6 I 7 6 65 izz 1 Legato e Piano. VTARD. Ii. M. 2d ending. 4 ^-^§=g-#-ff^=gfi=gTgJ-»42^—a F-Srz* zi=pz Ez5bztzizzE±rztEzt±t=Jzt:&z?: t=t IW^^^^lWi^^^M^^MWMMM 3m^^i^^^^^m^^^W^^^^^^^-. yThere is a stream whose gentle flow Supplies the city of our God! Life, love, and joy still gliding through. And watering our divine abode. ErSizii^: ^^m^m^m^mmmm^^mK^m -gJ- 4. —That sacred stream—thine holy word. Supports our faith—our fear controls : fSweet peace thy promises afTord, And give new strength to fainting souls. —rfi-. a:^#r33E3I-^E-2faE3z3fez'pzrztz+« f -g-0-0- t=t: £ti± -fa ±z^ 6^0 T 6 0 Q Q 87 70 HANOVER. Lr. M. :j=:^ -h^^- zd. P^|E ::7js: mz fz±t: ^ tzz:t=:: i Let repenting rebel live; Are not thytfzEi mercies zlarg e and free ? May not a sinner trast in thee ? 1. 'WShow pity. Lord—O Lord, forgive, f!\ -0-9- ^ '—d-'-d-d-'-d-d -d-^-d d-'-^-T^'-d-'-dr- -d-^-d-d-'-d-d- So let thy pardoning love bem found. 2, My crimes are great—but can't surpass The power and glory of thy grace : Great God, thy nature hath no bound. ?=]: E3J3iEii:i3E|i: zsLz:: :3 :^=*s: iillilliiiiailgllllliiil 1^ |gg ^si 1 4. My lips, with shame, my sins confess, Against thy law—against thy grace: Lord, should thy judgement grow severe, I am condemned—^but thou art clear. TN /?> /7\ ^ m^smmwMwi^^im^^mmG " »'6 6 # « #5 6 #6 6 # SUNDERIiAND. Ii. M. Altered ttom Babylon. iP^^wmim^Mm^m^^^^i-3-1 m 1. ''-•roh turn, great Ruler of the skies. Turn from my sin thy searching eyes. Nor let th' offences of my hand Within thy book recorded stand, :?r$E: 2. Give me a will to thine subdued ; A conscience pure—a soul renewed ; Nor let me, wrapt in endless gloom. An outcast from thy presence,roamm. ite5HEgE^3Egi5E533ES=Eii=^E=I^3E%^ i=^z?:tfz:^z:zz:f:in!:Siz:?i3z?:±:tzztzz-E=3z:ta=z:?z:L3; a^EE p^£^1 -*iN^'m 3. Oh let thy Spirit to my heart Once more his quickening aid impart; My mind from every fear release. And soothe my troubled thoughts to peace, •^ a "^ "^ /^ p—0- ga^E? SEt iiiil: i 6 # 6 6 ^m 6 If I f 'V% T~¥" SURREY. li.M. costeuow. 71 ZfZlZ^Z0. mi O i ztEEiiEEi: i^E^ '^^m^i^m^mm^M^^m^-d " V -•i*-l^g -d- 1. Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord, we love, But there's a nobler rest above ; To that oiu longing souls aspire. With cheerful hope—and strong desire. -g—0- zzzi ^ ^66 87 i®l- a " ® ^'' « % 5 2d ending. No more fatigue—no more distress. !z5zfziz_*zzzz!z:i:?ztlzpz[zz^-izf=±=ztzztazztzt::idz=x= Nor sin, nor death shall reach the place; No groans shall mingle with the songs. tzb:zz;zq:zz Which warble from immortal tongues. 5*±: 3 No rude alarms of raging foes, No cares to break the long repose ; ~ war - ble from im - mortal tongues. No midnight shade—no clouded sun— But sacred, high, eternal noon. rjHr-f- 4 Thine earthly Sabbaths, Lord, we love; But there's a nobler rest above; To that our longing souls aspire, "Szihzzpz^ With cheerful hope, and strong desire. —fe-h-h-: l^lg^^flp? Church Pialmody, Hy. 454. I? r s g" 72 QUITO. Ii. M. Who is this stranger in distress. That travels through this wilderness ? Oppressed with sorrow and with sin On her beloved Lord she leans, On her beloved Lord she leans. ZZilZ^ZpztZZZTZ.ZZiLpZZiZ-T-T-JlT^Z4^I^Z\ZfZil^ Ti 6« 4% 6 65 43 6.2 6 gs *a 4 6 4 65 6 4 87 fi.5 7 J4 6 6 61 ^5 CADOT. Ii. M. 2d ending. "I:zzz;zz:3EE:i:Ez^^=E:i:i:iz^z1zp:I:/ffz:3 -±b Ei:?z*z5:3zf:i:»zzzzz?;hrzzzz:iztz:lzzz:? -0—0 '•^While life prolongs its precious light, Mercy is found—and peace is given; But soon—ah soon! approaching night Shall blot out every hope of heaven. —IrvTz: 5. —Now God invites—how blessed the day! How sweet the gospel's charming sound! "J'Comc, sinners, haste—oh, haste away, While jet a pardoning God is found 6S3 " 5 2 ^ 6 b - 6 6^ - "~ 6^ 6 i -"-4--^-' PARNSWORTH. L. M. 73 iiiigli.!liiliii-3liiiiliilg—0-i-g- w^^^^mm 1. Give thanks to God—he reigns above; Kind are his thoughts—his name is love; His mercy ages past have known. And ages long to come shall own. -*i-p- -d- ' ^ is 0 -0 ^ -pp-p- -d- mtmiM'^m^m^^^^^mm^mm^^^/Oh let the saints with joy record The truth and goodness of the Lord! How great his works! how kind his ways. Let every tongue pronounce his praise. % «| a 6 6 6^ 7 J e_ ^ « =»| 6 g5 65 § HAMBURG. L. M. Arranged from a Gregorian Chant. 2d ending. tzfe ESEE3: '•- -g-P-0 |ZE52:;?Z*ZZ-J: iT/l I Kingdoms and thrones to God belong ; Crown him, ye nations, in your song • His wondrous name and power rehearse; His honors shall enrich yonr verse. Slow and soft. hzi ^i-g-0-:^Zt-g-P^0LZ&-0^L.sZJ-g-0-0Tg..0^Tc,-ZZlT^Zl.g-0^,T.g-U)g^0ZL.a^0^^lgZMZg-0-0ZL..^-^^^ -d- ° ^^-^ ^* ° -®- -®- -d- -SI- -®- ^^^m^mm^wm^f^mw§mm^^mwmm:2. He rides and thunders through the sky, His name, Jehovah, .sounds on high : Praise him aloud ye sons of grace ; Ye saints, rejoice before his face. 3. God is our shield—our joy—our rest; God is our King—proclaim him blest: When terrors rise—when nations faint. He ts the strength of every saint. Slow and soft. ^^z^z^^'E^E^^^S^'E^izs-Tfizwzphiz^^^^ zz*rli^ztzt=tFtS±:E=:?-4=J«:=tfc=taEEld£zt=?:tt^ 6^6 ^ S§ i §t M "^^ la 87 6 7 6 f [ .M. S. H.—10 J 74 DOUGLASS. C. M. iiil^iill§iSggieilE^i^l^=^Sl=^l^l 1. To thee, my righteous King and Lord, My grateful soul I'll raise ; From day to day thy works re - cord, And ev - er sing thy praise. i=;=p;i =]: ^ ttzz^z^ g+g- '^i: M^^^^^^^IM: ^^. 6. /Throughout all a - ges shall endure Thine everlasting reign ; Thine high do min - ion, firm and sure, For • ev er shall remain. g=P—^T--.—r—:^. e^Lb-^zipz szpz l=^zh2:z;tz:I grEEgl?gil-^iig! ;^i;^iii s 6 0 2 7 666 7 m 87 Stanley. IVARWICK. C. M. 2d ending. SZLW^ I—g+-K—g-4-g-I-(~ \-t-s-p-- -g-g-tg-4-i-h4i-s b::-^-?ic5:^i?EEtz't;?:izt:i:tz=,t:: fg 1. Lord, in the morning thou shalt hear, My voice ascend - ing high ; To thee will I direct my prayer. To[•ztzztzzitzztzzinzSEEIEt thee lift up mine eye : g'^-g—g-'g-£/^-*-H^ I - - ^ Nor dwell at thy right hand. 3. PThou art a God, before whose sight The wicked shall not stand ; Sinners shall ne'er be thy delight. m0-P- 4. ""/But to thy house will I resort. To taste thy mercies there; I will frequent thine holy court, . . • -=. And worship in thy f ^Lbr %zsl-pzpziazz\Vzz^lzo^zpz -zzz^-b^l:tz\zzitzzdlz^.MzziZizz ZiZZtZCZZlZZ 8 f. ••» 5S7 5 - g- 3g5 r. 3.^ 66 I 87 6 3 66 0 4 a « 8 5f 2? WESTFORD. C. M. I>. Mason. 75 iiS^iiligilgiSligiiii^llli^ilfiEliliSiilll 1. Come let us join our cheerful songs. With angels round the throne, Ten thousand, thousand are their tongues. But all their i^ .y? are one. But all their joys are one. m^M^mm^^m'^^m^m^^mmmm-s--d- -d- 3. Jesus is worthy to receive Hon - or and power divine ; And blessings, more than we can give, Be, Lord, forever thine. Be, Lord, forever thine. 5. The whole creation join in one To bless the sacred name Of him who sits upon the throne, And to adore the Lamb, And to adore the Lamb. SLbziSrpz^zpzpzp-iz^z^z: •,-3rfi— -±zii^iz ztztl-t: • ^iiii^l^lgi:i?iiiiligg?§igiiii^ 65 %l 6 SfelJ 3 76 65 Voice or Organ. % 6 08 6 87 CANTON. C. M. 2d ending. E!;;|3eE^:fiE5{gE3iftef:iEs^^^^^ f:^^'?.-±z?ztztzzz?zt±.zz'?±-^z^tzzz'^^^ 1. -VBehold thy wailing servant. Lord, Devoted to thy fear; Remember and confirm thy word. For all my hopes are there. -g-i-3J-J-1-1-g-»-g-^-g -o- 4. Didst thou not raise rayfaith , O Li'nl ? Then let thy truth appear: "/Saints shall rejoice in my reward, Aid trust as well as fear. «\ ff< ITS -a- ts ZZXZpZ3ZZ^Z-\ e±E£ 5=:^: z^z Tipz::??= F ±fc& tz:;^gz tz±zi -g-g iii i^ b 6^ b 6 fe( -" 6 76 CLIFFORD. C. M. ^zz:§:zp-|—r-z i^ii-l^Js^ff^iliii^lls^i 1. Sing to the Lord in joy - ful strains. Let earth his praise re - sound; -• Let all the cheer- ful na- - tions ^-b- 5E:aE :i miEEl^E-^IEi^jE^E E ^zE^: ;*z::?z±=--aiz zzdzz E=zE3E3=?2z±tzU±ES±ztzztz=t= iz: 2. Thou ci - ty of -z=i^;±zz:^zz=»!;±zz2Szzzlz2tEthe Lord! be gin The ; u - ni - versal song, And let the scat - tered vil • la • Z-BS^ Ez:2:ztzz£z3z: & 3. Till midst the strains of dis - tant lands, The is - lands sound his praise; Anc d all, combined, with 1 ^ fl a. a. giri M5 K mnat lati n -P » M W^l im l^^iS^^ig^Et=t== t ISIS join— Let all the cheer ful na - tions join To spread his glo - ry round— To spread his glo - ry round. -(,^z*ziz:^|:qz:ti^f:g^^:^pr*:P*E^Zi^f9Ei3|Ejzf=jrz=1:p=:z1:|zf^E5E^ z^zztz^z* ia ges And let the scattered vil la - ges The cheer - ful notes prolong;— The cheer - (al notes pro long;— iMm^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^. cord— And all, combined, with one ac - cord, Je - ho - vah's glories raise— Je - ho - vah's glo . ries raise, r-fi T^T^. fi T-fi att ^iiiiig^jt^-ig =g=:=:?5= -«- 66 15 m NEWTON. C. M. 77 zz\zz^ 'ZZ^tZpZZfT- ^^m^^^^^^m^^^^^^. z:*iztzz:[z--: m 1. I'll bless the Lord from day to day ; How good are all his ways! Ye humble souls that use to pray. Come help my lips to praise. S55 5. O love the Lord, ye saints of his; His eye regards the just; How greatly blest their portion is. Who make the Lord their trust! S^b^aE^:i=^E•:TgEi:^:^z•E*:; :z:*z4z:?z±liztzEi±z!z:i:[izEzEz Hiiiillgli 'M^^^^mmmi 6 6 7 53 4 6 6 « z I 31 1 NOTTINGHAM. C. M. 2d ending. S5=iEE:i^E3i:a=i^5J:iE:fE=E:p:|:=^3|. i:==-lf~j=zci:qzqzqzq:Tz::Tr-z]izlzc-zjixqzzlz: : i^aiillsiiS^^iz-tzti z :E itE^Et3E?l-zEz^E^-i=EHizE.-=Jf Z 1. ^To God, our strength, your voice, aloud. In strains of glory raise ; The great Je hovah— Jacobs God, Exalt in notes of praise. \:izMzz£zzd^i±zM.zzMzj±:. r3§^r£^yLi:&^"^sigii?^g|iiisii3E^ E ' -g- ^z^tz ^^^^^^^^^^m^^^^m^m^^^^^^-2. Now let the gospel trumpet blow. On each appointed feast. And teach his waiting church to know =»The Sabbath's sacred rest. i. /With psalms of honor, and of joy. Let all his temples'ring; Your various instruments employ. And songs of triumph sing. i^i:^ -3-g- 0—p. -g—g z=:*=:2r^i EEi£ Us lEE gES?EtEE:t ^ Sl^EE^gE 6 6 •i ' 5? 78 PATMOS. C. M. Arranged froma Gregorian Chant. 2= g—0—0- Eiz§::tztzt:±aiF~-^:I-=E3z?zz:*zztz-.t;L .fL :zlzzz3z?z;fzzf;E -|—c: 1. Shine, mighty God, on Zion shine, Wiih beams of heavenly grace; Reveal thy power through every land, And show thy smiling face. |E^E^#aE5fe3feEjE^E5Ei|:a^E=|EEpE^'|E5E^^^^ :?ZZ2S: I 2. ^-d-p-p-^-d^^^^^-^-^-^-d—p—»-^-dWhen shall thy name, from shore to shore Sound throug—s)-i-g-J-sj-^—^-J^-s<—a^-T-a.^g:i-gzj-gh the earth abroad. And distant nations know an d love Their Saviou0 =«r and their God. -.TfZ •-zt 5: f--^-^- -g—#—^-- • ifi^E^E^^zzi^^z^xz^zfzgxzpzpIpZT l^liHf zmz :IzgzJz|zz:p=|z:Et:^=Er |EI L^—*- ZLF^-^- T 3. /Sing to the Lord, ye distant lands. Sing loud with solemn voice; Let every tongue ex • alt his praise. And every heart rejoice. S?fc^3EaE3|3Eg:p=^|=3; is=vz zpzz-pz ^m^ '•^^^ 6 6 57 RROOMSGROVE. C. M. '> -^^-g-»-g-0-0 , 0i*0~ z2^zlzztzi\zi,: 1. f I Oh render thanks, anmMmmsmmmimmfi^^^m^d bless the Lord, Invoke his sacied name ; Acquaint the nations with his deeds. His matchless deeds proclaim. His matchless deeds proclaim . fe^azz^zE;^E3£jzz^j:fzitoai]=qiE:3ijEz^Ez^|zj=jBa=jE:z^ %zz^^z^iJiM^Izd=zd±d3:Midz^y^^hd-3^^^^m^^^i&MMmmmMWs^^^^^^m 2. Sing to his praise in lofty hymns. His wondrous works rehearse ; Make them the theme of your discourse. And subject of your verse. And subject of your verse. rfi—T r--7^ X X X . ^fi~ SWAN WICK. C. M. Lacas. 79 ^ i^ I 1. /Arise, ye ^^mi^sm^mmiw^ssM^mmm^^^-people, and adore, Ex - ulting strike the chord ; Let all the earth—from shore to shore. Confess th' almighty Lord—Ccjiile .. th' almighty Lord. Zirn •• ^—-^ ••-' •'—• •^-' •'-' ^ • ^ -^•^ -r-^-.-.—r- -w -r*-. ^ ^-. fTs- 2. Glad shouts aloud—wide echoing round, Th' ascending God proclaim ; Th' angelic choir respond the sound. And slmk'creation's frame—And shake creation's frame. I .-^fi ^f^ -r^-. I-r—1 -r-iH IT—-. T T T T -,--T—_ --r——,--.—T^- 6 6( «5 CHESTER. C. M. T. Hastings. ^^^^^^^^^f^i^ifMmMi^MMMW^^^f*^ 1 How oft alas' this wretched heart Has wandered from the Lord ! How oft my roving thoughts depart, Forgetful of his word ! Forgetful of his word. i3Jiiiii^Sl^iiispgigi^i£^il=isipii?^i' Len, P 2 Yet sovereign mercy calls—' Return.' Dear Lord, and may I come ? Mv vile ingratitude I mourn : Oh, take the wanderer home, Oh take ihe wnnderer home. zz^z^ z\zt-±^t1!^^^idz^._^ 5. —Thy pardoning love—so free-so sweet!—Dear Saviour, I a - dore ; Oh keep me at thy sacred feet. And let me rove no more. And let me rove no more. -fi- .^icEi;H=gE: g g- :||lpE3|EE^gEifii|-E^glf?±z±[zz:ti:l£=:?zi : W. 6 6 43 65 6 6 43 66687 6 8 7. 1^ 55 « ri a. 80 BLAKE. C. M. 1. I love to steal awhile away From every cumbering care. And spend the hours of setting day, In humble grateful prayer—And spend, &c In humble, &c. iiiiPP^^gsgi^i3l^l£^el2Sl£^p^ E^^S^5gE^E^S|^^?EgSB}*E,-ig5^ fzz:^^{^zMzP^t»zPzPzPi^z±zac^hzi^z^±^±'^z^^ 2. I love to think on mercies past. And future good implore: And all my cares and sorrows cast, On him whom I adore—And all my cares, &c p-p-p- •I—i^-i— 3gE?E§E^ia^EtJ-Ejp3E3;iS3iJ^ —b-^-0-\0T0-»—t^- :?Ez^zEzE±»z?z?zz?:EE3zfJ»z»z*--z:E=5: 6 6 b£. 08 6 '^ ' " 6 6-5" 6" se 4 67 4 3 %\% II IIOIiYOKE. C. M. zzhteEEgE^HE^EHEtE:^EiE^EpE5:HEgE^T£^EEE-:^^ z:9:z?zF-=?zi:?z«iz±:? ZPM^ z±$dzlz?.z^-iz^zz?.-izZz±^dzr.^zrZztzizzzLz\ •tz ::zdzJi3zz ig^a 1. "vLord, thou wilt hear me when I pray; -=I am for - ev - er thine: —I fear before thee all the day, -=:Nor would I dare to tt=t d—d- ~^--d- 2. t." And while I rest my *Tis sweet conversing on my bed With my own heart and thee. iiiigiiliiei^lJlil^iiiPiliilis^lll^^illweary head, —Fr'^)m care and business free, g 3. "A pay this evening sacri fice; And when my work is done. Great God, my faith, my hope relies Upon thy grace a - lone. 8^' # ff * TOLrLAND. C. M. Reginald Spofforth. 81 ^^E^0zh0E^¥i^I^^=^^^ Jzz^ztri£=t±tztz±zt:z=zpz3ztzJzz!z?zfiiZzE±:Ezt;EtzJzz^z^;lzz|z:I:tztz±;Ezt± gjEgj=F^E^gn-}=EJESSEa:S^^^ fzzz±z:Jzt^zz^:±z^-zJzhizfzzizJziz^zizZzit:iz^^ zPztzjizPz I sing the mighty power of God, That made the mountains rise, That spread the flowing seas abroad, And built the lofty skies. ^r:j^Ei=;i:fEE=iz:s=^fEi=JE^-.zIzfai:fiEgE^3E1^ ^ :4z*zF:t=J:::i:p=U=E2zzzzt:z±ztzzJz^z^zi=£:z:t:L-zzfdztzzdzz!zU=±±E:ItzzUzt^ ' S :^-—„ , _ „—-77 667 7-77 667 3 3 3 3 6 6 7 i ti gz^z^fc:£Jg^z|^z:gjzpjz5zzj^i:H--j-fp-^-=l=^--^f^-|g;^ zrzizr:iEzE±Hi^I!EzEiztE3z^zit±;«zt±$=t-iz^iz^zithEES=iE:tzztzfctzEt:^z ^p4==l:f=1==t&=iJ=z1za^E=tfiz^aEjzq4E^E^z:^&zie7.3Szq-|z:^E3z^=^J^S^ :!z*zRz--^:±3j3tt:*z:i:Ei^z3zzttE^zr3:^-M:±EiE3zz?zi^zI:iz*:t*±»zl:?ii:E*zJz^^ I sing the wisdom that ordained The sun to rule the day, The moon shines full at his command. And all the stars obey. ^^^^^i^^lMm^^iMmi^iW^t^^mi r M. S. H.—11 1 82 St. JOHN'S. C. M. •7] IS—P gzmzpzmizp-^zzpz ^ISESSg :zztiti:pJ-:l= 1. Now shall myt solem: n vows be paid To that al - mighty power, who heard the lung re - queit I made In my dis - tressfol hour. :Az«itlH_±t 2, / My lips and cheerful heart prepare To make his mercies known; Come, ye who fear my God, and hear The wonders he has done. 7 J4 6 6 J4 565^ 65 51,5h6 6 6 77 4 6 6 6 7 SAVOY. C. M. [Chant.] i^^i3|iiii?l§li^li«ilil3E^^l^•.-P-A-CZp za m 1. p With reverence let the saints appear. And bow before the Lord, His high command.s with reverence hear, And tremble at his word. ' -s-g-- -•- -•- -&•-g-- -w-•-- -&•-g-- .-g-&-- .-g-g-- ,,-g -g-- -g-- -g-- . ~ "°^ _^-A._ _ZsZZe.^ _—' 'dp—J —zir ' -.. 2O . "1/GreamfClra^t t GodClni^, hotirnw hiffthighi ttithvy irlnripcglories; ri«risep '! Hn^xrHow bri O O -s_gr_^- 0_^ mi^u^Emm^Mim^^^^^mi^^m^2. Joy to the world— the Saviour reigns, L:!t men their songs employ ; While fieldsan d floods—rockshill s and plains. Repeat the sounding joy. 4. Let all the earth his love proclaim. With all her difierent tongues. And spread the honors of his name, - - In melody and songs. gi::§Zizqzz|;iziZ=qzizjz:=]i:^azz1rZeZzz^zp=-p3Z5ZizrTO-^Tqzzpzz-ii5Zipq=zT:^Zip=-T-r^-:.-^"Tg-^Tn-n-^-, ^ ,--. ^-<2. -S =lfE=*E?feEEifei^fe±?fEEEEtEfEE|l5feEEE?fe}^z^^Unison, ^ ' §S§ 6 6 87 65 6 87 Unison, ^ g ^ ~ \ % ^ %\ W^INTER. C. M. Read. 1.4/^ Oh that the Lord would guide my wiiys, To keep his statutes still; Oh! that my God would grant me grace. To know and do his will. %z:^:j±±±zz^±zPzi^S^zz^.Az}iz\zit±-jizzi^^ 7 .0. 0 -0- -0- 0 0 2, Oh send thy Spirit down to write Thy law upon my heart; Nor let my tongue indulge deceit. Nor act the liar's part. &5|:^EiE-*E^|Ei=fE5EjE*^I^~:S fz^k.zM-izizz-J;zdt-ztzitz^izMziztzi±z~Jiz-±lzztMlz^^6. Make me to walk in thy commands—*"/ 'Tis a delightful road; Nor let my head, nor heart, nor hands Offend against my God. «i 6 4 R6 57 04 " <• " S '''''' 84 DUNDEE.* C. M. 2d ending. 1 Let not despair nor fell revenge. Be to my bosom known. Oh give me tears for others' woes, And patience for my own. 4. Feed me, O Lord, with needful food: I ask not wealth, or fame ; But giye me eyes to view thy works, A heart to praise thy name. liiillii^l^lgl^gilirEii^iililliillg^Siil:i-q:qzzq:pqz--qziz:Hzqr=^^::^z:2^--iz—i:--;;:z=^:^azzt: l 5. Oh may my days obscurely pass. Without remorse or care; And let me for my parting hour From day to day prepare. 4ii:s:z^r:i=i:a=zt: i=^z:s:izz]Zjp:^i:z4Z--zi3;}3Z3S3S?ZJi5ZS:f-?---f^3n2i:T-q=t; EE^-liiliilE^Et;'iqziz^izizztizpzizti^zizzzpzizig : c ^lEaiEffiE^I^EtiliESfe?"IPerhaps Dundee's :wil d warbling measures rise."—BURNS. 7 LONDON. C. M. Dr. Croft. r8:=d=::: pz; :izzff:iZ2Z !SE?Et|=Et£ -I—I—^ |li|iiill^;|illiii;=^|^||lii^|^^ t^Z^g- mm^M^^m^^^^mM^^mmi^^mmO praise the Lord with one consent. And mag - ni - fy his name; Let all the servants of the Lord His worthy praise proclaim. i^^mms^i^^^^.i-r-g T-Z fi-T-7S—M T-® TT TT .—» rfi ^l^l^l^-1 ^ -g- ::?^j£: iiiiPliiil^l^ilii^ EEti^^^l i lilTCHFIELD. G. JM. 85 :qzzp Zfi=fSZ -g—+0 Isiii^i-^iiigg zizt ^^^^^^ 1. Eternal Source of joys divine. To thee my soul aspires; Oh! could I say, " the Lord is mine!" 'Tis all my soul desires. E5ESJBE5|aE^SEigES5Eg gis^^lslgagi^ilili_ _g :?i^zJ?z^z2^±i]zz^zz±z5^=±^Ei3--J^zlE 2. My hope, my trust, my life, my Lord, Assure me of thy love; Oh! speak the kind, transporting word, And bid my fears remove.— 3. f Then shall my thankful powers rejoice, And triumph in ui^ God : Till heavenly rapture tune my voice To spread thy praise abroad. 0rg:5pziZ|ezi^z^:iqzz!:ii3zz:z|z::i:4z=5z:i:pzz:izji=i=T-^zii»zT;^zp:z-p-f^P-t-B^—-.;T-|-a-i^-T-,o—PT:!^;Z:Z|Z MiEiEEEE^Efe:iiEEfEiE?EfeEfeE|l§EtEfeSi^^6 87 ^ e8-:c 6 ^ "> GC't*'4^ ' tS—: r 66jt4 38 6 6 87 RliAKELY. C. M. •^^":^E=fflE;^pE^S3E£|^ip ^zi£^^lzzir±z;^z\z±Xzz\zz±^iZ^z^^^^ souls—ye mourners come, And wipe away your tears: Adieu to all your sad complaints. Your sorrows and your fears. -g-0-33 -g- --^ -0-0- 2. "i'Come, shout aloud the Father's grace. And sing the Saviour's love: Soon shall you join the glorious theme In loftier strains above. i3ii^i^S^%3^iiiilitgm#^^l^3glliiii?;iS 6. Transporting hope !—stUl on my soul With radiant glories shine, Till thou thyself art lost in joys. Immor - tal and divine. i^r^Jir-XZiPZz;zp-^zzzir-lzg^.T::^z^^^ fi—0^^-—r-T—I—•—\-r-:r-P-T^i»- E5S:EE!?^iEbEEfesfe±iE:tfe&l^^^^ ' se '32 i M8 %i s M ess rg S3 «' « 8 § 86 CLARENDON. C. M. L Tucker. ^g^-^:^g§giifeis?iig 4. How happy all thy servants are! How great thy grace to me! My life, which thou hast made thy care. Lord, I de - • vote to thee. "^ v_^ v_x -g- -0- -~^ ^—' iSiilig-siiirgiili^i^ 6. Here, in thy courts, I leave my vow, And thy rich grace record; Witness, ye saints, who hear me now. If I sake he Lord. =q=zi" • -g-g- -g—e- 03- ^' 3Ege E:: -d—g- -JiEEEtEm zzjizziiz. EE ^^S^m SiE^ifliig 65 43 43 43 65 65 3453 %l %l S5 SI M %l Si n 1231 DOLTON. CM. I7\ '^^i^^^^^j^^MW^^Mm^^^^^^ rr0 m^i^MmM^^m^^^B^tm^mmitm 3, Great God, to thy almighty love What honors shall we raise! Not all the raptured songs above Can render equal praise, Can ren - der equal prai:>e i=flr;z=^iz:f:i=|=fl; lifJiL^JIiai^iil-S-iig^Sli ^* =*^ ^liiil " ' «» %m S§ ' « 5 56 18- MIL.BURN. C. M. 87 i^EHEii- =l=nj: ;az±zt;*: a^EEEEE ::tz3zt::tEz3=:±;t=t:iE±F 1. Come, let our hearts, and voices join. And strains of triumph raise : Sing to the Lord in songs divine. Our Rock, the Saviour praise. Our Kock, the Saviour praise. zLz 2. Come, where his glory he displays. Your lips in thanks employ; Come, speak the wonders of his grace. In holy songs of joy, In holy songs of joy. _, -f2_^.^-5-.,_£r^_.^-,_»_^_(»-. -P- :i 3 3 3 3 3 " 6' "6 s § MERIDEN. C. M. Th. Clark. E-f:prp:^]i3i3^"p3jipEi*;i^;^wi^g|;^EpE^g: !4tzUzUz*zzf?;?ztl*fcztc:r:Jdzfcd:tzUzUz[=E: seHI Ui^lg^^iiii! 4. / ' 10 all ye lands, rejoice in God, Sing praises to his name ; Let all the earth, with one accord. His wondrous acts proclaim, His wondrous acts proclaim ; His, &e. z±ziizPz^z^zPiJzPz^zpiPzzPzJzzizi^Eyjz^zMz^iPsa!zz^z±izzz^^64z^z:^n^q=lEz3=a^4j=:^ri]zEiiiaqrD^^E^5E^z^;Izizz^^zi|z:1=znE^ 5 2. And let his faithful servants tell How, by redeeming love. Their souls are saved from death and hell. To share the joys above. To share the joys above. To share, &c i3E2^a^E'SE^Ea^^fiE^:iE3Eea:^EpE=Eg5^^J=P^533Ei^^^^ •4::^z^z?E^zEit=t=-l-fc=EF:t:z:?zi?£!z±E=U=U===EltEtzti:±3zt4 ^ 4. /Oh, then, rejoice, and shout for joy. Ye ransomed of the Lord; Be grateful praise your sweet employ, His presence your reward. His presence your reward. His presence. Sea gjg^^ '^ 7 87 6 64 7 eZSj 66 687 88 ARCHDAL.E. C. M. Andrew liSW. ^teit : :: zzTzzi^zwz z?5z:p:i:pp_»-t_;^_:8_pz :=s?=qK 5^z:3t tztztzztzi^mM^^B^^^i^^m^^^^ 1. When God revealed his gracious name. And changed my mournful state. My rapture seemed a pleasing dream. The grace appeared so great. l=:7iz -^F^-l^liiiillliill^gS^iiilllli^gi*z=Mz ±Mz llZtZfT- -tzxz zEzMz 3, Great is the work ! my neighbors cried. And owned thy power di - vine ; Great is the work! my heart replied, And be the glo - ry thine. *-T-Fr- 5E5 =]: -g—•- £ :p=i= :^4=t s- 13£- EE3EEfEEESi E :»S?:±ztz: gHSESEEE t 1 tit* 6 6« !?i? e i Si 6 6 ^ piiil^S^gililliSilii^ 2. The world beheld the glorious change. And did thy hand confess ; My tongue broke out in unknown strains. And sung surprising grace -0- -0- -0- .0- 0 iiifeiiS^^iii-^ig^eiiiiiig ZEM:n Z^ZZHlzzitZn i^ S 4. — The Lord can clear the darkest skies, Can give us day for night; Make drops of sacred sorrow rise To rivers of deh"ht. zMzzMz §i£4EE!^lEEiaE^E^feSE^EEEi£=E^iSE^^ ^ ^ It %l S| S5°« g S 18 S S3 r i " S3!' 87 WAREHAM. C. M. Dr. Arnold. 89 1 nia_^_^—••-- C3a ifclEbyElE^zE^lEfi^ liiliii^ilig^^lSii^ '^mm^miwMf^Mw^^m^^^^^^^1. O praise the Lord with one consent, An.i mag - ni ly hi.s name; Let all the servants of the Lord Hi s wor - thy praise proclaim. qzqzz: ^-fi- ^-^-P^o- :a:z(zzltiz?zt: M .dz'^zdt iligfelEsii^lil^E^l^liiSli^^l 2. For this our joy and triumph is. Glad hymns of praise to sing; ;And with loud songs to bless the name. Of our most glo rious King. Instrument. Voice, , , , , ,——, 5E53:zgzJz?=? ;===!; --zt- p^:if?z^i pz-z3.f o=2=g I^^^E^'EFJE^l^^. <^-i-s- i Et =^gl==: I r I EEzr-^"ar-=T-E-^E-o--=--z^zz^ -=-^ CHORUS. 2d ending. l^^ims:^^in^^i^M^£=^M^^MU^m?^^^^^ Let aU the ser - vants of the Lord, His wor - thy praise proclaim. :tzz--zl: i^= -.2ZZ=«^ i zdzt ±±zs:I -s-d- f^Z-g-ZZpZ liTpi -i=P= 'JSZ.Z ^5=F :pz :?z^: EEJEEEEtEE|EE|n ^isi! ?li;lzz± : iii And with loud songs to bless the name. Of our most glorious King. T S fi^T T -^ —fi-l-fi-, -K-0-T-P~-g-g—j-P-0-B- .f5I£z_ M: ilEElEiliE zdzzd i^mlsiil^iii^j [M. 8. H.—13] •J'ty EASTPORT. C. M. [Chant.] ;=-:izqzq:] feizzSErj'<^=^ :SZ2;±:5:3 iS£ m ^ ri^3SillgSp|^lpipiaSiliiS3illg:^iS^^ How long wilt thou forget me, Lord ? Must I for - ever mourn ? How long wilt thou withdraw from me, Oh ! never to return- Oh I never to return. :g-zfiz ZZ^TZZtZZtl if=^szjizMz:zsiz.Pz.-: tzdz±z?.zdz :£z^Sd iili^liililig^ii i ^EI e±zSz :;:£=1:::i3 Z^^ZfSEEi:EEEiEtE^;SEEEE:feE:fel a z^:J^^: :iS=t 6 # i£S±-r3 6 6 #6 :^ 6 U BLACKBURN. CM. 2 1. 'i/Behold thy waiting servant, L^rd, De voted to thy fear; Remember and confirm thy word. For all my hopes are there ^^3zz^zt.^-^^-g-r-^-ZX-^zt_^r.^.-:X-^-^-X-g^i-d.t.P_.0^.d 1.*_.^—J—i:^=:g=:^:±:g3J±d*z*ziEil2K 2. Hast thou not sent salvation down, And promised quickening grace ? Doth not my heart address thy throne ' =. And yet thy love delays «-_^.x ^_-^ ^.^.,_.j^.-._^. il&^H 3. —Mine eyes for thy salvation fail; Oh ! bear thy servanvant up; Nor let the scofiing lips prevail. Who dare reproacrep h my hope. 3^->fzi3"^:zpE:iE5f:rEE=:5JE=E '€"• £E? =i!^ztz3E-tz:tzz£:I-.Ez:fc--t;±X:±6#fi « I ? : 6 0 #6 # - iel^gl MEDFORD. C. M. 2d ending. 01 f^-rzLztz±zzSz*z. l./l t Gird on thy sword, victorious Prince'mmimmm^^mmumfmm^m, Bide with majestic sway ; r Thy terror shall strike through thy foes,-=;And make the world obey. [4: iWzFm^^^ t-,^-0-0-0- •« f- 2. /1 I Thy throne, 0 God, for - ever stands, Thy word of grace shall prove PA peaceful sceptre in thy hands -To rule thy saints by love. ~ ZZTZZ^ZZi ;az:« 6 "4 56 6 7 857 0 § 7 ,s?zii^^^^mmm^^zm i sa 3 ?§ M« se « i t i ' HENRY. C. M. S. B. P»nd. z-:£EEii=3E=p:fE:af=:aEsEiZ^E:-z*zp|i3:rf=E.: p;:2z£z*z?:±z=?zzz[z;i[zz?L?Jztzzt:=t=-i|=5=E=ti±:d:tf=zz: ^^^m^:^m^i 1. Again the Lord of life and light Awakes the kindling ray ; Dispels the dark - ness of the night, / And pours in creasing day. ^^m^§m^i^^^:^^^^^m^^l^i^?^^^m|E3E3E; 3, —This day be grateful homage paid, /And loud hosan • nas sung; Let gladness dweU in ev - ery heart. And pmae on every tongue. FE§Z23zpzp:fpziZ»z3:Er~ e -^•^SEpE*E^|'^=3|333i^E3pS3:ffiE*^^^^ h^lzz\zz\zz±tzz^z£z€zi^ ;3zEzEzE:lE:^=tr*±^?±EU::tz?:±?z*5J=tI!b=::zEl£z-;J:f nat tons 4. Ten thousand thousand lips shall join To hail this welcome morn. Which scatters bles - sings from its wings To Oznation s _ye t unborn E#;|E^~ -^^i^m^mmim^mm ^m S-I—J— 3 n §§ 92 LANESBORO'. C. M. 2d ending. HEpEpI=E-3a3PJ.ii?-*r}g"|H^p=# ;?ztzzcEz:?f?.-?f?d-r:EEzEzEiE3p[zz:t:E:tzitztz^Ii?:J±t:zrIE±=zf:=====i-J^ Early, my God, without delay, I haste to seek thy face . My thirsty spirit faints a - way—?.1\- thirs - ty spirit faints a - waj-. Without thy cheering grace. P. Slow. ^——^ P:atz?z?±?5ztzl?--^iid.*i?!EItzztzliz-lHEz:tz:}tEEEzt=t=±^±?±5i9:?zgsig.is§£gati_^ * 2. So pilgrims on the scorching sand, Beneath a burning slf}'. Long for a cooling stream at hand—Long for a cooling stream at hand, And they must drink— - or die. ^W.zizzz--TgZZtz:\zzr.ziztzsz-z-T^zzzTpzzizi-Tz^ifiz^^ llfe^Efefe§l=-?tfeEgEE^}d-?feE^^^^ E iSS G 6 5 6 3| 60 I 7 6-467 6 07 OG" BEREA. C. M. P '^:Ezii^¥.pz:za\\zcEz':^lz^-^^ P;^z!z:±rz:tz:Et:=z?E?zi:©iz?z3rEzt:zzfcztzz,tO:tzi:t=ztEztzztzEzE±Ei_tzl[zz?z?tti=E±:lz!^^ *^ 1. We love thy ho . ly tern - pie, Lortl, For there thou deign'st to dwell. And there the heralds of ihy word. Of all thy mercies tell—Of all thy mercies tell. mp dot mf cre$ / dim p gSEE{EE^fEEEJEEE=EEEfaE~ §-.^z^zh^z^diztzz^h.^zzai^zz]i^\^z^zpz^-^^ •'"Around thine al - tar will we kneel In penitence sincere, "/A Saviour's mercy deeply feel, —And words of pardon hear, And words of pardon hear. S3iliiiii^i^iiS^^liii?liiSiligignig|ggig|g 4. *=0r, mingling with the choral throng, /Our joyful voices raise, J^'And pour the full, melodious sonjjjn notes of grateful praise, In notes of grateful praise, mp tlol it\f CT*a f dim « ^:3zi^:{:5i:*:f;a^*{z?:_r*{zfzjtz{q==f:^?^E2j;:^E:^:E3E^H3E5EEEKf^E*iEiEif^l^f^=''T===«T;^Ef=tliT=| •g—9 g zizzztz lEJWSEEEEcMSEEEEfeEfe5*E^%^S I'i n " f- S5 S3 54 5 76 7 s IS 4 M « « ' s§ n ^ GRAFTON. C. M. 93 ^=it ^E^^:ff?:±:?E?l?Et:lEtE3i?Erz?E?-:tifE51«?l mil =3gjgEpg|^=i|zgz=g|S|^Efj^^azigE|EiEJ; : r 1. How oft, a-las! this wretched heart, Has wandered from the Lord! How oft my roving thoughts depart. For - getful of his word. |«3:^=^JEdEJEEBEHSE^:jEqEpBEg=«pEg z2i -g-L-g- ^ -g- ±:^=^±:g=5:EiJ=i=i=^=i:EEE:Ea=3=S±:^=±:I*?E±i-st:iizgzJz3 =—» -g- 2. Yet sovereign mercy calls—'Return.' Dear Lord, and may I come? My vile in - grat - i - tude I mourn: Oh, take the wanderer home. 9=i. •7i—S-'^f=C^-7i zis=^.:z^zzpz^-g. s-VP^ ^::=^ I l^lii S tzz E iE X mm^^mi 5. —Thy pardoning love—so free—so sweet! Dear Saviour, I adore Oh keep me at thy sacred feet And let me rove no more." -T-g ^t=jz|gE^£=^?r=^=i}=jrp=f zzp: 3==p: 9 ^-T^—r-Ti |T-|—h-T-5=lE-t- z?z.-j± ztzdzzEz 6 HfR mi lis ^m 6 ff 6 56 5 6 ff « S I # =ff LEBANON. CM z2z :^: ESEEE izitfiq: -.dzjt.4f: l 2t=£Z zissszt^i zez:: #g-T^- ;:dzBz z^z?:: zd—az iEiil^ElEgE^lili; 1. Lord, what is man—poor feeble man. Born of the earth at first ? His life a shadow—light and vain, Still hastening to the dust. E3ES3EE Z3ZZZXZ0—j^-^—#—J- ffS'-Jfgz -g-g- z ii^liiSi^^s^ J-—J? c'-l-gi—I— -g- ^ -g- •-—^ --^IZe- iq EIE3 -#g- =•=?= ffs-za: ^ESI 1 i g^^ligi^ifTZ i 2. Oh! what is feeble dy - ing man, Or all his sinful race. That God should make it his concern To vis - it him with grace. •g-0- -g-j— f—'—\ -r—I—--r—- T-fS T 1 T-g SEa pzztzwziz zpzzpz. z2z s i^^H i ^^^^m^m^ 66 J *| gt_15 « Sa 8 . 6 a ff ff - 94 BURFORD. C. M. 5 zazza. ffs- 1. "pLord, thou hast scourged our guilty land; Behold thy people mourn; Shall vengeance ever guide thy hand. And mercy ne'er re - tnm? ^Z-g—g—g-1 o -t aZL-g—t-g—l.r> g-i-s III t-g.i-—g gi-g 1— g-"—g—•• -g-s- trsti -g—i-g- ?2=i= :^=w=«-gc:z2- _ ..»i._OZZ2_ ^ lizzt:iiSiilii:tli:iiEtiiiriiliSJ^i^i ^ 2. Our Zion trembles at thy^ stroke,. And dreads thyv lifted hand;: '•J'^O-"J^Oh heal the people thou hast broke. And sparST)aree our guil • ty land. -g—N -gr- ez^r ?sr& :::^zd: zlzz: 6 # * 6 ^ 6 # g 2S I * ff- « « S # CHESTERFIELD. C. M. ^-* :z1:i:^zzzzE jt*: SiliiJliiili§0igilgg^^llgg^l 1. Oh, could our thoughts and wishes fly, Above these gloomy shades. To those bright worlds beyond the sky, Which sorrow ne'er invades! ^^^^^mfi^^^^M^^m^w^^^ 2. There, joys unseen by mortal eyes. Or reason's feeble ray. In ev - er bloom - ing prospect rise. Exposed" no decay. 4. Oh then, on faith's sublimest wing:,-=Ot, ^Oui r ardent souls shall rise, /To those bright scenes, where pleasures spnng, Im - mor - tal the skies. axt-^ytzzzrzzrzzz:n zpziz r.p ». {^zz^^^iiz^-tzz^-^ =E "I -SMS VTOODSTOCK CM. D, Datton. Jr. Slow. 95 l^f3E;j^B^Pj^EH^EEE|;^3E;^E3;fgE-3jE^jf±E*E -^-r-hgz:*z:gz.g:f:fezi^zzg:3zg:t:*=g=zfrzi^zg:i:gz.-azEl:l ^ :E=t in 1. I love to steal awhile away, From every cumbering care. And spend the hours of setting day. In humble grateful prayer. ^EEizzizzz^i :E mww^Bwm^mmms^^ i -*—d—d- L:fcQ==|:i=7--:zz:^:izqzzq'^zijqzr:i:-=iz:pz^z;fz^i:zlzrqzizq:ir:=z • o"T'^=^E=B=^it:»=^=g::q=q:i==i" t^EiEifeEi^E:l-E^EEiE!lfeBEEEtEg:!^E?:i2. I love to think on mercies past. And future good im - plore: And all^ m y cares and sorrows cast. On him whom I a - dore. -1- S?5E^i?±?!Ei?E:-5; E: -p—g. —^ g -g- -—-- :szEgi^gli|ii^^l^lilillEgls i gZj—I t 6 I 6 5^ |§ 6 6 I g SPENCER. C. M. rs 2d ending. iii^iil^fiiSggiSiiiiSSlil^ggil^ggt- 1. »• With reverence let the saints appear. And bow before the Lord; His high commands with reverence hear, And tremble at his word. 2. "VGreat God, how high thy glories rise ! How bright thine armies shine! Where is the power with thee that vies, Or truth, compared with thine ? 6. "Pjusticeandjudgement are thy throne, "/Yet wondrous is thy grace! While truth and mercy, joined inone,=. Invite us near thy face. ,-/» , -, -.-^ ,, . n-r—I r-lx Tf^ •-g-g- [^^^immtwmmm^^^^^^^^^^^w# 3jj-^ y- - I 2- S » 't 96 MEDFIELD. CM. Wm, Mather. il^liiigMllii^iiiilii^^l^Ml^^S 1. To heaven I lift my waiting eyes. There all my hopes are laid; The Lord, who built the earth and skies, Is my per - petual aid. ^i!=r lZ3t ifilp^llllgliHigEpiiEPil^ •Jf=i=t:pf •-• p-^-p- --#1 :^±:«z '^m^imMm^^^^^s 2. Their steadfast feet shall never fall, Whom he designs to keep; His ear att'^m's their humble call. His eyes can never sleep. BALTIC. C M. Arranged from a Gregorian Chant. 'lipii^li^^iEfliiliiililliSl^ii^liL^^gi 1. 0 all ye lands, in God rejoice. To him your thanks belong; In strains of gladness, raise your voice. In loud and joj-ful song. P^ :^: -0—0-E :=1: !=J=r3" 1 -itzg_±.^-j:-5_y-i_^-^-^^^j=i-#-#^-ia—i.a_j_^_ -^-P-Pr—^- -•—P^ si^; ^*E3r m 2. Oh, enter ye his courts with praise. His love to all proclaim; To God the song of triumph raise. And magni - fy his name. 3. For he is gracious, just and good; His mercy ever sure. Through ages past has ev - er stood. And ev - er shall en - dure. :»- fi 6 5 6 Se n % NICHOLS. C M. 97 z±^?E 5 ;p=i -^-9- g—g- EiH 1. Sing, all ye mwmms^m^m^m^^i^^ransomed of the Lord, Your great Deliverer sing: Ye pilgrims, now for Zi - on bound, Be joyful in your King— Be joyful in your King . -Jtzsi s5pS^il^l3iS§gS^^^lgl^^Siii3il 2. His hand di - vine shall lead you on, Through all the blissful road: Till to the sacred mount you rise. And see your gracious God, And see your gracious God. ±^ZZZIZZZ:ZZZpi=ZiZTZ3ZMZiT^IIZJTZZZ^ZZtlZiZJ^ L£iE^i3:fEf&feEtiEE3:g3EiE?E^i^feESE^ 3. Bright garlands of iramor • tal joy Shall bloom on every head; =»While sorrow, sighing, and distress,—Like shadows, all are fled. Like shadows, all are fled. Mzztzcqi Slig^Si^g^&'l^'iS :pzzp ?zzp: mim^^^^iWMm 4. / I t March on, in your Redeemer's strength. Pursue his footsteps still; With joylul hopes still fix your eyes On Zion's heavenly hill, On Zion's heavenly hill. FERRY. CM. rs ^ f^5===i=1::_^--i_j-igzzi=:fziz:i--]=q:i:zizqz:z]z=i=z=q|zz:i:^ i^gzgzf:dEEE:^g:f3z_^z:*z^z:iZ-^zgt:azEz:gz-^--t^^ 1. *^ Oh that the Lord would guide my ways To keep his statutes still! Oh that my God would grant me grace To know and do his will! E3z5iEE3Eqr^Jzq=^=^i^^^^z^'S.J :dzz?zzBzzdz-t ,z3z£;i:izfz3z^g--±Ei=zz?z=a:l -g—g- :EE ^E im^m^^s-d---d-z^.-d 2. Oh send thy Spirit down, to write The law upon my heart; Nor let thy tongue indulge deceit. Nor act the Uar's part. tXZZ^ ?5EaEfEEEE3E:^fEZfiZ 1 Eas=1—K ; -fi—g- zpzzzzzgz dzizfz }zz^zz£ztzdzz?. B zizz ilil ^ I 5^^ ^m 6. Make me to walk in thy commands, "V'Tis Ez:?za delightfut l roadj Nor let my head, nor heart, nor hands Of • fend against my God ZiZ X SiME?: .g^-^ZZg. -g-.. SEE: z-dz=z:l Si tE mm^M^^^A^^^-^1. t^EE; m 87 6 57 '8 [ M. S. H.—13 ] «% 'I 98 LAURENS. C M. '-Q—#1 •z^ccrrr: ^zczziz^z-p-^zzEzizMz i t=::: m ^ H 1. Lo! at th) feet e - ternal King! Thy power and grace we own; I,et all the earth their oflijrings bring. And bow before thy throiie. za t::=il: EilElE5E^E«E^lEiE -g— . zsz±ziiztzM: i i -d-^-p •-d--d- 0—a~ -p-d- -gjEiEizqui- -p- -0- -d-; p • |EEiE5E333EESEg|^| q=^=t -o—e- ^:^ zP—dzzjdz. zzszAza.E E 5Ei 2. Where'er, through all his works, we send Our roving eyes abroad. The various objects all conspire To lead our souls to God,-— J!Z T 23—•-:=—T-«—W—!g- www=f zpzzpzV=E -g—|-o »—p- -P o • s- s^^^^f I ± '^ i: I I I 6 MEAR. C M. —a---g—g- Ei^l^ii^zgliil PI; o \ g- m z& :t::: :z^E^ -g—g—i^-o- :|3E^f^E=BBE|EE5 -g—g- -g—g- s^-'-silr ± ^ 1. Oh 'twas a joyful sound to itrazlzazligizgrt-g^^-T-a-l-gE-g—zhear Our tribes devout - ly say, 'Up, Israel> , to the temple haste. And keep you^=5=r festal ^ dayV iHli^ g—g g- iiHl^g 3 m i gippg^iil[ll^llpjlg|^l^^g^ E^; •«—I— m MARLO^W. C M. [Major.] 09 ^^^s^^m^^mm^i^^s^^^mm^?3mi3s^m^ 2d ending. 1 / Let all the land with shouts of joy. To God their voices raise ; Sing psalms in honor of his name. And spread his glorious prai.s z'Sz^l^^^^^^^^^^^^^^s^:^^^^^^ -g-jl-T-j.- !":E5w^m^mmwmmw^m^^^m^mi^mmtfmm^TtE 4. Oh come, behold the works of God: And then with me you'll own. That he, to all the sons of men, lias wondrous judgments .-liouii. ^^^^^mm^^^^^MEmBmm.-l«-g- MARLOW. C M. [Minor.] 2d ending. 2. r And let them say How dreadful. Lord, In all thy works art thou ! To thy great power thy stubborn foes Shall all be forced to bow. ?fefe^E«gEEEEE^E|:^r;^ES^^^ _:2z^.t:i_:i_-5z:5jl^_:S--5-J^-±-«--*-^-s-T^E^-^--*-®-3-^^-*--5-^#2i-^-*-*ziz^:^z-^--^sf-^*-S-®td^-«-^- l^E^zz3zf^&:zaEiiz3E^EE,z^zE^ -0—0—9- L*zrzz£ziz\zziz^z:ziz5z::€zi^^^-l-jE=:*z?zSizLz\zZzzizz^^ I3 . Through all the earth, the nations rovmd Shall thee their God, confess; And, with glad hymns, their awful dread Of thy great name express. ^SSE:pE":^E5iE3ESEJEE| ^?^V: SE pE^^n^:: zp=qtzi!z sfz:z-2 —I- =z:2=ji;itr:|z=:t=5:I=J=--t:=|EaE|zJ -i—I—I- i I-^z±t-- zdz?z ^§fji 100 FULTON. C M. [Double.] •e|EiEEE«EEE5EIEE^EEEIEEEEE3E3E|E5E^JVot too fast ^ @—^—I—t -—0-^-\-0-J-0-0-^-0—0-0-0-i—si I I —I —»z-i^j-*-*z:gz:gziz:Z=: '' *- 1. 0 Lord, an - other day is flown,An d we a lonely band, Are met once more be - fore thy throne, To bless thy fostering hand. z^zzz^ r=!z=JznJz--^z±z3=EEzi:=JznJz--^z±zjz;it E j=;: tz^zztzzt 'lags -^_-^_-^_^_..-_^. -^-0—f^-J^-0-0 i -p-p-p-p- Tpl-l^-li'-i^ 2. And Jesus, thou thy smile wilt deign. As we before thee pray; For thou didst bless the infant train. And we are weak as they. J4Z;EE|:E3E^EPfE^E^EpE^^|E^^=E=|EgEp=E|E3E;^E;^E:-^|=E^^E=I^SE^ ^=^Egz-^z*z:gEg?zJ!zEr-E2r~rE:Izti---h-rz4z=t=zg-3==J=E*z:fz:5z:!bE[zzaz:^4i=i-d- ^ * j-L 3. Thus chastened, cleansedsed, entirely thine, A flock by Jesus The sun of ho - li - ness shall shine in glory on our head. -•—- ^*4z=E ipzzpz IpZZZiZZfTZZZ ZWZZ0-.P-P- zxzz^zi •0—0- '^^EE"- E=:t: zt.--Vzz^ la -0—0- I 6 6 6 7 -^ -=rizzz]z=qz=g:iq=^zzi=q:i:==r5=zjz=r-Tzrs=r| '^ -d-3Efe?E-ESf;lEi±^?E^feE*EEi^S +- P a'-l-* And wilt thou lend a listening ear. To praises low as ours ? Thou wilt! for thou dost love to hear The song which meekness pours. --Sz-^-=ztzz^—zSz =Ei ^=4 ^zp5=3zi:fctfE=:4=4zz^ .—J—J—d -p—p—p—p-'-p—p—p—w-^-p—p-•^ ».J • ^—J-i0"-0- 0 9 0 i • • 0 —*zz±z=j±z ^-d-^-9—p—p—p-^-p—p—p—p^-'p V 0—0—p-^-p P P p-^-0 • 0—p ^ 0 let thy grace perform its part. And let conten - tion cease; And shed abroad in every heart. Thine ev - er - lasting peace. ZiZ 4 LpZZiZ r-==i JE^fegfegEgEggEg^^JE^iS^HBj -g—tEzI And thou wilt turn our wandering feet. And thou wilt bless our way J Till worlds shall fail, and faith shall greet The dawn of lasting day. PZT-pZZZ^ EE -p—I- m^^m^^i^ 4:: i :E ±=±: i I 8 St. MARTIN'S. C M. Tansnr. 101 ^^ ^~i'-iE^p<'-^i^E7i-PJE¥'^^E^'^-^P-'^¥-~'T-1^^—»E^^ --4d •^z=t--T^';.tEz9z^±zz^zi;zzi^-Jt±--^zP.z^ '"^^^^^^^^^^i^^^^^miz^^M^m^^^ O thou, to whom all creatures bow. Within _ *p-p-'-d- m^^M^^m^sm^mmwmw^smmmm.this earthly frame. Through all the world how great art thou. How (.'l.irioti s is thy name ! 5ii5E?EiE3E ZZZ --PTiri -^-\7 :?:|EP^PEE:tniEiliEzEz:? ; 9PZ*X ^^ - — J- g X a- 6 6 60 5 % P 6 56 0 G ARLINGTON. C M. Dr. Arne. 2rf ending. z£gEi:|--ffz-*z:ezzaE=E=z^zg:tfzizc=g-E?E3E?:Ff 5z:e=..^.^-_____j_o- -0-0-3 li -+' Eztzza:Elii ] imzwz-^z ^-Z:2:zC::lrz:^zi:ziz:it:z:t;z:t=Elzt:±:tzzttzt:ir=z3ztz;i±1. This is the day the Lord hath made. He calls the hours his own ; Let heave: Z^z:tziz:ttzt^n rejoice, let earth be glad; , And praise surround his thronet:±:tzuzp. : —\ l^-H 1-7 -IVH- H 1 -r- -H 1 1 h-f --r-qznz^: E!-gE^|E^E^E3E4EEEES3EEiESE4E5p;3E^^ —i H 1 1-| -0T-0—3—3-^-01^0-3 |E|i*Efe|^zj.1:::3z^z3zl-i:::1E^:4 Eft 2. To-day he rose, and left the dead. And Satan's empire fellell;; ToTo-da- y the saints his triumph .spread. And all his wonders tell, E!5E5E^EE^E^=5HFEzE3E5EEfc5E=Eg^^--T"-^-==^f^-=^=^ 4 liiliiillliiliiissilii:0—0—g- t; wm. ::tzZzSzd::z.Hg f •*i3lii 3. Ho - satma to the anointed King, To David's holy Son ; '' Help us, O Lord, descend and bring —Salvation from thy throne. I—.—!—!-T' zsizpzizmizpzzpzzzzizzzzzzzzzzzrzzzTzpzr-^^ 17^iz\.•I—1— , . g^^-Pi^i^zt:zei^tfz^ze^^E^iz24zezit:z^-ziz=zlzz^z^7- liiisiif: «t n s § % § 102 PETERBOROUGH. C M. E?fEiEjEEEEEaEE^iEiE3EEi^EE^:gEgESE3E^Eg^ -gv- 3^=.'^- 1^:1 1. Once more, my soul, the rising day Salutes the waking eyes: Once more, my voice, thy trib ute pay To him who rules the skies. EfEEpEEE^3EEEJE3EEEEEiTEEi&EtEJEE=E=EgEEE -g— :^z:?zi.»z;*EiEif5z:g:E|3z|z--*z:?:i:?z:?;E5z3z?z±:fc3z:3z:i:t-2. Night unto night his name repeats; The day renews the sound. Wide as the heavens on whic^h he seasons round. 5. Great God, let all my hours be thine. While I enjoy the light; Then shall my sun in smiles de - cline, And bring peace-ful night. •jczpz ei*a: -g—g- -0-0—1 P- -g- Z2tl± SEiEEEEE!?ES:^-t li EZ£ -3-i—\ • :E 6 7 ;4z=ti--E=:ti: ss 87 67 IVILMINGTON. C M. •#-ri— gE3EEiiEE33EE5:|E1E5|EESEE5pi3EE5EIE^J =E33ES^TpESIi^: z^z£z^zz±±z?.zz.€EtE—aiz£zziz±±zszz^±-.£z^z±?zszz±zzzEEzz±zzEzzl E!fc^EE^3==z-E=jz^:i=^E^Ezz=EIEE-^^^^ '--^=Ez^^-ic^»iPp-^^=^d^^p^^i-^i^^^ TF—d-'zri See! Israel's gentle Shepherd stands. With all en - gaging charms ; Hark ; how he calls the ten der lambs, And folds them in his arms. qzqii- RE:=1=, -g- t:2z ^zd: -3-g---g-T3_s-i©-P-#_z=zi3=4q==i=i^p~zi:r ii3Ei;?i£gi M gEE^E-i^EEfeEEEgt^E^iE^pi z^f. ^ E= iS^ mms^^mi -m g- 5^7 55 §1 66 (S 87 PUTNEY. C M. 103 r-*3 ]zzrz;. BEE i=f^- -z:2:ztz±:* zPzzd mdztzMz zdztzs.iij^ it z JESEE m jE^E^EEfiEilE 1. Soon as I heard my Father say, "Ye children, seek my grace;" Sly heart replied without de - lay, "I'll seek my Father's f.ue.' g—f-0aEE53—0—s- E I.il33^il=5=fgi=i=33|=li ^M^^^mmm__J._«_ g ^_ 2.7 Let not thy face be hid from me. Nor frown my .soul a - way; -=Gorl of my life, I fly to thee, =.In each distress - ing day. PgEEf=E;,^^gE=i 3z^zI-:»=SE^:i=?=3^|fE»=ff=izES=^E1r^fz^EEEE^zEz=fii i;z2:=?zJ3z=ztE£z=E:i£=ztz: tEzI±zz:t=?==t--lzE3zzz±:E=h=t:zzt:=E?=*zzEz3zt=±=—•=?z=2tEE±?; 3. Should friends and kindred, near and dear, =-Leave me to want, or die, —My God will make my life his care. And all my need snpply. -P—3- -.p—po=pz :p=i: Ei=:2z:Ez ^•=Zz- iSiEliil^lllil EEEEEiiEf±zL=zt=t:=J-Ez±zE iii ['>z=Z-zzazz_°zlzzz.-\ iliiio 3 4 5 6 G 1 -.i 3 i # CORWEN. C M. «s:zqzizzzzz:z=z=i:q=qz=zl:T^ZT:^jizz:?5zz:-:Tzzz3ZZ= -•—g- ^zS:=f=i::p=n EE =t ^^$m¥^zmmm- ESEfeteE?EffiE!!^E?.feEfeEEEE^ElE!Efe1. .".^Behold thy waiting servant. Lord, De voted to thy fear; ERe - member and comfirra thy word. For all my hopes are tlicre. ^:#szzziz:zz=z=zz=3:i:==rz=^:i:=^=i:ii=^z==^l=iz:n:i;z=^3=5!SEE|EEE=EEE3:fj=i=4Ji=E|E3=^E=^:JE^ : :4- z^=iz±zi33^z=gE?:fa^=z*=gJ:zdz±:*=*=zi^:i^^: iig^lgigiii^|:Eili 3.—Mine eyes for thy sal - va - tion fail; Oh! bear thy servant up; Nor let the scoffing lips prevail, Who dare reproach my li"in p^^^m^^^^^^^^^¥^^?^MwMml[Z_J J—- ; 1 \ -L_c;_J._ 4. Didst thou not raise my faith, 0 Lord? Then let thy truth appear: »./Saints shall rejoice in my reward, 'And trust as well as fear. :=iz SiiSEEffE 'zpzzf^z-p: E-E-EaSE EEiEE ::J: :=13E zpzz-jT-z^z-^ ^zXz -t.—Pz d-tz° i WM^^^WM :£z=tzz?d= ff 7 0 '•> l""'^ 6 ff * ff 104 TOPSHAM. C M. [Double.] -g •- ^aEE SE^EaEJEEpEaEaEilEEpEgE^ A g—g- ±t=t? ^ 1. On Jordan's stormy banks I stand. And cast a wishful eye. To Canaan's fair and happy land. Where my possessions lie. jitzzzdz i #»^ 0—W- -g XZZZZ\ZZ EE -^ 3. O'er all those wide ex - tended plains. Shines one e ternal day; There, God the Son for ever reigns. And scatters night maway. e^**z?E zX iJ^^i H-tiz;ZtXZZZZZ ^ t: tzPz zstzz^ 'EE:^zE E MM- 87 ff- i=3E X-P- zdz: •zzTs. EiEl fMm Zz m lEl^i^^ll^ 2. Oh! joyful and transporting scene. That rises to my sight! Sweet fields arrayed in living green. And rivers of de • hght |E!EEIE3EEJE4ES 3E tC\\^:z^izfz? J m. 0 •d—o~\-»^_1 o_. - —szJzs*zzzJ=z*I = 11^: I EEim t^-"-*-^^ 5-d- -d- "^ -0-' -B- •g- zpzzpz :2z±z[z=»=iz#cz zzxzzzX -\z zsSzz: Z?Z7Zji7^^ ^^^^. E=fz=i=E=i=tz m ^^ 5. —AVhen shall I reach that happy place. And be for - ever blest? When shall I see my Father's face, And in his bosom resti sz=ez t=zz=pzf i!i|=|Et^3z? llii Xz 7 m 87 ff % I ELGINJ CM. 105 dtz zX=zz^~Z. TEgE3=gEiEiS-g—g - X-g-'^-A g t-g—g— P—g- -gZZZSZ '~_-a-=t:E=zzfzz=zzzz±:t: g—g- .zzz:^zzpz=ezz[zzz^ "liii ,Izz=zz-]zt:±;t=F=l m :d=z?=ztzzt:i:g m 1. -'.n'hat awful day will surely come, Th'ap - pointed hour makes haste. When I must stand before my Judge, And pass the solemn test ±zsz •3:: •^—^-^E^^^dz0Sli^zM^^i^^z^lz0^§^^i^^^¥z- -^'iE 3 -r- ::§=€ ?z.:zdz m^^iWEm -^-zd=^:t:^ZZs^z^Ei^z^^^fi&^ iiPlE 4. Oh! tell me that my worthless name Is graven on thy hands Show me some promise in thy book. Where my salva • tion stands. 5i*#=p: ^ztzz # pfelEil^iliiiii;i^i^§^^^lil#4^6 # " " # ' 6 ff" ^ -#-r *= 6 #6 '" Or #nobl *6„e Elgin. .# beat, s th^e # heav'nward'flame ^^ f ^ ,ff ' ^ff ^ g ^^5^ Jf 5 ^ The sweetest far of Scotia's holy lays."—BURNS. CORINTH. C M. -^ -z\z -Z0ZZ-z'^z^^z-0ZzZ=zjz-zziz=zz-jzz^ziz-Azzz^^ zFzfaEjEEE|zf:z:^z^gEgz|z^qz^z|zi^z:^z--^zzpz}zfz=^:^zj^fz^zzjzzgzz:dzfzgz|l: Em±zdz •^^^z 1. I love to steal awhile away. From every cumbering care. And spend the hours of setting day. In humble grateful prayer. =i#: -P-^ ^^g^ll^ili^fgpigi^i^s^ilii«\ 2? IT. •—-=- l 2. I love to think on mercies past. And future good im - plore: And all my cares and sorrows cast, On him whom I a - dore. .0 fl^ . !_., -, . T -r—M 0 • —T 1 1 -r-'^- S^iS -p—p—g- ^gil^ilil^•zaz±ztz:tz;t = il^?Ji^ilif £S # ' [M. S. H.—14] 106 HOWARD. C M. E?SE*EtefeEEiaE^SE^I:?EEM=?ilaES^ ^^? 1. Lurl, hear the voice of my complaint; Accept my secret prayer; To thee alone, my King, my God, Will I Efor help repair, iiiglliiplpipiigpiiliiiilpi^l^lip 2. Thou, in the morn, my voice shalt hear. And with the dawning day, To thee de • vout - ly I'll look up. To thee de • vuut - ly pray. iSliii^SillliliiiliiiiiliiilgJigS^ i e^:^-;3=*=p=iEpEE^g|E^|:^4E^gzE-iJi^zpiIEiTti?i:2zp* ^ :z!!^zLzt--tz^i:tzzEiEEz*:?Jr-i-^-f^-'^-f:—h-TE1-^^T-F-^=f^-h-f-j—-pT-E^-r-TtJ--F^g^~^^fart^ % ^ %l %i ••• «u ' M S fs S 5 §i rr-3 ^^ I ' VTESTMORELAND. C M. [Double.] MorarianXnne. flv D. C. * z^zz^lzzz ir:5pr=q:iz3zTz3zT~z:r^i=!z=rTzT.zxTzqzT:q=!=E1 Fqziiqzzti: : E I'm not ashame:EESE?Eg?:fE*3E?EF:?E^E?iE?EE?i±EiEidE?EiE^d to own my Lord, Or to defend his : wm^^^ .^iiilfeililgipplpPipilll^i^^^i^Pi-T^p D. C. A Maintaiii,r„.„,„n„ th.Ve. honou r off hi1..s. word_._^j_, Th-ji^ge glorgipry j^f -jjj3 (,|.ggj jggyg^ my God! I know his name, His name is all my trust ;Not^ ^EEZI"^^^Zz\z^zzp-^E .[iztzlEzi will he put my soul to shame, Nor let my hope be lost. /^ D. c.:» 6 FITCHBURG. C M. lioach. 107 j^rt:t#-p5==n}=i^zp:i:^zi:iz??=rqziiizqzizqz|=qzr:zlzzz==jz Pgfrg=i 6 St. ANN'S. C M. Dr. Croft. ^SE^Efi^El -g—g- zzt=zzz g-ZQ—g- zqz;z;i:z!=z; -I- EzSEEtEEEf -d—dz mZ^^=^ ii zdzXz^z•4fg - zdz. iiS r-#- ** ^ZdZ •X--X ;:=J: 3zEi=t IPUt -d-p-^izzdzz±: Id t^d\ isiil m -d—d— ±--d=^: -.Jzdz Now let Je - ho • vah be adored, On whom our hopes depend.; For who except the mighty Lor.l, His peo - pie can de - fendf * *# X I 2:: IE -4®- m ^^iM£^^^ -fi-^-g- -g-T ^g—?^ ^ii5E :5=F- z2z£ m t= ztzzi^rtiz mi zztz F^E }- 6 6 I s 6 6 iS « 108 CONWAY. C M. jz-9Pzm-zipj zz^^Pzwzpzzt3E3s^iP^^iii^i ^ i^Egir^)(- gg^ ^ 1. Come, let us 1,.'^ our joyful eyes Up to the courts above. And smile to see our Father there. And smile to see onr Father there Upon a throne of IOTC. 3. The peaceful gates of heavenly bliss Are opened by the Son ; High let us raise our nptes of praise, High let us raise our notes of praise, And reach th' almighty thront pzw^ *H-»-T li^iEtE*^E=gEEa^pEgEiE^BlE=|^-a -3-- -^-0-.. P-MZ m ^ zzf.zZ7^ zz^Aturfz-^zziEzzl^iIiEzzrfzzlzi^z^zztzziziiJzzEIzz:—z;- - 6 BAHAMA. C M. G. J. Webb. li:iiiiigiEE£lililiiSiSililiii^il§^iiiilillP^ 1. Thee will I bless, 0 Lord, my God, To thee ray voice I'll raise. For - ever spread thy fame abroad, And daily sing thy praise. E§E|E^|E^S|E^^pEp4|EEpp=4E^ i^-#-J- |_-L-s,-L—J. m X i_^-i_^ g_X_S,—g,._X.sr_Zi;.Z|-l-s |_-I-^Z]_Zt.I-s,_.ZL_T^_|J_^-X.^^—g—X-g g-i—S- s -> ' -0. .00- 0g~0. -0t- 03- • 2. BIy soul shall glory in the Lord, His wondrous acts proclaim; Oh let us now his love record. And mag - ni - fy h 4. Oh taste and see the Lord is , Yr, who on him re ly; He shall your souls with heavenly food And strengthening aid supply- -gr ,-3Z?Z.^-XZZ zprzuaz ; ::prqzj:5==J3fa=Ef=l=EilEf:jE3EjE|Eg \.\jfi—fi-- iililii?iiiiilifii:tztz=zti z ±=t=t ±4zzE3b*:l:dz3^z±:azzi^:±:£tz^±azdz_:fc£zr2±:±zt=:r: Unison- %% 1 % -h n -I _-S 6 RINDGE. C M. 109 ^^^^^^^^^^^m^^^m^^M^1. f I Let every mortal ear attendd. And eever y heart rejoice ; The trumpet of the gospel sounds, With an inviting voice—The trumpet of the go.spel sounds , With, Ace. ^^^z^z^zETtzziziz^iz^zziizEH^^E^^ fzzzz±z$z^;3li-J-.0zPhiz3Uzt-.iz$i^z^h:lzz^iZ-.izE:i^^ " -0~ ^ -O 4. Ho! ye that pant for living streams, r^-And pine away and die, —Here you raay quench your raging thirst With springs that never dry. Here, &c. "With, &c. 6. The happy gates of gospel ;;race Stand open night and day ;^»'PLord, we are come to seek supplies. And drive our wants away. Lord, we are come to, ifec. And, &c. HUTCHBNGS. C M. ^"!i!sE3EgE3E^=:iz P:zzz^z?zT:?=fzz?=4 1. In vain I trace cre a - tion o'er. In search of sol - id rest; The whole cre - a - tion is too poor. To make me truly blest. teiiiigiiliiisiiiEpiiiiiiiifi^iiiiiPiiip - - :^-g- -- fs*------—- -—-- - w .0- - - o 2. Let earth and all heir charms depart, Unworthy of the mind; In God alone this restless heart Endur - ing bliss can find. -*-*^ir^^^j|^^?i^ll§il^:e^li|;i^^Jr;-il• zp: i 3. Thy favor, Lord, is all I want; Here would my spirit rest: -=0h! seal the rich, the boundless grant, "/And make me fully blest. ^^m^M^^m^^^m^^^^^M^^^.-g—g-i—— g—|—g- I * I % 110 ALBANY. C M. F^?^^tE=f-:sJz:gz|zif-;z:azjz^z|zfcE^z:a=:dz|zi^EE|ri ZPTZPTZSt.I 1*—z^ I 1. Sweet was the time, when first I felt The Saviour's pardoning blood. Applied to cleanse my soul from guilt. And bring me home to God. :iz^^ZZ3Z^^^iE^m^^^^^W^E^^^lE^E^^^^^^T --1 . T— -^--a T ^, ^-T -,—,-T— ^ : x ^- ±=at :E t I ^—g-i~p—0—^—^-J^-0—p—-i—'-—ZL-Z-ZZ^-3—d-^-g-^-g-i^-0—0—g^ZZZ..l—|— IZZpJ_ S-gESEpEE^EEEEESEEEEEEJEEJE^EE^S^EEE •-<=—g-:: ^zz:azbz±zt=_^=^E*z:iz--5z3zgz±zq:ziz:?z:tzzIz=dEt: i^ 2. Soon as the morn the light revealed, His jiraises tuned my tongue ; And when the evening shades prevailed. His love was all my song. ^iiiliHilliiiilliiiiEll^iiii^^l^ :2!z:: -»—P- le 6 DEVIZES. C M. Tucker. 1. Come let us join our cheerful songs. With angels round the throne; Ten thousand, thousand are their tongues, But all their joys are one—^But all their joys are oiM. m-iigiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiillPiiiSfgS^^f ^ S.Jesus 13 worthy to receive Honor and power divine; And blessings, more tlian we can give. Be, Lord, forev - er thine Be Lord forev ' - er thine. 4. Let all that dwell above the sky. And air, and earih, and seas. Conspire to lift thy glories high. And spoak tliy endless praise—And speak thy endless pnii* S-l^*fEE2E^*ifSE;E5EjEJ^:gEEEEac5iET:«^ ^_^^dz'zZ±Er\zz}z-Zzztzzh{lzlz-AEz°±^zE^i-EA^ u t? s «%^ %l 6 6 CORONATION.* C M. O. Ilo'den. _111 ,zw:pzp T-H !T—1 1^- ^^^i^^m^^m^^wimfM1. All hail, the great Immanuel's name! Let angeU prostrate fall: Bring forth TEe royal diadem. And ciow'rrhiin Lord of all—Brin g forth^e royal diadem, And crown him Lord of all. ^^^^m^s^EzA^^mmmmmm^mwm 5. Let every kindred—every tribe. On this terrestrial ball. To him all majesty ascribe, And crown him Lord of all—To him all majesty ascribe. And crown him Lord of all 'J^=g=3EaE^|E=Ei]ERPE=|^^*Pf^^^ I--—4--H '^tzXzi^Eztz. 6. Oh! that with yonder sacred throngig:giti--t:iEJzb--fz=zzz. We at his feet may fall; And joiin the everlastinHzE:lEzEEE:tzEzJztz:E:^:tzEg:p:,^.!!lE:El^B=tz£±^Jg song. And crown him Lord of all—And join the everlasting song. And crown him Lord of all: • This tune was a great favorite with the late Dr. Dwight. It was often sung by the College Choir, while he " catching as it were the inspiration of tne heavenly world would join theni, anidd lead them" with &e most ardent devotioa. Incidents in the life of President Dwiglit, p. 26. EDINBURG. C M. *z^^zztj^=ilzZ\zzzXlzzn^Z0TZ^zpj.izzdS^--izz\—zn^iz^:^j^^ ^zlz4^JE^|:gz:4=tfgzFtrpE^g:|r:dz=g^|zg=zgz4zgEJEg;|:dz:^^^-g- ^ 1. I I Oh praise the Lord—for he is good, In him we rest obtain; His mercy has through ages stood. And ever shall remain. -#z*35:- aEfe|as|E^EE|E^EiEfE3lE5|E3^Epi^^ -0- S^W -0^ S y \ / ^_^ ^^ -0^ ^ * ^^ -0 0 ^ ^0 -^ I I ^-*Z.*J'^^mm^i^^^^^mmiMMmm^i^MM: 2, Let all the people of the Lord His praises spread around; Let them his grace and love record, Who have sal - va - tion found. -g- ••fi 7 ^ 65 fee 7 '^ 3#4 §65- Ml397 U«5 "^ 6 43 6 43 ^iVT 56 6 7 112 DEDHAM. C. M. :^*:§:=::^=q==;p^i32=p:i:pzjzjjz]z^riz^=zji^za3Ziq=:z]r P—g- EgzgzgEjEy|EgEFEjjzz|z:|g=4E^|azgz^pzgrig|izP=|iE^4 EE=rSZEi E S§ 1. Sweet was the time, when first I felt The Saviour's pardoning blood, Applied to cleanse my soul from guilt, And bring me . home lo God. ^^piliig:iiiip3|iiiiiig*iE .M-0-i..g e_ -Pzw 1 s^Hii^p gslll^i^l^fefelii-^J^S^^^S 1. Soon as the mom the light revealed. His praises tuned my tongue; And when the evening shades pre - vailed. His love was ail my song. ^^ 6 4 6 6 6 877 eff 65 1655 4 87 r w^M^^^m^Em^mmmM^E^E^^^mARUNDEL. C M. -^^E^\mE^0^^^^^mm^^^^^m O all ye lands, rejoice in God, Sing praise, and bless his name; Let all the earth, with one accord. His wondrous works proclaim. -#z*. ^^^^^^^m^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^, 'mf:wE^}lE^E^^E^-EE^E^-f,:^:»^^ =Lz:fzi:fc*ztz:}Ez!!:t-tzzt:ztz:E5zlzp;lr?zzEzp:f:#z5z?;±z^z3ztz=tz{z:F4zz[z;lEzEEEztE —^-it-tztfziiK I ' 0 6 7 PORTER. C M. Altered froih Stanley. 113 '^mii^^^i^mmmMmmmmmiim^./ While golden harps and angel tongues Resound immor - tal lays, '"^Great God, permit our humble songs /To rise and speak thy praise, To rise and speak thy praise . ^^^^m^^mm^^mmEmMMME^i6?; 6 6 6 fir. . iu% u^ 4 3 C. J. Webb. ARMENIA. C M. 2d ending. iii^^gmiiSli '-^^ iilP'glgilsirt^iliiliEiifilili 1. Lift up to God the voice of praise, Whose breath our souls inspired ; Loud and more loud the anthems raise. With grateful ardor fired. -*-. EBWS- Y-Ez azj•zzPzz Z^-Z^Zj..g-gi-''^m^^^^^^Emf^M'zwmMy ^ ^ 2. Lift up to God the voice of praise. Whose goodness, passing thought, Loads every moment as it flies. With ben • e - fits unsought! H/fzz^Zf^^^^^^^^^^m^m^^E^mEm^ 1 1 -T-- l-T-H ~r I-T T 75-TTL-^gT '^ '"' 4. Lift up to God the voice of praise. For hope's transporting ray. Which hghts through darkest shades ofdeath To realms of endless day. ^5z*S :a=i: E ISZpr 3_l_r^_a:Iitz=3Eiz3zJs2z»Z|flI:pi=c:I:e=z?r.Ieir} Itt-z- *EtEEE lEEttzt:±:-=^i=E3t4:zt:±j=tE-t=i::iEE± Unison. —' 7 - 7 - " [ M. S. H. — 15 ] 114 JORDAN. C M. BillingB. ^iigsiiigiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiii^^iill^ EEm 1. There is a land of pure deUght, Where saints immor - tal reign; E ternal day excludes the night. And pleasures banish pain. |giz.2-4-|E-J—]E]E^=z]z^E^zzjz|E^zz]zf:jz:zlz: §^=^-a-g:l:g=:gEa^^zg=z:gzij3zg=f:gz:g3 |E|^^|:S|E^E|Ei I ,-±.g-M g.i-.g—s,-X-s,_^^J._©- -*- *E^ :ziizzst.^^z^P. ^=^: i^^iiiilJ^l^l^l^i^ 5. Oh, could we make our doubts remove. Those gloomy doubts that rise And see the Canaan that we love With nn - beclouded eyes ;— g-i—^T T • r-jg- 3. * Sweet fields, be - yond the swelling flood.mMmimmmmmi^^E^^^ Stand dressed in living green So to the Jews fair Canaan stood. While Jorda n rolled between. ^^^|3^^.^P=^^^^l^^??fi=g|^P^^|EEEpEE^^fEE^EfEgEE^E^E|Ef^ :t: tzzzz^iz^^\EiEzi^lz±zLzz^izzzEzizB'J-.^z^zh3z^zhziE^^ -#-* ^zipifziF^'EE ^ X m^^^^S^^^m^^^^^^^. 6. "/Could we but climb where Mo - ses stood, And view the landscape o'er. Not Jordan's stream, nor death's cold flood,Shoul d fright us from the shoie. ZPZtz^ZZttgZ-^- Xi Zff=^ ^s^ikf^i^i^Ml^^?^^l^El^ :EEE: I ZtZZZPt i 6 6 |7 * This passage may be sung by Trebles, or Tenors, or both in octaves. ^ S? %% DOYLSTON. C M. 2d ending. 11.5 -*z*: ^^A^^m^Mmm^^^^EmmEM1. mp I waited meekly for the Lord, He bowed to hear my cry; He saw me resting on his word, And brought salvation nigh. S=^=q=q"r^tofa--:1:{Ep:i;i=H=qf£E=zziEzE3z^-^^|^^Ez^|i:jiilEitE- :zpzzzj.Tzz^z^.- zzzz^zEE^zJziiziz¥jizzi±iAz^i^zjiEizz^E^^^^ -0- fr* -•- -p- -j)- • -0- 2./1 f Firm on a rock he made me stand. And taught my cheerful tongue To praise the wonders of his hand, In new and thankful song. r=-p--x^- t=^±d i 3. I'll spread his works of grace abroad^ The saints with joy shall hear, And sinners learn to make my God Their only hope and fear. DRAYTON. CM. 2d ending. ' High let us swell our tuneful notes, And join th' angelic throng; For angels no such love have known, To wake the cheerful ponc^. 2•. Good-wil" ' "l to sinfu" l" men i"s shown" , ^An" • d' peace on earth• is given ; /Fo..«...,r lo! th'incarnat, e Saviou"aviourcomer comes Vv'it"With messagemessages frofrom heaveheavenn . -^-'•ts?= ;i3iilgiili:lllil^ii?i^E:-J': 4. Glory to God ! in highest strains. In highest worlds be paid; His glory by our lips proclaimed. And by our lives displayed. ; displa pzp 6 e 56 iZ 116 DO^VNS. C. M. •^kMmEsi^^^miwE^^^^^-.-±.m Ji__X. 1 1 |_X l-L—i = J. J 1 1 •_! L 1 1 1— 1. mf Thou art my portion, O my God ; Soon as I know thy way. My heart makes haste t' obey thy word. And suflers no delay, 3^: = -^E? jEE|EESEE|3EEljEj|gE|Ei|EEjEipS ^* z^zdzE^ •r ^ ^ <^ (^ -0- 1^ • —s^ ^ ^ (^ ^ ^ ^—^ — ^—^ ^ • ^^ ^ *^ ^ (^ 2. I choose the path of heavenly truth, And glory in my choice ; Not all the riches of the earth Could make me so rejoice. z'Tzpzz^zaz zpz^z -I—I—\—I- 4. ""y If once I wander from thy path, I think upon my ways; —Then turn my feet to Ihy commands, =-And trust thy pardoning grace. illiiiliiiiiiiiilfJigilii-sli^ilJi••:^¥EEE-i S5 5 6" 7' 6" 6« It J7 §21§ 2 I 55 « 3 « l^'^ CRAWFORD. C M. tfA-^:^f^^Ei\^^jEf^:^^_^ ^:—z^±.zzz]ir7;;izEx.zr.t^zzzt^z\z\;iztt.z-zi^tZzZ;^^^ 1. There is a hou.se not made with hands, E ternal, and on high; And here my spirit waiting stands. Till God shall bid it fly. Till God shall bid it fly, ^ Z* «_^_lj,.^i^ ,i^_J_^_l0 0-i^0 i.-3-0^0^0_l0_0l.M^m0L^_Z»-0^J0 1 0-^0-Z*-0-i-0-00.l0-^-i^g'— 4. We walk by faith of joys to come ; Faith lives upon his word ; But while the body is our home. We're absent from the Lord, We're absent from the Lord. 5. 'Tis pleasant to believe thy grace. But we had rather see; We would be absent from the flesh, And present. Lord, with thee. And present. Lord, with thee. E -7^-Z.zEXz-'•zJ|zzEEz:tzl»iJz*zi'^:EiE:yzt[ziztzUzUzt!zztt:t=±::L-fz.-1z?zEzE±1zzt:EzJz? '•' ' «•'''•' ni" « 3 S 5 $ 5 "^83 15 •^ i 6 6 66 |-87 HARTFORD. C M. 117 ziz*: *iiEs: E-^-0—0-g—g. -^—g-j-g. _ E ^z?z :il:=3=zztzzlzcz±[zzJzpziitEEz: E =zt:E=3E!^-iXzzzizz-r:. i^iif ;?zz<^-i Efe l.»f. As pants the hart for cooling streams. When heated in the chase. So longs my soul, 0 God, for thee, »,/• And thy refresh - mg grace. "•^ 1^~-d- ~H-d-" -S~?5T~ 2. —For thee, my God, the living God, =-My thirsty soul doth pine ; m/Oh, when shall I behold thy face. Thou Majes - ty di - vine ' 9—W d- gESEE=gE^^^fEgzfaEHz:jEEBEf:=lE^-E3EjEfE3EjE^ :S^=t3zzX±.: i!!:=*=^zip=±:?=t=i:z^lz=JztzEzz:?z:?z:S.f:Jzz!f=2z3z^;t=«=iE3:E^lL- 4. Why restless—why cast down, my soul ? Hope still—and thou shalt sing / The praise of him, who is thy God, And heaven's eter -nal King. Sigg^gE^Pr=r=^^f^=.SE^|^^^E^EEjEEj;^/EgEEi^E^EEjEifEpE4E3EifEEK 6 J 4I 4^87- 6 ^ 6 « S 5 LATHROP. S. M. Arranged from a Gregorian Chant ^-#: 3=|: :«?igE 3E3E^EfEEJEEjE^E^E=EiEfE=jE:EE Xz7(=pzz-^ -P—g-T-g gZZgZ=-zTz'^-i-g-T-y—I 1 r"T-g-J-gzt- ^-1—r: iliili 1 1. How gentle God's commands! How kind his precepts are! Come, cast your burdens on the Lord, And trust his constant care. -# «Effc: :t=!=4=t 2z^;f:iz=J=il=g=: mmzizzi=.tzzSz ^zz^z^z±z-Xz -zX-E=z-^A m s—d- -3—•—e—X. Pr-^-d^-d^^^^—9—^—d w^ 2. His bounty will provide. His saints secure - ly dwell; That hand which bears cre - ation up. Shall guard his children well EtJ^i^ jzizfE3=3ZJZE|=:pJ-|=EI>-45-g-|r=z^^^zjEztE iE*t -p g- 2::^i:*: 3ztEt:?i^=z?=S=f=iEJE:^zE?=t==z[z=pz±ztE??zztzE3z2z 3^zz:s^ iliii 3. Why should this anxious load Press down your weary mind ? Oh, seek your heavenly Father's throne. And peace and comfort Srid!^ 3: E £111 i I |,3:g i ^^m^^^^m ZSZ i^ ^ S 5 3. His goodness stands approved, Unchanged from day to day; I'll drop my burden at his feet, And bear a song a • way. 118 PADDINGTON. S. M. 2d ending. Emimsm^mMmmmMtm^^s^^^mX 1. / Sing praises to our God, And bless his sacred name: His great sal - vation all abroad. From day to day proclaim. -3-^- iggigiiiir:giiigiiiiriiiiiiiigis-§^i^^ 2. Midst heathen nations place The glories of his throne ; And let the wonders of his grace Through all the earth be known. -9-rfi TT -l—T—1 TT l;-T—1-¥ T-a-g-T-?^-~T-g---r .-g-r-^—g—r-|2 pT • 3- ^Sggl 5 EEE 6 5 6 6 4 4 6 6( 87 6 56 67 ff 3 3 SOUTHFIELD. S. M. -* 2d ending. Eiz*^E3 2:z£zfz":±!dEiriiiiiiiiiiggiiig-liiliif^j^jgig^g! g g-g -B- \ 1. ^ Thy name, almighty Lord, Shall sound through distant lands; Great is thy grace, and sure thy word • Thy truth forever stands ?.?A«^g-0 i|^Siiigiisll3^fig^Si£iliiiSgEigi?igiS 2. Far be thine honor spread. And long thy praise endure. Till morning light, and evening shade Shall be exchanged no more. zzzi?z:=:§zitzt:; -g-g- - iifE^Esfiilii zXz E: 60 IP n I # THATCHER. S. M. 119 :zgz^ztfz|:tfE^|z:g=fc|zgzjzq4E:j-tf4:i^z*zg|:gzg|z:g=M:|:fcJz^^^^^-^¥S^i~^^-i'3-¥^'¥^E~^EX-'^-^T-^-^EE=^ ^ l.'A./To God, in whom I trust, I lift my heart and voice j Oh! let me not be put to shame, Nur let my foes rejoice. E*E|Ep3EE|pEEipEpp3Ei|EEEEiS^ iil^iii?igiililiiiig:|ziigii;|gpii3 4."/His mercy, and his truth. The righteous Lord displays. In bringing wandering sinners home, And teaching them his ways. iiliiiiiEEililifSiiiiiii^iiizg EE^EjJEEEE^E^BEf5E=ESE-7:}E53^t 7 65 6 7 6565^676ti:ztz*:I:z?z:**:±zt=3zE±;Ezfzt;:tt:=:c:±:d:;i:!6 0667 : HAVERHILL. S. M. •-a--*-*-^-^-^—-^^y--^--^-^^Elzzz=f-zzyz^-z\z=zz=z^- 1. How gentle God's commands! How kind his precepts are! Come, cast your burdens on the Lord, And trust his constant care. -#::* «- il ilEir::E:z:d:zEi:=izzizztE E_-J- :#- -#-•••d—d- -gr- .0- » » -©- '^ -g- -d- -d- -•^pr .-, tz-^- 2. His bounty will provide. His saints se - curely dwell; That hand which bears cre - a - tion up. Shall guard his children well. P^zq;;|EHzzzl=jzzijz=jz^fE3=zz1=E=qE^==p=q^f:il=zl=jz^f-:^i=:pE^zjz|=j=zlE SzE;^l:J=J=^=EE^JzE±:*z=atz:^z^E±zizlzJj3E£-3=i:=d=^i:*zz^^ [ZSZ 4- —His goodness stands approved, Unchanged from day to day; ">/ I'll drop my burden at his feet, And bear a song way. 'mi^E:^EEEEE^EzfiEEz^E--g—g P- zE- E=i|Efzz»=tz3zgzEi=i:=czz:aEiz=zJ|- E!E5E^tEiE P T-g- il i zdzztzP: fcz^i:r=tESJ--=i-C=t=:t:=t=Eazl': -.dztXz % % 5 120 St. THOMAS'. S. M. A. WilUanu. -*z* IZZBZ zz:ziz:^zz^z\.—-z= ± zX •g—g- r-i=*i--^i S=:5r-..f,mmmmi^^^^^^- ,_ m2. Ye angels, great in might. And swift to do his will. Bless ye the Lord, whose voice ye hear. Whose pleasure ye ful - 61. ^m^^^Mfmi^^EmmiEmi^tE^^^ 3. Ye heavenly hosts, who wait The or ders of your King, Who guard his churches when they pray. Oh join the praise we sing. 6 64 ^44 666 5>6 6 66 « 7 Linley. PENTONVILLE. S. M. 2d ending. '^?iifi^iiiiii fi^P 1. To bless thy chosen race. In mercy. Lord, incline ; And cause the brightness of thy face On all thy saints to shine; iii^ii^iiipPif^iiiiiil^iiJpiliipp -^-d- M^^^m^^m^^^^m^m^m^m^2. / That so thy wondrous way May through the world be known ; While distant lands their homage pay. And thy salvation own. 4./Let diflering nations join To eel - ebrate thy fame; Let all the world, O Lord, combine To praise thy glorious name. g --r-0— -r m-g-T-M—0—fi- TT -1 r l-g-T-:;—•- 5=Jt=.r=l3=: ^ iSEJilzS Bzr m 87 6 87 6 6 OLMUTZ. S. M. Arranged from a Gregorian Chant. f7\ 2d ending. 121 *:^S=EJ3E* : E5i: i=it=q==t szizzij "dzl i jtZTSZ iggi yn zdzr?: gPPISgii^HgP^ 1. Your harps, ye trembling saints, Down from mthe: willows take ; Loud to the praise of love divine, Bid every string awake zzX-z E EE5 111 :il=:3= l:^z^5J -g- • -0- tZ-dr^Z^Z-illd-I ii iiiiii -^- P-zz^z SiE:J:-ii ^ -sh-g 4. When we in darkness walk. Nor feel the heavenly flame; Then will we trust our gracious God, And rest upon his name. -* mm^^^E^^^E^^^MJ=q:x=1z:zl i 5. Soon shall our doubts and fear's Subside at his control ; His loving kindness shall break through The midnight of the soul. M^!ftEEIE=a^=pEizzfrfE^=z^z=E^33Ei|EE^E^|^EEt'Ez 3•g-.~T—- 4 —^--^-d-V-p 3 I —r-f-g-i-E-T-i—p—^--sE—Azid-i-p—p—d—r-P^-x-^ -pzzS:. 26 55 7 #6 6 5^- %6 55 7 7 LINSTEAD. S. M. «\ 2(1 ending. 'm\^m^^s§^^^^mm&M^^m1. Mine eyes and my desire Are ev er to the Lord ; I love to plead his promised grace. And rest upon his word. iiis^piipippppiiJlapgpipgiSfii^ilip 3. When shall the sovereign grace Of my forgiving God Re - store me from those dangerous ways. My wandering feet have trod ? *t=^--:Pm9- •s> • 4. ^/O keep my soul from death, Nor put my hope to shame,-=For I have placed my on - ly trust /In my Redeemer's name. 6 87 6- 67 3 -8877 8"•7' 5"•0 S' 5• 66 I 7 r *[.M. 8. K. S 122 LABAN. S. M. From " Splritnal Song*." 2d ending. -^zsz— ~t^z^f.MzYzY7tizaz^^zazp'^E^zzljtz^^p^^^ IG'z^^^. i i*^piEa:slilii^siiplsliigtlilsiiiii^^^1. MMy soul, be on thy guard. Ten thousand foes arise ; The hosts of sin are pressing hard To draw thee from the skies. p 2. Oh watch, and fight, and pray; The battle ne'er give o'er; Re new it boldly every day. And help divine implore. -g-—,, 1 -r-t—• m—r-3- ^E 3szp: IlliiSiiiii^illiii::;z*ri^z t E ^ I 3. Ne'er think the victory won. Nor lay thine armor down: Thy arduous work will not be done Till thou obtain thy crown. 6 U 6 i _.^ -fi- 6 _ 7 _ _ -f2- 6 |:i=g:S=i=P-pE|E^ X T-g- -0-0- -0-0- ^^ m^^ ±XZn.Elzt.z\zztzizEz3tz iw^mm^. 4. Fight on, my soul, till death Shall bring thee to thy God ; He'll takt=t=e theet, at thy parting breath, Up to his blest abode. CALMAR. S. M. Arranged from a Gregorian Chant. 2rf ending. y- f;-9—O—0—ip-T-g—g^ :rQ:z?5rz#zziczZe- _ iiig^iiii^ii^gg|Siiig!^agg ^^1 \ 1—L., H EES#: ' ^-g)-T^—^-l-g—g- Iiii&ili*3||ip«g^igigll3:§§iliip^^g-g -gl. o "—"zsz—zr ^ il^^i|5ii|gg^§ii|iiifiliiif^^.§gsj^^Great is the Lord our God, And let his praise be great; He makes the churches his abode. His most delightful seat. i zzzz^^zCzz\z-=Zzh-^~^z\zz^izdzhEzzE±dzzsLizziz!zzzXzxE-r^^^ E i 0 ff 6 87 0 0 *#l6 87 EASTDURN. S. M. 2d ending. 123 ., /The Saviour's glorious name Forever shall endure. Long as the sun, his matchless fame Shall ever stand secure. 2. Wonders of grace and power To thee alone belong; Thy church those wonders shall adore. In ever - last - ing song. P0\B'I ;fiz3|ffgps|i;a||p *ri^piig £ mwim^mi^ME •^z' 4. ''Je - hovah, God most high '. /We spread thy praise abroad ; Through all the world thy fame .shall fly, 0 God, thin^12—c,-jji._|z:iz._,i—e Israel's God! zx.azsz- liSglMi^EStiE^gillgiiEgEEEIEEE? ' 34 6 7 6 4^ 6 5 ^ 6 - mmmEm 87 4 6 66 6 87 ^66 Go J SHAWMUT. S. M. [Charft.] 2d ending •i^^iiliilliiiiiil^Eii^i^^^iiiiiiiliiii^lii 1. /Thy name, almighty Lord, Shall sound through distant lands ; Great is thy grace, and sure thy word; Thy truth forever stands. —^j^-z^-Z^A.-g-.^±-^--Zl^d-9zzi-tzd^lA-azzi-^..^-^zrz^^^.i.g-o-^^^--X-^.^.zxxz^^^^ B^^^^w^EEEMm^i^^iEMm^i^^mmiM -d- -d- 2. Far be thine honor spread. And long thy praise endure. Till morning light, and evening shade Shall be exchanged no more. •g—0-0 :zl=d: Oife^; -I—I—h- j—I—f-- izdzzd: ' nn^d- 7 7 ^^ ' 6 SI 124 SHIRLAND. S. M. Sttmley. 2({ ending. •g-g ZMZZZM. zdz i^^tEEE X t±ztz::?t2i z t-zdzza. :?zzi-a :EigEEl=El=lE=gi?gEEEE* l 1. Behold the morning sun Begins his glorious way ; His beams through all the nations run. And life and light convey. -^^z--r^zzzz•IZz^zzzztrz^zzzzL-=zzz\•fz^zzzz7tE^^XX=ZXZz^•zxz^^^ i^giliiPii-^iiiSiSiiigiis^ii^-d\-°-\-P -fi- -g—g- -g- i 2. But where the gospel comes. It spreads di - vin - er light, ^t calls dead sinners from their tombs, And gives the blind their sighu •g—^ —E 1 ^#ES^=?- ; :- -Jlz s- 1 4. AiTVIy gracious, God, how plain Are thy direc - tions given ! Oh! may I never read in vain, ""/But find the path to heaven. aita=5 -g—g- -- -g- SEE z±Xz Xz 56 57 6 56 65 6 6 6 7 6 S' e 7 HARLEM. S. M. (zapz^^zzeS;Y==-YizpziZ-ZTZZzzi:zizzYB-y-X9^^^=XY-Ef^^ i:-ES^iE!EEISEEc-4zmE£EEi;t^E»ESS 1. My Maker and myy King! To thee my all I oweowe ;; Thy sovereign bounty is the spring. Whence all my blessmgs flow. *^EEEIEHIE iP z^zl:z;=z3: Ppp^iP 2. Thou ever good and kind! A thousand reasons move, A thousand ob - li - ga - tions bind My heart to grateful love. i^lsigilliiiiilipfpEliigiiiiiS^g^j^ 6. Oh let thy grace inspire My soul with strength divine; Let all my powers to thee aspire, And all my days be thine. j:Hj3z=pz:i3=ztr-Z-qz- •-•:t-4-|i-P ztz. iipzzfz E3EiEfiEE?ii:»E*- " g iilpiiiii 6 6 6 6^ 6 0 3 7 LOCKPORT. S. M. 125 z#zrz Efcz^EEfeEi^fefeElEEEfeiteEEyEzEtEEEEE |E^jEE^=||||||^^||E^g 1. Come, we that love the Lord, And let our joys be known ; Join song with sweet ac - cord. And thus surround the throne. z^zczdzziz^fEaEE3{EEEJEa3EEiE^EEEp^EaESEa=^zfn^E5E3g:g5EpE5Ef3^^: ^ ybzgz*z*i:?z_d:i:fdz2S;l:gzzzgz;f*z?zgzfa;3z*z5ztt3t::^=5:i^=-:a^i?=;:=^i:^tg=lz3g ^^"-0- -ri- 3. The hill of Zion yields A thousand sacred sweets, Be fore we reach the heavenly fields, Or walk the golden strei-t? E4EEE»z'f:!EElik:i^EElE?E?Ellfe^EfeEE?:ltE^E^^^^^zz$^ZgZzzzY-^--Z-YXJ^^'-iEj^i^iz-zz:-^YEp^-Y^'-9^-i^- ^ 4. /Then lei our songs abound. And every tear be drj'; We're marching thro' Im - manuel's ground. To fair er worlds on high. -pz^,i: 6 87 6660 87 4 5 COD. To be sung or omitted at pleasure. •4=q=:t=J=1:=;^==E==45=:p=1==tzzqzzzqzizqzzizz:t==z-ZT:z:e==T=q=z^zj==z==i*zi=Zs^_j_i= :zrii*^.0--^-0---0---0^-p^-^-_MzzzPzzPzzz^zlz^-^Pz^^zi=^=zizz^zzizzz^z=^r^^z li Join i ong with sweet accord. And thus surround the throne— And thus sur - rounroid the throne. fEEEE3EE|EE=EEE|EEEp tzzzz^z=fzz:^—=4. : :=*- -c- Be - fore we reach the heavenly fields. Or walk the golden streets— Or walk the golden street j;. Ezzzizpzzl:=^zzz»-z»zzzzpiz-lzwzzw=zpz^i^zl n-T- -I- t=rzU=f=Ez=-F FzzzijzzzizXz^zzxzzzzzZzl zP-\—:^z:t l=!e^liiiili=i^izill We're marching thro' Im - manuel's ground. To fair - er worlds on high— To fair - er worlds on high. zp p—jr-zzzzpzzf. -.—P—0^ xzzT. zpz zaz: zztz l3+—g l E= M ^E^^^EE^I T n 7 56 87 126 SlotP. ELTON. S. M. ^^ (T\ t:^zzzzTz7izzzzizz^—zzzLzzzrztzzrr.zrrzzzz^zzz,zzz]:Tzzz:MZ^^ z^—\-Y0—*—•—H- -^-l—!-+-#-*—zi—9—0+-3-^-0^-0—9-p-^p-0-Ym—:^—9-4r^—I-— -\ —p—— -±-^V 1. Oh for the death of those Who slumber in the Lord! Oh be like theirs my last repose. Like theirs my last reward. j^ • ^ •• ^ ^-m-0-i.0-^0—0—0-l^.,-ZfZ^-TZZ^ 9—'—9^^ZM-^-I-^ ^-.0^-0.IZZ-^^^^^ZfZ^- -^- iii ^Ei^^l^il-^l^lig^l^^pii^^^i^i 3. Their ransomed spirits soar On wings of faith and love, To meet the Saviour thi y ali.r-?. And reign with him above, :z]z W^lEp'E|EfE*^E;pE^EE|EE]Z:^;Zr.|E^EE|E^ESiE^E^fE*EEpZXjEZ—-^-[-Ex—r I *-EgE3z*zE--g=zzt—tz—Eizg=^-*-E*—-•—i;5^-EEF-i—•H-*--!T - •I ^J-4-Effi| a^*=4=ET^ 6 #6 0 if - - gs » - - -^ -^s e ^ # - |I # CEDRON. S. M. 2d ending. E: 1 -VHave mercy. Lord, on me. As thou wert ever kind ; Let me, oppressed with loads of guilt. Thy wonted mercy find. r^-g-g--^2,---g---#-i^-5*-s(—a —^-x.,_,_^_g, 4. Withdraw not thou thy help, Nor cast me from thy sight. Nor let thy Holy Spirit take Its ever - lasting flighu i "/The joy thy favor gives. Let me again obtain; And thy free Spirit's firm support My fainting soul sustain, - - '^ ' X=z\~^ ^^^mMA^^^i^^^i^^^M^^^^^^^^^6^t=6 6" ¥ AYLESDURY. S. M. Dr. Green. 127 -0 0 g-.\-g- iiil-i 1. '•/From Xlowes t depths of wo, To God I send my cry; Lord, hear my sup - pli - cat - ing voice. And gracious - ly re - ply! =*5i E^=g: t_g_-^_sl-^-l-eZ3-^-i-^—^ d d-^-g=^.-gr^Ejrzjrfsi—^-^-'=^--»E^--gi-^-*—*—-g--»g<-^-g-^©--•—- 2. Shouldst thou .severely judge. Who can the tri bear ? Forgive, 0 Lord, lest we despond. And quite renounce thy fear. *^EEE|EgE3E3E^i=Epziz'=§=i=:^|^EE|z^zzzt iHiESiiliiii^ z^=iz:±zzzz:*z=?z=2^zfziz3ztzz±zE=t=cz=?z±=zElzfzE*3zi3. My soul with patience waits For thee, the living Lord; My hopes arze on thy promise built. Thy never failing word. -9—fi- -XzAzz-X Sl^ liiet^E^iiiiiiJi^iiliiilil^^l^iil^• it=qz .--Ez-2-Pzl 3^i= —g-T I-l r-» i ..^^j I ± I I E^. 6 6 « I 5 I % I -66 BOYLSTON. S. M. Ii. I^Iason. 2d ending. ^EgEia=P=:=:EiIEaE5iE5E3EEE*:i:^-3EilE3E3=^^|:pi=E=3i3ESE3E:p:Ei=:^:}:=iJ|E3EEEiEip ^EE*:E i \z^z2z±-*—V—\zzZzzzXz±^-^±^zztz=?.mzz-i-s^z±lzPzzz.tzzz^zZzzl-\ —•-gJzg-EEj?zJiz:^z£:iz3EL'zgf*z:tzz:^zlzEj:': ' 1 The pi - ty of the Lord To those that fear his name. Is such as tender parents feel— He knows our feeble frame. !::2::jE 3^"E||=SESE;P| EE •- -^ -g- 3 'Our days are as the grass, Or like the morning flower! When blasting winds sweep o'er the field. It withers in "an hour. E ±z?Ezs=M: illi zdzzjizzi 4. -n/But thy compassions Lord, To endless years endure; And children's children ev^ejjind Thy words^of promise sure^ SILVER STREET. S. M. I. SmlUi. 128 2d beginning. izi^z^zxiz Efi^S -d-g- :^ztz»:jn—I—__::L_I..S-=—I-l—a__uxi—|_i.,,_^. ^MiWmME^^^^^M .^.^-,^±1—•_!—J.-Z__I_J._: 1—J—i -i-j—• 1—-i.-i_i- | 1—L-I 1 1—-.- 1./Come—sound his praise abroad, And hymns of glory sing: Je - h',vah is the sovereign God, The u ni - ver -sal King. ,^i-5E3Eif^E-|EE3EE{E3|:EEE=EEpjiEEfiEiJE5^E5^^ 'E'^zzE*-^-i-.^zz£TzZ^XzPt?z^:^—EEi^-3-i'-a^^^-3- -g- <^ i^ • —y s .. ,^ , , .^- '-. ""PCome—worship at his throne. Come—bow before the Lord ;—We are his work, and not our own; He formed ns by hi^ word. .. , EEE-^E:EEEiii=EpEJfSIif EEEElEif^i^EEJEE^^igJiEi ^)z±i^.PzP±.d-°E-A-X±tEEi^zPm±?iz?^^^ 3. To-day attend his voice, Nor dare provoke his rod; Come—like the people of his choice. And own yonr gracious God. |:^;si3iligiiiEiliEiiifiiiiiSlli£lliiiil^ [^ Taeto. 6 8"-0 - "• 65-- 6 6 3J 0 6 Q 87 68 LOUDON. S. M. T. Olmsted. ^.^EzlzMZzE ^ZZffZ h-^*zz±zz=zP: liili^iP?il?llliliii^f^liSi??|iii zXzt ^m aEEiEEE5E^iEEpEEpE^|EEipEpEE|-EEi|EjEijE^E|3T^f^aEES|^ 4zizf:»=^f:i^EJ?z^3^zzfzi3*z=^t*zzi:E^zttzJzI:izz?:±E*==?fcjE^;±z?z±^ O Lord, our heavenly King, Thy name is all divine; Thy glories round the earth are spread. And o'er the heavens they shine. ii^^?=si^liilllziilipii^l^iii|iii^^P^j^^:F= t 0 0 7- 6 1)7 6 56 B- e 0 87 MOORFIELD. S. M. Church Psalmody, Pa. I4S, Sd. Pt. 129 iipliiisriiiyi^iiEiliiiigilsi 1. » ^Let every creatiue join To praise th'eter - na, l _God , ; ~^Y~ e heavenly host, the song~0- begin . . And soun,.d hi.s name abroad—And soun..d hi.s name abroad,, . iiiiiii§iiii?Sgiiii§giilliSligSll&|gilii 2. Thou sun, with golden beams. And moon, with paler rays; "Ye starry lights, ye twinklin^flames. Shine to your Maker's praise. Shine to yotur Maker's praise. Pils^^SliSillig:^liiliiiiSigiE§§ili^i^-g-^T-^-,-^T-<2-^ 3n. Hrxe buil,_..-it. thos.1. _ e world11s abov, e An. d1 fixed,. , thei.. .r wondrou. s fram- e :-P:: By his command they standrP- or move. And ever speak his name. And ever spea..k hi.s name. -g- - '—^ -g- «.« -g- ^m -izzpz 6 6 mm^^m^^^^^mwm^^^^ Unison. 4. By all his worls above, His honors be expressed; But saints, who taste his saving love, Should 5sin gS hi s praise1%s best 5, Shoul% d sinEg his praises best. sing his praises ' INVERNESS. S. M. church Psalmody, Hy. 248. I>. Mason. isizqrrq: hnrch Psalmod dzzpz 3 z± mm I. Oh! cease, my wanderinlil^llgiljiiiiliiEe^lill^^g soul. On restless wing to roam ; AU this wide world, to either pole. ^Ha s not for thee a home. ;:23=X=zti SEp3EiSE5|EEESEE§Ei|EES|E^^|EE3Jg^EgE^=- 1^ 2 Behold the argEi-Eal3zg:E.^=is!:fj=d:Egx£^Fg—tfEgI:^id!:iEgzg^±gJzgztz3lk of God! Be • hold the open door Oh! haste to gain that dear a - bode, And rove, m^ y soul, no more (-2—Q. iii^^ili^^l^ii^^l^iii^g^i* 3. There, safe thou shalt a • bide, There, sweet shall be the rest. And every longing sat • is - fied. With full sal - va - tion blest \zX=i-2^zi^-lzkzz-i,z-izzzz^zizzz^zzizz^. ^ -P • 9- PSi^l^llliliiliiiligiiiiE E i±=fz iii 6 7 I % 5 6 e 5 r M. s. H.—ir 1 6 67 refi 6 i4i3 6y8 130 OLNEY. S. M. m^^^^Hymn 363. L. Mason. 1. The Spirit in our hearts. Is whispering, 'Sinner, come;' The bride, the church of Christ, proclaims. To all her children,'Come!' FElEaEf zjzzzjzJz—:r SEEa|EEIEa^E5EEiEE=EEzzJEEEfEEEEf ^-dE-p—p—p—p-Ed^E- ^J^zztz^z^ztzjiizMzzPzzMzizd=zszizsi±zPzizsizz*ztzdzzcztz -g- -s- -0- " 2. Let him that heareth say To all about him, ' Come!' Let him that thirsts for righteousne? To Christ, the fountain, come!' feS:zBrizpEE^E3Eiz^=E3z^izq=j=MzE|EE3zf5EE»xziE^=»EE2zz^izj=zBr ^Er7-• —g- 3. Yes, who - so - ev • er vrill. Oh let him freely come, And freely drink the stream of life; 'Tis Jesus bids him come. ZiZZ0r.=Z0ZZp-3ZTZ^ZY7^ZZZE=Z9ZZr^ZZX^ZZPY^iJZ0ZZZ9ZZ:?Zzr7. ^zz^zz^zz ^^EEfEEEiE^EliEEEEEEEl^E^EiEEEtEEEiiEziE^^=iiEE i ^ § 5 I ? I 5 « t « 3 ^ I ^ ^ i. Lo! Jesus, who invites. Declares, 'I quickly come:' Lord, even so! we wait thy hour; 0 blest Redeem • er, come! DOVER. S. M. 2d ending. & ^il?^ll^i^llil§F3illiiEgiiil^§!ii^^^S 1. Great is the Lord, our God. And let his praise he great; He makes the churches his abode, His most delight - ful seat. zzizzz\zzzizzE -g—g^- mIzdztzizzMzjiz^z ii^iOig=iSiiiiiili^i§li aiESE3 SaEfees^ iiisis^liiiiilir-OliiiiiiilliiE^i^li 2. In Zi -on God is known, A refuge in disf'ss ;/How bright has his sal - vation shone ! How fair his heavenly grace ! P—g—. Et^i=lE;iE!?EEEEEgEE3EElEtEEEElE:ElEEEE?:JEEil:P^EEzEz=:{^zzz?szY^-g--Y^^==^xi=f3-Y^^=±E^E^-'-^'i— 1 -*--t="E-===i^-a-r^^ f ••-^"EE?!^ —^^E=iEE=z=E; 7 ^ 6 tl RLADENRURG. S. M. 2d eliding. 131 1. Exalt the Lord our God, And worship at his feet; His nature is all ho - liness. And mercy is his seat. i^JE^^SE JgjEES«I3EaE"PE^Ef ^pifg ^ XzIX=^(^'-¥'z^±-?zizXz*±zzz'ziz!^ztzizd3zXzXi-ZzXt-E±z± Mlg^fiiJggf^^lgi^ 4. / Exalt the Lord our God, Whose grace is still the same ; Still he's a God of ho - li - ness. And jealous for his name. ^Z^Z0ZYiZZ!ZYZZiZ-YZtr:ZZZtTZ-ZiZY-ZYXY-^l~-^'{^9^-YE^9-¥» MElEEE^fekfe^iljEEfelEEfeEEfe§ § ^ 6 6 ,7 S 5 ti. * Not to be used as a final close. STONINGTON. S. M. Church Psalmody, Hy. 298. I.. Mason. ESE^EIE^pEiEiziEEJE^zlzpE^EEigiEiEaEHEES :q==t=E: zz\zdz ^z:2z=:?zz:fE?=[zzztzzztzE?E3zfz}zt=itzztzz:tzzizzziz?zE?z :tzzzb: I "=tEIE?E Jf 1. Ye trembling captives, hear! The gospel trumpet sounds; No music more can charm the ear. Or heal your heart - felt wounds. \W -H E=iJ-EEjz:jzE-—j_-E]_z1zE=3E-i=E==l=r XzlzzElEz\zizzz\=^^zziz\zz^zi. z^zz^zHzzizMz :szzsz¥^zizgz¥zE-zJzzz^x^ztz^zlz^izMzzP=:i sj—d-tz 2. 'Tis not the trump of war. Nor Sinai's awful roar; Sal - vation's news it spreads afar, And vengeance is no more. z^—g-- ZX ^ —" -g—g- -f^. P—0—3- i^mg X "^ gillifii.l^f=f»i '-^^m3. For - giveness, love , and peace. Glad heaven aloud proclaims; And earth the Ju • bi - lee's release, With eager rapture, claims. -X a 6087 666 C-., 8?- 4 132 >VARNER. S. M. ^^ -0-0-0- ^-x m^EEm^^^m^mmi^m^EM^BYour harps, ye trembling saints, Down from the willows take: Loud to the praise of love divine. Bid every string awake, Bid every string awake, Bid ever y stnng a .>t:^:iiZiXZZiiq=:1i:g^^z»i:p=5:izTqz4z--rO-P-9 •zpzz^-YzrzzzXzz^Y^zz' ;ipqiqi^rfz»z*z# ig—izzzzz=:i T=g-:j:g^-^E-- Xz=zYE^-dzPzp\i^z^z ;gE3|ijE|EEzpztJ-z-|zrz-zE|yE=z:|£^z^:^^ _i"IiElEEEf?±^{^^ilEEEEiEfeE6 56 ' ^ 7 6 WENT^VORTH. S. M. 2d ending. 'EEzEEE^mE^mE^E^^m^^^^mEEEE^M "^^T-fEl-i-Z-zz-lz^zzzEzzEiX^^^ %z-^zz^z¥jizEEE—^¥zE^ztE-^zzd-Azsz^lz^zziz^^^ "-^ -g- g -g- -g- -g- 0 •' -g- ^ -g- -g- The Lord in Zion reigns. Let earth his praise proclaim, And celebrate in loudest strains. His great and holy name. iEiiiiliillifiiis:llliiSliil^.ElS§^iilgJgg ,-«- Sliiiii^iligiiiiglllp-p - •O-e-r—n—^- 6 - 66 m?^mmf^m 6 0 66 6 6 4 COMPTON. S. M. E. K, Prouty. 133 Zh5i_IjiSEEz_ ^^SiEB ^E^EE Si£i3; -"^-M^f^^E-P-zX lis::tzzd=zz:f z ilHi E-- E2:z^1. Th-e pity of the Lord To those that fear his name, such as tender parents feel, He knows our feeble frame. z^z=zzizzz\=zt- X 3yi^Ei3=j=gr^3^i=^3 dzzzdzizPz^p—s: mdztzPz iili -g- -•- .-«- zpzzzy- EEfE ::§:zaziztiz=zzzi^=:gzt-"--l-:—\-\—i g-+-g-1—g—f-i 0—^—;EE'-+ =^^EEE^EEE. ?ZIZ2Z3_ zzzztz 2. He knows we are but dust. ScattereScattered with every breath; His an - ger, like a rising wind. Can send us swift to death. _ ,• -g- ^EW^ ZtZMZZ.' -H BbEEIEtEE: zdz: :zz EE r=t=pzzzs: I EEEfErEEE^Eii i^ifo 6 6 iJ 6 6 SUNBURY. S. M. [Chant.] Morley. EvEzzz., 1==F M—P'—n-SE3 zESzzQzEzwzz-pzzpz zX g|zzE::fE=1=^ :EJz4z=Et:=zt=Cz EEtEE zMzzazza.: -d~ -p—p—dr illiil•=tz=E#g z I ma 1. When overwhelmed with grief. My heart within me dies. Helpless and far from all relief, To heaven I hft my eyes. E -fzz=jEE=zfza=j=jz3E^==^E^zfE I I j_EfEEj=^EEz]z|zq=j=E=jE|E^T- 'iffgZEEEJz:J:E3=Jzzgz=gzfz^Z--s!=E*=*=^=t±z*=Jz^3z:izIzJzzi=:S=^=E-3:' 25 w - - - - .^- ; 2. Oh! lead me to the rock. That's high above my head. And make the covert of thy wings. My shelter and my shade. -i^E EpEfEiE3E^i =ez#cz±z£z: E^E^Em^^^^i zPzzzdz I i^EfE^EE: il^ 3. With - in thy presence. Lord, For - ev - er I'll a bide; Thou art the tow'r of my defence. The refuge where I hide. _ g -0—•—g- :nz '^^^^Em^lEM^EEEEmE EE3Ei!ztEEEg—I—t0 M # o tfs i ^ 134 BEVERLY. S. M. 2d ending. { ^ ^BESEE 1. /Let songs of endless praise From every nation rise; Let all the lands their tribute raise, To God who rules the skies. ftzjzfEEjE3EgE|E=pEfEjEEEEiE|PJE^PEEE=|E^E^:pEfEE3EgE-t 2:=2^=SzMz«^Iz=J=^E!!z*z:2Z3±±?zJza;ljt:i=E3=EE±3zE-i3=^t:«==^= zdztjsz a .g. 0 .0- -g. ;^E^z^z*z^Ep:|zgz^z^z|zpzzjz--gz.g:fzzEjzi^z:ir:^z:j4E:=q^iJ3p:Pj»_^_q:i[=|Ep3r ^^:2:zt=tEE=pzt:zfc=Jztz=±=tzzi-tz£:I=fe:i;t:::tz=iz=;d:I:*;§^3^--3zt±:Ez:tEE=_i=l^ -d—^i 2. P His mercy and his love -= Are boundless as his name ; / And all e - ter - ni ty shall prove His truth remains the same. zpz w^E^^^M^m^mE^s^i^^^^^E- LISBON. S. M. 2d ending. Ex:il=:3: ZX Z7ZZZZ 2EbEEzEE^^^--^-T^^-— Pztzzsizz^ m^-^=E^^m -9—9—9—-gj- S^ 1. Welcome, sweet day of rest. That saw the Lord arise ; Welcome to this reviv - ing breast. And these rejoic - ing eyes. JffiEZi5rZZ=a:I~E5igZ3E53;iz^fazqEzzzEE{E=3=4=JEziz=iz = zEi:j-^zz^zz.dzizs^zdzi¥.PzMz -ii=z^. Eez^Tilfii 3, One day, amid the place Where God my Saviour's been. Is sweeter than ten thousand days Of pleasure and of sin. 1? ^ T'=i-:=i——zxzzszxz^^xzzz—^zzz^-V- •0--0-Z^ZZp. ^^^m^^^E^ ziz: '^^^M^^EE^ 4. Good is the Lord our God; His truth and mercy sure ; And while e • ter • ni • ty shall last, His promises endure. ^pfEi|iEEEE^EE^Ep^EE|Er:>l3:EE]E|EEpE|E^E:E^^fEgEgE^=Ef^EE^E^z:^t==iff^ —^:^=€;f:?z:?z:EzE:EEJz?=I:czrz:=z:?:E==3EE±r=;tz:?zEfEzEz-EEIzt=ft=:t£=0 n S 4 3 i « i 6 0 ^F 7 « 0 I I •• Not to be used as a final clos* HUDSON. S. M. R. Harrison. 2(2 ending. 135 Zz^zzjiz 9—9- 5|ESEiEf^EjE=E^E=EEJjEiEEEE=EiE5JEEg gllitlsigEillilii *Eiz*=:?=z^zJztzz±--C=t:=:tzz:*-.Iz[zzil:!::tzztzatizj^ilE al./Le t songs of endless praise From every nation rise; Let all the lands their tribute raise, To God, who rales the skies. ^^^^^^^^^^^M^^z^m^fMM Pzt-^-d~. s*- 4=t ir^^^^igigiS^Sigi^ligEiiliLliiiii 2.''His mercy and his love-=:Are boundless as his name;/And all e • temi - ty shall prove His truth remains the same. -9-PZ &:fb-4-»E- %h 0 6 R-6667 S6 * UTICA. S. M. 2d ending. -^^^^^^^^:^_^^m^^^^m^^1. t I Behold, the lofty sky Declares its maker God; And all the starry works on high Proclaim his power abroad. ^^E^^^^^^^^^^^M^iMW^WEi^^z:fe -^^^wm^M^^^mm^^^iWmmwE}.2. The darkness and the light Still keep their course the same; While night to day, and day to night, Di - vinely teach his name. 3. In every different land Their general voice is known j They show the wonders of his hand, And orders of his throne. 6 7" 666 6 77 1%765879 ^ %l 6% 67 or 136 BOXFORD. S. M. o 2d ending. ;i'f=b^=Tr~=i:i _T f=-3E_ :zrT=]-Zizz:T:zzz: ; ^-9 ^-EteEE^ffl:!ifi-E* ?E^iliiiiiiiiiJii§^lgil§^ 1. Is this the kind return? Arc these the thank,-, we owe ? Thus to abuse e • ternal love, Whence all our blessings flow! =teE|aEEEiEEEEiE EEiEEEEJiEEEiJEEEi] :--.l:-zz]:t .zz±z^¥jlz^±PzzPzh *;±:sz*:t:;z*:±^«'zJ iiiiii^llSiiiliil^^l^lllS 2. To what a stubborn frame Has sin reduced our mind! Wha'0-^-9-pt strange , rebellious wretches we! And God as strangely kind ! illllliEiliiiiill:ii^ili-ilii!?il£^iiifei^i^iHillilg 4. Let past in - grat-i-tude Provoke our weeping eyes; And hourly, as new mercies fdl. Let hourly thanks arise. filiis-iiHilligiliiPi] m^^Mj^^mm^^m it 6 DUNBAR. S. M. Corelli. 2d ending. iq===~==]:=^==|:T=~i:T:~:3fa«ri:^z—izz|zzrrq--J~--T-oZz:i4zq E ^^^Efi^-WZ1-0.-0-0-L--0-0-0 —^.Yg—P-Yfi-A-t—Yt-^-¥-^-p-rXzzfSzmzY^-0-ig-A iMiJili^Siii[XXztXzztztXi 7zlzzztXzz±zzXzz±ziX-'^z¥xA±z¥xXzdEzz^i^^zzizziEzzz:izzt 1. When overwhelmed with grief. My heart within me dies. rztzt: . To heaven I lift my eyes. S|EEEEEfl-EEE|;^Eg=E|EEj|^^^ Helpless and far from all relief, _:*_^_^_^.t_.^_^.t_^zi^,.t-2_*-i:a_*-i-a—za-^-^-^.t-.^_^i.^-^0Zt.p,ztzPzt.d-0.t-^^-t.gzaz-.P.tj:^0.t^z^-s 2. jWOh ! lead me to the rock Thai's high above my head. And make the covert of thy wings My shelter and mv shade. »SEEEE}E3EEEfEEJETgE3E=SEgEEEiiEE«iE3E5iE5^^^ ^zzz^zPzPzPz¥«^Pzp-I±-Az»z¥Ez^izLztzztz^z'zizPzPzPzhP^PzPz¥^zz»:¥E.-J^^ 3. Within thy presence. Lord, For - ev - er I'll a - bide ; /Thou art the lower of my defence, - - - The refuge where I hide. WATCHMAN. S. M. Leach. 137 E^^^EE3^i:|EiE^|E^-JEgfEpzz^El-= zz;Tz==zzzz:T:-z*;Tzdz:d-:1:Tzrz3Zjz^Tz:zz=,z|:^:z.: ^zz":iJ:zf zzzz:trztz:i.pi.E:f zt=z[:zi izf^tz: ~°ZlZZ.'^ZZrP' ' ZZ'iZ- ~"'*~E^ZZ'1ZZ^P.~TZ'^Z~^ \?.Z~P bless 1. Oh bless the Lord, my soul! His grace to thee proclaim And all that is within nie join name. -g=bz5:zz=^=pj:^=:^x:--=,z^:i=^=^ ^-^Eziz^zifE^zEiEazziEJ 5 :^=:^- zz4zzz:j:+z1:= ^zzl^z^z-izp-iz^z^iz^zizdizdzzfPzizdzzdz 1PPE^^3EJP^^|^EE^^|EE|i=:^z:±z:^T=iz..^. _ EJii 2. Oh bless the Lord, my soul; His mercies bear in mind; For not all his ben - e fits The Lord to thee kind. EggEESiS|EEf^EE^^if^EE^|EiEJEiii^ ^z=£:^.z3=?-=:i-Ezg:±:^Jz|z;I??z:iz--l;Ez:t:z±zczl;czI£z^zEzEf:f:zt:±:^z«zi-Et:z3jzLtzzlz--.p -d^tzz^z 5. /Then bless his holy name. Whose grace hath made thee whole ; Whose lov - ing kindness crowns thy days; bless the Lord, my soul! 6- 63 5- 3- LAIYRENCE. S. M. 2d ending. --zzz:r:q: 55;f^ifi?:f •g-g- ZZ? i^-g-firzEttztzztt :lztz:f:t: 1. With humble heart and tongue. My God, to thee I pra3ray : Oh ! bring me now, while I am young, To thee the living way. ns /Ts jf. ^—s-J-si_©.i..i2_^.i;-s-j_c-i-s-.-I, s lppp|pipiipijE^iplsppg|«Pigp g-g-l-g-g. 4. Oh ! let thy word of grace My warmest thoughts emplo.^-ZM-^.L-0-^-ZL9J.0-^.T0y ; Be this, through al l my following i-^Zi_s,-i-s,-#ffX-s,_^.i.c>-i—dav^ My treasure and my jov. s-i-g-9^/^—ci—. J— /^ o irs SE5{3Ei:gEifaE=ifEg:iEpEaEEE:jEEifEEEi^iggp3 EH^z^:t:?z=:±:Ed:l:?;3zt:l±zz:l:tzd--l--^:3=^;i:?j*=gtt*zi;EzEEt-iz±t:±zz5?t:?za;h^-X't~ ztz\Z-a.L.i^-j—u.i..T-±9i-gi ^ 5. To what thy laws impart Be my whole soul inclined; Come, Saviour, dwell within my heart. And sancti fy my mind ?^^^^E¥EE^^^^^Em^EEEm^mE&-o—, ,f2_-,, ,.. •'~- 6 6 • 6 6' O 6 ^ 0 50 O fc.7 « « | fM. S. II.—18] 138 KAMBIA. S. M. 2d ending. gi^5EpEIE^TEE^E^!EIE^EpESg{E=1EjrTE^E3Eg*EI-^^^^ ^El-±zizz±XZEz±^zPE-EJEEEzzEzz^-tAx-Azzz¥xzPEhzt±^zLz±^ 3.1'Our days are as the grass, Or like the morning flower! When blasting winds sweep our the field, .-.-.-- It withers in an hour. 4. ""/But thy compassions, Lord, To endless years endure ; And children's children ever find Thy words of promise sure. ztz:± 1 [^§:^Esm^^EEE^mmEmmm^E^m^^--0 5 fet - 6"" ^" 4 :tf -rf SHERWOOD. L. M. or l,. M. 6lines. From Gcminiani. Adagio Sostenuto. Bi-^Eizz'^zE¥EEpzizp0Zwzh^^z¥pz:a^^^^ irzpT fzz±-]L¥*^z^i^zE±X[zzEiXzzExzx¥zzx¥zzzciX-iizZz¥zzX±XzxE^^ Len. The Lor„ d^ mnyv pasture shall prepare. And feed me witwitthi a shepherd'sheplierd's care; > „.n. , „„„„j,, „iin„ u. ,u„,_ „,, ^. ._.j _,.„ :j^, ... "T ^ , , "T His presence shall my wants supply. And guard me with a watchful eje:^ My noon-day walks he shall attend. And all mjmidnightl hours defend. Its S* XT' iiii^ipliiggiili'fiHiiig3Sil^iii^i^i -^rz:s^z-irzY=E=^i--YpXzzt-Y^P^i'-Y^-^^ E-lfeiEEE£=IE^E~feEE-±EE*E±EEEEi-:EEE{EEE^{-^EtlE'?EHE^zP BRIGHTON. L. M. 6 lines. 139 ^^zzpzpzfizizpzpz zpzzpzizpzlzp-¥wzzr-ip-.z»^iJ^z»flz-pz\z0Z9ZMzi^^.i^z— i4ztzzl;;zU=±:t=t: :t=tz;Et=3ztz:±;tzz.tiU?zbzE?zPp±zcE3ztz:izUz±tzz:±:Lz:p;EtzzJzt:E=:t:E?z*:i:*zE:EzzJ E5EE53=|EESEE5^JEEppE3]gEE5pE5IE^EE53-^^^^ ^z4ziz*z?=t?=*:±:W=S=i^:E*zJz/-±:*z**±"^z:i:±:izz*;It^zizt»ziE?z*:±:5z^E*z3zi!:±*z:t 1. Blest who with generous pi - ty glows, Who learns to feel anoth - er's woes; Bows to the poor man's wants his ear. And wipes the helpless orphan's tear :— -5ZZlz=J^q'^i:zzq:3ZZ]zzn:T==l=q:Tn1zzPi-=j?^Ti-zzni:lzq3p:lz:^q'!i:-zzl: :^fzi^z^zgz|:^zfc|EgEjzi^4z*zjzjE|jz^*ffz:g|^zg*t*jP^*=^=ff=*4Eg^ ^:Z^ZiZiZ-iZYiZiZYZXZZZXZlZZ\ZJzXY9-9-Y-9-—9'Y-9~9'l-XZ^-0-0-0-Y9-9'Y^-Xl^^ Eli=E^=pEfEEEE:l:*E*EEi^EiE?EiEEEElEEEilEEEEEiE?E3EEtE£lEEE^^^^^^^ 5 56 7 310 0 6 7 34 4 ^ tl 1 Blest who with generous pity glows, Who learns to feel another's woes ; Bows to the poor man's wants his ear. And wipes the helpless orphan's tear :- In every want—in every wo, Himself thy pity, Lord, shall know. Thy love his life shall guard—thy hand Give to his lot the chosen land ; Nor leave him, in the dreadful day. To unrelenting foes a prey. In sickness tliou shalt raise his head, icn.And make with tenderest care his bed. 140 BELVILLE. L. M. «lines. Ii|^igiggl§giii^jiiii§ll —>—p. I ^ ''^i^ Lord my pasture shall prepare. And feed me with a shepherd's care ; His presence shall my wants supply. And guard me with a watchful eye: iiillgiigipigiSilgii^glig^liiilisiii^^ I il Si SI • 3 ' ' S«S " r4i 2 EzzX 1==lzqzzf-iz:zl--qzzirrzj=zn—p-^^T^ — I I l-r When in the sultry globe 1 faint, r-:-*x=ttz7z±zzz=, AZZZPZZPZZXZZZ\ZZZZP: Or on the thirsty mountains pant, To fertile vales, and dewy meads *iiE^JE!?E*E?E*^iE*^E*3E[ My weary, wandering steps he leads ; ""Where peaceful rivers, soft and slow, —Amid the verdant landscape flow. Though in the-paths of death I tread. With gloomy horrors overspread, ^^^^^m^^^^^^^And all my midnight hours defend. "/My steadfast heart shall fear no ill. My noonday walks he shall attend, For thou, O Lord, art with me still: Thy friendly rod shall give me aid. And guide me through the dreadful shade. iigilEigjiiil^iiiliiiigiip 4 —Though in a bare and rugged way, Through devious lonely wilds I stray. Thy presence shall my pains beguile : The barren wilderness shall smile, -9- X[zz; z:z?zLizEt==t E- "'/With sudden greens and herbage crowned, zzz wm zt; Y^43- m And streams shall murmer all around. % Church Psalmody, P$. 23. GLOUCESTER. L. M. O lines. Miigrove. 141 :#=pzpzpz. 1:2 z^zziz^E^&i^^E^zfz^^EEl^ETaE^SJiE^^m zSzz^z^zMzhiz±lz?=zz?zizEz^zPzi:?j±izdz^Elz?zi:i^zizi^^^ Angels of light, e - thereal fires! Arise, and sweep your awful lyres! To you the sacred right belongs, To raise the lay, and lead our songs. ^^E:z^zqzj^ z::^i=lzq:ii : ?zEiE=pzEE 'z^zazMiJpzMz\.zdzdz\ iillSiS^SiSiiiiiiiiifs^SgliPiilgfea^izX ^ .-^M § I S I § 6 6 * u * 6 87 SUDBURY. L. M. 6 lines. tjS-^ YZi-0-0.- 'YZP-0-0Zi T0-0-0^^-TZ^ZZZ^-ZZ\ -3z—^ '~~:izzi^— rj-Zprz; z pEiEE=SEE^E^lEEEEE3E[:=?EfEEE^t;tE!.*E§ -P- Elisl =4z=^zE±Efz*=:*=z»;±:?z*z*EJ=3z:I?z?E •9—^-p^ pilir^'iiSlfgiiiliigilg'ga » • -»» • si„zj ni^^^^^^m^^E^m^m^EEE^EE^^^mThe Lord my pasture shall prepare. And feed me with a shepherd's care ; His presence shall my wants supply. And guard me with a watchful eye. My noonday walks he shall attend. And all my midnight hours defend. a=55:=pz:a=pzzziz:-i=1zzzraz=«;zipzp=zz=-zt=i==tE3]=*=T .WZzpzzpzfzzpzz^ZMZzpzzMzzp: ^Eiz=7zzz^zzf^i-^-^^zzXzz\zE=^'^^^^ zX-XzzXz 76 u43 m 142 EATON. L. M. « lines. Wyrill. ii^^lliii^i^li'i'lSE^zJi'i'i'iii^EiiEE^ff^i^i^?!!^^ iMzatz! 1. ? I Awake, our souls—away, our fears, Let every trembling thought begone ; Awake, and run the heavenly race. And put a cheerful courage on— —yn —^-p-^f9Z\iZ9=»-^-p-:0Z9 ^zJz^-p~p-'9*~'-^-*-»-'-^^-'^-'~^fEf.~'-^^-'9p0-0--'Z-.t-^-^-^i.0,^ g\ I zAzf¥zz^^z:z^z^z¥7Xz^zzz^zz'l¥z^ErzXE^z¥^^ —^^¥-^--.^i--Pr0-¥-P'-i-J-^A-ir¥pff9—'^ f r-r-*-^-*-+ *-*-* • *E**909^0^' ::fizt:d* d f^ 2. True, 'tis a strait and thorny road, And mortal spirits tire and faint; But they forget the mighty God, Who feeds the strength of every s»iit StBg the kmkil note* to the lecood ituiza. ^5EiEgzz4EE3=:^tE5E^EE^fE9EE5E^IE^^EEiE3EE{E=:T^.-E-l^^E~^-E^^-^--^-zrz^zzizzzr-izzjzzn;:7iztzpzpz^.^.^—+—^._... ^ ^fZpZZ0-0 EE ^^-^E^-,rp-.—jrfr^zi^-zz-^-JziJzIzz-^n^** ¥\-^-9-^—T—i~- T 3—^^^E--- 6 - ^ J <- 6 5 7 *° §S5 § 5 1 ^ li r1zz=z^^zz1: P- The mighty God, whose matchless power piii=E3=lE?i^^0'£li^=3i=?Eilgil Is ever new, and ever young; Awake, and run the heavenly race. And put cheerful courage on. And firm endures, while endless years Their everlasting circles run. 4 From thee, the overflowing spring, Our souls shall drink a full supply; Wliile those who trust their native strength Shall melt away—and droop—and die. Si' t Ihe .mill note, to Hi. Cnh lUnsa. ^ But they forget the mighty God, Who feeds the strength of every saint •*' ' Swift as an eagle cuts the air, We'll mount aloft to thine abode; e4fe^iz:i=iizizJEiri*z;^zs-3-fffi»:^=iTj»z*zI^Ejziz^.J On wings of love our souls shall fly. Nor tire amid the heavenly road. —^y-Fl—I 1 b-T-r--r->---^-iz^zib^—tzz=E;;HEz'^-f-P--i^-| ^ Church Psalmody, fly. 3W, 5 5 § 5 QCJ-Sini g^ th o jmaTl^oteU a^ atHi e beginnin^ gi o•>f th e tune to Ihe 2d andSlli ilanzas. na-Sinl the small notes at tlie bceianinir of the tiinn In tha SALSBURY. L. M. O lines. Subject from Haydn. 143 —[- -P-\-B pliEiE?^!Eg;i§i EEEJ ztzz ZZ[Z I X E ElE^iHE^|3^'^iE^§ P^|f|5^|E;pgr|si^|Pi|piiiigJpiilJi||pi§g 1. Great God! this sacred day of thine Demands the soul's collect - ed powers; With joy we now to thee resign These solemn, consecrated hours • '^^¥E -£0l-g ±. •Eizdrzizi: 76 6 76^0 07 66667 0 ^ gHlig^ligi^l^i^zf^gi All-seeing God ! thy piercing eye Can every secret Jhought explore; May worldly cares our bosom fly, * And where thou art intrude no more: z^zzzt- Oh may thy grace our spirit move, piiHii^g^-S'-p-'-d-p g m -d—p- I-J— And fix our minds on things above! Oh may our souls ador - ing own The grace that calls to thy throne. 3 Thy Spirit's powerful aid impart. And bid thy word, with life divine, ^^^^^^^^^^^Z Engage the ear—and warm the heart ; Then shall the day indeed be thine : Our souls shall then adoring own ^E^- Xpjz.:za The grace that calls us to thy throne. —i-g- m^^^mEE^^m Church Psalmody, Hy. 450. 6 « S 56 7 Arranged from a Greeorion Chant. ^"^"^ jvot too fast. ^NASHVILLE. ^L. P. M. I* -I—©- mw^E^Em^m^mmEE^^^^m ZP77Sr ffB ^—'^—d-^-9-zJZ-d—^ ^-'-9-^-*-9-^-g-i-9~P-Z-^-g-l-0—^—^—^.I.^-Z^ZZ^ZSZS 3t=*= ?r=d 1. I love the volume of thy word; AVhat light and joy those leave? afford ^To souls benighted and distressed! —Thy precepts guide my doobtfal wiy, E*s3F iliriiiiiligiiililliiiigfl^gi^ •9—P ej^^,riE|:^=:^z:^|E^Ei^|E^EgEEgE|E=z=pEE^|E=fE^=:g=pEiE|-EE^^ ;=zzE^[zzixzzr-E^X'¥.jzz»zzBzsttzz!iz^z^±-\—rsEhT^z^jje ^ I r=ET.-jzzfczzEjzt:zf J LEL r I J * ' t--#zzdzi=:5 -Cs—a r 5:=f=a!: fzfcj Thy threatenings wake my slumbering eyes iEEES3EtElS^?^^E§E?^^S And warn me where my danger lies; But 'tis thy blessed gospel, Lord, That makes my guilty conscience clean, Converts my soul, subdues my sin, 3 -^- -=And gives a free, but large reward. Thy fear forbids my feet to stray. Thy promise leads my heart to rest. :*zz«zi-zi=z=i5=itizz!=zzj=3=j=::t 'Who knows the errors of his thoughts ? zM- My God, forgive my secret faults, ESi gil^^iiiS^li zdzX i And from presumptuous sins restrain ; "V Accept my poor attempts of praise, e4#i That I have read thy book of grace, j—bj-jt And book of nature not in vain. siii llgii trfc*: I Church Psalmody, Pt. 19, Ittpt. 145 'im^iMEMsmmmmmimE^fm^m^mm^mS<- HEt.EN''. Ii. P. M. 1. Let all the earth their voices raise. To sing a psalm of lofty praise. To sing and bless Je . hovah's name ; His glory let the heathen know, iiiiiiiSisiSiiii^ilil^iiiliiiii^iiiiiiiiil 6 0^ 6 #6 60 5 I 7 I f " ' S 12 1 fi|EiEfE=E3EEEBE^|i^4^Era=i=^=g Let all the earth their voices raise, EEEEIE To sing a psalm of lofty praise. gztztqz—z: To sing and bless Jehovah's name : His glory let the heathen know. EE{EiEaE{E3E3pE5FEjEJEpEfEES|EEEEgEaEE^E|Eg-jE His wonders to the nations show. z»z¥dzzPztz?zzPZ±z?z=.Piz^z±zPjPzi^i£z^¥izz^i^zzz-,Mz±z^± And all his saving works proclaim. His wonders to the nations show. And all his saving works proclaim. 2 Oh ! haste the day—the glorious hour, When earth shall feel his saving power, And barbarous nations fear his name : Then shall the race of man confess The beauty of his holiness, 9±, ^z^-- And in his courts his grace proclaim. ?EggE|3E mm^^. iS Church Psalmody, Ps. 96, lf( pi. [ M. S. H.—19 ] 14« NE^VCOURT. L. P. M. H. Bond, zpzz:p:l:»z :PZ: •pzzw. StfiZi ZiZ ^ :t=Ei--t: :iztz^ -\z=zx m '-^-. . -j—..^^»+»—.—»T1-I<—1-.—J—»—.—t-.-»-*-»-J7Tj-l—»—,—J- Great God, the heav'ns well ordered frame Declares the glo - ry of thy name; There Ihy rich ^^^^^¥E^^^^^EmEE^^^^ siI^iiiiiliilliiillil^Egiiiii=^lli^epp^PlEi^ 87 • Ti " S3 85 88 3 3 3 % s ^W=Pz:I:»3z:z=:#=z:#zz=pzE»zz:zz:p=pi3z:Szzi ; •pzz:zpzz-z z;itizz:zr:^rzzzzz=U=Etz==U=tEJzi;=± mzzXz ^^l^^^^^^ -6=SE^^EE=E^E^|S^qz&^5E^3ESEEEEfc^E3EEE^EpEa=EEEES| lzzzz^zz¥.lz^zgjz^LP-PziztPi!^zP=jHzz^hpzzPz=*jzz*z:Ezz^=zz^ A thousand star - ry beau - ties there, A thousand radiant marks appear. Of boundless power and skill divine. |ll|fiiiliiiflEs|^lll^iiliiilgiii^liiii^ Voice or Organ. SEVTALL. L. P. M. 147 ziz^=zz^=zz^ ^^^^^^^^m^^^m^^m^^mmB1. I love the volume of thy word; /What light and joy those leaves af - ford PTO souls be - night • ed and distressed! z2z E^z^^^^m^msi^^iwM Ji^&io • Thy precepts guide my doubtful way, Thy fear for - bids my feet to stray. Thy promise leads my heart to rest. zrzz^zzz^zzzzXzzzX X-- :}E3EEjEE5=:gz ^3^3^^; zHzz. zzP: Xt- m izP-zP.zzz^=zzdzizi—z ip -i=is=zz: zt=zt: X EE± SE: EtEE :^iii That makes my guihy conscience clean. Con - verts my soul, subdues my sin, -= And gives a free, but large re - ward, -P a = X-- m \--t—^—T-P •• S?=E=i=fE •zi=zz(z. =g—f—^•-zzjz l^EiE^ E: ;EE=EEEE S g 3 148 AGNON. L. P. M. ^^zEE^t^}wI^i^zzzEzi^z^P^z¥0-9zP'zzpi^z^ p:AEziz:?zi:z?z±:izzz* •:?J_zz:i.z:zz:^zi;.:z JE-z:^±z±zz^z:.=„: zi^zizzzz z4:z:zz^z:*xjzfqzqz3z:-zi:z:z.-zjz:-z:-z|z:--;q=EE3=i==i^-:=::--r,z:JzS^Er^£^ z9- ...... -9- . -. .„ ... ._ ... . ._...- - J UI, 1. Let all the earth their voices raise, To sing a psalm of lofty praise, To sing and hies J,. ho - vah's name. To sing and bless Jehovah's name; lions fear his name. And barb'rous nations fear his name; 2. Oh I haste the day. the glorious hour, When earth shall feel his savmg power, And barb'rous na zS'"E*zq^IEztzz3ziE"i-f£^=E*zJi^zE^E?zfeiz^Eizz=*z|*.iZz:pzi;EE^ —Z-- '-^-i—I EEifEr:^-E::1:farEz1=^zEq:fE=: :Pz¥jzzi^ztzzizizPzPz^z-^¥p^ His glory let the heathen know. His wonders to the nations And all his saving works proclaim. Then shall the race of man confess The beauty of his ho - li ness, And in his courts his grace proclaim. E^T-^E^~^P=^T^='=l=1::p:»^» * p'E-9—====#Ep:i:*-iX»f-*:t:i—*zzzizzizi--P±z»zrp=iri:^==="-Ji^7V.6/. rtjMol 5rt tine of the tutnt.. ^3ifi^z:'EiEE-*feE?EE*Ei£=E3EiEEiSEElEEEtEffiEtifeEE6 0 -9- , 3il_J_ J SE S = -9- 6 s_i _^ ^EfEiEEiEEI:*!-* :*Z:^:T:ZZZZZ==Z=Z:T:P;_:P=^ZZ»:I1ZZZ p-^zr^s^^ -gzi -EEfeE?ESE}EEEE?E^EfE^*^EEEt=t==uE His glory let the healhen know. His _wonders to the nations show, - • Then shall the race of man confess The beauty of his ho • li - ness, SOMERVILLE. C. P. M. 149 :^i:^=z=izizzzi:-==zz:-zzz:iz^=:z|=ZTZ|=:^:Tazzqz E 'zzzpz ig^i3ii^i:^i;iii^^i3ii^ij ^E?EStEEtEEJI E EE iH=;pz:a : :! 1. Oh, could I speak the matchless worth. Oh could I sound the glories forth. That in my Saviour shine! I'd soar and touch the heavenly strings, EZ^Z^Z¥^ZZPZZZ^Z^¥AZZM=ZSZ,ZC>ZXZ9Z^0_^_^..'^E^^iE^^EEE^fE^M^'^MzizEzEi^ -0- -g- -g- lQ-*r^-g- :Z0—j—j—g-- '-ZP—^—g-\-\ t-t^—• lzz^-Zzz¥zzz=Z3tzz?.zzzz-ix-=z!Ez7zA: hzili=3: i^l^i^iilpililiiiii^liigiil 2. I'd sing the precious blood he spilt. My ransom from the dreadful guilt Of sin and wrath di - vine: I'd sing his glorious righteousness, fi.^-0—-. .-.,-, ^^-.--....p S:|:b^zEiE=i=:B=5 -S-. - EE EE -JPZZPZ EiEEi i pEp^-P=EgEgEJ :*z:2:z?=i:*zzlizzt=t:: 6 ^6 zzi=z\z z.dzz:: •zjdz •zpzzszzTzzdzz: -.-^zz^—g •XzXzz ili^ I'd sing the characters he bears, And vie with Gabriel, while he sings. In notes almost di • vine. And all the forms of love he wears, Exalted on his throne : In loftiest songs of sweetest praise, E- ZJEZZJSZ I would to everlasting days -jdz. zdzzztz^ iiii Make all his glories known. 4 T-^PZ VTzzpzz -#—p. Well—the delightful day will come, EE SE •tl—I—E=t: ilHi When my dear Lord will bring me home, And I shall see his face : In which all per - feet, heavenly dress My soul shall ev • er shine. Then with my Saviour, brother, friend, C ^ ^_p._^^^-^ A blest eternity I'll spend, SiEE -g- Z0=ZPZ Triumphantin his grace. 1 Church Psalmody, Hy. 199. 150 FOSTER. C. P. M. L. HaiOB. '^^^izpz=zzz^izVSz»zw-¥pj-^E--P=Ez¥^^^^^^ yb!Eziztzz==azt--^zEEEzti:i£E±*zz:Etz=z^zi3^z.[z:E| z¥x^z¥lzPz¥lzP±z^zXz£r-rEXzzXXXz 1. 0 thou that hear'st the prayer of faith. Wilt thou not save a soul from death, That casts itself on thee? I have no refuge of my own, f-4^E^i^iE^^mEmm'^mmi^^E^^^i^^ m^^ml^^^^i^MfEi^i^W^^^^^^ 2, Slain in the guilty sinner's stead. His spotless righteousness I plead. And his a - vailing blood : That righteousness my robe shall be, IT-* P—T-9- -^m$=^mE4^^^^EEim^^:^^m-p—p u n §s § u n §1 § n I T: 3 6 3^ 6 it I ===z pzz]zTz:qzizz-zz=^zirzlz=z1: .b-r- im^liiFJi^•-»~^~+zP:^P. lli Then save me from eternal death, The spirit of adoption breathe. what my God bath done. And suf - fered once for me But fly His consolations send: By him some word of life impart, ^zEE5E^zJzi=z]zIz:^z=^zIEz1zJEEzfz=3=z^z|z^=qzEjzTp r And sweetly whisper to my heart, E:*EEiziz=*z»ztz*z=i^zIz*=:izlzi^z3z;i^zf=^=:zizlziz:;izLz»zlE —' Thy Maker is thy friend.' 4 nr The king of terrors then would be A welcome messenger to me. ^^rr?^Ji^li^llliili.li3igil^ To bid me come away: That mer - it shall a - tone for me. And bring me near to God. r Unclogged by earth, or earthly things, I'd moimt, I'd fly, with eager wings. To everlasting day. spi^^l^gliiilliilPPiP Church Psalmody, By 303. |"3 6 3| 6 6 87 g § NORWAY. C. P. M. Bnbject from Mozart. 151 zpz=0Z —it-l^^g- ZL ^^z '^^^mi^E^m^ 1. O TThouh , that hear'st the prayer of faith. Wilt thou not save a soul from death. That casts it self on thee ? 5^ili^§p|glillliiligiMli^ligiliniiiiilta^XzzZz l 2. Slain in the guilty sinner's stead. His spot • less right • eous - ness I plead. And his vail • ing blood : 5ESE? zX -:E^-. EFE=E=iE=3=33==^=^I3EE^I=^f=3 -*4 -gZSiZtZSZtZMZZI EE SESEiE^EiE^EiE^EE^E|E=EE|E?EJ 6 6 n le «6 U 5=^= =e=P- zt=t=t=t il^p^-i^f^l^lilifiE^i^lii I have no refuge of my own. But fly to what my Lord hath done. And suf - fered once for me. ^^^^^^mEl 9 0 -^- -^- -o- ESE^E^EiE3E3E^|EEaESE3EEiE^pEEiEEiEaEfEESE|EE^^E|EETf -'_f * XZ?ZZP-%--i^^-%-gZZ\--0-^-,^Z 1. O thou that hear'st the prayer of faith. Wilt thou not save a soul from death. That casts itself on thee? I have no ref-uge ot my own. iiPPipiii3^p5ipilE5||pig|p|||^|gpE|^|gP 2. Slain in the guil - ty sinner's stead, His spotless righteousness I plead, And his a • vail - ing blood ; That righteousness my robe shall be, ^z^ElE^ p?zzzpzYz^zzzzYP^li^Y*zpzY:zzzzzz=^Y^=^-E¥E3^EmE.¥-*^=^»^i^^ :^=zu=|:*-^4EiE^fe=EligEEgEl:Ei^gfefeg^ •^iSp=^E»-|^EEEpEKEp=:g|E*EJE'Ef3=E={E3EK|EiiK Then save me from eternal death, ^;z;?zH:tEE£f^=:=zt;=iU::=E:fzEz3Ez±:tz;»=i:fz=tz:±-.cElE The spirit of adoption breathe. But fly what my God hath done. And suf- fered once lor me. His consolations send: By him some word of life impart. ^i!E=EIE=EE{3j==^EE|SE||EElE=jE^ETEEEaEra^ And sweetly whisper to my heart, —' Thy Maker is thy friend.' ^:=:^z:t3z==?=:Ji:?:':?zizI?zH^itJE3zIE3--i=Igzz^:i:;--lH 4 The king of terrors then would be A welcome messenger to me. ^i^mfm^^mi To bid me come away : Unclogged by earth, or earthly things, That mer • it shall a - tone for me. And bring me near to God. I'd mount, I'd fly, with eager wings. To everlasting day. Church Psalmody, Hy. 303. nU 55 1.1.55 unmi ' « 8 I ' [M. S. H.—30] 154 RAPTURE. C. P. M. Harwood. SI A g-J.W__,. J ,^^J -—I .» ^-', •' ', < -^ .t-i-^..._^.i 9.J.-t^ 1. • A 2. Thou heaven of heaven's his vast abode. Ye clouds, proclaim your Maker God ; P I I Ye thunders, speak his power: —Lo! on the lightning'a fierjr wing I T-9 ztz T= SHS -g—d: z^zzp: EESEE r~-r-Q^ ±:zt±:i. iEQEEEJSESEgifgieElEE: IliJ^^fels^ i ::=j m 6 34 6 6 n *9 56 6 7 C^niaon. 2 •-*-r-T- —^Ye deeps, with roaring billows rise, 3zi:;Jz=gi^=^|EgEg|zpzpE|:i^S;|Ea^:Hz;zg^I To join the thunders of the skies, iS / Praise him, who bids you roll;— In one melodious concert rise, To swell th' inspir ing theme. rHis praise in softer notes declare, •"^Each whispering breeze of yielding air, And breathe it to the soul. 4 —Wake, all ye soaring throng, and sing ^mm^^^mw^i^^m Ye feathered warblers of the spring, •"I* Harmonious anthems raise ^-*—T. To him who shaped your finer mould, Who tipped yonr glittering «-ings with gold, :z^zzz0z: zfszzzgztzpozzgzizp •I—-i"F-»-^—I—•pz0zpzz»zXzazzzz^t — And tuned your voice to praise. l^iiiilsi ll^i 5 =In triumph walks th' eter • nal king :.fe-Th' as - tonished worlds adore. ,'Let man, by nobler passions swayed, Let man, in God's own image made. His breath in praise employ; Spread wide his Maker's name around, SEE^ Till heaven shall echo back the sound, 7 6 ^-^ In songs of holy joy. #s Church Psalmody, Ps, US. 3d ft. PETERS, S. P. M 155 ^^l~Ez-^EElE^EE^^¥Efpz^^ mzSzzXBz±Epi£z^¥Pz^zZzzi—izZz^zriziiXz^m pJ -S- 0 ^ 4. PMay peace attend tby gate, And joy within thee wuit, —To bles;^ the soul of every guest: The man who seeks thy peace. And wishes thine increase, A thousand blessings on him rest! -^z^-zXY7zzz—0\fiz--YiZJtztztY^zx.zizz~zYfi'^^^i3^sz±i=l===—il2="t#=*=f=ffz:|jzqz~Z3p??z=:]izzzp^fTxqzqz^zqriz-ipz*z,»z#T ] ^^z^^tz^^z^&z^^^^^^^ZJAPZ»Z*ZA^-B^^^ ^- unison. "^ « 2822 «^ I%%' I ?\\hl%^ i § I § « 5hil I 2 St DALSTON. S. P. M. A. Williams. Jehovah reigns And royal state mainrains, nis neaa wun awiui gioriescrowucu; Aimyeu m lOLw&uingui, ucsm wnu ouvcicigu ungui, .txuu laj^aui majcaiy aruuuu. -#r* ziiiEjzJz /2, Upheld by^yV commandscommands.. ThThee worlworldd securelsecurelyy standsstands.. AnAndd skieskiess anandd starstarss obeobeyy ththyy worwordd ;; ThThyy thronthronee wawass fixedfixed oonn highighh EEr i e stars adorned the sky: Eternal is thy kingdom, Lord ;iil&:§^^iiiii-=^ •=^z?±ez5 4. Thy promises are true. Thy grace is ever „ . Q ^PzP 156 RETHEL. S. P. M. -4z*^#:: P ^T 2z llil^iilii^liiiii^^^ 1.1 I How pleased and blest was I, To hear the people cry, ' Come, let us seek our God to-day !' Yes, with a cheerful zeal, We haste oa'sbill, -^&- XZZiZ . ..g •dzjpzzjt. ggiEBj^g^ag^liegzl: :-tz:t s-g- ^i^ lazjt i^&iiiLiiiliEtzi^ilirilfiiil 2. Zion—thrice happy place—Adorned with wondrous grace, And walls of strength embrace thee round : Intheeour tribes appear To pray, and praise, and bar liSgiiilillisJiifJIlliiiiliii^iJ^I^ 1 Tasto. § :: ff u^i ^ ^72 nil ^ Soli.' Tulti. Here David's greater Son •.^zz^ Has fixed his royal throne; -"g]r*EfE^sJ:|gzztf:}EgEEJi|:i£p He sits for grace and judgment here : He bids the saints be glad. And there our vows and He makes the sinners sad. pay— And there our vows and honors pay. And humble souls rejoice with fear. 4 'May peace attend thy gate. And joy within thee wait To bless the soul of ever)' guest: KJ ^0- ' ^_w ^. The man who seeks thy peace, And wishes thine increase, ^^feiigil3l£llit^i=s^ A thousand blessings on him rest! 5 The sacred gos pel's joy - ful sound— The sacred gospel's joyful sound. My tongue repeats her vows, r' Peace to this sacred house!' For here my friends and kindred dwell: And since my glorious God [ii?iP^?iUil?JiE^iS3|ii^lll Makes thee his blest abode. * X.et thia passage be sung alternately by Trebles and Tenors My soul shall ever love thee well. Church Psalmody, Ps. 128, Stkft ALLEN. S. P. M. Ttnsr. 157 ^^Em^^mmm^^^^^m^m^mTenor and 2d Treble. r^#|i{spipei:iiiiii^^is^i§i g—g- Bi How pleased and blest was I, To hear the people cry, 'Come, lei us seek our God to-day!' Yes, with a cheerful zeal, We haste to Zion's hill. And there our vows and honors pay. ?^iiL^lliggligiliPilgiii^gSi-g1?a^^giiiil 6 g #1 6 66 I 5 I g J 2 g 2 3 « « ^ S"' STOW. H. M. i-^!z*mmfmmmEmiT^M^^^mM^^^^i^^-: 2.1 t "pHark, hark, the sounds draw nigh,—The joyful hosts descend; Jesus forsakes the sky, To earth his footsteps bend. He comes to bless our fallen race/He eomes with messages of grace. -*z*- *_* lE , ••" ^ X^p-.g.d .0. ^ l^ggigE^Sifigiipp-liSi^^iS? 8. • 1 Bear.bear the tidings routtd4.et every morul know What love in God is foundp=-What pity he can show^^Ye winds that blow.ye waves that roll/Sp«adwide Ih* news from pole to pole. 6 #; 6 6 6 7 a - 158 HADDAM. II. M. II. Haaon. iSiiiSi§»rg^fsilill^}i^il1^^^Sl 1. The Lord Jehovah reigns. His throne is built on high; The garments he assumes Are light and majesty; HJii glories shine With beanu so bright. No mortal eye Can beurtbeiigbt, 2. The thunders of his hand Still keep the world in awe; His wrath and justice stand To guard his holy law; And where his lo»e Resolves to bless, His truth confima And sealsthegnce. - - - :^jE»^T^zmiz E^^ifz-zizp] E^SEt-^-^ iS§§^Sg|iii3iigi^ii^^ig| 4. rAnd can this mighty King Of glory condescendl And will he write his name,' My father, and my friendT /I love his name! I love his word! Join all my powers. And praise the um. HARWICH. H. M. 1. Give thanks to God most high, The universal Lord; The sovereign King of kings: And be his grace adored. Thy mercy. Lord, Shall still endure; And ever sure Abides thy w«d. '^ '^ /?\ /SS T^ ^ E ^EEiEaEE3jEEEJE=EEE^BEJEi|EEEE3E=EKEEE5{a^^^ ^z=±z?zt^zPzPz.Pt'^-Az^-^i^ziz^ph?zizd-lPzMzEztid^ 2. How mighty is his hand! What wonders hath he done! He formed the earth and seas. And spread the heavens alone. His power and grace Are still the same; And let his name Haveendleaip™* ^ f^ /7^ f7\ 1^ __l__w- i:^5=^ziizs=»=^fe:i=^J=-i~q£:j3=i:j=]=1=1=ilizlazzl:izzpzi5ZT^zi:Ji=zz~^ '"--'i^i 5r£iEEEfEEEEEElElEEeEtEEE^iEaE^fe*E?E^aE^Efe. Give thanks aloud to God, To God the heavenly King; And let the spacious earth. His works and glorie^ s sing. Thy mercy. Lord, Shall still endure; And ever sure Abides thy word. 6 6 6 7 1 r 0 I« ^5 e 6 9 i 6 87 SHAFTSRFRY. H. M. W. Burner. 1 5 cl -• g- iHS EElE 1. To spend one sacred day Where God and saints abide. Affords diviner joy. Than thousand days beside: Where God resorts, I love it more To keep the door. Than shine in courts. ^^imi^i^^^m^^^wmmMi^iw^ 2. God is our sun and shield, Our light, and our defence: With gifts his hand are filled; We draw our blessings thence; He shall bestow On Jacob's race Peculiar grace, And glory too. l~#ij^mmw^^^^^^Emm^m^^^EEmmmmi- 3.The Lord his people loves;His hand no good withholds From those his heart approves,From pure and upright souls:Thrice happy he,0 God of hosts! Whose spirit trusts Alone in thee. 5Spp^Eggg;gfgE^E=^fiiEt=E=E*Eg|EE3Efe ==:^iljziz£zzlE3--r±EzEztztzit±35=fc=trt=--Eizzi3E=EE«±tz:gEitzi*zt±==E^ ^ • • • 6 6 4 87 6# *56 67 6 67 "^ 66 57* BETHESDA. H. M. Dr. Green. ^^^^^^^^^*0^z^E^^^^^^^^EEEEEm1. I f Ye tribes of Adam, join With heaven, and earth, and seas. And offer notes divine To your Creator's praise. Yeholy throng Of angels bright, In worlds of hglit Regin the song. 2. "Kie shining worlds above In glorious order stand, Or in swift courses move By his supreme command. He spake the word, And all their frame From nothing came To praise the Lord. bf^zl i:zl:qz1;-piqzzjri;q-zq-zfl f qzTqrizt^^H^ijg'^l:^ JEEigggE=^|fe{*;iigfgE3i#^ 3. Let all the nations fear The God that rules above; He brings his people near. And makes them taste his love : While earth and sky Attempt his praise. His saints shall rise His honors high. zpzzn '•P-9- pzzzpzz^TZfpzL-P-^: ^i ^**: f#lil£^ii zXzzt i"! 160 WEYMOUTH. H. M. R. HairlKtn. WZiZ Z.zX=ZZZt=7^7WZ.Z^ 3^ pzziz 3^ p—r—^ _- p_ Ii ii z*z*zJ: H 1 •) 1.1 t Awake, our drowsy souls. And burst the slothful band ; The wonders of thi.s day Our noblest songs demand: Z±^ZZ zi^zz^ — a=•-0—0- 2. At thy approaching dawn'n.. Reluctant death resigned /The glorious Prince of Ufe, =»In dark domains confined; —.=* 1 ZZ\—0—, ^-J.-, 1 |_i_i__^—0—0.1.-0-^-J-ff 1 J._| ^_| 1— i—L0-P-^ZZLpi.^f9-0 1 X—U 1 P-0 ^ 1—I -•^-^-¥i--^-X--rAXzEpz¥jzz*zzLz-Jzzizzz^z^zXzzztzizb-^zEtzh^-t^^ I—g^^e-j 3. All hail, triumphant Lord! Heaven with hosannas rings ; -While earth, in humbler strains, —Thy praise re • sponsive siags? —P- ^^S^zpzYPzz^zpzz^zszzzCz-^zzMZZizzpzizz^^z^ . _-__p_^. zzp. ^^z^jZTZX^X^tEXzzE^zXzpzXzj-fzz^ 'fsM^^E^^^^zmimiEY^EMWM§Mm^^^s^^ :Auspicious mom ! thy blissful rays •'Bright seraphs hail, insongs of praise. Auspicious morn ! thy blissful rays Bright >eraphs haTI. in songs of pra^e. ' -=:Auspicious mom ! thy blissful rays •'Bright seraphs hail, in songs of praise. Auspicious morn ! thy blissful rays Bright seraphs hail, in songs of praise. P- -PzTrPr' fEmw0^^¥m^^^^^m'^^i'^^^Th' angel - ic host around him bends. And midst their shouts the God ascends, Th' angelic host around him bends. And midst their shouts the God ascends. ' Worthy art thou, who once was slain, .Through endless years to live and reign." Worthy art thou, who once was slain. Through endless years to live and reign. / "* ^ I E^ Z0ZT-9—»—9:^zj»z;«zzzpzi;«=p=pzzzpzi:pzzp=:pz»zi:pz:p=z7T--T-zzz=fziz:Tzz==;:szpzi# *-T-»^*^»ZZZ»Zi:»ZZ»~»T»~T-»—» T-T f— T il"* -T»*^^ - -I l-hO- ztz7z^z-^zE-^zl\zzz^z=X-^^-]X-X-E-^zlxz^jZzf^4\^ MURRAY. H. M. L. Mason. '^^lTz^l^EEiE:SIF^p^^E^E^l^^Y^E^ Z^-Z±z¥xzzXzzz¥\zzz^i=£zzzlzXztzz=zXiz:XzzzEzz¥£izzAzPz¥jzzz7—¥zz=^ztzzzfzzzd^^ EfEtz{Ez|zaizn^fo=5lz=z=3z^zI::1=^J=|zz1zzzzE|-zrEfa3|EzlzEziz3EiJ^i 3 ':^z:;zi-^z?iii!z±:g=jEE3=d=it±:^--J:±:*ri!zJzil-gziJz*zf:gz*P-zPzi m^E^m -g- -d- ' "^ V 1. M Welcome, delight - ful morn! Thou day of sa • cred rest; I hail thy kind re turn; ' Lord, make these moments blest: iiiisii^igiii^ii^iigiiis^iii^jiigii^i -»- I i=zzt=Tpqzi:4=rq:p:q=zqz:i:pzz^!zpq^z5zp?=zz:T:=zlzzaz^=i:2==qz^z -9- -!6-^-"-6-f- 7 A 4 ss u %% ff T-i9- t t Now may the King descend. zzpz ;:a: PTZjiZ ZPZ -9-r zpzz^-z And fill his throne of grace; t:tl—\—\z i E±Xz iIzfititzztl - •I— ?igiS Thv centre. Lord, extend, J S,„5 .mail pol... ( While saints address thy face : E^-JE5E5E5iE5^iE^iIEaE5eES3E2|gEEaEEJgETjE -= Let sinners feel thy quickening word, ::t:t:^=ziz=ifcf:^zz*:i:d=z2:±==gz=Jzi:i:fzzf;f:£=z±f±===?=:±z=:?EEEI:'_- / And learn to know and fear the Lord. : From low delights, and mortal toys, f I soar to reach im • mor - tal joys. 3 C Sin. tir.all not.i. "' (Descend, celestial Dove, J-l— ^E3e With all thy quickening powers ; IP^iiiil^^^l^Ee Disclose a Saviour's love, e Sin^ .mail not... \ And bless these sacred hours : SEg z za—i^—fc zdi /Then shall my soul new life obtain. j^l^pgjggji^gigiiiili Nor Sabbaths be indulged in vain. Si Church Psalmody, By. 442. [ M. 6. H.—21 ] M. Haydn. 162 Slovo. AEMBIRV. II. M. ii;p;2=ii|i^!-;pzg;= fEEESEmEEm^E^^^ —^^ 1 J- 1—_-X.,^—^ ^ , :F|Ej:fE^H^E3z:3zEaEir:-^^z:^^zEEz;-1Ei^i&^-^ -#:E-: EfElEE^^-^^E^EiEEE^^^E^ ^zz^-g'-±j^z3!!z:gz--*ztJE3zi^:l--a!zzMzzj=*zt:giJ:ilzjzh z*z,=zrzzTZ^: ^^^^PE^ He ijilds thy niourninaf face ll=3i zfZzz^ i With beams which cannot fade: His all-resplendent grace He pours around thy head : EE=^ii^EiE^p5EEE^I=EEEEEEIE^"l^^E^IEEEI|E The nations round I With lustre new :«z=5z*:±i^ziz:jzzzizizz*zz:z=ztl=iizz=izfz*z*z*^z±z*=±!: Thy form shall viewg . I Divinely crowned, rise and shine. While rays di .Stream all a - broad. >1 1 Honor to his name. Reflect that sacred li£rht ; "^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ And loud that grace proclaim. Which makes thy darkness bright: Pursue his praise, I In worlds above. zspzt—9z-iY=E- :q^izz:i.;z -9-\ _q-Z=z=q-Tz=qz=z=q^TZiZ]:z =FEEEBEiE*E :tzz3 Till sovereign love, | The glory raise. E*EfeE=- EiEEEfEfr'^EEE'EiEEEl'N7 « ^ Church Psalmody, Hy. 326. (-.5 1 ZERULrON. H. M. Church Psalmody, Hy. 250. 163 o CJ-- '^^^^WE!sEElWE^slEEE:E~SEEE^^M^•- — 1- 1 r- •- . w-\ 1 -.-I 1 i s-s c J| ^_ ^J.| ^...... ^- _> _- .1 J i.-- 1 . YVa e dyiniltri n grr .sonc/^nos of\ff menman , ImmergeT lyimorrroA d imn sicin ann nidl woTTT<-I !I NoM.-...w^ merc•»»«...y. call»,r. IIs„ again;_ . ItT»_...s messag. e is to you_.-¥7! Y- e perishin-i- g and• guilty•!. , come!. Ix n mercy's arms there yet is room , , ^ ^ ^ ,—^ . ^ ^ ^ 3E5iSSgJE^EBEEE3=EiEE^5EE3zEE^E^E3EE-pE^E3EEJE5:3EE^ _)z4z2;Iii?zizil-i-3z^:Ii^ziz?z*f-rJz^:Ti^z»Zi^zihd Jz^:±^zi^^ —•--•*E-^- — - 2.No longer now delay, Nor vain excuses frame; Christ bids you come to-day,Tho' poor.and blind,and lame: All things are ready, sinners, come! Fur every trembling soul there's room I^E^SEiEjEqpf^jfiE^E^PpEipiiESfiEif Pz4zlz:t(zzU=-=?t;d:lz?:I'z?zzz"££iiz|z:ftzzUz!?z?f_-^;ilz?:l?z"zzz*i:?;t?.l*^^ 3.Drawn by his dying love,Ye wandering sheep, draw near! He calls you from abovp,Tlie Shepherd's voice now heanTo him whoever will may come,In Jesus' arms there still is room* - \X0zzpXz---^Y^z-^.YiX'iz-;ziY^z^^^- I , i_ . - . i^ . 1 _ ^. ^ . . ^ 1 feiE^E^fiEifeEiEEEEtEEkfeiEEiE'E-lEiiz^ElEEEEt^^ 6 6 7 6 6 6' G 8 6 6 6766 3 6 4 5 3 3 ffi HOPKi:PfTON^. II. M. ^^-E= z^-fizXPz 1. Ye boundless rea fe^zEEiz1z^zqzqi:dznEfaEz]znzz!|q3zq:faz3EzlzEJizj:TErq-|E=dE^^ %z-^zd±PzpE^E^iAEi7LPzPEiut^ziiPzPzPz^±^^ pz4:zi^:I^zEz^z?±?Jz?:f*zt=="±?]z?;i"ztzE=tl:E:Jzz:Ez:lt=EzEzEl3_t:^zzi^± IE 2. Let all adore the Lord, And praise his holy name. By whose almighty word They all from nothing came; And all shall last. From changes free; His firm decree Stands ever fast. .--r T—r|-T'--*-*--*T*% *^«—ly-*—'T:i-B— ^zz^ZgZYiz-zzz^zz\-YBzrzztY=--f^-P-iY^Y-'^--l»^^ '—\B-g- -g-V-h—I—I—1—\-'—P-9—i-I—^—nB-i-.- 'si 6 H ^ 65 56533333333lEEE±EE^EEziEEiEEE?izE?iEl7 7 ^ ^ 164 TRIUMPH. H. M. Lockhart. sb f^^m^^i^EE^^izpzzpz^zpzzzpztzpzTz^ztzBzzzpz i 3a 1.1 ' A - wake, our drow sy souls. And burst the slothfuzzE^z\zziz\z-tzl band; The wonder s of this day Onr no - blest songs de - maiid s m^^M^^MWi^^^^ME^^^^^^^^^ m^^^B^i^Emmsmim^E^^^m^^ 2. At thy approach ing dawn Re - luctant death resigned •' The glorious Prince of life -In dark do • mains con - fined: 3izg::i:i.-.«i^Eez-ii:g^=^^zq:pD=znpqiz:zcf5npri=^=z1zTz;z]=z=qzi=z}=Tzqz Eil:p::|mE^g£z*E|E^EjzKfza=it|zazzr-|EqEfc|za= All hail, triumphant Lord ! -#. -J.- r I Heaven with hosannas rings; Auspicious morn! thy blissful rays •' Bright ser - aphs hail, in songs of praise. AVhile earth in humbler strains, — Thy praise responsive sings:— |i:p:^:=zj=izP^z=P|z^j--p:|:azjz^:|z=zt=E4f=zj=EtfEgEjzzj:fEifiE - " Worthy art thou, who once wast slain, Pzzti:zg^f:f;fz;tz=*zfz^E?:fztE±:zpzJz*:i=zSzzz*:fz=a=;*:t?z*zi;t:2d-L ' Through endless years to live and reign." ^-^EkE^Ep-EEE^EErzd^^:^^ —Gir- d on, great God, thy sword. Ascend thy conquering car. ©zi^fizg—•:f;Iz:t=?=±:p:=:t^i:±EE=34=:i&:Eztz:fE£EE=tE±::^=*i^l!r : While justice, truth, and love, Maintain the glorious war : : Th' an - gelic host a - round him bends, ^ And midst their shouts the God ascends. Victorious, thou thy foes shalt tread, -j-^ 1 -J- E ^^''-^iEE^-p'^-Y-t='E^"-^--^~¥-rA-»-E^'^^ — .f And sin and hell in triumph lead. ElE»E&it^EEEfEE^_EEElEtE^EElEE3EEEiEEEEEEfEEE£llEk^^^ Church Psalmody, By. g, - - -3 2."yO happy souls, who pray. Where God appomts to hear; O happy men, who pay Their constant service therel/They praise ihee still! Andhappy they. Who luve the way To Zion's hilL -d- 3.—They go froraarength to stKogthfThroughthia dark vale of tears,Till each an'ivesat length,TiII each iu heaven appears :-''Ogloriouii seat,When God our king ^ LBN ~ ^&i'SEpz zizw- z^± ^^i^ES^gE^li^Eggig3z?: ^ H^i^ 6 6 6 6 7 ff Unison. ELiIM. H. M. l-^Tt T — z^zizic iiilSJ^giiggisigMiil^fiilliiglgissii?^^ 1. Lord of the worlds above. How pleasant and how fair The dwellings ofthy love. Thine earthly temples are: To thine abode My heart aspires. With warm desires, To see my God. ztezi=zzz3Zzi=:rz:izz=z=zr=:.:zxp=3Z^T=^ :ii|iii3iiii|iii;ipiiiii||iiipgigii^sisiiiiziiz^zdtz^. p 2."*PO happy souls, who pray. Where God appoints to hear; O happy men, who pay Their constant service there!/They praise thee still ! And happy they,WhoIove the way ^mTo Zion*B hill . 3.—They go from strength lostren''th,Throu''h this dark vale of tears.Till each arrives at length,TiU each inheaven appears:/© glorious seat,Wlien God our king Shall thither bring Our willing feet. -9- ^^^m^^^^^^m^^EEfEt X I § s t § a § 2 § § s § a 166f BJAHYVHARWELL MUKJMLJ. . *4H. ITiM.. uarweuDarwell.. ^ --#• 55 EE^ 3. All hail, triumphaat Lord! Heuv>-n with hosannai riags;=>.While earlh, ID humbler strains, —Tby praise rebponsivc singi^:>.Worthy art thou, who once wast slain^Tbrough eodlesi years to live and reig^L _ _. •_ _ . ._ —_ .—_j J^.^ fE=BE^^%gEJHE3E3Ei|=tdEzi:{EE=E5E2SE^E*fe^^ lizp =i=P EE4^P1 :t=t S -fi- ^^ .\^-^T.0-9- ?E^ i Unison. • 6 ^ ^ %^ ^ l » ~ "^ J 1 ^f ^''"•"'- ACTOJT. H. M. ^_:2:zibt:p;?^l—z±[zitzz4z_—i_.i—JJ-XI—i_-i—i_-j.—-•_-±:^_|—i—i_.i—I^.-Isiigi^l^^iSi^i^iiigs^S^^^J^^^T Tp|—i—M-pri—tz~pT^'..iL | | —^' - 1. To spend one sacred day Where God and saints abide. Affords diviner joy Than thousand days beside; Where God resorts, I love it more To keep the d«or Than shine in courts. ^EJ5H5lE5{EEaE5fiESE3^{E-3iEp555iEi^ES^ ^:odld-^dz-^-±zzE%zgldz^z.P^~Bz^lf.z?:E-.P^^^^•g-L<2—J-g^^^^-^-^^g- _ ^ ^ —^__-^ ^ ^-,^_-^.._._..._^_^,^ XzisztdT,^.^i^.^-.^ — 2. God is our sun and shield, Our light, and our defence: With gifts his hands are filled; We draw our blessings thence: He shall bestow On Jacob's race Peculiar grace And gloryU», .-. T^ ..__ » _ ^ 3.The Lord his people loves; His hand no goodwithholds From those his heart arproves,From pure and upright souls; Thrice happy he,OGod of hosts! Whose spiriUrusts Alone in thee. • I r .«* ii Ba • s ft - —^—r^*rj?=^ EDGAR. 7s. [A lines.] Church Psalmody, Hy. 461. 167 ;fci= -9- m :t:=;±=t I zX zizzzzzzz±zx-lzz± 2, Safely m through an oth • er week, God has brought us on our way J Let us blessing seek. :zb::o= :zlzz;r zMzzz^z l=pllil=3=p=feijiiii=iiligil=^ili^i^p^^ 2. While we seek supplies of grace. Through the dear Redeem er's name. Show thy ciling face. tztjz^i : 5*:fe It '^mmm^^MEE^miz^^^^^^^ 4. May the gos - pel's joyful sound Conquer sin - ners, com - fort saints; Make the fruits of grace a - bound. -P. izpz 9:rbi^zzpz=pE MZZitZ EE^^Ef lz::^±^^-zztzz z-izz-zz :|z-z:±z:fc 6 6 65 -|—r: m 6 r u 2d ending. X zzi-X Ezbzztz g-4-9- -0—0- ^PZZ -0—0- 'a^..0.0. -h X E ii ztz ztzz • lliil ztz H Waiting ^^his courts to day: Day of all the week the best. Emblem of e ter - nal rest. ^^iE^E^lE^^^^E^^^E^^^^E^EEl^E^^^^—f :=j=1; ism Take way our sin and shame; From our worldly cares set free. May we rest this in thee. -trzq^zzzt ^-h-Jr0—9- Bring re ef for all complaints: Thus let all our Sabbaths prove. Till we jom the church a bove. 5US ffiLzEEEE i^H^Eli^ifiSiliiriiriliiisiSS'iil': 7 6 - 168 PRENTISS. y«. ^6 ^f=*= ^ 1. Haste, 0 sinner— now ^^^^^^s^^^^mbe wise; Stay not for the morrow's sun: Wisdom, if you still despise, Harder is it to be von. 2. Haste, and mercy now implore; Stay not for the morrow's sun; Lest thy season should be o'er. Ere this evening's stage be run. «iii^lgl^_iEiiglgliiiii^llg^l?^li^ fiii^l^i^&iiilfpil:illllli.lilillg|^lie^f|^giig 6 6 6 NORWICH. 78 Eiz-i ^^it^^EimwmEmmim z -.Zdz i^^S 1. Gently glides the stream of life. Oft along the flowery vale; Or impetuous down the clitf. Bushing roars when storms assaiU sb--t 3=g=j{E^5IEEE5|EEfE^E}rziE5|=3E|EEJEdB^fEEEEEEEEr -c»—s*- |:±--?:Jz3=^S=?;f:sta;Iz=zlz^=d:ijS=dJ^E£E±«azl;?=?:ftsz^-iEEEtEEf _^ h^z^=izYE=E •_7" c d ^b -fEl^azgEa!±-^-^- 2, 'Tis an ev - er varied m^m^M^^^^^Ewt^mflood, Always rolling to its sea; Slow, or quick, or mild, or rude. Tending to e ter - ni - ty. SEb^SEiEJEi J^z^z:^ tzzdrig^: • 2 s ^ i • #-6=|-^V-i-^-*^i i - EDYPIELD. 7n Iiatrobe. 169 ^z:Jq5=az:|za^EFaEfa=:(2zEf:pz^zi:HE^ZB--f-^EB^:fgE3zIz^S -g—9- 1. Who=t=:i£=iz:±zl:=z[z:fzz:Jz?zztz:l--t:ztzzC:±;H=3ztz:I=Jz?=z^t-zzz?z±:d^fE, O Lord, when life is o'er. Shall to heaven's blest mansions soar; Who, an ever welcome guestO. In thy ho - ly place shall rest ? ^•^^ Z^ZSZ tzdz '§^m^EE^Em^EW^Ef^imE^^^m. 2. He, whose heart thy love has warmed ; He, whose will to thine conformed. Bids his life unsull - ied run ; He, whose words and thoughts are ii=ffi:i;gi ^^pzpziz:5 :S:zt: E EgEi^liJ zt=tz:£z iHigi i- —He, who trusts in Christ alone. Not in aught himself hath done : 1. Come! said Jesus' sacred voice. Come, and make my paths your choice; I will guide you to your home. Weary pilgrims! hither come. i^z^-j^j=^Tzj=^=jzBEztzj=zlzfz3z=zJzz:jz3Ez]-n^-j=qz|z^=j=aEjzz:Jlzd=E)zIzq=-=Ez:zTr zAzi^zr^—^—tfzfzi^z=^=dzJzgjzi^=z^^zfz*=zii^zziz3zgEEjEi^=Jziz^=*zzgE3zi^z=i^=^=fcL-gzz3:zn3zK ^^E^^^^m^i^mm^^^^E^mf. i§ 2. Hither come—for here is found Balm for eve - ry bleeding wound. Peace, which ever shall endure. Rest, e - ter - nal, sacred5=,? sure ! -0—0—P- :izz*z 0^-4^ •0—0 0 0 g. izizqzzqz -P—d- iSESEfctSEE I -*zz:*- zPzzPzzdz1 1 ^^ g i IIS I i ^ i I i [ M. S H.—32 ] 170 TURIN. 7s. Giardini. Ei® "? a St: ?Z=E g a lz±. ^liiigg^l^ig^iiiliggiiiilgijgiE^I ^•^zX^XzzXizzzz. EE=EEEEIE3EEEEtIE^ip3E^IE3E^|rzSBEEEHE3EEEgE. £ z^zdzzsAzdzzzPzizzsiz3^=zst:±EE3zi=zs±:azzi:l:?z*z*:iEiEl:i=3:i:i=?;l:2^zizJ±iEiz2fcz?: I 1. Son of God, thy blessing grant. Still supply my every want; Tree of life, thine influence shed. With thy fruit my spirit feed, ^r-iEz] '^mm^^^^mwMiw^m&Efm^ztzzX-zizzz OL^—g=gz zg±zfz —S LzEgzzt zzz zfi-zzr- -fi-l iz=TZ3z=Ti=]=tjzq= itEEEEEtEEEEEtE^EEEEE: m l;zzz:zszi~d—szi ztz:±:t: |zz;z czlzazz:22:: n n^ I I 6 6 ^ - 7 t i 1 Son of God, thy blessing grant. 'W^iZ:^Z^^^i^^^E^ Still supply my every want; Tree of life, thine influence shed, With thy fruit my spirit feed. -—^zEE:«iiE2E3BEa E --•-Ez E3Ei;: iz^zdzJEs ±,±zdz rt—g- m 2 'Tenderest branch, alas! am I; ':^E&Tree o f life, thine influence shed. With thy fruit my spirit feed. Without thee I droop and die ; Weaker than a bruised reed. -?EE±E?^E| 3=3Ef Help I every moment need. EMiEE^E^-I 1 3 —All my hopes on thee depend; Love me, save me, to the end 1 -e— Give ine thy supporting grace. Sl^lllll^ii tzai Take the everlasting praise. e 87 Church Psalmody, By. 364. GRANRY. 7s. 171 ^^^S^^^^^^^^^^ ^iP^ipzii Keep me, Saviour, near thy side, Let thy counsel be my guide ; Never let me from thee rove, Sweetly draw me, Sweetly draw me, Sweetly draw me by thy love. i^ 'MZPS ^MM&E^^^^SMmWM^im^Si 7 6 gH66 4?3 6 77 65 IP u65 6e^i5 4g3 56 65 6 I6 66 6 7 ANFIELD. •ys. Arranged from Wranisky. ^^^mw^ii^iMiw^^^^^Em^Em1. Sweel the time, exceed • ing sweet! When the saints togeth - er meet. When the Saviour is the theme, When they join to sing of him. -5^z^z:4 ±zMzzaL 0 -g- » >- ' -0- -0- -^ ' * -0- -3- 2. Sing we then e - ternaternall love. Such as did the Father move: He beheld the world un - done. Loved the world, and gave his Son. :zi: -b1= ^ ^riJill^lSgl^igliillisiiiLiias :^z*5. Sweez t the place, exceed - ing sweet. Where the saints in glory meet; Where the Saviour's still the theme. Where they see and sing of him. -P-.0..^.^—--.^—^-.,-0-.p0- a^z¥zfE ^liJiSiSSiifi^piiiliil^l^l?ir:lillg 98 56 aa 6~? % il %% % « % %^ 6 6 '»s§ n 172 WIL.MOT. 7s. Arranged from Weber. ^ ZPZZZPZZ^ZZST- E .p g PZZ^- PPPSE -9—-9- • —g—g—9- g 9 9 9- -g—9—«• uXzXzzzXzXz m E- lli i P 'Lord, thv mercies never fail; /Hail, celes tial goodness, hail! ^-1. ^Heavenlo oy Father9-r-, sovereign Lord, fBe thy glorious name adored! E iEE^^- z:=ztzlzzM: E- E _J—g w— -J--©- JZrB-^j-.^ ZI a-.g-.g-l.^9-0.-.g «-C g -I Z^Z^Z^ -g—© m -0p-g- 9P-9- :szzdz i 2. PThough unworthy. Lord, thine ear, Deign our humble songs to hear; "Purer praise we hope to bring. When around thy throne we sing. ^ ' ,-s^zn " ' :*^ ^'•rptzX: -^•Ee: zpzz: :?:^~Y*i-p-iZM. SZSIZ'tSZS ^EEESESEE?Ei^EEEBEtE^lE?EE^E^E^EtEEEE^^1 : 1; ^z±:z±.+±ziztz4z m ji^^ 4 .Then with angel harps again, We will wake a nobler strain. There, in joyful songs of praise Our triumph - ant voices raise. ^i^zqzzzi=3=^z^:=qzz:qz=3z=z|zl-n—r-r:f=s=:q=q=::pq=:t:q:i:J=y=^qzi:~l~T==i==l=1—I—I—TT,zpz=zz^z^^.\-Zs^=Xzzzzzzi. = E I |—1=^—I—^-FqJ 1—JI = ' Ji. gEjzgzrgzzazidzfza—al—gzfLEjzgz:az:gJz:^zjztzzz^az^z^:=;Jz:dz2Sz|zj J gz^gz=gg=zgzzgzpj=:i—g-^t --•^-f-?- % 7 I 7 %^ %l S = § = %h%l - h - RELIilNGHAM. 7s. 2d endit^. Zb^-- 3 %W^'-•- -•• God ^f ^ercy, God of grace! Hear our sad, repentant songs. Oh, restore Ihy suppliant race, Thou, to whom our praise belongs. #6J.6#66#6# 6#6ff6687 7 ADULL.UM. 7«. 173 E!siEe 1. Children of the heavenly King As ye journey, sweetly sing ; Sing your Saviour's worthy praise, Glorious in his works and wayswavs. Glorious in his works and wavgways. ipil^^ifpppp3Eil|iSiiilai§gii^lgl|Spp^ U. .•—-- I . .""s _J — -^ —J—>g^X 1__ ..iSSi. K^ .*—^. I >~v 1 happiness shall see, Soon their happiness shall see. u PLEYEL'S HYMN. 7s. PlereL •J=) f&zzzxm^^E^^^^m 1. ''"'To thy pastures, fair and large. Heavenly Shepherd, lead thy charge ; An^ my couch, with tenderest care, Midst the springing grass prepare. -^d- l^^-P^^^li^iiJ^ I 2 "When I faint with summer's heat. Thou shalt guide my weary feet To the streams, that, still and slow. Through the verdant meadows flow. *•• «V IICll I lailll, Willi bUUIlIlcri a iictai., AU--'" IJ..»... ^V.UW .^J -• j , , , o i-a-Sf-^ .,—1-1—1-, h-r . r-T—1 I-T h-T 1-,,! l—T—I TT—,——i:^--1 --T-ZIZZZTT:— 1—r i Constant to my latest end,-=Thou my footsteps shall attend; "/And shalt bid thy hallowed dome Yield me an e - ter nal home. *i. constant, lo my laiesi eiiu, -^AUUU mj ^wuiotcj^, o o.iu.ii _^zzz^z=^;zz^:^i~zz—-»——, — — -•- —J — ^— - _ 174 RUTLAND. 78. 6 lines. Subject from 'Winter. iEE3EeE;i z=*Eiz*zz±: ^EE^EEE "m^m^msm^^^ E?fE3^E3EE^iE^E^EaEJE=^3E3EEIiE^zE3iJ=E:E^^^iEiE-E^EE3EE^EiEE ^ zzz±zf—9—»zi^MzEizPz^zdzi-»—p--»—»~¥.PzzMz=?zizP^Pz=Mz^mz¥-'^z^^—iz^^zz^i0—a—••-•— ' • »-jijz-g- 1. Safely through anoth - er week, God has brought us on our way; Let us now a blessing seek. Waiting m his courts to-day: zg^zj=zi=rzpz3zp-=pz=zjz3ZJzzq=izz|^Tzq=q=z!TZ|zz=zz=:^=i:Tzj=:Tzzq=qpzi ^z:3zg:=i -g-A- = 5 7 • F. L. Abel. ShtD. ¥»—•"!-•—9^i-o-TZ9-^9-Y*—^¥»-9-^ ^-^E^-^X^Xn-TzziZizmzTzz^zzfZizz^Tztziz-z-zizzzzzzizzzrz :feEEfiE^iEEEf_E^EfeEE-:i,ttlE!3E^Ei^:tE?E?EtE£EEEEfEE^ 1. Come! said Jesus' sacred voice. Come, and make my paths your choice : I will guide you to your home, Weary irnms! hither come. ^^^^^m^mEE^m^M^^^^mi2. Hither come, for here is found Balm for every bleeding wound, Peace, which ever shall endure. Rest, e - ter -nal sacred "^ure' * g |§ ^I « S ' » S5 8 6#6 6 fi 57 ^^ PILTON. 7s. 2*^^ 1.. Pra^s^hPraise thee Lord, his gloryplorv ^ hlps_„:—1.;_e h.m_ _a_s ^Lthe. .themL e inspires, " _Prais, . e .hi' .m as .his " fam_ e requirt' l B^^iW^MmimmS^EEifm^^E\'^mE^ 2. Let the trumpet's lof- ty sound Spread its loudest notes around; Let the harp unite in praise With the sacred minstrel's lays. fjuriliiiiiiisi2. Let the trumpet's lof- ty sound Spread ;its '—•'•"••—*"- -' lifi^riili^iS'iiSiT —.v., •. ^^-^ „,. . . ^^— '.' n 4. All who dwell beneath his light, In his praise your hearts unite ; While the stream of song is poured. Praise and mag - ni - fy the Lord. -?,—»-T-S -T -.-^-^-T-^-.-r-r—«-pZ^Y^ZZPZZZgZZWZI T -. .,-g_-- -j_^^__j. —ztI z ZZI 9-^Zt- •I X--i'PztzE: - - E- illligiiiHiii^l^ligsi^ ^ __-i^; ^ 6 6 i 5 S 5 gi 6 NAPLES. 7s. Subject from Pleyel. ^±jj:iz::-:T=iz:z±Tqz:^Lqzz3Ziz:i:i:az:-:T^^:T:zz=3Ziz:i:i?Jz^i:^r^^ ^:z4;;tzz:t:izz;z:':t?z:*:±:?ztEJzEz:E:iizEz;p;Iptzz:":i±:zt:izEz!E±:Ez;u:iiSztz:I-1rztEiz?^ 1. Oh that men their songs would raise. All his goodness to declare! All Jehovah's wonders praise, Wonders which their children share ! t!^^f^z^^E^¥^E^E\^E^^^E^WlW^^'^WE^zE^- ^—^-d—p-^-d—E^E-9-^'d—-• •-'• '-^-d~9^-d—^•-=-^=f #-i-©-,-i.©—zi_j^^^.i_e_,.r_.jj^^.i.^—j._ ' » g Siiiiiiiiiiir^iiJSiiifjiiilSiipjggip :•:*: }^ 2. Where his holy altars rise, Let his saints swiore his name : There present his sacri - fice, There with joy hi"i works proclaim. iig^tiiJiig^Jirfi- ,.,- i V, '•——.- I I ^ I . I-T T-r—r^ra: T n a « l?t II S SARBATII. 7*. Ii. SfaBon. 176Larghetto :a3rzzz-zi:^z^i=i=i:^zzJ^zSi:z]zz:^^z^ZTzzzjz ^^_T:^^_^^^z»ZT:^zz*^zzKiq^zt=nqfa~T~Z T ^ Z-^z»zZzlxztz777zz.X7PTPz¥p.zPz7ztz-\?zz\zt-t.\Yzz7zz7z\zzPzzMz\^^^ 1. Safely through another week, God has brought us on our way ; Let us now a blessing seek, Waiting in his courts today ! Day of all the week the best. Emblem KzjES^IiEEs^-^i-ljE^a^lE^EEpSEElzEEjEz^z^jiEE^EiE^ElE^Szaif^^^ y.-^-P^pZ.^- J-=-^T#-i-*^*-^-*-^-s*-*-*T,-^-0. ^-°-pT-p-'^p-9-0i^Ed-^ ^i^fEE;^|iiE^=i=iEgEE-^E;pE~^!|EaE3Ez;i^}E^^ '^_:*_r i.p_^_^_^_i—w^z^-L—^_^ 1 i_T LSZ-^-^-^-j.—^—5_i—^z«_ii:^j_^_ 5_i^—^_^_^_x—^-^-i 2. While we seek supplies of grace. Through the dear Redeemer's name ; Show thy reconciling face, Take away our sin and shame ; From our worldly cares set free. May w« ^^^:fE*E'EiJf^EH=E=|E=E=E^==EjE3?I^E^*^^^^ =zzztz^z±tz!fz^z^zI:pzt=^=±I:ztziiz;iz±zEz±:!?z^zF£z?ztz?'z±£z^=Szi^?'zEz2£zJ^ti~z?z5E3 I % ^ S 6 II 2d ending. -#- Here we come thy name to praise; '^^^E^m^^mEEM Let us feel thy presence near : of eternal rest. Day of all the week the best Emblem of eter - nal rest. May thy glory meet our eyes. r !*• ^*-T- ^-i>- While we in thy house appear: Here afford us, Lord, a taste Of our everlasting feast. 4 May the gospel's joyful sound Conquer sinners, comfort saints; rest this day in thee. From our worldly cares set free. May we rest this day in thee. Make the fruits of grace abound, Bring relief for all complaints : Thus let all our Sabbath's prove, ESt Till we join the church above. '^mE^E^E^E^mmE Church Psalmody. Bil- 46/ ' M g I ' % % Slow. BENSON. 7s. 177 zazszzlzzzl: :z*l:*zz*: PzzzM iiiefliiiii^l!giliil^§iiiie^iii^g|E 1.-VLord, we come before thee now; At thy feet we humbly bow; Oh do not our suit disdain! Shall we seek thee. Lord, in vain? 2. Lord, on thee our souls depend; In compassion now descend; Fill our hearts v;ith thy rich grace; "/Tune our lips to sing thy praise. zzz^kzP—Pz±z*z»zpizizz»z±PzPizmz^P-±^zPzz¥'li^z±EzizczzzXzi^ 6. —Grant that all may seek and find Thee a God supremely kind: Heal the sick, the captive free; "I'Let us all rejoice in thee. SOUTHAMPTON. 78 2d ending. zJtz:^zXzXYXzirYi^¥-Y-^=F^-'-^-lEzzzzY-EE-Y-XziZ=XzzziZYi-XYz^—XYZz^r:^zz;i:^::1:T:zi:i=q itfzq: rE=3E!?E*ElE*EE:feEEiElE*E^EIE*E*ElE*^^^^^^ 1. Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day. Sons of men, and angels, say ! Raise your songs of triumph high ; Sing, ye heavens, and earth, reply! 2. Love's redeeming work is done. Fought the fight, the bailie won: Lo! our sun's eclipse is o'er, Lo! he sets in blood no more^ ^^^mE^mEmmEE^mm^f0^^.5. Soar we now where Christ hath led. Following our exalted head : Made like him, like him we rise. Ours the cross, the grave, the skies! ^ 6BB*^^f6 6 .l 6 ^646 34 565 50 6 6 34T^67 [M. S. H.—23] n ^ IS n 178 SPAITLDING. 7s. E3z^*EEE*EEEi£E*4"^Jz*=#-" i —zET*='tlil zalzEl-^iiili^Hi^l^- S 3. Sinners ' see your ransom paid, Peace with God for- ev - er made: With your risen Savinur, rise; Ciaim with him the purchased skies. —z^-m-u—I 1—,.!...zi^^-^-r„.^_j^.T.^_^.T-q.3^^_^^#_x «_i-,_<,.Tjzi_^, Z9Z9Z ^m^^mmm^EEm^EzEEi^^m^^::^^4. Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day. Our tn - umphant holy day : Loud the song of victory raise; Shuut the great Ke deemer's praise ^VATERBURY. 7s. •it:gz:arqzq=z|zii=1z^:i:oZ??:]rz:jzz:qzzzj;p;-=z^;iq=qz:izzqzq=zz:i_-^^ zXziz ii!i3E*E?^:fefeEaE?E?:iEife?E}E3*^^ g- :?r*ziz: 1. Let us, with a joyful mind. Praise the Lord, for he is kind; For his mercies sh.all endure. Ever faithful, ever z^zzzXE- EIE^EaE=Ei3z^z==EEiEaEifzj=zE m^z^zzzEEzEzziz^zdzt^z^izsA. -g-(—-g- rE^^iEp^]E^-'^=^d^--^^i^-- ^iXzE :EE -g- <-^ - ~d ' ZQZ d~i3' ZZ^~0- d' W 2. He, with all-commanding might. Fille, d. the new-made world with li:;Ht : For bis mercies shall endure,. Ever laiihful, ever sure. S-M ^- 3. All things living he doth feed: His full hand supplies their need: For his mercies shall endure Ever faithful,'^m ever iiiiiiiiiiiiiii^^"''^^"""="iEieiiliilli^gilgiillili^iiili i 12 34 6 34 6 34 6 6 87 65 34 56 56 % 87 NUREMBIRG. 7s. 179 &-^^==^=^E^^^E¥^^E^¥^—'^Ei--p^¥^~EE-Xfzszzzjzzizzx=zt ^z^zPzzPzzf^:^EE:lzizzXzl:^zPzzXzixz'.plzPzz^^^^^ P 1. Praise to God ! im - mortal praise. For the love that crowns our days: Bounteous source of every joy. Let thy praise our tongues employ. E-^^;^EE^EEaEif^e:iE==ii:^EtiE^^IE=§E~EE^ f.zzz^zizzizhizz^zii^-Az^zhEzz^Epzzi-Az^z±EizEzz±z¥.iz^zE¥ 2. All that spring, with bounteouI 1 s hand. -•Scatter- s o'er the smilin*g land-g-; Al-0-l tha-^t- libera^ -0-l autum^ n pours Fro-0-m her rich, o'erflowing ^ stores-9-, :fc*s:zzz=zzizz=«:i:z=ti:z;zizzl=zz1:4::qzi-:i^ <-r—I y ^§iiio^:iiiiiiii:i{2izig^*^iiiiiiiiiiiii^ii3. These, to that dear source we owe Whence our sweetest i:.Hijli>rts flow ; These, through all my happy days. Claim my cheerful songs of praise5. % MARSH. 7s. tiz*sz—^i:^zq:iz;z5zz:i-zpzzz:Tzz=:z:i:ziz^zazq:T=Tzqz;Ti:z!zzl:i:3=qz:i=zz3^^ 5g!zgz=zg4:*z*z^:t:»zp:^:t^jz^^:{zprz:p-|:g^g^:|:iE4zgz:iJ:|:gzg:}:gz^ tzt:=:t-J 1. Praise to God! immor - tal praise. For the love that crowns our days: Bounteous source of every joy. Let thy praise our tongues employ. i3E|i|lB|!g| 2, All that spring, with bounteous hand, Scatters oer the smiling land; All that liberal autumn pours From her rich, o'erflow - mg stores, ^^fE^g|||E •ZZ-7Z=Z- ._._-.-_--.-_-__-T_^T^.-.- i^EEE zPzPzt-^MmmE^m^^^mE^^^^ 3. These, to that dear source we owe Whence our sweetest comforts flow ; These, through all my happy days. Claim my cheerful songs of praise. E- -g ;3 *ElEEEEiE?=igg^feiiiEi=iS -9— i rzg:t '^ME^m^^m # 87 ee - 6 180 NORTimOOD. 7s. 1. Softly now the li'^ht of iTiv Fades upon my sight away ; Free from care, from labor free, Lnr.l, I would commune with thee, Lord, I would commune with thee. 2d Treble. -Alto. 9--d- ±^-?^li§li^iil3ji«f|iigiigii^:'l*i^}ig^lgi^i^ e 2. Soon, for me, the light of day Shall forever pass away : Then, from sin and sorrow free, Take me, Lord, to dwell with thee ! Take me, Lord, tadwell with thee! \m^^^mE'^EmmE^mEm^EEEWJEM¥EEMW: ^ 7 .6 6 7 n98 %fi 8 7 5 %'-97 M'.4 e5?? ^ 7s. T5r. .Tohn (Marke "Whitfield, HEREFORD. Organist of Hereford Catbedral, and Prof^JHus. Camb. 1=1= 0» rEEE-T=fEl - EE^EAEEE^^: 1. On thy church, 0 Power divine, Cause thy glorious ' ' lace to shine ; Till the nations from afar Hnil her as their guiding star. lm^-E¥zzzx,¥lEEx^Ez-^EEEE^EE^E^^ -r-l !:zzzzz4z^=:i--±Egzi:l-irizJi|*^zql?zt±z:gzz*:iz?z^;z*:t:gztl-«?z*;i»iz^^ izJtiitJ |i^igliiifil?iiE£ifilS:ililiiiiigilSiii§ggEiiz*z^sir:q==zrqq=zci:znzz:iaa:zt=x=zz:x=:2zri:iz;=^zzz]:i=zz3zzz:z;i±jzzizizraizizz3:^z^^ ^ 2. /Then shall God, with lavish hand, Scatter blessings o'er the land ; And the world's remotest bouiid With the voice of praise resound. Zg is^liiliiJiiiigii3iiligiigl^illliiglllifii?lglgzX. E ^ «l iT '"" ' '^ •'"^^^•' ''^M~l"^"" ''¥i'V « I '''*l % E %i 6-5 § MOUNT VERNON. 8«. *»«.* I.. Mason. The Tenor, or the Tenor and Baie may be ouiitted. 181 : ., /ts. ^^^^I^Z^I^I^I^EEAEEM^^^^^^I^^^^EM^^M 1. Sister, thou wast mild and lovely, Gentle as the summer breeze. Pleasant as the air of evening When it floats among the trees. - "Ij_djE^=:ffEl=l3EztEzE|E-z^;fE^z.-|r^^—Ll3^fa=i3XTET]-^iP=qE|Ejz^|^rE ^.-5tJ=:3±:3E*;±:*=iJziz:3:TiEzS±^3±==tEl=S==^:t=itl:*=z^ i^iill^iiiiiiillsiiiMiig^^lii^giiiiiiiiii2, Peaceful be thy silent slumber, Peaceful, in the grave so low; Thou no more wilt join our number. Thou no more onr songs shalt knows. 3. Dearest sister, thou has left us, Here thy loss we deeply feel, But 'tis God that hath bereft us, He can all our sorrow heal 4. Yet again we hope to meet thee. When the day of life is fled. Then, in heaven, with joy to greet thee. Where no farewell tear is shed. • Originally written on the occasion of the destli of a young Lady, a member of Mount Vernon School, BOSIAD, WORTHING. 8s. & 7s. Schelz. li^^lPiliiiilS^liiili^^lSli^l^^^lp^1. Glorious things of thee are spoken, Zion, city of our God; He, whose word can ne'er be broken. Chose thee for his own abode.^ -9- -9- -9- -g-g- -g- -g- ili^igliLai^liigiii^Eiiiig^iiiiSgp 3. On the rock of a~- ^ founded. What can shake her sure repose ? With salva - tion's wall surrounded. She can smUe at all her foes. SE5ES I • ~1 zx.e-gZ\-o-ehi-9-9- lEEltEEEE^tEfEEi E^EE^EEfeEfeElEEEE %% ^% s s 5i Zi «i iX IS 8^ 6-6 S a " - M " II GREENVILLE. 8s k 7s. [Doable.] Rotieaa. 182 "^ ~zrnz|zf:z=—ifiizizfzrq=z=::iqrH^;-jiir: ^ JZZZ-=Z:TZ?=:Z I Z:^ ^=zl!glEllS?EEl;^El SzE'E!^f:?:BEH-E^Eli£E£fe -E^-IPlsl••^=m fe5EEEEEE|EEE=f«Ea^^^^ESEEEiE^EE=TEEEt3E5ES{EiE5^^^^ ^•±EzzXzz±EzEAzizzizzzM=zpAz^zz^E^izPzzz7izz^,—Ei-EiizizPzPz¥lz^EX7zzr^zlzp3EpzMi£zt^E:^±tE^^^i^ rTr from mortal cares retreat ing. Sordid hopes and vain desires,) pfom the Fount of glory beaming. Light ce • lestial cheer* our eyes j Here, our willing footsteps meeting. Every heart to heaven aspires. J » •' &> o '^ • '^?it±t1 Jlercy from above proclaiming. Peace and pardon to the skies. sii?^lil?iy:Ji^^£ilifeliil^jggirEiii^iii§zzxzzzziz l SICILY. 8s & 7s, or 8, 7s & 4. 3i2|iiiligl?ii5^igliiyy=l^^^yiilfiiiilf^ mmmm^?E^^Mmm^mm^Mmmm^^Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing, Fill our hearts with joy and peace; Let us, each thy love possessing. Triumph in redeeming grace . -0- Oh refresh us. Oh refresh us, Travellers through this wilderness. ,=^4zEzE:fzE=^-'-i'-l-i—^'-Yi-9'l-9'=Z9Z:^~9-0-Y*X9Yi'--EE^^^. :EE{EEEEEif£EtEtEEEtaEzt:li^EL^f:tEE^4i^:EE^E^El:^lEEEEEEfe^^ s M M s s §i ? « ^ s $1 §s ei J = n ?i § = §x li n «« i " SMYRNA. 88&78. Mozart. 183 ^^=w=:pzW9^i^zz^3lz^-9zz'=i^¥E^^ 1. Saviour, source of every blessing. Tune my heart to grateful lays ; Streams of mercy, never ceasing. Call for ceaseless songs of praise. ^if=:j-J_|--:j=|Ez|==q=-=ij3E4--t-.^=i|E:jz5E3E^E^3=zlz=z1zfa=zz=-=-E3zz=jr^3zj^^^^ ^z±zPz7!^zzizzgzizPzEzzEz-EA=i=M=zP^p-±ziz^^ ^ ' 9 .0. .0. s. , 0 .0, .0. _0, V, , ^:;iI^r:^3E|EjE3EjEaE^gE3EgEaEEBEjEgEiE-^=EE^E3E5E^3^EEEjEjEEEgi^|;^^ 3, Thou didst seek me when a stranger. Wandering from the fold of God; Thou, to save my soul from danger. Didst redeem me with thy blood. s^ =^i:zt=zd=q=zz1z|z:1=zp:z=q:i:T=T=s=q=i=i=i=q=j9=^q=qq= i=qzj.-q=q=, 15EEE =*z|E?3=*=-E3=?^S=ii^-EEE3EEEtEEE*Ef;^f=*E*lE ^*=EEEfElE*Eri^^? ^ 87 g^ 87 6 I6 §6 6 6 6 - %l51 U43 §« 8' 6 I6 a5 fei=P==^EjEf-pzzp=p=zp3E^=p=p=F,p=§»=zg=JEgzEgz:p*z:^E£^ ^1 E^-¥\—\—I r-^-*^| r III I ^r-\-*zzzf^zEi^^^^7zZzz^zzz±z*z^.^—\—bzfx:zQzzg:i 2. Teach me some melo • dious measure. Sung by raptured saints above; Fill my soul with sacred pleasure, While I sing redeeming love. ^E^E5iEg3E^aE5ESE5E^{E3ES3EJE=E=EEEEFz==z:z=:E==1E^EE^ m^m^^^^^^^^^^:^Mm^m^^z?zz:»=il=z*:f.?z=:*z=*=i^.lz*ziz*zi^z?z*P.*z*z»rizJzz===zz=z=zz=lzt^zz--^zzz^^^^ 4. By thy hand restored, defend - ed. Safe through life, thus far, I'm come! Safe, O Lord, when life is ended. Bring me to my heavenly home. -P—P-im-^^-m—•,—^-T—=:=i_-=z=rz:zz3z:iz=n==ztzzzCi=t=t ^J^33iE?^=* n a 6 6 87 gi ^mm^mU M" S P t 184 CROCKETT. 8s&7«. [Double.] '^^^Z^E^E0Z^^==3n^ lz±z^-*-zii3ztztizzXE3z»—'i—\—'^E£zE3z^zzgzbELS^=U=i:fl I —i-==EJ=t:=:U=:EEEgElizz=^S 1. Glorious things of thee are spoken, Zion, city of our God; He, whose word can ne'er be broken. Chose thee for his own abode. i^=i|zjzjz:^|-^_-|-^rjziE3-J |. E^:j=zP-j:pi-:jz=|!=zj=:rzj!!|z-.J 1—^^jzjznf^EEgp^=^ -^-^-ai-i^T-i^-F-»^-i<-^-»^-» pJ—p-i-J-J9-^-i ^T—a^ p Z-:f-p—^—p—pA-9T-p—0—99-izPzzz^zzid i^'^z^^wzf^^z^zJY^E^^EIT^^p^z^^wz'zpzjr^^ zfzzi zgziJ=^ztiz:U=i£EE^zEE^lz3, On the rock of ages founded. Wha: t *=fEE:t:[z:zL=t:E3z;^Lz^*±zz'zfzi:g^:t^z£EtzE3=EE:U=E^-can shake her sure repose ? With sal - vation's wall surrounded. She can smile at ^ all her foes. -p-T-P—n-:;-:^-! = i—:2-T-» hi =T— ^ T-^ •—P—--.-»^-«—^ ^tE=EE^i^^E--Et-^z^zzzPz^ixzf^zz-^zzz^^z^zz^z^^^^EzXz^: xE^E 6 61 e « « I tl as5 t g|g ' « «6 - 56 87 ^fe- 1 •^^^mmEE^^^Em^ 2. Lord, thy church is still thy dwelling, Still is precious in thy sight; Judah's temple far excell • ing. Beaming with the gospel's hght- -9:^-9- -0- -^—' -0- -e- 4. Glorious things of thee are spoken, Zion, ci - ty of our God; He, whose word can ne'er be broken. Chose thee for his own abode. b 6 - lYESTBOROUGH. 8s & 7s. Haydn. 185 WZZZpZ=0=^.\ziZ=0ZZZ0ZZ0z¥*ZZ»ZZPz\z0ZZZMZZ0—0z¥0ZZ0ZZp~9^ ZMZfz—ZZE^rE^i-.f.EfEEzA =t==:3=t=t==(=tz:i:E=E=tz Elztzztzzzt=t:±:lz=tzzt-.-1 zZzzzzEtzB-rzz^-d :^^E3=3=d=zt|q=q=q3zd=z:1zq^zzEH=jzzn=3zET-^EqEEE==5^I=^==1=3E1 :jE^5J=*=*==*==^±Edz=d=zi3zizziziE^zilj?zzMz^z3:3z*ztt:*zz*z±z*z= 1. Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore-0—0- htm ; Praise him, angels »in th• e height; Sun and moon-0 —, rejoic 0. e before -0-0.him; Praise him, all ye stars of light! )re htm; Praise him, angels in the height; Sun and moon, rejoice before him; Pi •^-^S*=i== ^ZZSZZPZZ*ZZZZZZZP.Z tE^E^ -^=^=*==^==:i==Fy=4==q=:3=iqq:=f;==;i=:i::pqzzzq=:zlq|zz|zz-^ \ ^z Ezzzzz^zX itJzMz? EIEEEEE?E1 ^b^.^zzz^z=.Pz\ztzzP=Mzzzi^E^E^^z^E^^'^-E^^^^ -t^ \ % I •^ 7 — I % a t^ - rE=z-iZZZTZzzzzXz Praise the Lord, for he hath spoken ; .b'p~^ EfE Worlds his mighty voice obeyed; ll^^^P_^il^|ii Laws which never can be broken. For their guidance he hath made. iZJzz^j=:t|z:3=:j!^=^^EfEE^==z|z=ESiz=:=^E=K 3 Hallelujah, Amen. zzi^zz^zzt:=»!zlz*zz*E^3zJ=J—^z?=zitzz*E3z±=;iEzz5±- Praise the Lord, for he is glorious; f • • -S>- -g. Never shall his promise fail ; \ Hal - le - Iu - jah, Hal - le - lu - iah, Hal • le - lu • jah, A - men. God hath made his saints victorious. Sin and death shall not prevail. 4 Hallelujah, Amen. i^^l^^^^^^igg^ Praise the God of our salvation. Hosts on high his power proclaim; Heaven and earth and all creation. Praise and magnify his name; a 1 iH 1 Hallelujah, Amen. %% 56 4¥ Church Psalmody, Ps. 148, tJtA pt [«.6. H.—»4] 186 WINTIIROP. ^H&c7s. [Double.] Sabject from XaoaiaB, mm^^EEm^EEmmEmEEsEEmzm^ *j— #9- Light of those whose dreary dwelling, Borders on the shades of death ! Rise on thyself reveal - ing. Rise, and chase the clouds beneath. ^:S^ZiZi^=]zg:izn=:flr:5=znpt5i==:i^iiz-ZTzflTpdZiz-T F^SEBE^^EgEiE^lS^t^iElSfeEutl^^^ u n «« ^^ n u 15 « «' 6 8 7 3 5^ 6 6 87 5 333 4 «- SloVD. (|E!E3EE5HEEiEgE5 m—9—p-^-9—\—•—^ li-^lsiiiiiiigigiliijei^^igi^igygi -t T Thou, of life and light Cre • a- tor! In our deepest darkness rise; Scatter all the night of nature, Pour the day anon our eyes iEiii?lifsil?giiSiiiililllilfiii|lpl«ig -^_I 1 •*— ez5E^.-i:F-p: -T^"~*=f=-i=»=T-*fr=tzzi3z:z: .—z:Ezi::tr: i %% n T=Zi 33 87 TAMW^ORTH. 88,7s&4. Lockhart. J.C7# 2d ending. iz-zzi-izz-zi: I—j-^-}=»T ^^^^E^^Em^^^m EttE^EtiuE^zhzti^fgslE i ^5; F4- iS^i^iii|iipiiiS=a3g^liipli3e?li^iil^iii^ iongs anew of honor framing. Sing ye to the Lord alone; All his wondrous works proclaiming, Jesus wondrous works hath done! /Glorious victory. Glorious victory. His right hand and arm have won. (Siiiyiiig?i^iiiilii©ilislSiiiil^^§E^3|gi FLEMING. 8s, 7s & 4. ^ajEflEgEpE|i^E^gEJEitE^E^EpE;.E^:KEjE^i|EEEgE^Ea^^^ pz:±?ztztztz:f;tztzznzl-J:*zcztztz:iEEzcz=:il:tzz*ztz?:l:izEzpzt:ltz*z[zz*:±;?zf^^ i4gEaE±faE3E^=i=EEE3E5p^E^EE-^:=E^E^EEEiE^E3EEE5iEE=E=E=^^ fz4ilz^z?zi:I:iz»z^::3;l3z*zfz*:i:*zJzg;l-3z%3zil:2--=*-*-'1^3zE^^ Come, ye sinners, poor and wretched. Come in mercy's gracious hour! Jesus ready stands to save you, Full of pity, love and power! He is able. He is willing, doubt no more. ^i'iE^P^^E-pE^E^P^f^^^^^^pfEl^^ t4*z?ztz":I:fzt=*z*Ej:*z"zt=?:±:?z*z2^:l:"ztz?ztr-I:izzzl:?:J:?zzz?zt:±bz^^ 0 P « 6 66 6-665 6-77 6- 6 6 q 18m^^^^^^^!^$^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^8 GREECE. Ss, 7«&1. iJ>^^ ziqz zz±EEEEEE: zziz 53E5EEifEEEEEEEE5EFgE^EE5J^EE|E5^E^z|^g«S |Ezki*=:S:±:fe^t^ p-i-p~-p±z»zz0-¥p~i-Ea~i-'z-*-¥pz-p-I P ^-T-^;#-*l-»—•--F-ai—»H-^—a4-gH 1 Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing; Fill our hearts with joy and peace! Let us, each thy love possess - ing. Triumph in redeem- ing grace: 2,fEEEEii;^E:iSE5iEi^=E^i3E*EE;i|EiEi^i|iEEaEF^E§EfiifEF ^z-zkzPzzPzi^zzM.¥.Ezl^.zlj^z*ziEz-zEzzz^z¥Pz=.PzizdzizEz'^zizzztz¥jz ililli^illziiiiiiliiliiiiii^ililil^l^sjii^ :*=p: ^ 6 87 ^ % % ^'' t ** 87 2d ending. zmzm: Thanks we give, and adoration, For thy gospel's joyful sound : May the fruits of thy salvation In our hearts and lives abound! May thy presence llEglipiiiiE^fiEifi^iiig^iiSiiif With us evermore be found ! Oh refresh us. Oh itfre^h us, Travelling through this wilderness. Then, whene'er the signal's given, Us from earth to call away, ^mEEEEmmEEE^^mE^ •' Borne on angels'wings to heaven. Glad the summons to obey, "' May we ever |liiiiilslf3:i:p^|Eip§3fgi|i3g "^ Reign with Christ in endless day ! 7 8 6 I 7 » i S Church Psalmody, By. 478. KENDALL. 88,7s&4. 189 i^ p f> #- 4=*= HP EEEtEE P^^il^lgigiiziJ^EI^liE^llzt ^ 1. Who, but thou, :a=almig h ty Spirit, Can the heathen wurld re'-lauu ? IMen may preach, but till thou fa - vor, iJ^=EIE^EaEEJE5EE3EIE^iEfS3e^EE^e^EEn:iEEtf«3E{E^EE|^^ z4E33z:f:*==^i=*==;fzfzi=:i=Jzi=:^zf:±;fz*zizi:f:gzfz:izJ:±z:d:ziz?z?zz:Iz?=i^z^^^ 2. Thou hast promised, by the prophets. Glorious light in lat - ter days: Come, and bless be - wildered nations. ZT- Tb^-- -4E-P—P^9-S \ ig 3. All our hopes, and prayers, and la - bors Must be vain without thine SE5 =i=q=q=i=1=^zjzqz=^z:iz:i=^iz:g X ^4EE^ m^i^i 87 z|=gEE3Etz^E3EjE^=:*z:|z4z=^zgjEE7 3 j 2 5 %\ %l ~ " ' %l =zz=iz:Jzzznz:i=qzz-3ri=q=^i: zg-EjziJ.z:z^z:f-• —i^zf EgE^^f Heathens will be still the samesame:: Mighty Spirit! Mighty Spirit! Witness to the Saviour's name^ zzXz ES? :*z: :zi^z :zM= Change our prayers and tears to praise: PromisePromised Spirit! Promised Spirit! Round the world diffuse thy rays. :izp:=»xc: E :|Pigi^i^l|^ai^l^iil^g^lili- X- Spirit! O'er the world thine AU true that thou hast said_:J : i..:.i,r..Faithfuli Or,ir;.Spirit!i Faithful .Snirit' O'er the world thine influence shed. ;q=:zzjz:Tz:i—^5: ^tarzzp :F:=r-= E- 7^ -^='=^ J i • I 8 S i! H ' ' ' S3 190 HELMSLEY. 8«, 7s k 4. Altered bom Dr. Madan. z^*z^4-QzfczzzXlz7iz:—^-z—ryzzzzi^zzriiz^zzzi^jTjzq'qzz'^q^—|-T-H--:#=^;=::^ zz^7fwzJ!^zX7EM7izPrzzPzzzMzzPzi^zzEzXz^f:^rf^ 1. O'er the gloomy hills of darkness, Look, my soul, be still, and gaze ; See the promi - ses advanc - ing To a glorious day of grace! /Blessed jubilee! Blessed jubilee! Let thy gloriotu morning dawn! -*z* 1 I I ^^E^fcjz m^- •^-^z*zc~nz«=zf5z:^iz(ir3z::iz:s^EzEizzz:zi^a=d:r:^zizz-f^:xazz=z==zz=izzz- -9- 4./Fly abroad, thou mighty gospel; Win and conquer, never cease! Sway thy sceptre, sway thy sceptre, Saviour, all the world aronnd! May thy lasting, wide dominions Mulii - ply and stiU increase : EIEJ\ rxzX=xfpzpE^.pz\^zzzXz=szi^l^^^z=Efzzmz —^ 4- ii(zfz:fczzabzi^=z^zlzr-^r-'-r-t-P—^—t—T^-1 1 \—|- ^^S u n i 7 « U 66 n56 561 7U6 5 it ^il M ? « 5 5 CARLOM^. 88, 7s & 4. zt^ixzz^zzl; 2d endistg. z:zir.z—--zzri: Lzmz ^ MizPzz^Pz -^* -0- "'^ -^J- Es4r^z:^Ejzzj:|4zni;^j=^|Ez]zzz5Ej=1-^=zj-4t^zz;=-:|z:^=^:|Ejzz:^^^ 7^zM^MzPzzMz¥Mz^=zM=^izizzM=PzzpizizzPzz^Al-^i^^E¥.^^^ZgTZZgZ bd~ -g. Yes! we trust the day is breaking. Joyful times are near at hand ; ) .„. /» God, the mighty God, is speaking. By his word in every land ;• )l When he chooses. Darkness flies at his command z^^zMJzMzZzzPzii iilifeii^^ilililiiigii^liigi^g.^rzjz^td- -^. s /•• Is 6 15 2 5 ^""O"- /' « 8 9 0 a OLIPHANT. 8«, 78 & 4. 191 X^z S: Xzaz. 1. Guide me, 0 thou great Je - hovah. Pilgrim through this barren land : I am weak, but thou art mighty ; Hold me with thy powerful hand • zdtzszzzzzzz.iff#i^iili^i|ifliii[iilpl§illJiii^i«i i '^m^^M¥^EmmEmB^^m^^^^^2. Open now the crystal fountain. Where the healing streams do flow; Let the fiery cloudy pillar Lead me all my journey throug h 3. When I tread the verge of Jordan, Bid my anxious fears sub.side Bear me through the swelUng current, Land me safe on Canaan's side; -9- -g— -g-g- -g •——3-1-73- EEE^EEiEf:^:|:^E^F=^^g|E3EEteE^|E3 zzzz^zXz tzititzp Xz=X :zzfjzziz=tl' illEEEE z:iEE3zt:^zi;t;ztz:lzz=t=-lrztzzdzzz±:i:?zEtt=±=t3J 51 6 4 35 51 55 « « J * 2d ending. EtEdz^j.fzpgzjzg}=:^zrj—3L-=Jzd=:rgE|g^gzpgzrzgz|—dxzzgi|z^gEzgzjzgzrzgz|a^ Bread of heaven. Bread of heaven, Feed me till more. Feed till I want no more. ir^i^-siigp^^f^gi|5^liPl^ifiipi^eSOLO. TUTXr. t Strong De liverer. Strong De - liverer, Be thou still my strength and shield, Bc thou still my strength and shield. TUTTI., — SOLO. flYXzzz^zfzrizkzeiX=Xz7pzi7pzf-pz^zzzz-f=ztz^l^ *=il dzi^x»:Ef?ES^^ESE*gEEEEEEfeE*Ett^E ^ Songs of praises. Songs of praise.s. I will ev - er give thee. will ev er give lo thee. SOLO. ^— TUTTr. pzz:f?zz]:fzzzf^zzazf^ ^jEEgjig: -0-tH. *EEEESEE E^ g' itztt 56 6 5 192 METIIUEN. 88 7s & 4. .^.^-^^. x-\ :t=fl azz5 ^ ^ „. jt p f p Q »-^Hei • —r—\ : T : :—r : • r-t—i ri ; ^ -• : EETZ i=# -^^^^^^^^ •9—i ^ 9—9- -9 V' Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing; Fill our hearts with joy and peace! Let us, each, thy love possess - mg, -#z*. s^?=^^ « 2 • g 25 ^^^^EiE^IE=EiEJE^EaEj^g=^iE^E^IE^BE^;j^3Ea^5IE^^ g= 9—9-^^^i=zzZ-Y—h-fr-^1z-—P^—B^T-l—\-E-\—^r *4-*=^»^^=Pt=f^^:t:gEEEtE|=:^g^^ gj^E3^|E^^|^EE|E3E^E=z=^EEE|^^EEpE^EE^J^E3^|E^^|^EE|E3E^EE^EEE|^^EEpE^EEr-^U-J--^^E^fa:=ifcpJ^ U-J—^^E^fa:=ifcpJFF §--z:zz=:g^ziEgz=fE£-gz=^iEgzt3z==:==z=I=^ IE==^^^ Efcz^ag=zzl^^E^i^g^3=fcz^ag=zzl^^E^i^g^3E Triumph in redeem - ing grace: Oh refresh us, Oh refresh us, Travelling through this wilderness. 2 * 6 6 I T 8IRERIA. 8s, 7s & 4. S.B.Pond. 193 zz•^zzXzz^Y^zXYEXYz\zizYiZMZY-izizp^^z7izzlzz^=Iz^z^'^YE^zY7zz^^ E3E*Ei^t*E*ElE=E*:±:*EEliEE^EliEEEEf:*E*EEfE?3E!?^Ei:*E?ElizE^±i?EE;& 1. O'er the gloomy hills of darkness. Look, my soul, be still, and gaze; Seethe prom - ises advancing To a glorious day of grace! gE5EE|E=E^ieEEEfiEiE{E3;^zSEiiE^EE}E=3E«^^ z4z*z:JzfE3zlLfzJ±:*z*:f;?z*z±:^zi:f:iEjz:±z=3zzJziEjzI:^z*:l:*z5:l^ pz-£iz^T::zz-ZT:izz]:i:zl=zz:Tzzzzz3zzpzpizzzi:pEZ-g5zjf=-=i^ ^iEiE^ EEtf£E*EHESElEEE*ili?E^fei^E*ES3EE-fe&^^ 2. —Let the dark, benighted pagan. Let the rude barbarian, see That divine and glorious conquest Once obtained on Cal va ry : I e 6 ^^66—0 ^ I "-6 6 ^6 §§ |g Slow. —#r«T-»-T-#—9-l-P—9-1-9—m-A-m--m-E*—Ei-^—=j-T ! Ir Kingdoms wide, that sit in darkness ^~E^EiEEEEEiEEEtEiEEE?E3E^ElEE*iE!E??ElE?^:E Grant them. Lord, the glorious light; /Blessed Jubilee, Blessed Jubilee! Let thy glorious morning dawn! j Now, from the eastern coast to western, May the morning chase the night; t±zzz=z:^izz:—--T-:«z n ^T-z-=z.zzBZZiz=zz^i Let redemption m^^^m^^^^^ Freely purchased, win the day ! :pizzpz /Fly abroad, thou mighty gospel, zPzzP:I EEE3 1 Win and conquer, never cease! Let the gospel. Let the gospel "Loud resound, from pole to pole. May thy lasting, wide dominions Multiply, and still increase : p- -0--P -01—0- -1—m m—•-•01—0- Sway thy sceptre, ^^EE^z E^Xzz-\i,z Saviour, all the world around! Z. 1 Church Psalmody, By. iVH. % 5 6 6 [M. S. H.—25] 194 AMERICA. 6n&:4s. I¥ational Hymn. Word* by F. 8, Smitk. 6f33=^i3Ep^JEpz«z^{Epz:i=3EE^tjJz.zpzp:Jpz»z^-iEpzpE^|EpT«^^ z-±-.*z^zzhPzii7zz¥izz£±zixz1;izSzEEz*z¥E3-X7czEhzz\^zLz¥\zzLz^^ S 1. My country! 'tis of thee. Sweet land of liberty. Of thee I sing; Land, where my fathers died; Land of the pilgrim's pride; From every mountain-sidf, Let freedom ring. ' :Fiiipii3i§^siiiiiriL^sil§lirii3'iiL^ 2. My nativ0—0-e ~#^ -0—0- -^~ tive country ! thee, Land of the noble free, Thy nameT love: I love thy rocks and rilb, Thy woods and templed hills ; My heart with rapture thrills, Like that above. ^f:4E^E5i5ESifE^EiEfflEE^EtBES|E3EiEiEi.^pi^JS^ z±.zMzMzfEizir^Pz¥zzr.zzz¥lzz!EzP±z!PzzMzJzizMztzz^ 3. Let music swell the breeze,And ring from all the treesSweet Ireedom's song:Let mortal tongues awake,Let all that breathe partake,Let rocks their silence break. The soimd prolong. ^r^ziz^z^izzX:t^XYi=EE¥^^EI^XXfz^f:iz»zpiirizi-Jzz^ gjfcE^-fEfefcitgggfjfej^l-jzi^ijjzg^^ 4. Our father's God! to thee. Author of liberty! To thee we sing: Long may our land be bright. With freedom's holy light. Protect us by thy might. Great God, our King! 6- I"3 %' '5 a' I" 7~ « 2 5= —i 3 ' 2 5 2 ti S3 5 6 56 | 7 DORT. «8 & 48. Church Ps. Ps. 150, 4th Pt. miEmimEMmsmE^E^^mmE^^WE^^. imEEiEm^Em^msmm^nwEmm^s^^1. Praise ye Jehovah's name» Praise thro' his courts proclaim. Rise and adore: High o'er the heavens above, Sound his great acts of love, While his rich grace we prove . Vast as his power. 2. . NoZ,9-p-0-.w let tne Crumpet rais,_....._...,.„,..„_e Sounds of triiunphanu t praise... . ,.,:...,.._Wide a^ bis ,fame ; Ther..,-•:•„_._>..._.e let the harp be found.; ^Organs ZPZ-Ti, with solemn sound. . Roll yotzr dee..._p notes aronnd. „..Fille. d. wit-..:.h his ' oame* i^fE=EE^^*^3Ef^E5pI?E*i]^iE==JHEEEEii^ g:4z^ziz^l;»z"z?.3E»zzzf:i!Ez'?zE:Lpzzz?:hfxiEfz^zri:fz*ztJE?z^;l:fz*z*^ 3. While his high praise ye sing. Shake every sounding string; Sweet the accord! He vital breath bestows; Let every breath that flows. His noblest fhme disclose. Praise ye the Lord. :^sLZ-Z7ZZZ-7XZZZZSLXzyp:zpzzpzYzmP^p--Y^^ ^^zjnPzli^zPz.pzp\xz-Xz^\xzX^'-EE^^^^ ~ 2 ~ ' I " I i" ". 5 8 % 5 rs %%% % 25 "» ' " 2 ~ «1 ^ OLIVET. 6S&48. Words by Ror Palmer. L. Mason. 195 il^i^iiiiiii^ili^l^i^l^Mgiliiili zg:: 1. Hy &ith looks up to thee. Thou Lamb of Calvary; Saviour divinel Now hear me when I pray; Take all my guilt away; Oh let me from tbii day. Be wholly thine. 2. Hay thy rich grace impart Strength to my fainting heart, My zeal inspire; As thou hast died for me, Ob may my love lo thee. Pure, warm, and changeless be, A burning fire. 3. While life's dark maze I tread. And griefs around me spread. Be thou my guide; Bid darkness turn to day. Wipe Eorrow's tears away. Nor let me ever stray. From thee aside. 4>Whemw^¥^^mm^EMm^mm¥EEYm^m^mEmmn ends life's transient dream. When death's cold, sullen stream, Shall o'er me roll, Blest Saviour, then in love. Fear and distress remove; Oh! bear me safe above, A ransome d soul. ' ' ' J 2 5 21 g S 2 5 I =» " « ITALIAN HYMN. 68&48. Giardini. -^ #-•«=• mm •••zpz0. 1^ EiE^lHiiiiifliiig^ll^^l-fi 1. Let lis awake our joys, Strike up with cheerful voice. Each creature sing. Angels, begin the song. Mortals, the strain prolong, Tn accents sweet and strong, "Jesos is King." { roclaim abroad his name,Tell of his matchless fame: What wonders done! Shout through hell's dark profound; Let all the earth resound, 'Till heaven's high arch rebound, 'Victory is won. 4.AUhail the glorious day,Wbenthrough the heavenly way Lo,he shall come!f>WhiIe they who pierced him wail,—His promise shall not fe.il ;<3aints, see yoiu-King prevail/GreatSaviour^coDke/ 6 6 2 5 I Unison. § I 7 g J 2 Unison. J | 6^7 196 S WANTON. 6s&4s. Cltarch Psalmody, Hy. 105. Ii. Mason. fE^E:E^BE^zzfE^^EEEExzXffEp^^ ZZZ :§::tz?ztz:ttzz*z£Jz?z»z*;±:*z*z?-lzEztzz^±:z:dz?z*z*:f-?z»z€i±zEzEztEfEEz^zD;iizzzzEE±tz£z:z^1. Come, all ye saints of God! Wide through the earth abroad,Spread Jesus' fame: Tell what his love halh done; Trust in his name alone: Shout to his lofiy throne,^ " Worthy the Lamb." f^^^^^^EEE^^xE^E^i^^ 2.Hence,gloomy doubts and fearsIDry up your mournful tears; Swell theglad theme: Praise yeourgraciousKing, Strikeeach melodiousstring. Join heartand voice tosing, "Worthy the Lamb." p.,-9-0. gE3EE5HE5^EE=EEE|EEEE^EaE^EifEpE^Eii{fE-=^if^E,^,ifiz-^ ^tJz3z!?;±:*ztidzazjzf:i;*zJz^Elz?zfii:±:?;Jzcztzz:±iEzi;zt:ilzczzzz:i:zz*.z?:Jz:zzE 3.Hark!how the choirs above,Filled with the Saviour'slove,Dwellon his name! There,too, may we be found. With light and glory crowned,_f While all the heavens resound, *'Worthy the Lamb.'' r^.^z^zzzz.yzzz-ZAEzztzJszpzzp•.Y-Pzpzpzzlzzzs^zpzzYsz\z^^^ ^^zPzp-\zPi.PzE^z^\zzXz-Xxz7iZXz^^zzPztz\zzz\zd^^^ 1' § i =» ' i ? s § "«* lie % III ^ «' « 2 r BERKLrEY. 8s. Arranged for the "Choir" by Geo. "W. Lucas. ;Sz*^z:zlz:i=zztzti:5zqz-zz:pdz3Z3:i--dz-z-r-.z]zqz^zg:pqz3Z':T-zdzq:T=^ §:z?z|z:«z-j;^t*:|g^?z^:frgzjrg^ ^ ^.-Z-g-0-0-^-.a 0-^.l...Z\ 3-0.i..s-0-0.X-.^ 0-0-i^-g-Z»-0-l-g-0-0.i.-g-0-0.ie^Zi 1 ZZMZI-S-JZJTI—^-I- -0- ^ -3- ^ ^ 0 .g: My gracious Redee" ' m - er IT lov. e !. His praises a - lou. d. I'llI'll proclaimproclaim.. AnAnd joijoin witwith ththe armiearmies aboveabove,, TTo shoushoutt hihis aa -- dorabldorable namename.. .-#-* ~ 3--*^—z- =?3EfE^^3E=:pz' -. .- iTZlZ .>ZZr i5E?E?i ^=^=fEE^EpE=Epgi;fEEf?E-E^|E^iE^f=if^fE?E._,.,.^_pE=E{EgEfEEf?E*ErE|EgiE^f=i3E^gE^-E|E£=E^_ I z*z?:±z?z3ztz;±:tzzEzE:±z:E tzztz:Iztz=3zi:i:-ztzt::t;E=t=t:l[==3=E:±EEzEzE:ftEtzt-lz?aH B-0-0..f --.g-- E-^t7^^-^zsX7lEzz^zXizz^zzwzwlz7z\zw-lY^^^^ |--z?_zS;=:*z:i:gz*z^:iz:tz=rzt:±zgz3ztzt:EEE:lz:tzzt:ztz:fzEz1ztz;f-t:ztzzt;±^zEzi:ilzEt!!:i:!z ^ « 2 ' "'2 5 %l% I « 6 Ts'" Very slow- NORTHFIELD. 8s. I.. Mason. 197 1. The winter is over and gone. The thrush whistles sweet on the spray, The turtle breathes forth her soft moan. The lark mounts and warbles away. "^-iE 2. Shall ev - e - ry creature around Their voices in concert unite. And I, the most favored, be found, In praising, to take less delight ? ^zm^El^i^^E^zExE3^f^¥^EE^^.¥^^ •^z7EzzPz±zgzdz[zizzzzPzzi±Mzz^^z^z±Xz¥zzzzPzzzz±XzXz:x¥.zl^^ 3. Awake, then, my harp, and my lute! Sweet organs, your notes softly swell! No longer my lips shall be mute. The Saviour's high praises to tell! e ? 2 5 « 2 I 2 2 5 2 « 2 ' SPRING. 8s. S/oit>. ::3^zJ5z^q^Z*q*l :^:*zzz5zz5i:zt: •zpzfzizp rzPi b:yz:fztfzJzfzfz?z?z±»z^-K-t----^-K-^-.--+F-ti---±-—------Itz'^ • —L-' -*-l 1 1 1 -I-l ipztrzrztz: :^*Et?EaES:± :*x*z»z*z*zf: c Et£^E^*-*^- 1. The winter is over and gone, The thrush whistles sweet on the spray, The turtle breathes forth her sofwmt moan. The lark mounts and warbles a way. i5#EaHz^E^Ea^pE3ESESSE^EMtEEEa^^ fE^zPzi-lz^iz^^ziiziPziizPzizPzPzdzPzzPz^ziE^ 5,^EIEg^^aS3^=EEaE=IE=^=='E^^i^iEF:=E^ *fct=iEzz*z?z*Et?zii53zU=tt^*zU=^z^=U-±t=tJzU;±-i::*z*^^ 3. Awake, then, my harp, and my lute ! Sweet organs, your notes softly swell! No longer my lips shall be mute, Srfa^^|^E^EiiE3=^3^f^PzpEiE*E^*E|^E^^E^i^>EgE^EiE|pz£ \z\zz-\ =l±S=ii=l5z5zU=?=?z?zfcztJzt±:^z^z^z^z±*^zU:Iiiz5z!^Et=t.=±===: ^E^zfi-gi 5 2 2^1 i 2 5 i \'i U 25 7 198Slow. NORTHAMPTON. 89. i^iili^liiiiiii'ilijii^i^iiiSliiiiiggliiil^gii 1. The winter is over and gone, The thrush whistles sweet on the spray, The turtle breathes forth her soft moan. The lark mounts and warbles away. fi3:EEEiE=EEEEEEE:EEiiiEiaEEiJE3EaEEE^iiEEiEiEifEifEEiEqEEEEE=^|EEEEE^fE5f^fE=EEEEifEEEiE—Ez==EEE=E=EiiEEi3EEiiE3E3EE^{iEEiEiEi{Ea3E§IE^EEz£=-|EzEE^J ^ zzX z±zXE-f^-Ezg:¥^=^-zz*:¥.sAzP.¥jPzZfz^hjz:^z:Pz¥dlL^^ zz^Ei ^^^tm^^m^Em^^^^M^ znz 3. Awakete,, then, my harp and my lute ! Sweet organs your notes softly swell! No longer my lips shall be mute. The Saviour's high praises to tell.' SIIS^ p—p—9ZI..0jggg^pgjgjgjllizgjgjpg—0—*-j_ _i_F-|j—;—f—x-i—^—^|-g-1 ^ fg r _r • • P P r • g I p\ r *—t——r—^—h -=• 6 - \ I % 2 I ^^^^^^^^s^^^^^^^^^ m^^mEmE^mEimEE^^^^^^^^2. Shall ev - e - ry creature around. Their voices in concert unite. And I, the most favored, be found. In praising to take less deligh t > »-T-i Z£IE E^^mmEEEE^EE^^^^^^^^^m 4. His love in my heart shed abroad. My graces shall bloom as the spring; This temple, his Spirits abode. My joy, as my duty, to sing. ^]^zwzYzpzzpzzzfZYZzzzztzz--zTzpziziZY.pzzpzz^.Y^zzzrzzwzYzzzfzpzYPZz^zzwz^^ —\ 1 L-l-t-i:;: ^EEEEiEEEr=EEl:*E'EtEtEEfeliEEiEE?EfeEEEiEEfaEEEfeEEEEEE:feEEEEt^^ g 9 » J&.VAUBURNJ J3U X&XH .. s»"».• 19i 5f 9 i/;:*ij;z::S;i:zzzj*^i~=-zzzT:i:TriZT:i^zzD^iz::SzztzpT;zr3z^ liE^E^Eli^EfEtEiESEuESESE^EfeE^ziEiE?!^*^^^^ iE|ESp^ip^§P^Pi5^|ESiE|:Ep^Efi^|:S^ W~^^^—p-^-p-p-p-^-p-pHail blessed delight s of the groundI-«-3_»-. HowI lovely the charms I surveyp-p-^-prP-j^^4--l-^-^—^-ip-0-p-T^-p-p-0-l.P-^-P-r.^-r-^tP^Z^.^±_P_i, Thxuie; umhill^s auandu mthe meauowmeadows arouuuaround,. Theiiueir richeucucs andu granaeugrandeur displadisplayy -: Hail blessed deliehts of the eround. How lovely the charms I survey, The hills and the meadows around. Their riches and trandeur Hkniou . 6 7 6 T-6 |7 6|6 «Sf* E^|i^3=^JEiEpEiEE=EK=}EjE]za-e-3^^^ P-- •I—1^ iiiiir^zii.zsiiji p#zzzIzzz=z^iztfzf^zj^^zt^z^^a-Jrg-^E&^-j^i l v3;^^i^-^^ ^-^•'-*---*----—*--=• ^ P-p-^-^9^^^^-^^-p-p-pZ^I^p-p-p-^ZMZZMZZZ^-.I.^_^_^0.ZL.^-^^-t..-XZt.- The woods where the nightingale sing, The vale where the streams gently move. All gratefully hasten to bring Their tribute of earliest love. 5iE?EI??z?^f:^^iEIE?EaEfEf:?E?Ea^E^3=KjEEf??z?^f:^i5iEIEf*E3E*Ei?E?EaE|E3E^EKE^E§E'EIE^?E£EJ^E?Ef | ;*z:i3iz^zzS:izzzzzzzizpzqp,. -i^z^^i:?E*zU=i=EzElz5zi::^^z*E±_r?zi;zizEz3=^zT:*?z^EEr'ifz?z' +-\ 1 ,-0ZL.0t0_0-ZL-.ZZTy ^- ^-^- -?- 6 6 • 3 = « I 2 Z 5 200 WOODBRIDGE. Ss. :zb-q:z:z tzZMZ zpzzj. ^EmEEEEEzEEmEEE m tx EEEJ Xzzzcz m ?s^5z.--|Eq=zE=z^ir:3EEiEiIEttzt|EizEEid:Ii-EE^:^IEazi}z4zEzE=ztJE3 E-^^z^z¥pzzzP^9z¥j^zzPzzM±EAzPz¥jizzP^zz9±^-p-zp-izddzP±.MzzPzzpr¥.-;i^^^ Thou Shepherd of IIsraes l and mine, The joy and desire of my heart; For closer communion I pine, I long to reside where thou art. li^fE^IEiEEE'ifiE _^z-*:+-®- ^zz4z«zt.tzzz?z=z:i:z; liiiiiiiigiiiiiiii^igij^iiijpiii :):iiba:EEE|iEzz;=EifEpz:*z:*ifzji^E*:|itEE^EE^|E^z:*:fEi^zi^E3EE3EE^ 1=1 iniiiiii^ii =tezztz?zI-»=z=z?:f:tzz£ziE:±:f;3zE;Lzz::Ezi::±:pE±z£:±:?:l:*:f:?=:?=:6 6 r 6 7 « 2 f^EE^E 9-9-9\e-9'» iji?lg«?f:^i:*^-;}* 9~9\9-9-9 «^I-P- Itzzpzzlzz _-xL. 7-E\zZzEEiXzz szii^llsilg^is FiEzzEzzEzJEEjzEiJz5Ef:t^i:zlzzl|EJ=:tEtoz^I^zEEE{j^^ ^z~^z±^:;4;:ji*z*ziE^z*;f*.zi^z*T*z*z*Tdz=*z:f*z*z*!jz?zifglE*d[^zMzfcz^ The pasture I languish to find, Where all, who their Shepherd obey, Are fed, on thy bosom reclined, And screened from the heat of the day, And screened from the heat of the day. ^b- 8 7 0 fl 6 S 4 3 I 2 ' 2 ' YARMOUTH. 7s & Gs. Church Ps. Ily. 538. 201 -#s:-z- :Z:-Z:^:T: 9-0-1—i-h'- ^^^^m^^Em^^EEEmEi^^EE¥m tztzE:±4z: m 1. When shall the voice of singing Flow joyful- ly along? When hill and valley, nnging With one triumphant song, Troclaim the contest ended W^^^E^^EEI^i^mm^^^EEm^E^^^EEm m^^EmmEE^m^E^E^EEm^m^ExmEEmE^ 2. Then ' from the craggy mountains The sacred shout shall fly; And shady vales and fountains Shall echo the reply. High tower and lowly dwellin" 6 —I I—- |--=Eii5:i:i.ziEiE»:|:gziEfzjzI:iZiz*zp:|=:izz:dF|: iiiilili^lli t==±=:zzzz:zzt=t:E±z*z±:t:rztzE:±2zztz:lz:?zi-izEtEzti:±:z:t—E And HIM who once was slain, A - gain to earth descended. Again to earth descended, Again to earth descended, In righteousness to reign? Shall send the chorus round. All halle - lujah swelling, All halle • lujah swellingmlling, All hallelujah swelling. In one eternal sound! zpzzpzzrzpz 2z#=iE -t—i-=P-i— m [ M. S. H.—36 ] 202 MISSIONARY HYMN. 7s&69. I.. Hason. i^^--''^ZiZiZlZ.=f='=^f^E^i^ ^ 1 t I From Greenland's icy mountains. From India's coral strand. Where Afric's sunny fountains Roll down their golden sand ; From many an ancient :baEz|zjEzjr:jz:z]=^|Ej=Eqzz7-|:qz:-=:z1z=jE|zjzz]zjE|:^—I—\zzzX-t QEp -.^±z3iz¥.MzzPz-RzzPz¥dzzPE±XzE=izzM±dz:izP-l.PzzzMzzPzzP: zstzzM: rz*zE*z ^5^EElE^^-pzr-p-»\i^EEi'^U-.TE2EEl^^^ %±^&z¥*z—I—r-¥t^-'-p-¥-izP *-T^^-i^4-*—1- I r-E—'—9-Y^—X r T t-pn-f—tE=tz=b=rl 2!P M What though the spicy breezes Blow soft o'er Ceylon's isle. Though every prospect pleases. And only man is rile? In vain, with lavish -XXP=^Eir-r-r-ri-EE=^-iE=^=x=zji-^f^^^Si£-1 9-^-9—•—•—9-l-g—•—•-?-•— y I T l~To T • * r P\ 25 ^ fl ^ i Shall we, whose souls are lighted •pzzp-J^Ez^zpzlzp By wisdom from on high, fe^ t:z: Shall we to man benighted Sis^lr3iigi3Jll The lamp of life deny ? river. From many a palmy plain. They call us to deliver Their land from error's chain. Salvation ! oh, salvation ! The joyful sound proclaim. IbXXz iEeE^i:zt|EztT:iJEtzzt:3=::liiEiE5z—|Ezz:a=^EEztiaF Till earth's remotest nation fczgzt zziz^zPzJzPziz^^Pz¥pz-,MzzMz,Mz¥.dzzPzzE¥^.Pz.Pzz^i3iX Has learnt Messiah's name. Waft, waft, ye winds, his story ; iEgE^;^E^i=EjIEg^SEpEpz|E{iEE^EESi3EE^EE3EE5i^^^ And you, ye waters, roll, Till, like a sea of glory. zEz7E.±Xztz]Jz-J!Etz^S=^¥^ZpzzXzE¥.\zzz^z-ji-¥.Pzzzzz^zzPAz^t It spreads from pole to pole; kindness, the gifts of God are strown ; The heathen in his blindness. Bows down to wood and stone. Till o'er our ransomed nature. The Lamb for sinners slain, ^V^z^-PZY0-07j,-W:YXzz^i:Y9-'9-9--9ZY9-^:^:Yf^zz]^^ Redeemer, King, Creator, Returns in bliss to reisn. SiiEEEiEEEE^EEE{i^EEEfEEEiEEEEEEEElEE£E:EEf=^^E-Ez*;f|Jf Church Psalmody, By. 490. RICHMOND. 7SSCGH. L.Ma.on. 203 z±Xz=tz --#i iiii^|iplp3ii3=pjsf^i^ii|iipp£|^l^l^ To the hills, I lift my eyes. The ev - er . last - ing hills; Streaming thence in fresh supplies. My soul the spirit feels: 4i l^MSE^^- zzzzzTizizpzza pzzpzi e^iH^Eg^g^ll^^i^il^^:-Pzz£z =EEt'-tE=t-:^r1 f 111 :[z=tz: ^i Will he not his help af • ford' Help, while yet I ask, is given; God comes down ; the God and Lord That made both earth and heaven. ^i^iiirjii ^^^gE\^mM^M\mmmwm§m^^^M *By singing &e small notes in this measure, the metre will be Ts, 6B and S. 2 5 204 AMSTERDA3I. rs&6s. ZZTZ ^f'lEfE^ ^SEBEEEEEEziz^E'^E^EEEEi EEEiEEE^EEEEEEfEtE^^EEiEE: S ^Ep=FlE|E:]ZI=E]EE3E|E^3=EEEE|z=E=rz;—=^:t=E :^z=*z -•—•- I a^z=J=Jz=*zlz?=*z=z*=z?z±z»=zfzz*=?zi~.^zzJzJz=J=i=MRise, my soul, stretch out thy wings. Thy better portion trace; Rise from tran - :si - to - ry things. To heaven thy native place. =*3=^zzzz3=zdzizzE=z:=—_--i-»_-_ft^ZZZY^ZZZZfZZ7ZlZZ]ZZZZ!ZZZZZZZ—0ZZ-P—0ZY=ZZZZZy. i ZTZZZ—Zzi.zzzzz-^^X^Yz^^^_ zizp*=:^—=zzz Ei^^E?EiE^^Et=feEElEEEEE^iE?EiEfE« -| +-| 1 P 9- -'—+-\ 1— r9—P- p—0- _0—9zrz-p^0— zi=*^t=p-^E-^—I PZZiZ at*^kzfE*E i::pzz-z=p=:pziz=z=3z#z=i,=z Z0zz*_t=.7-l--z7zzxz=\zzz-^^l i —^EEEE: • -EEEEEEEEElE^EtEEEE « i ^Z0ZfiZ0ZZizzzwz0JZizzz-z zzz=:iz3zzz:zj°^z-z=z:i:q'qzzzf!^zr3zqzr Z]==l=i:i::^zzz^z=^zzzj:T :-T i IZITZZZJ- EEE£iEEEE^EiliEE^EE?EfeE?E^EE'E^ilE^EiE?E?E^3E?E^|iiEEEE^^^ Sun and moon and stars decay. Time shall soon this earth remove ; Rise, my soul, and haste away. To seats prepared above. SIJMNBR. 78&68. Words from " .Manual of Christina Psalmody.*" 205 'f;^^=X:^Y^^'=E=-X=zXlzzz]~7iZjpiZYZzz^zzz0Zz~^^r^^Z*. fzz^zz^zzdzz:izMzzPzzBzzpzlzdz^p^zzYzi^X=E=^i'E-r-^^^^ i. Re - member thy Cre - a - tor. While youth's fair spring is bright: Before thy cares are greater, Before comes age's night; ;-=S=z*E?izfc=z=Sz=E=:1==iiEE=E=pEEEgzzizz^=JE3EEEEEEIiE=z5zzE!=EEtE5=5E]EE5s 7Z1ZZ\ ^ ':=zzaz::^=f:J=Szz:sz=s:izi^=5z3z;*_f:?zz3=izz?:iz?zJz-iz:f:^=^=J--5:Eaz=5z3z:5zf:dzz5zzi=*-izzf=J S?#E --P—P—9 z=p:E^=*Ep:^Ef^E^aE2ijE=E3EEEE:iE^==p=^=iE}E?=zpElEE=EIE^:==^^ :t=tzzi =-:tzt=lzziz:tzz±:fz=_zz?=_;lztzz3z:^z;f:tz=tzzztzzz^.fz[:zzpzJzrz±:"—zz^tzzhzlzzitzzl 2. Re member thy Cre - a - tor, Btfore the dust returns To earlh, for 'lis its n:i:ure, And life's last ember burns: 0 a- 0 :^^—g—t:Pzzb=ztz=±:tz^i^gilPiiipilieiiliii^ljiiiiEliililJlii. ^11 ^ r 6 ^ n -*jf- ggigg^j^|giggg|S^i:^^3iips^^lp^^{P^ While yet the sun shines o'er thee. While stars Ihe darkness cheer: While life is all before theC; Thy great Cre - a tor fear. E=E- Ezt=zztE4==ld=::jE E- zTr- E-Tr- -E^EEE^EEE^xlzE\x- •^izz-Jz —I—I-l-—I—I--I—I- -0—0.i—g—0—*—0- -r i 3ztz?zi:fEj=i^=J;±zgzl!; -*: :t=: X7 zgz zmzzzz0zzwz.:z^w. -.PZZPZ is; EEE -E- '^^^^E^•Xzzi ±z=t=z£EizEzz:t: 1 zlzzzzi: iig Before, with God who gave it, The spirit shall appear. HE cries, who died to save it, Thy great Ore - a - tor fear. m^-Er^E^E=^\E^P^^-E:^E^'^ETzEE^^^ ^z=:zfzz:4z=±4z=tz=*=z»:izsfc:tzzti:z:f:t:^==?z=^iztziz=t=^:l:«tzEzztEE:Ec=zEzJ=t=:±^ ft 1 " * A new ulectioa of Paalmt and Hvmns desisned particularly for Baptist Churcha 206 ^VEIiDON. 7s & 6s. Church Psalmody, Hy 7*4 ^^^ ,=zi=z|:i=^E^izzHzEj- Xz^zX=ztzz:±zz=zz:±zzz3*ztz* . E-Efi'E --^^zz~BE¥EEEi~^E~BE¥xEEiE\EEBlE~E¥^x¥EExEEiE^EEE¥^^ =:^=J=z*—±;iz=*;±zizziz±zjE«^zt;i^=zi^.}:ffz=i^;EizJzz*=Bz:L»=*;i;*z=:=z?z:t:*z=*:f:*=*==:i:*igW:t2^kzz:^=zP-¥.i-p-l 3 1. Praise the Lord, who reigns above. And keep hi.s courts below Prai.se him for h\< boundless ore. And all his ereatness show. i6%=H3=|3EEE{E3E2E|EiEfl-EfE^EiigE^i|EgEpiE^EEF?E«Ep-^ zzt zdz: W^-b'^—E^~^¥p—EEB~^EE-»Ex-E¥-^=EE^-T=^*=^~E^=^A-^==^^ lE6E4EfeE?El'EtifEtEEE{E?EEE{:-Et.i^*EiEfEEE3EEEEEEHEE:feEE*EEfe " *3 87 •^ «= 2 ^' z^E^zxz3=EjEEIE5EifE^EEffiE3Ej|E3EEEfiEi^|E3Ef ^ :^==i=:i:*=^:i:*zz:ztz;lEr±.z=Z:f:?=i:i:[z=zii;izZzizcz=zt=:r:t=^:t:==*:t::==nz:i;|z=ztzz;±:z=_±zt:zl^ zzhzzz sb ^==SE5iEEEaq-IE4E|E3EijEE5Ei|i5EiIEjE3E3EE5EEf^EE|E5EiSEa^ z^^E^±izzJ±zi=^i.^Sft»z=J:¥izzPz¥.izzPztzdzizp—zPzzhi—p^^^ 2. Praise him for his noble deeds; Praise him for his matchless power; Him, from whom all good proceeds. Let heaven and earth adore. bzzqzzzC^zi- Kb , ±:tzzzlz:lif^^iil^^ii^ilflili^il^l^Si^ii^it i i n ^ - Z t^ 6 6 6 6 66 6 6 . § 3 « " g 2 ' * By singing the small notes in this measure, the metre will be Ts, 6s & 8—SamensSiloam. SIIiOAM. 79,6s & 8. Words from Methodist Hymn book. 207 SE=='E|E(ii^|E^EF^=fEp=^E{E^=EJE3=E*E:l :zz4ztzzzEztz!z:^z±z"=?zfi*=t:zizEzzEzIztzztzzE?zElz=tz:z:Ez.Etzzlzziz?zz*zI$#zzEz±zEEEz±ztz=czIzrz3 1. Lord, and isjjnpne anger gone, And art thou pac - i - fied? After all that I have done, Dost thou no longer chide? ^z^=zlzzzz] zdEEE *—si--^-*- Jii^iipiiiiil^lil f^EIEaEa=fEpE=E|E^EEgg=s=^3=FlEE=3EESE3^^^ ^zjE*zI#^zzgztzt:zzrztzg=zg%z—gz?a*=gJ=^—JEEE»z:i#^zzfzizt:=zi-E^*zEz=gzi$P. i 3. As the apple of thine eye. Thy weakest servant keep; Help me at thy feet to lie, And there for ev - er weep: ^^z¥.»zzEizz'^^E»±s.¥»zzzi,E0zz^¥^ Le:Szf:E=?;E?EE:fzEz:b:f:E=[z;±:tzzE:I:zzzf:iz?zizzt:=Ez:iztz=czfz?=*zitff=*zt:f=p:±:zzzt thy love ray heart constrain. And all my restless passions sway: Keep me, lest I turn again, From out the narrow* way. * EiEEEExEEiExExEEE^iE-lEEYz^¥^^ \ izd=z1z jizlE^if :ZEE-|Z^E3:E ElfEEE if^ill zj=i i^z ijzzzlz :**: :*z±;fz=?: I -9—p- -p-'^-p—p ZTZ EF»E^EE^E-^iI-5-iEEz=J|E*-«EE^=3z^zz=EEEEEzzEIE^=ziE{E^^=f^= EEEE z*: z4zE—?:fz?f;?;±:zzts4: rzz-*z:qz* f.*z5^:j:«—:pzzi=^ezz*z:iz«zz?zpa-»=f:i==-"|:»==tZZfiZZZsZ 3 9--1-XZ —b— ^EtEEE tztizpz i^mzE, -*^-^-±-zJ^^Ez:|_E=tE}EEEEEii:tE'EiEEE*i :±zt:; ] t:±z^ i » M % ^ " i " ® 6 4 6 «= - 6 2 *= *By singing the minim in this ropa!"ure,th e metre will be 7s & 6s—Same B" Stiffield, Weldon, Richmond and Amsterdam, f By changing the Signature to one Sbarpi this tune may be sung in the Major Mode. 208 MERDIN. 7»,6s&rs. •zi^z=X77zJ^^zzz\zzpjzz^zz^^zz-z=zzzzZ7Y=E-ZX=f77Z7^^ Jzgz=tfzz#z^=iiz=|=^jzzgzfztfig=fL=*=tfz|zgz=gEjz*z=«z=»= /fz*i*z=z=zd^—--zi^?zp-zz:a=q:i-zzMzzzpzzz.0zr.W--\ fe:z-f_:=z*zz:tf£g:^=*Tgzgzztfzzg:| X—-Z igi?iliiPlifi?i3iii^liiiig^ Lo! we hft our long - ing eyes. Break ye in - ter - ven - ing skies. Sons of righteousness ari-se. Ope the gates of par- adise. Jt^izE^EjEE5EEHEaEEEEii|E4E^E«-iEEE^=5pz=zEEEJH^^ W.zzzzzzt=z-i-ZZi-Z^zEz-i-^-ZZ^\^^ N -0~ "ff~ t^^-'=-*~VE9—W—--iZ-\zozz-"zzzzzrzz^^^ •-^tE£^.n^z-^x;.ziz^^^^^YmE^MEEE^m^^^mE; _:^^^^ ^ aloq|, SweeiesT sound in seraph's sung, Sweeie^t Mumd on mortalal''> tongue. Sweetest carol ever sung. Let its echos flow aloqg, '—•—zm-z ^-z:—^-1 ^jsz^zzr=zzr ZZ- P'Zrz „. •_ -e- :-:z:z;T:^z=z-=:s:i|-Z-»- -•- ^ J .rrj^z Jz: '-l:ff^z*zzg:j—^z=^z=^z=^I:pT:^^^E XzztXzzzs: EEEz- zzzzzif :z:^E-tz;ilz*..z *-^z_* Iilzzzi^zz^z:fcEEEz:^=E-t£z:izz3E « J 6 a 7 1^ PISGAH. 200 ^*zfzp=pizp=p^E|^zpz=J|; irjpn tf-±:izzjzzj=*:±:?z*zit:lzp:t:p b==:S:zt=Uzz:K=t^:iEEz5zlz=*-t W^^i iii 1 l.'^^MHead of the church triumphant, We joyful • ly adore thee; Till thou appear, thy members here. Shall sing iklike ethos those e in glory. ?*zfEdEdEE^E^-5}EE^E^E5{E4E5EaEaEp^E5JEffi=jE3^SE^^^ zzz±zJ=z^-zi-i=zPziz-^zzizzi.¥izz^zzzizzi-izz^zzziAzPzh^z=.^zzzPzzi±izz^z^ 2. While in afflic • tion's furnace. And passing through the fire, Thy love we praise, that knows our days. And ever brings us nigher. z!^zzliz7zzz7x7:z^zzzz7z^ izz±:.^zii=*zz*: :^iiz- -0--0—a |gE^Efif-^E5'E^E=EJEiE5^Efe,EIE^Ef §:z«=:'z -I—I—• tdzzizt=;Jztz:i±:=5=:t:^c:±:lzzzSzzEEE:±zzzzz': —sf-J—g—0— people Throug-'Eczzxh torrent s of temptation ; Nor will we fear, while thou art near. The fire of trib - u -la - tionm. 3. Thou dost conduct thy €=fE*5Et:—•- : -J-:J=^E|-.gzzp=:p=p:fzEp^EjzjiEf*±z*=jl^gzz:*=jfz=|:fzqE3^z3^E|zgzz^E^ ^.z^Ez -f- -a—p—*-h \- I I 4-1 r-1-r-l^^^ I \^-{^ r I ^.^-0^0—0—07^-^ ^_| 4. Faith now beholds the glory, To which thou wilt restore us, And earth despise, for that high prize. Which thou hast set before us. rt-*--z ±«z=j?z±=zz=i: ll^{illli^i^|3ii^=0P^j: •• * -• * * * -^ ^—' —••—' pf •-—*—I ' WM We lift our hearts and voices, In blest an • tic • i • pation; And cry a • loud, and give to God, The praise of our sal va - tion. Ez}^z^^YEzzzzE3YzzEzr^Ezs7hZY=hZtzYi: -0...... ^ . . 1 , 0.1-., ^ 1- P-I 1-0.1-0--0—.0 0.S..0-.-0 0 1 0 0 0-i^-g 0 J— We lift our hands, exult - ing In thine almigh - ty favor; The love divine, that made us thine. Shall keep us thine lor - ev er. ^jji^liii^iiigllifi^igipgiji^iEi^iifiSii mBm^jS^m^mEiEm^^EE^z^^EEEE^iEE^zf-^zmtThe world, with sin and Satan, In vain our march opposes; By thee we will break through them all. And sing the song of Moses . And if thou count us worthy. We each, as dving Stephen, Shall see thee stand at God's right hand. To take us np to heavMi. [ M. S. H.—87 ] 210 L.ANE. «« & 7M. 3Iethodiit Hymns. :zTzpzz0Zi^Y^z^Y-i-rE^'AE¥^»'^»-»-»^¥»-»-^'AE^3-^^=^¥^~^~'^A rifeE^ElSEfeEtEtE^lyEEEtEEEElEEEEEEiSiE?^^^^^ Again we lift our voice. And shout our solemn joys! Cause of highe.-ft raptures this, R.tptures that shall never fjil; See a soul escaped to bliss. Keep the christian FestivdI. ^—— d ^-1^-1^ * I-2-e-I—9-^-^-^-a J-^T»-*—I °-^0z0-0—^-*-0-^^-p.p-0-0-^-0-0-y}-^ 0-^9-p-j}'- And shall we mourn to see Our fellow prisoner free, Free from doubts, and grief, and feiira, In the huven of the skiea? Can we weep to see the tewrs Wiped forever from his vyei. V-'^EEE^EEE¥'^--¥E-'^'=\E¥^'¥E'E^'^-¥-^^^^#3:--: f£*Ejii3E?E^fE?E?:lE?E*E?E*:l.¥±yE?:^:litE?E?:lEEEEEE No, dear companion, no.We gladly let tl»ee go. From a suffering church beneath, To a reigning church alM>Vk; Thou through Chri*l haet conqered dculh; Thou art crowned with Ufe and loie. - — ---o a ----- . D - - - - ^ :ZZ_ZZ:J izz-z^za^if ZZZZ: !zaT^zpzz:i:^zp_g:izizzf^—-^qzqzqjz: • t: :^?E^E?ilE!zfeEEEElIEj!:JEE^EE^iHEEEfe?ESi?E§fi ' Ere I sleep, for every fhvor.' Ss, a k «. ili^Elilliiiil^flili?liifiilliiii^illJi^ 1. Ere I sleep, for favor, This day showed By God, bless my every Saviour. 5:g=-=^E{zz=zzIz:jz=:1z|Ez]=zz1z1z=zl=z:jzi=zzzI=^==z1zEJ-Ez=J=:jz^EE|E -S:::3:~dEfz3==3::tzgz=zs^zIza=zgzJ=gzzzdz±=e=E^=-2=:i= ::=z=3z="=fz==zEEzzz=t=;z=3-?—±zl;=l-E5E?Eiz*zz*E=*=z: 3^E] ^ -Eb=^=fz3;z^zE^5zIz=EE]EE-=izE=3Ezi=::lEIz=E=J=E=i==E===:lEEE=Hi=H=q=|Ez=- p:z=?zztz?z^=?z#*z±=?z=Jzz?=izf^?=#=izi=azz3-5zz±zz:zi£zz=Jz±z*zzjz=jzzJzfzd_z=E:^ But peaceful was the night, In which the Prince of light, His reign of peace upon the earth began. 3?==^=T=====z=zzr=pzz3=:2z=i=qzz:]*zztz:t:rzz^z=|=:qz=i=z:z^z==z=qzizz|zz:j^zlzr5zizzlzzn]zrzz5^ i53EfeE^^E^feEfeEEt=*E*E*E?EEESEfEEEEEE?EfE^ESElE?Ei?EJ^ 1-6I z % ^ z7-6 z 55 5 SShihS 6^ %0 6* 26 56 • By omitting the tics, this tunc will answer for Ihe hymn " The God of Abraham'praine." Methodist Hymn Book, Hy. 295. 212 IJRMUND. 8s&4«. Words from .Itethodist Uymn Book. -#t=5 E :^=: 7=Z7Z EiEEE]E^3E3^EE3E^^3EIE=E3=;EjEEjzr|=zp--^pEj=r;;=| , 4, :*xrtfzzzzi E±=z?=3zz?Efyz?=iz»zzz*=?E?zizz?zziEz=!Izr5zz±zrt=:tizztzzz=_l 1. Hark, how the gospel trumpet sounds. Through all the world the echo bounds! And Je- sus by re =*Z«E5|=ZZpTEZgZE|=3Z^£E3-^ -g- .0t -0- -0- .0. .0- .0- -o— i^ J—0.-0 0 0 0-1 g a g J. 0 0 0 0 •• palms of victory 2. Fight on, ye conquering souls, fight on. And when the conquest you have Then ::?^^:5=q=zqzzzi^zpqzz:zzzzzi=::zi—zz33Zz:zzzzrzzzzTzzzzzzzzzzzzT.zz-zz3Zzz__^rzS_i__^__^-?!--»----- fE~tE^E^E'EE^E^.E^.EEEEzEiElEz~EE7E'lElE^^^^3. There we shall in full cliorus join, With saints and angels all combine. To sing of his -9- .0—0- - IS^ZZ^ - -If—i- ai§: ,^ZZ^ZZtZZ.;Z^ZZ^ZZ^ZZ^ZlZZCZZj|ZZPZZ0ZZ^ZZ±ZJZZJZZS!zi=z: . ZPl itz^zzzzzzzzzzz^-qziz^zzdzzqzrzj^zrzzqzzqzzqzz:!—q—.p1z=zqzzTz^zz3Zi=znra=i==zzzzizzi^ E?EE^EcEE^E?EiElE^E^EE?EE!E?EEE*EiE»EiEE?EiE?EEE?ElE?EE?EiE?E?EfE^EcEiEE^EiEJES deeming blood. Is bringing sinners back to God, And guides them safely by his word. To endless day. SErE^E3E3EEaEpiE3ESEpSE^E^ 0—0—0 0—1-0—0—0 0—J-—0—0—0—J—0—i-g—»_^_i_q_—#--i~a» -L -1- g—i-—a—'— you shall bear. And in his kingdom have a share, And crowns of glory ever wear, In endless day. j=:z=zi=rzzzz=izq=z^zi=rzji=J=P^=P=J=^1=:tJ==JF z5*ZZZ»ZZ»ZZ?ZZ|BZ^±r*ZZ«==«ZZ?- j=z.f=tz°=zzp=|zdzzgztz°=pz{ztzzz^rfza=gz|^Eg ';zzzEEEzEzdzzzts==i=tzztzzztzzdeeming love. When rolling years E cease to move. this shall be our theme above, la endless rs shi 3l5^EiE*rEEpEJE^E^E^EEdEJEiEpE;EJEi.E|E^^|gE^EfE^{E^E^EJE^S^gE ,zz::zfEzztz==izzztzzzt:zz±Ez=E=zE=z=iz=iEtzztzzzt==±z=t==±E=zz[zzz±z£=zt:=iE3s=iE=4:=iE=zti=i ' - - 25 U J WAYL.AND. 88&^». 213 lsj=^g|^p4g-prgz^|d=^-igip=EpzpzpzgT;-E]zzz;-Ezzz:|zz E]EEpzrpzpEfpzzp=zpzpT=gzzE|-V|iz3}d^|: ^z^z?ztz&zir:ztzt:ztzl?J_?ztz5ziztzztzczci:?;Jz=zzzz:zzlzzz=zz=E3z:C=czt4tzz:;tzzczt±=t=3-t::it-z?i?±!E I. Hark.llark! the gospel trumpet sounds, Through earth and heaven the echo bounds; Pardon and peaceby Jesus'blood! Sinners are reconciled to God, By grace divine. " 4E^5E3-j3EEEEEIEpEEpE^EEEEEiEii3EE^"a:EiiEEpgE^EfEi|iaEE-"E E-4ezpz.PzP.z±—^zPz^\^±-d-ib.^z±ztz»z9z-pi.^:±zPz^\zi-d-iiz^zE-z»z9z-p¥s-J-f-iPzSz:i.iPzez?z—^±sl.?Z9z-2z-S-iP-zP-?Z-^^ 2. Come, sinner?, hear iht* joyful news, No longer dare the grace refuse Mercy and justice here combine, Goodness and truth haimonious T'invite you near. 3. Ye saints in glory, strike the lyre: Ye mortals, calcli the sacred fire; Let both the Saviour's love proclaim, For- ever worthy is tlie Lamb Of endless praise. ^\z^-9-a^-»--l»-0-^z^Y^^-s-is'^o-\-s-o-f-E\'e-'^—X=E [-=:ME.EEESEfEEEZEEzlEilEEEtE£:f:EEEEEEtiEi::^E*E**EfEEEEE-?}EF=?E'=*^iiEEEEEE?iEEE 1 fi .'i « 1% %z I S4 3 FAI^SSTINE. tE5tEiEi:?E?E?EE;iE'E^E?EJEH:«Et^?E:iEEEzt:EEiz?ii:?E,EiE?:iE'EEEE:feEi^ 1. Create, O God my powers anew. Make my whule hfart sincere and true; Oh cast me not in wrath away. Nor let thy soul-enlivening ray Still cease to bhine. _ Cv-T. T • .-/T—1 EEzi|EiH:E,z^-aEiE3EEEE]E3Ej:±:jzzzzzz1:i:::zzzzzc3z::1:i:zt_^zzzzj:|:zzz,EEd|zzl:Ezlz:^zz,zTj r,-. : :z|-qEpEEEEE5 -ziz3-3:z:idz«'z?za.E»z:3z2.:3r'^-+--'-= ' :^z^z2t3z^I:^z^z^zg:I:^zE_5jz2:}zSz*z^ll- ~p-d v'd- -'^-^--Z^ZY-Zzz\zzrzz\ZZY7ZZ\zziz7ZY-7z7\zz.zZ-XZ-7zzZ\zzzzf.3-^^^^^ §:E:SEiEf:2E?Efekfe^E?:3E^:l;^E?EiE?;fE!EE?E?E3EEEtEEE*EtEe^ 2. Restore thy favor, bliss divine! Those heavenly joys that once were mine; Let ihy good Spirit, kind and free. Uphold and guide my steps to thee. Thou God of love. /T^ /5s /Ts fT^ r7\ js-5T5:zszi:#zpzzzz]:izqzzizzza: :iz*zz::|zz:i~zzz2: -g- E^Eizpz^-Jz^EE^zizJE^I-iziz^ffE|E*z^^iJ=^JEi- -i—I—-^-ezjz?:irjzfztz:g-A-g-\-P-9-Y- : iEElEEEiEEEEEEEllE-^EiJ "^ \Xz :Ezizztzlz:EEz£zlzzJztz:It=Lztzt::f:EzEzlz.-Iztz:ii:# : zEzEztiJ-pEt^p^i %0 I 8 214 SAVANNAH. lOs. Pleyel. Slow l?|EfEPE;p=fE^^p^*pff^l-.j*^-?^^=|i';|gbiTizzizizzizzzz ^ |-,,''f:=EEEEEiE^E^q^fEEIE,iIi-}EElij''^-E">E^fzE-E-JiEJEEi:r*E^z"^^ '^zzi-Jzi*z*t(?z#z#Zi^zi*z*l»'J<*zftf'z*f#:*z*z«zi*z,]:^_J Jzf*z*i*z«7ZiPZ*zi IZZZZ^.9Z zi 3FEb^iEEEE? —I zz]?zzi;;*zizzc 0 i:iiiifirpi£§SiSiyi5ii^^gi'igiiElglif ^^HITBY. lOs. f|^i¥EEEaEiJEEEEr5=^33E^^{3E^=^EgiEi,EiE^HEpE •-•- ^zz# f^^lEjE!j-:f-^:z-}*:i:?:^}iiit '^::2^z?z*z'Ez*I?z'zfz*f^l:?zf:^#;-Ffz:fzzzEt|zztzztzz_EJztzz -o I'l I Hail happy day! thou day of holy rest. What heavenly peace and transpcit till oiu- breast! When Christ, th—e I—hCod- of gr.ice, in lu\c descends. And kindly holds communion with liis friends. ^E^mEEmWEEmEmmE^EEmEEzEEEEEm ^mzmm^E^EEEmEEEMxmEEE^^^m^^E^ "^E^^^^^^^EEE^Emm^^^mE^^mm2. Let earlh and all iu> vanities be gone. Move from my sight and leave my soul alone; lis Haltering, fading glories 1 despise. And to immortal beauties turn my eves. WIL.BRAHAM. lOs. 215 tzzp—wzE^zEEEEE.zTzz-T EIE3EjEiE|E=-EE^E=ESEaEpEjEiESEiE J E^^ -g • -9T—9 ZdZZ^-' z: zzpz zf=z?=3=tz±zpzz:t=p=«zlzf=tz±zzzz?zf=zzz3: EE ^:^~^lEz7^Ejzz~lE=zEBEFz^^^ p;4EzJ±zJnri^=z5=3zI:d=?zEdzz.3ziz=i=J-?zIzf--?=?z$^ gain the day returns of holy rest. Which, when he made the world, Je hovah blest: When, like his own, he EElEElE^zE^E^Eill^EEE^^^ '^Exz ,zziz§*zi::2 Ez^f: . .. .rfi ff fts fts 'EE^EE^eEz^^zlEEElEETEi'^EEEEEElEzEEzEl^^^ /is/ts /Tsrts *zPzzf.zzPzz^z±z^zzzz±z^z^zIz^zzdz±zJzzzEzzEzz^z¥pz^zzPzmzE^^^^ bade our labors cease,. And all be pi - e - ty, and all be peace, And all be pi - e - ty, and all be peace. ... • -^^ ^K ^ ^s gEEEiE^l^^-^lz^^iBEEE^EE^pEEE^lBB^ ^z*=t=E^z±zEEEE3z^-*zIz?=?=E?^i=iz=?z±;!r^=::;z5:E?dzuS:EEEEzlEzz^E=t::=E =z3zzqz:izzr=^ziz^=z_ ziziz=j5z:izz]ZTr- ^jzzz—zzzzzz^zizff-E-^ iz===ziz== i===zzzz=:iEz3zzqz:izzrz=z]zizzlzzz—zz-zizizzpz:izz|ZTri^E*EEiE^?EiE^-^EtEpElEEEEEElE?3i- % i I « « - « S3 216 CALrDWELL.. 10s & IBs. -4^ 0—«:i-s—g. -zzzzZZi -9 . -EiEiEr:E=ifEEzz?Ei:p=^ -I—•- "^^EizE :gr-iz!z.i-g^g-i-g-=nzt-|—E: ^^^EEEEEEEE:E. 3zzEz=E=ifEzizJ-5zYZzzzXlE-X r-n^izE':zzz;~z r "zzz"'—'z T~ZZ: II: IT: i zri~ i i E--±--lz=MzzAz?zzzz^ |^^=i{^~z;E_—^=i-EE--+:jzz..-J:.zz:zr|:«E^^{Ea House of our God, with cheerful anthems riiit; While all our lips and hearts his glory sing; The opening ye.ir his graces shall proclaim, :^4 ZZ iEifE^^EEEEEEEElE^E^E^Ef^EiGEEEjEEEjEEEE^EliiEJiiqEEEiEE^^ ZZZ^Z^ZZPZZi s.YP—P—0—p-Tt-eZ^-&-Y T i --+-*—«'—^—J I -^-1-j-f—gl.gr--g-i--i^iz_g=p=iZlE u^ igz^z^zpzz=.zzzzzzz.Y-^zzzzYXz=-7zzzX=zzX-Yzzp^-^-Y.^zzzz\r-Zizzzp^ ^:zSztz=»=*:|t^|:«=*=?=?:|zEjze:l:p=^^ 6-6 6 6 0 ,7 6 ^ -*• E*EH g^-9 zzzpz ;EfeEfiEE5=^E{E5rz^EIii=»zr^Ef^E*lz?E|E^zz:^EiE|£z^lE3=?^ iEEEEEl; i Ei:pJ::piLt=H:i:t^:::±;H=t=?zzciiEr-Elztz:tEE=E:iib=?:i:?—zziibz^EEItzti- --*- :^EaEp3EEq]E5JE3E5pE5JEaE^aE5S 3E5HEifE3-9ir : :qz zXz=X--ZX liiEEzIEEE-9—g- -9-,—9- zdz :*zz?=iE?:±?zrf.:?:t:?z=?:i-£=zz?:I:?^?zz:itz:^i:g: And all its days be vocal with his name: The Lord is good, his mercy never ending; His blessings in perpetual showers descending -*--i-fzz]:Tzz=z^::i::^zzzz|:i:zjz=:tzzqz=z;:r.z:azi:p2=zp:T:e—q:i:z|zzqzz-=zziTz]zzjizz:i^T z-T-r ^-T-H H ^ E^U:^E^^E'-^^~-EMXE^E=xiY,^^^ ^iSZ-ZZ\-Jizzzzzz\z^izz0r.-r.pzzz7\-^zzz.zz-Lzpizatz-\^^^ -^^bEaEbEEiiEEE?ES:feiEEEiE?E£iEEE^^^^ 0..--O~ s % % IVILiTON. lOs, or lOs & lis. 6 lines. 217 -• 9- -9—g-\-t -g.X-0—— zz3z ^I5ZE; li^^SiEES^i illigili^lifliil "Sz 3^a3}as3 -z^. -p—*- -9—9—p li zPzzXL z *t—g—0—--T-ZZ\—qii- zzip—0— :i—z\- 0—0-Y-g-^3-Yo —9—0—iT-,--,!-^—=t=i-J--#—- -—'-P^-'sE^Tr §E3EeEiE=ESitEEEEEtEiEyz?EEEEliEEEiiEEEEEE«:iy]E?E^EEEfeE?E?EEEiiEE?Ek^^ EiEaE^EEifE3E3E3E5pE5}EaE3EaE5f^5E5Ej-|E3EEE^IEE^EfEliE d-p-p-^-d-:^:=1=^: :f:i=:^=fz=*:f:?:3z?=?z=i:±:?^2:t:»z=»=*z3i:l£azdzzt=^-E?=z*z=?=lIf?pz^±:5.15 Immortal honors to THY sov'reign name; Shine thro'the earth, from heaven thy blest abode. Nor let the heathen say, " Where is your Gnl" Piilifigliisl^lilliil^f^g^SE-ii^.l?iSEIif§ SE^SESg ^^^m^^^M^mmEEE^E^MEi I ^ « s [ M. S. H.—«8 ] 218 OSBORXE. 108 & lis. E^i-:|4==;r=lp>fpr^^f^p^E|^Ep|*z^z*|p=iE;|^^gE^^^=ji^ z*i3itJi:i-Wf?ztltzEtEidz-C-4*ztzztEztE±C:ztzzfiaEtifcz?=zEEt:d :3^E=EEEEEmBE^I^PE3E3|EEBE=gJ^mE3|XCTTXE]IgfpE: z ^ :lfi::qzif?z?i*ztrfiJE?:±?z»z*EfEjtJzjEjf^*z±?z?z*±?z?z«?z?z^ 0 praise ye the Lord! prepare your glad voice. His praise in the great assembly to sing; In their great Creator let all men rejoice, And heirs of salvation be glad iu their King. iipipig?if31ii"iii^glieiiliig^^iS&sl^s^ ^:^ Unison. 6 is 6 6 S 6 L.YONS. 10s & 119. Haydn. [MWEMmEmmim^m^^^E^mimmIIII ±ja:: i Zi» . Ei\^~^^EBE\B\EEjE^xE^^ ^zzz^zgUz z^tGzdzdiEEzi^zd-EEazahsz?ipzPzsz^Efji-±dzds^t-b^E^ _ _ . .. Oh ! praise ye the Lord, prepare a new song. And let all his saints in full concert join ; With voices united, the anthem prolong. And show forth his praises in music divine --,fi-fi- ^'E^E¥Ezi-'^\.^ —:^¥^-'E-7l^TZ^YE:^-'S^e. —^¥^»-s-eElk^s-'\9-9-g^Zg-e-Ls-g-9l9T-9-\X-—-oYEE-^\^^-s-^¥~\^a- ElEliifeEtE^k^iEfeifeElEEEfe^EEEEfefe^^ 6 ®JZ " 666T8 ^?fe? zl"""!' * *• S' PORTUGUESE HYMX. 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George Dates -0—9- piEE^iEiEIEgEIE^iE^^I S^*=i='^^»i^35|EEE^EEpE|Ei^E^E^iE^Ep zzt" zizfzizzz:i^z:*»:iz*z=*zz'zUzi:i^z='=**-E2ziiz;z .f_. i^z:fzz:tziz?=l:i?zi:?^z^z± E^EX|Ed-j=iE^E|E==EEEz-IEiizzEE=ESE^E1iSEEaEi:CEEq:Ji^'^^^^ pz4z*z±zii=*—:JzE3:z:i:z^zJzE«zz:*=*z±z3E±«i:E*-»Jz«»ii._zzi5:z**:E*==*=jzfzaE3zi^3<^^ 3. I would not live alway; I ask not to stay. Where storm after storm rises o'er the dark way: The few lurid 3z-^zzizizizziizzzDzizq=iz^^pizziiz=:izizz]ZTqq:izzz:znz:izizi=i=^Tzi \ ^-iz^zip^ziiii^j—j-f l=4EEElEEEEE3EfE^EEE^?ElEEEEEEEEEkEl#iESEEEElEE It « -a et at § t3 g a ' \\ s §§ \% E5E^E«Ei=?===^=t >Ei*iiESSEEJEI ' • ' ; I • 'I—'—^—Iz«z:«: — iz:_ztzzdz .±:tz:J:U--5=iiEz.tzlzzl:Ez :x: iigEs^m I would not live alway, no—welcome the tomb, Since Jesus has lain there, I dread not its gloom; Ez:^xEzXzzpEt!E^^¥zX^J^]^EEE^ There, sweet be my rest, till he bid me arise, ZbE zx=E^¥E^ To hail him in triumph descending the skies. zPzi^lzPzzPz-z^Ez-g\.Pzz-iEzit^zPPE^z-^P.^z -PZ 3 mornings that dawn on us here, Are enough for life's woes, full enough for its cheer. Who, who would live alway, away from his God; Away from yon heaven, that blissful abode. Where the rivers of pleasure flow o'er the bright plains. And the ntxin-tide of glory eternally reigns : :giil3iiiigigiiiiiifi^^ii 4 Where the saints of all ages in harmony meet, Their Saviour and brethren, transported to greet: ^;-.,_iZ-zqzT:zzzz=z-zi:zi:Tzz:Jzi:^?i^=:iZiiiz:iz:i:i I—Izzz^zr:^-- While the anthems of rapture unceasingly roll. ^"-h-t-:*z±:*z:» .• i fl:J^:^|:gEgz;^zf:^z_4==£:}=^=*^*:|_gi And the smile of the Lord is the feast of the soul. =EEEE*El2E?; Episcopal Coll \=- % ' V. br," "t §5 «5 it \% \\i % % ' " ' IIINTON. lis. 221 ^zmiiit E3E5EE=E_7-.17ZZ1Z-_ ZiZLZZ. -0 01.0— zP-..z;i fe?iiil§]iiliiiEEiE^li^^i^Ej t-Az ^-4- z4=1:E:1z=z4=^: P-d p—9-^-d—*—*- Pp3if|ppf|ipp^ppl^ipsiiipi The Lord is our shepherd, our suardiaguardian anandd puideguide. What • eevv - err we wantwant., hep will kindlIrmHIyv nrnwiH*provide* :• tt^Zil Z7 P^iz E^=EB^¥^Etf^¥iz zzpz 0zp- x-l-^E iEE5EEi z5z=:J=?z±:fz»:3zEz±;E; zuzzEzfztzrti ZzzXzzlT-Zzz^zzzPzz IE^I ^^SEE =pzz:p:irz=zz=i:izzf5=z=i=z]ziz:z:zTZiZTz:azz:zp: zizi:p: EEEEiEtEE^EEEiEEEEE?E*EiE:£EiEEElEE^EEE zEiiEE 11 n a § a a XI zXzzzTZ. zizpzzprzpzizzlz3z:zz3z:zz:i=izz'^zzzj=::t:i=4^=H=t:i=q=: J - —d- zMzz*: EEEEIEE; 4z::±za3 izz»zzf.PzPzzzz^PzizzPiizz^^zzPz\:^: h—g-- SE ExlE^EJEJEHEEEfEEEjEE^EE E '^Ex^E^^^llEE^i 3ii ^-•^—d—P :?=?ziz2z3z:^z:Iz- •d p—P'-^—d To sheep of his pasture his mercies abound, His care and pro - tection P his p-^-p~9—p—p-^—^^ZZZZi.- flock will surround. 3E3z=zH=zzIz^i^E3=z~JE^zzz*.=p=iz^:-]zE»zE|:*zp==i=?z:E^Zi=^=E» ZZ=Mz ^^zSzz=M^±zBzt—^—z'^A—7-=zzX=ZzzlEzAz£z± :iZTZ*=::t 5E=i: izx itzizEztz ilili li EEEIEE^E zXzzzt m 7 a it U u a g a a 222 FOLSOIW. lIs&lOs. Arranged Irom Mozart. :q^^ !zdzz:t=il^i:zi=i=i XX7Zt ==*^: pzzr!Tz^zz:q^q^iZHZ=zz]zazzq::zzrT:z,_,_izi=^ ^ EE^E^*E^iE^*EiE?E?E?EiE^t=^fe I ~Sfc:|=:(^*j i—*-* . . 1 ^Eg|EaE-3^|gEjEJE^E-^E|Ej^ 0—P-i^—9Z=P-i-0—0-^-0--X--7-l-p—0—P-X.^P-.0—p-l-p-^J-0—0—0- 1. Brightest and best of the sons of the morning, Dawn on our darkness and lend us thine ^ Star of the east, the ho' E= q^=:^?=R s m^^^mf^mf^: zMz-j I * •: -p—* Sz^z^zs z3z»=zpzz^z{zizzzizzizE|=a-z53^3E^^^ E: =t; !:fct: Jztz -l^-X zatz^ :p=t E1E—^'^zEtz=:^=;izfzzz=jzi3Etz:EH ^ ^ *= n I i I e e t a aT^^ aa ' — f^fczz]=zi!^z^jzd=qzqz±}zz=]^Zi=iz:i=-=iziz:^=q^zq5l=3=Ij; ^^zzPzzzMzjzP^P^zzMz^P^BjzYzzzf^zzzzizzPzzzPE^ziE^ Cold on his cradle the dew-drops are shining, Low lies his head with the beast of the stall, Angels adore him in slumber reclining. :z«zzq!^:^E^z=zE3E3=zI^izE9z:^^zz^Eqz=zs=I::^f3E^F Maker, and Monarch, and Saviour of all. rz:Ezr^z=fcfzizzJz3z"?zz:*z=?ziz?t:iEEt=.:^3:^zi:i^EjiE 3 Say, shall we yield him, in costly deTotion, ri zon a - doming. Guide where our infant Redeem - er is laid. Odors of Edom, and offerings divine ? Gems of the mountain, and pearls of the ocean, Myrrh from the forest, or gold from the mine ? 4 Vainly we offer each ample oblation ; Vainly with gifts would his favors secure! 9z:* zztziti^zi; gEEE^EE ::^Ei Richer by far is the heart's adoration; tzz3z:t=:U=t=±=--- zfziz ixzK a* Dearer to God are the prayers of the poor. u x § I g 'ga 1 f sa ' 76 8 7 Bishop Heier. JVat too fast. DUREN. 13s. 223 -z^E^EESEEE- i^ XzziXEz m^^^^sL The voice of free grace cries,' Escape to th e mountain :' For Adam's lost race Christ hath opened a fountain ; For sin and pollution, for every transgression, tE^:i|EEEE-E X '^pi'^^P^-PzPzpizPzMzpizPzPz^-EzzzB .0. -0.-0- II I J •f^ 2. ye souls that are wounded, to the Saviour repair. Now he calls you in mercy, and can you forbear? Though your sins are increased as high as a mountain, iL-zjt, JsJ— :^3Sz3tESE±!?•igitzPzzPzf It: "^^^^^^E^msm^^^m 3. Now Jesus our King, reigns triumphantly glo - rious! O'er sin, death, and hell, he is more than victorious; With .shouting proclaim it, oh trust in his passion, zti3e3=i:5::iz«z:iz:^:qz::gziqziiiZii==i==-3~l-j.-»--fJi3iEIEfE?E5IEi^?iEfEfEfij:fEfE-EiEEaEiJE- ^ :*SE±EEz£ EEEEEEiiiEEEEEtEtfEfilElfE* I ?l£E^Et=fe:EEEEEl-?3j!!^EEEES££g:EEEE6 - 6 p « t a His blood flows most freely in streams of salvation. Halle lujah, &c. : z«zd=i ;ii^i^i^iisil^§liiiiili them, it flowsfro m the fountain. Halle • lujah to the Lamb, who has bought us a pardon. We'll praise him again, when we pass over Jorda^n. ^^E^^^^^!^^^^^^E^^^E^Mm^His blood can remove He saves us most freely, oh precious salvation. ^ Halle - lujah, &c :^:zrzzpzgL^ 7t=t^ Xzr-tzz^ -,—I-—1-. -0-0-0- -g j»-^. --)—, ^r^MTp ZMTJt. g^ EE^EI ilE^IEEEESEEEiE^; 87 6 6 a a 6 - [CONTINUED.] 224 2d CTiding. DUREN. XZl zpY-fi' ^xpzipzp^P-TpE^^E^lxE^i- SE|EErEf^^E|z&«E|7E«|=t^^ lzx¥z:t X^z ^zEzt;z^ziE±E?z^i:tz.-!K iiiiigSipgli^i?E«:iieii£Mlisiiil^ Halle lujah, to the Lamb, who has bought us a pardon. We'll praise him again. When we pass over Jordan, We'll praise him again. When we pass over Jordan. -:z!^iq=qzzf^i=lzq"Lzjirt=:t :pzpzp: :pzjzjr ?ii?ESEt*E*EiE!Efe?E±?E^: Xr-X-Xzz iiliiiiifE^glilii^ife^ izz?zt: 9- g-0-0- Z7z^z7?7z77Y-i~-'iPYr E\=E •zm: zdtzPZYYzzEV^ %- •• • s s » _^_^_ LOUISVIIiLrE. S. M. 'J:*iEiEIE=E^EEj4E=EEg{E3EE^-^EiEp3EE^^ ^-^t-'E—^-j—^-|—F4->-F^—r4—I—^4-1—I—I—Behold the morning sun Begins his glorious way ; His beams throug9-Y9--9-~9^xY.0-Xz^-zX-VfA-yi-¥oE=EE^E^ih all the nations run. And life and light convey. And life and light conveyz. ^:z^iz|4:^EZEE^ZX^^1§^--XZ-E^\Z^\ZEE\E=EZEZZZ7,^EZE^^: P-.p-^-p-1-^-.^i—-p-p i-^zi—^.i.^_^_j^_^.T.q._.q__.q._^.t_^_.^__« r-2zi_gzt^_.^i:5_-^-i:^- ^l^l^EEE^l^ExEEE^E^-^^^ z-±-,^-Ep-zzzlzzpEz^zE±-ZzzPzz^zz.PiEAzzzJpz-.Pzz.Pzz-Pzzz^^^^ The darkness and the light Still keep their course the same; While night to day, and day to night, Divinely teach his name. Divine - ly teach his name. SZ'iZ—Z'-Z"r—. r i -M—P—9- zl:z^t-trz-zz:*z:?- WEz^EEM^^^A^^S^E^^^^^- L - '• '^"""^' let us anew, Our^ jouraey^pursue. Roll round with the year. And never stand still, till the master appear, HisT - dorahle P^i^Sgp^gil^lOgi§3ii^fiiigi^lgiiSpi«^ •» 2. Our life is a dream. Our time as a stream. Glides swiftly away! And the fu - gitive moment re - fuses to stay. The arrow is iiSZiZii:i~zzzzzi3zzi^zi^i:zrzz~ZT:—r9-9—f--- j—I-^^'^^-T ^*—T --T ^-,VT-«V-_-#^-,-#- W=^^-^^-^'^'=^~^-iEX^z^izEA^zE±t^^^^—'-I W-'^---- ^^=^—^H l*-|,*-i-|— • -"-I ^-k*—LJ .-^-^-J-^^l kO—"--i ^-^—"-Ui -_J.-»-J____i __^_J 3. O th»thatt l*UO\\each iinn tht\\t*e daArik-Vy O fO hif shi ecomin t*r\m\rtag ma tniTy r saycm, r' I (Thav kaire fougha Fn.nrt\\tt m ymi war i¥ry ithrough ir tVir.-»i. rrt Ii havT tinie finishedm An^cKa^ thl etk wor« «..-^..1k thor .1.....u dids. JiJ^t givi _e: me to ..- do.J „' OI tha1-k .t..t eac. h fro1. mf hisL: _ -b—t iii^iiifeliliilSil^ zEmm^EMm^ will, Let us gladly fulfil, And our talents improve, By the patience of hope, and the labor of love. By the patience of hope, and the labor of love. Second Treble. Alio. EE7z-'^z-^z<^z^3^z<^zX^-z^z^-Z^^^^ I ^ ^\—I—^-^-f fzz^fX^zA-^zAzsSEA-Pz^Pzz^^zpAz^tzziE^ PZJPzP.t3t.ZZP. 0j.^j s. / s, ^ 0 _^- 0 ^mMmEM^^fEmMm^^M^^^wmBMmM.flown. The moment is gone; The moment ijgone ; The mil • len - nial year Kushes on to my view. And e - ternity's here. And eternity' s here. Lord, May receive the glad word, ' Well and faithfully done. Enter in - to my joy, and sit down on my throne. Enter into my joy, and sit down on my throne.' SlEfzfzfiifzSzff: itzt: iifcl^iiiil iiiil mmM^mm [ M. s. H.—39 ] 226 GROTON.* 5s,68 k lis. SnndBT School Hyina. tzxzfzz^ •^—1^- 1. Thee, Father, we praise, In harmonious lays. For all thy rich grace; O givgivee n us s thie keowledge of pardon ai>d peace. .0—0- ^^H^i^tipiigillSgiEiiilii •0—0- -IP-^- 2. On thee we rely. All our wants to supply; 0 keep us each hour. From snares and temptations, by might and by power. li^ii^li^liiiiSlgiEliilSSE ZXZX "m 3. 0 may we improve. In knowledge and love Of Jesus our king; Till to glory we're brought, his praises lo sing. "^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ -9-Y-M- :=E^E^:z3 While below, if we stray, -»H From the source of true joy, par don and peace. Let thy merciful hand Return, and incline us to obey thy comBtasd. ESEE5 zXz zE Q ijziz:^ --t-1 Our friends, may they share might and by power. Thy blessings while here. And crown them above, Where joys will increase, from the fountain of loTe. E^^JESJE^E^IES^ 6 zz*z=Jzi:*z?z?zz?zzi*i±z9E9- E May we shortly there meet. prais es lo sing. Around thy bless'd seat; Thy love to adore, J-zrS iE-«zzz=zSifEtEE Where pleasure and praise will abound ererniore. • The tin in this and limilar tunoi, ihow that the tied note, are lo be iiuig •ometimei to one tyllable and at ollieri to Iwo. TAPPAN. lis, or 3s & 6s. 227 :E iJlgggiP^i^igE^lIll \. Our Fa - ther in heaven. We hal - low thy name! May thy king - dom holy On earth be Ihe same! S^^f^pEggE5=jE^^^^5=EE^=EE^jEEEE=E^EE^EE^} -—*==i-±-S=-J—=^=i=J=j==S=E»=ziizzzipEgz3EE3ziEj=z:i=zifciE^^^tiE*=z:*=iziziz^a g-^=T=q 1—Z=r zfagz=f!z::zgzz^—^ =JE3=^Pi^-j=--EiEaEjzi|EEEE^g|J==g=|=p==:^=g|^ :^*==*z±z?z:=f=za^ziz^zJz3Eiz*=z:?=:??z±:t^z=:^z±ztiz=ztE??E±zt=:ti==t=!!^±zt= J 2. For - give our transgressions, And leach us lo know That humble compassion. Which pardons each fo«: mErzWEjt-.,-, . ^^^^ ^ Xzzzx. *z±Et:zt:*z.-izti; -9 P P^iS E-EiE^^EEiE\z piUiili^ -xzzz]—r-t=t=i ES give to us dai - ly. Our por of bread; from thy bounty. That all must be fed. gE=^Eq^^iE5EE2EESE3EESEE«fi^E5Ef^EE5E34Eg;fc^z^^=^^ Ez==i^zzEgz=j=z/-l:g=z^=zg-4z»=zg=f—zgEi:f:^^3zi^zfzj=:j:=J!:i--*==j==j=E '-pA-t^-Y9 P ^-4-—s—i==-'=f==::==zzziz=zzz=zzz=zizrzzzziz:fr^^zi=iiznqiz=5 fE^E^EgEEEEEgE=^^g^=}==--^^—t-=^-=4=^^^=g4=r=^-=E=:r-t 1=1= i Come ex ult - ing a - way. And with singing to Zi - on re - turn. And with singing to Zi - on re • turn EtESEEjJEEEE^EEEiE^EiE^EEEwEEaEE^iE^EE^EESEqEB^ :=K^ EaEEE ^z=*zz*z±i*z=z?z=z«'z±iz:2E3ztzz|5zfzzi=zfzzz=ztzz=z*—z»=±=3=dE-*- .-0—0- ^^. From his bounty and live. To the hon • or and glory of God. To the hon - or and glo - ry of God _-«zzi^zz: A—9- 9-\-9 EiE^z^Jiizzzzi=t*zizE^EfzzfEE»zi=iz=*Efz»z=pE :JztzzzzU=::=p: p.-=!Uz^zte=:ztz=zpzf=E3z;^=:JzIzEz=tz=EEzizEzzzt: -•—^ ^_i_i_. .iE=±t=-4zz m Halle - lu jah, a - gain. Till with an - gels we praise him bove. Till with an - gels we praise him above. Wim^EM^mEzE^^EEm^fEm^^^^^]^ OAKHAm. «s & »», or Sa k 88. 229 E-zz—I—^^-qiizpEp=|:ai=ipzz:pzr:pz EEzJESEiE^EjEFgESJEEgEE^E^IgJEEE^gEEEEElEEEEEg^a^EE^Efe^^ 1. A • way with our fears! Theglad morning appears, When an heir of sal - va • tion is bom! From Je - ho vah I :#-:sz::t=q=i=q=q=:==T-i—'—er^i^i^^if^E^i^ir^iifPiiiiiii^Eisiri^•'-^—> ^—T~I—^^,-^—,—i-r-i .,-«_.——^N-. i 2. In a rapture of joy. My life employ. The God of my life to proclaim; 'Tis worth liv ing for -*W-Xzz^z:fZZizzzzfzzzz^-^—i—»-Y^zzzwzzzzizzz-^z^Zf:^ziZYpzzi-=z^ZY.^^?2=i=i=Iii=t=t=PT:'^l=^==t—I—f:f:=rj==l=J^f^=q=q=qz:| ^ E*iESEiE?EfeE}E?EEE?flEEEEEESEE33E^EtgEtEi?E?E?EiiM 3. My remnant of days. spend in his praise, Who died the whole world to redeem: Be they ma ny or -j-g- —.,-0i.-P-.f.^—P—0-.^ -..©-. ^izz^zrzzrziz^zziz -0—0- EE*lEEEEEtEEEEE rz:zf ^i=3=giliElil^itii^=f=gi£0fEsii f -^hr '.zzzazzP—Pz-.z IIE llEHi^l^^J^^si^lf^ came. For his glory I am. And to him I with singing re - turn. And to him I with singing re - tarn. P teaE^EjlE3E3EiSE^E3E5jEEE^zz5BEE=5fE=E3E^3^ -zt g—^^-.tig=zgz=g:iii^z=jzzg^-iz*^ »-i:g!=^j!fjzzgz-^: -p—9- 1 this. To ad - min • is - ter bliss. And sal - va - tion in Je • sus's name. And sal - va - tion in Je - sns's Wzzi:Y-9—0~-i-zi 3=ifcj=51=^=i:i=f=riz:z3EE^=^^=:=pTt -t= tzzz^EEi. f==*:tE*=si*=f=lf=^t=:f=E^=^E^=4=lE few. My days are his due And they all are de • voted to him. And they all are de - voted lo bin P /_ zpzzpz 51= -m—pz- -p—m- -9- zxz ±ZZJ±g E—r-r i^g^l 230 SARDIS. 88&6S. Z4^:0^0-zr--z^^0.Y9—9=¥--\-7—Z^zz''zz=0Ziz--zziz^0ZYZ^0Zzzj^^^i^==)^z-^- -*iEE^E'E*EEiiiEEEEE±?E?E^?EtEiE?E3E^E^EEE^'EEEEfe3=EEi-'^lE?EEEtE^ 1. Sing halle lujah; praise the Lord! Sing with a cheerful voice; Ex - alt our God with one accord. And in his name rejoice: iJEEE=E^E^aE3EEEilE^E^EE^^EEEEEE3E^SIEEEEEEEEJ|E^gE^E§EEJ^^^iE^ z:^;*=»=f=*zz?Eii?==?zza=?=?=tz3zziilz3z3ziJz=*=±i*z:?z:#zzi^±:?z=?=z*zJzizSzz«i=s=^ E=-4:?E^E'EEEfJE^E^EE^teEtE^E^lE?±^*ElE?EgEEfilE^E?E?3E^ 2. There we to all e - ter - ni - ty Shall join th' angel - ic lays. And sing in perfect harmo - ny To God our Saviour's praise; S:-;^E^E=:^?=p-i=rff=^p=f^i=p=pEJE5EJ :p—P zzKz zpzzp ,=zizf4E:t=:^=t.=tzzEi±EEzzEzzti3zt=-=U=t=ti±z^3. i^^t=±rz£zti=£ 1^ 7 ^ E^E^dtz s # - -.^--9-—9~-9--0—0 ^=^=g,zz^xq^iq=izz^T-—z=:1zTijzz^zzitzz]zzq^izg=j=^ip=i:i=:=]iii=l=n-l—]7 IZZ-ZZZ^—t* "EEEEE*Eii*E^3E*E8E^^fc*E*E*EE?El^SEEEE^3HgHEiSl Ne'er cease to sing, thou ransomed host. To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, Till in the realms of endless light. Your praises shaU u - nite. He hath redeemed us by his blood. And made us kings and priests to God • For us for the Lamb was slain, Praise ye the Lord! j Amen. a.^,,._.._._zi=,:|:.rzizr,zzp|i.^^zzj-g^z||=g^ -•-=—#- -9^-0- z=?l:=zU=B=t: itzzztiz: % § n % Unison. I 7z I « « te WEIiTON. lis, 4s & 78. 231 ^^^^^^^^^^^E^^^^^m^^:^ 1. If life's lileasures charm thee, give them not thy heart. Lest the gift ensnare thee, from thy God to part; His favor s«k, His praises speak. ^^^:sm^^^EEt^^AiEEi^mm^m^^^Emm "2~l! E^-^EE—ziE—^-X-m—--l l-:]=n{zi:1_i=]zizzizzznizzz:z!ziz:z-ziziziz^z:pz:*ziz^aZe=:p=i^=iziZ3 EEiE?EE!EE*E-i?*ElEiE3EiEHEE?ESElEEfeE!EE^E?ElEi^ 4. Dangers may approach thee, let them not alarm, Christ will ever watch thee, and protect from harm ; He near thee stands. With mighty hands. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m« i z#=:1z=J-I-: _ g-T l-Z _I_5 g-1_, izpzzz *ElE!EEEfE?E^Ey. EEEE JEEEIIIE^EJ EEEEEEEElEEE^EEEtEtEEEE ;:E5E*z^: li=iizXzz S Fix here thy hope's foun dation : Serve him and he. Will ever be. The Kock of thy sal - va • tion. -#-Z-T E^EE\ EEaE3EiE3EEEpEE3EEiEEEpEE3=SEE^E3E^E3E3E^fEEEE3E{EEEEJ0 —d-^ -#-i-35^arfZ^ii^i3=3352^33=E^zpT j zzXzzzjzizzXzzjzzjzzziZBZ^Zs-X—a 5—i-3=- miEE^MEim izEEEzEiE?±E5EEEEEEEEE&^tEE?E 1 To ward off each temp ta - tion; To Jesus fly, He's ever nigh. The Eock of thy sal • va - tion. •» Z ^^Eizi^EE^^z^ -9—t-g- S==z=ilE =t=rEEzz^= zc ZXZ S6 I -S se 232 MARCEL.L.US. S. M. J^"^e.J Methodist Hymn Book, By. 439- i-fE^E^EE^iE*Eri*EEiEiE*:iE»E3E^i-iESEiEiJE»EiEfE*zriEI:irS=Ep:|^Z3ZZ ^ —^-!—1. Soldier\^—^—\s of Christ—E-Tf—I—>--E4-E—•—I—r-T-*—^—^-^i-E—^—g—F—r4r-*--*-t=:i~=:=="g=:*-Eg=!==!:=, arise Now pul your armour on, Strong in ihe strength which God supplies, Through his eternal Son ; i [=^^=E^P^$S"Ei-:E3EiE4E^=^^^-EiI3E3^EE^ kzz^-E^z^z^-Z^^EPzz^—izP±.9ZXlzE^zz^¥^FE^=^-z^^ 2. Stand then in his great might. With all his strength endued; Take ye, to arm yon for the fight. The pano -ply of ^°^'f_, *5EqEa=E3^3E^:tE^EEE-^zEiiiEgE5E5}E^E«EiEJ^zE3^^e^^ -^-*—•T-#—•—*4-f—p—5;-^4-*-E—^—•43. Stand them against your foes, In close and firm array*; >-iLegion s of wily-''-\-9--pr--^XZ{-'r--\zrzizExittzz7zX7l fiends oppose. Throughout the evil day : ^^jzpzzjzzp==pci:ziiigz^=gzzpiT:fn--T---z=zzzT---?E5ES^ «^-^-i 1 ^—I 9-\-\—+ 1—1-4»-«—' 1 •-+-• '-^^--f-l 1 k» 1 1—Z-—ZZ-^—^\-9—0—»—p-±-t-ZZjZu.Zli , ^=t=^.»—.* I I -f^=-^—-=l=-T-^*^»—i^—H-T-| :f-p—>„—»—I—^\—0-M-mzY^-^-^—[-.izE:±zt-J 4. Leave no unguard - ed place. No weakness of the soul; Take every virtue. every« grace . And for - ti - fy the whnlt • '^^zz0ZZ0-z.-i—0—9.Y-0 ___ «-0ZY^-^-zzzTZY77z^zz^zz=^Z0-zzzz=YE^:E^~EEEizi-m~^-*—mizi--Wzzrzh i « I 1 g I s s iEEE^^33EfeEE^^EEEEirr^E*ElE-E±EtEt.feE|E;^Et^^^^ Strong in the Lord of Hosts, And in his mighty power; He who in his Redeemer trusts. Is more than conqueror. _^_ Then when your work is done, And all your conflicts past. Ye shall o'ercome, through Christ alone, And stand entire at last. M^^^^^m0^^E¥^^iE^^^m^•E t But meet the sons of night, Oppose their vain design; Armed in the arms of heavenly light. Of righteousness divine. -i^^ fiE=EiEEEiEIEfEE* z7^-tU--mY-P7Zzzzzz-zzXizzzzzzzp—0Zizz—zz:=zzzzzzzL- ih^: Ef=f.-5=. ^ Eiit=:ii=i=it=ili:=iE Ey • er togeth • er joined, To battle all proceed- feEEgEESEEfEE'ifeEEjEtEEEltE^E^ESEE^ Arm ye yourselves with all the mind That was in Christ your Head, THANKSGIVING HYMN. 233 t^E-=:^zn!3S^z-EqEE^E^2fpJ4E:lE3lEEEzHfHE 0EiEiJ^i»ziz^i±izPPz^zE±ih-i--ti»zi-zE^^ -0-0-00 -0- ^ -0- w w w w m EfEE=E=ESP5EEE=|Ea^E^pHSES{EE=EJE3{i^^^ ^z^^t-EzEz-^ltz^:Eh^zPtz^E\z±tttztzPiP.zt-^^^ 3. Oh ente-0-0—p9r his gate s with thanksgivin-0-^ g• •an d song, Your vows in his temple proclaim-0-; His praise with melodious accordance prolong. And hiess his adorable name. 4. For good i.s the r\\s antui. hie irotac nritt, 1 tifmlrccriirin (7 anit ursxstr Vnn-g-r vmi;« in til s tpTTinle nrnrlaim- His nraisp with mplndinn.s accord an re nrolonc And3- hips' , hi.s aHnrnlili' nnnitsp i Pnr trf\r\t\ i< ih. -m-9P\ Unison. 5 Unison, 5 z ®"~ ^^?J§JI ®~ ^5Tt§ Unison, 5S~IEEEEiaEaiJ3E*fpEpE=}teiE=E|EE^}EE=:3^^^ z^Ez^^l^^X^l^-*E±Xz\^z\zlt^z7zlz^zzz-±zz^ God, and Je - hovah alone. Creator, and ruler o'er all; And we are his people, his sceptre we own : His sheep, and v e follow his call, We follow his call. We follow his call. ^piiiiililpiiiiiiiiiPiiiiiitSglliilgiiiii? L/ " " -0—^——J- -0- '0 » ^z*:zz:zz=i====ziiazzi-—zizlz3^qri3iziiiqzdzz^i3=3:zs^^ Lord, inex • pressibly good, And we are the work of his hand: His mercy and truth from eternity stood. And shall to eternity stand. To eternity stand, To eternity stnn SbiicsiiZi ffzfzi IM. S. H—3E0A ]1 ff tf o 6 ~ 5 ^ '^^^ iinall notvfl for tliu lukt !»tuii/..i. ' There i» a foiiiifnhi filled with blood.' [HYMN.] L. Mason. 234 2d ending. JVot too fast. '§^zzk^^-^'-E^''EEt-i^i'z^'¥^f4^:^^^ 1. There iii a tuiintam, iillcl wuli blood Drawn from Ininianuel's vr-iiH; And sinners, plunged beneath that flood, Lose all iheir guilty 9laia», Lose, i:c. "^*iie=tES=^E=^pE?EPfE:^^iEi:=i:"f=^z=izE:itEEEfEzzz^:ErEiJi:E ^-==^:Jt*^'=«=jKx?z*i;i- -5 ^^,.E^^-Z9--\Pi-zA'Ui-Z9j .:J:,l,—~:^t:-Jit'Ei-izft.itiMi 3. Thou dying Lamb! thy precious blood Shall never lose ila power. Till all the ransomed church of God Are saved, to sin no more, A re saved, to sin no more. Are, &c. 5. And when this feeble, stammering tongue Lies silent in the grave; Then, in a nobler, sweeter song, IMl sing thy power to save, [omit . • ] I'll sing thy power to eave. j^Si^-4===^i=4=E=E=J'i?IfEjsiEEEjE^^ \=zzt±zXhz^zzzEi^7zlH'^zCz'L\zXdAzz:hzizzzxA'^z^z7±z±^z^zEpiXAcE±^ zStn E:SZZCZZ^MZ •zzwZ0ZwAz-tzzEt-:^VEo-E.zp\^^^5 M « § Si S 5 « '^ - U g = S ' « « - I .i ..g-'^-iZZ bztzzzz:Ezzzzz:izz:E-'zzEiiT:ErfEl=tiE=E±t=*±it=ti:idi±?=?ttitttitztitzztz-fc^'Tiie liOrd i'«i great.' [HV.MX.] Words by D. Dutton, Jr. Chnrch Psalmody, Hy. 738. ^ 1. The Lord is great! ye hosts of heaven, adore him. And ye who tread this earthly ball; In holy songs rejoice aloud before him. And shout his praise who made you all. EEfEEEpi}E^EEEHEEE^JE^5piIEEEEfEa|EEE=EEpp^^ f^rEE^-o-¥\--^-9-Y9-9-0-0-\-9—0A--«-\^-^aEs-9\^dE^A^^ d'-d- 2. The Lord is great, his majesty how glorious! Resound his praise from shore to shore ; O'er sin, and death, and hell, now made victorious, He rules and reigns forevermore. P'^-a-i-»-T-—--r-T«T- ^^T-r-i—I-T-T-HT IT r—. -r-r-^r-^-tfi-fi-, z^^mmE^mzEE^mmsmm^E^^^^^^^ 3. The Lord is grent, his mercy how abounding ! Yc angels, strike your golden chords ! Oh praise our God ! with voice and harp resounding, The King of kings, and Lord of lords. -S-: ,^E*=lEE*;iEigzz|zip^:ZTzizzrp-az-iTeZii-z^r^zzpz-zz]iip=paziii-zpifzzfiiz^:i=:] T liiiiigiilti'i «:tzg=z*: EfEE*feEE!yztiEEEfefeEE^E!lEEEfefepE}EEE^^^ Unison. u \ ^ % ^^ ^ I ^ Unison, SCOTLAND. iss&iis. 235 •:fcli:gzzSzifeiiq==itiq5^=q==:=]5i=i5liH^q^i=i*ii==:SziziZTiizizzizzT^ §lEf:*zif4'zifzi*?jzfizz*z:?4:*zi3z:*z|:fz:*zP 1. Thou art gone to Ihe grave, but we will not deplore thee; Though sorrow and darkness encom - pass the tomb, The Saviour ha.i passed through its '-#^EE•E=-^-=^f=H==1^^^f^=g^^--:^|Ez^;E^EI^|;^Ez^EEfEEzEz^;z;^fEz^^;E^EE|=EEjEE|EEE^i:^jEEEE^^ :zSz:j:-=i5±:J=:S=ij5±z^z=*zz»^±i*zi*zifclii^z.iz3z?zi-^zi»zi*zI:?zi^z:;izi-^z -0- F 2. Thou art gone to the grave, we no longer deplore thee. Nor tread the rough path of the world by thy side; But ihe wide arms of mercy are ^:^iEjzE^Eg{^3EfE5E}E»EiiEi,EF*Ei?EjE^Eii?Ei*EE=EfE^^^^ zSij^ii^L*zi»z.-*^i*zzz5zi5zi.Uz:Uz:UzI:tz:?z3z?zi:-'z:£z:t=fi==i*=i*=±i*^^^ 3. Thou art gone to the grave, and its mansions for - saking. Perhaps Ihy tried spirit in doubt lingered long; But the sunshine of heaven beamcl 5^biEaEEKJE3EEEBE^EEE^E^ii*EE-EE'Effei'E3E£Elfe --Z—1—'—*• -Zi.-0-\-0---0---ti-Ei^Ei' ^ 0—g- zJztzzIrz-tzrzii-^-.^zz' 4. Thou art gone to the grave, but 'twere wrong to deplore thee, When God was thy ransom, thy guardian and guide- J_yrf_X.^; He gave_ thee|rf_, an^_d i took thee, and tzbzz^i Kb—^— ,=zIlizziz:Sz3ZiziZo=zz=z=i:zzzzzzzz:zzizzizzi—zzizzC:]Z3zq'^J:izz=zzzzzi_i ..__»,ii-^__.izzr E*zzzg=tz3ztz|zt=fizzfzEf=f=fzzz;?zzt=fzE*ziE3z*z|:fiz:f=fz{z£=z-z-4:^^^ i£S portals before thee. And the lamp of his love is thy guide through the gloom. And the lamp of his love is thy guide through the gloom ZtfZZi 5E^zjEz]!^I=zi^ErfzztE^^=i:^zc:Iz3z=i:^^E=r;=t==J^i=E=]==^^iiij!=z1"^zz^izz;i z —*•—..4. — ^.»-Z!_ ==i^=iz=*z±z*=fcJziz±=*=*=*z±z»=iE9=E3=*=*=^=^=^=*= m spread to enfold thee. And sinners may hope, since the Saviour hath died, And sinners may hope, since the Saviour hath died. E;iEE*E?EJE?EJE?^E=EE^-E3-ES^*EfE-E;EJEpEfE*E= I 1 L—t ^_J_^—L_^ 1 ——0—0-X—^ p—I X.-\—, 1_| J..I ' -I-l ^— I \—i B.«- bright on—k#_i_ thy waking^ ^_jL.fZii_~—5z:z^_. And the song that i thou heardst?—?_i_*—^—k^_i_tiizzii_5_i.i*—, was the seraphim's song, And the son^g—'^- that i thou heardst, wa-i-i^—*-—.»_i_u_xs the seraph m .s sonfr. _ \ ii«—^-—^-1 ^_3 X ^_._^_^_^_._.-_____5-1-5—^—^-1--—-—--I. — •-^^_- . .--rr^T E^EiE^E^E'zfitEsEi^- "EE^- soon will "restore thee, Where death hath no sting, since the Saviour hath died, Where death hath no sting, .since the Saviour hath died. 236 ' Haste, O sinner, now be wise.' [HYMN.] From '* Spiriaal Songs" by pennisiioii. it^^EMlE^^s^fzEMEM^EEiMil^B^Ei'^^^S 1. Haste, O sin ner. be wise , Stay not, stay nonott for the morrow's sun: Wisdom, if you stilt despise, Harder is it to be won. p tEjzziz]zpiri=E EJEiEE^E^fEEE=iiE^EE|lEaEEEEiEEEJEEEE^EE3^E5BE3^3ag 7izszzjtX±zd=zz zzizd-Pz7tdzPz7l9Z*zizM±Sz^-S-dA3ziz.iizzd—zszzz±a^zszzisz±aiZj^^ iiii@i§liig|Ejiiiii'^i^fliigi3{giiii^^^ 3. Haste, O sinner. return, Stay not, stay not for the morrow's sun ; Lest thy lamp should cease to burn. Ere salvation's work is done. rO P- ^.-^9ZZZg-Z-g—.0--l-.g 7,-Y-G-_l-3-0--l^-Z-- *---»-»T^—I-g-e'Ter^^f =g==e=Tg=1~TE-fgr-|TE^gTr EElfeEEEiEEEEEEiEEEEEiiEE"lEEEE{EEztlE:EErEJE±E±EiEE:*fEEEEEi^ti^ 6 6 u 34 GETIISEMANE. Ss & Us. Words from Manual of Christian Psalmody- izfc5ZzzzTZZZzrzrzz:q: ^h--*--#—1-#-#4-ii4ztzzE=t-Ft-» •^ 0 ^E^M?EME^z^E^EEE^§^^Ei^^^^_ _ _ , 1, Beyond where Cedron's waters flow. Behold the suffering .Sit\iour go. To sad Gethsema - ue I^Iis countenance Is all divine, Yet grief appears ID every lioei Tempo Ln» 2. He bows beneath the sins of men. He cries lo God, and cries ag.-iin. In sad Gptliscma -ne; He lifts his mournful eyes above, 'My Father, can Ihis cup remoreT 3.With gentle resig nation stilt, He yielded to his Father's will. In sad Gethscnm Ltn nntpo LPm ^'^ ^^^mmMm^mMEmEm^^^mE^^^^^^ZZb- 5fi 7- ^ - '^ " *" ^ *" 6 6 ^ S««S' 45.. ThWhee nFathe stormr heards of sori-o, andw angel rouRsd thereus sweep. ,Sustaine And ^cenfd ths eofur Sutn nisl..fC,.,i nriUI inp pIIi ..lyci wce,ip ; JTno sas:i.dl Gelhsemaii(J. ill, e ; HWe'le dranl lookk thane ddreailAi see livel S.iviourup ofr pain there. , TheAndn humbl rose yto bow life , anlikde jo hiym a^io in pt»jW- ' HERMOJV. 48,C8&8s. 237 Xzzzziz f2E*i5E3 :*z -•—•—:#-l-=C—=1—-4-—^zizqzrizizzzzjzzzzi rizzpzi E=t t=4==tE: ^'T-E iizi: EEEEE^^^E^E^^E''±^E^'E±A^E:^E^^i^ \-^izzPzz.Pz M=:#=EEB=::j=|=^=:^3=:E^i=^=^-r|=j=E:p:^=izq=zEq;:Eq=i;z^zq=z;ziq=q=^hzj=q^J=z= t ^z*=:*=if==it±z*zzz*z=i?:z=atdzi=zzE=3EJzEg=r:^-zJzEz:^^ 1. Oh how cheating. Oh how fleeting. Is our earthly being! 'Tis a mist in wintry weather. Gathered in an ii$ ZTT- i^ iiilii^^i^iiiilj -9--\ S^*i5E EJE«:^E:SE=EE=i5E3E5E3=E3EEEiE=E*EB3&EEj=i=pz=p VztztzzzX jzl^z.z=i^—fctzt=z^z±:zlz»—•—•—»zi=t=Ez=*zzzgz3zip—Uzzpzip 6 5 # - i 3 P Oh how cheating, oh how fleeting, Oh how cheating, oh how fleeting, Are our days departing ! Is all earthly beauty! zJXzX- Like a deep and headlong river. Like a summer flow'ret flowing, zzzz^zzizzizTjzizPi zjizzzPz Flowing onward, flowing ever, Scattered by the breezes, blowing. n-z^p^ Tarrying not, and stopping never. O'er the bed on which 'twas growing. hour togeth - er, And as soon dis • persed for • ev • er. 3 6 Oh how cheating, oh how fleeting. Oh how cheating, oh how fleeting. Are the world's enjoyments; All, yes! all that's earthly ! All the hues of change they borrow. Every thing is fading, flying, Bright to-day and dark to-morrow. Man is mortal, earth is dying. Mingled lot of joy and sorrow. Christian ! live, on Heaven relying. 238 CRAXBROOK. S. M. EE5Ej2=ipzipz --XzzizZIE P-A-g-.0l-PZ. 'ZfZ.0-.P •p^zzzzpz xEE^E ^^^ ^i2izt=t=it= z?zz*z •^-g- M X i±;?.=zEE3zcz=zizSiiiiiE=itz=-.t: Grace! 'tis a charming sound, Har • mo nious to the ear; Heaven with the echo shall resound. zriqz =j=: zi*.ziSz=Jzi^:.:zizq: IZZ^ZZ^WZZIZ. #--#—^-I ^^J3|laiilii -0—p-^ \z i / -—• -0—p- -g- -g--p. Heaven with the echo shall re- ^^^E^E^E^E^E^\EEf^^\'^:^:^E^-\E^^^ -^-\—*-^E9-p--^¥-'^A-9--^¥^-\—^--j-\-'^-9-p-j-Y^-X-^-X-9-9--^-Y—9-P—\ E= =1 Grace! 'tis a charming sound, Har to the ear; Heaven with the echo shall re - sound / ^SErz^zzTr-z izf^ -^—z^zizzpF. m zszz—dz -Zi i zaz rt Heaven with the echo shallm le- H- f^ .1^—W—m—±..0 1 1 1—J.1— zpzizlz; zp-zji=»zz^q:zisr: ^M^^^^i^ ' 1—'•P- -I—•ziE"'""" =t=zzt ^ii^i^iS And all the earth shall bear. Heaven with the echo shall resound; An/ d all the earth shall hear. :^ziizl-1—-I—I—I^ - -f—I I f ""--j p. ET"-'—'*—'z'-zlzz —I- 1—H—I H -zE- E- - -9.-9—9—0- -.-g- 3;E3^JESzz.jzzjz$*Ei?i3EEE*EtE3EEE:^EE3E±E; g -g- m 3^= 1 E=^ S. P sound, with the e - cho shall resound, And all the earth shall hear. And all the earth shall hear. And all the *-g—p-9-'earth shal l heat -.-zzzzzniTH §ziiE=r£i:«=|ii=fE=:izE3--]z^-|Epiz.EE.=izEzpEzzzzfE|5E?EE«z--»zI^=£=3z^iE^ES ^-1—^-^E^—r-#^—*4g-l-^—<'4t—t;:-i—r-f—i r~T4=-->*--l=-:[=-|g----H^Eifi^zt:=EIiit==iz^i=dK Heaven with the echo shall resound, j^nAnd^ all ththee earth shall hear. ^iZiziipr EX%-z^\Xz X-- •OODd, I And all the earth. ' How heavy is the night.' By. 98, Book 1, Dr. Watts. 239 Zitz*; ' liiii mmmmmEmmwi^mmfm^^mm1. How heavy is the night. That hangs upon our eyes; Till Christ with his re - viv - ing light. ver our souls a - rise. -ft ::#z«az X E5z=i |Er=iEEaE3E3iiE ESfi§E^|EE^4 P: r^zz:*! -X.0 g->-.g. iipEti^^ 2. Our guilty spirits dread To meet the wrath of heaven ; But in his righteousness arrayed. We see our sins forgiven. -#«:—T 1 EiE^iEzEfEzElEzyEgEzEiE-EfetiEEzEEEHEiE^^^ 3. Un holy and impure. Are all our thoughts and ways ; His hands in fected nature cure, With sane • ti - fy - ing grace. Instrument. Vocal base. -m ^T ^fE^f:^iE*EJi^Efe|E3E3E|: =p liHii^' E: iEEEEI^EEEIEE^EEE : i zzr-^-h4-^ F4-P—r4 I-»4-gT-#-:, Unison. t= 6 ^ 43 6 56 | ST Unison, # - r 6 6 # 3 4. The powers of hell agree, To hold our souls in vain: He sets the sons of bondage free. And breaks th'ac • cursed chain. For. Pia. itvts Tutti.,..~s zSz^SZnz-n— Soli. /Tts gfeS EzEIi4=iii&3z^p=j5IEEz=Ei:tzE3E^E^EiEEiiEEEg3ETaiEaEiiEEEj}aE^EaE5E|E^iE g zJ:ii5=3ili^i3zriiJigz*?i±idzzi ^ :3z^z=f==^ii5xt±iSzizSfzl*t?ziifli^zfi}3zstE^-z*.M:i^H 5. Lord, we adore thy ways To bring us near to God; Thy sovereign power, thy healing grace. And thine avenging b^d. And thine avenging blood -ffi!E* For. Pia. ,>- 6 « 87 'e 66 6 87 Unison. * S | 6 6 | 87 240 EVENING HYMN. ' God that madest earth and heaven." words br Bishop Heber. zzzzTz^zzzZzzHzzt-l-i—Ca m^^E^miEM zi^tz* I_r_l ^—t^—^-I '^ -9-, -9- -9- -9- -0- -9- ^^ -p- 'd' ^^^m^^m^^E:^^^^^^^God that madest earth and heaven, Darkness and light! Who the day for toil hath given For rest the night! May thine angel »=^-^- m • « « « g SIX * - ? i 5 —ii=:-=izrz:z^z=pi=g=i=g=ny—»—-zizz-zzzizP-i-Pi— p—I—1—l-u^i—I p-i.-0i.-P—rj H-u ^—^—1^—*—I—-}--I —1 ^—^—^—+—^—1»—^—K—^—u—f-^—^—1^—I—T-I—I 1— ^^—>-——[= I —^—' ' —-f—~ ~ ^—t\—H-I-" 0—h—^—r" ^ ^-1-^—^ 1 ^-I-^—^—^—^-I ^—^—y-1 JP--I—• ^ X A- SlotB. 3SZ*Z^iZl^Pl:^Z?^ZlZi^i^ZiZiZiZiZiZiZiEiEi^ElZ^ZfZlZ^l^=^ZiZimi. PARMA. C. M. rDoiiblcl 241 SpTiEiE*E*EgE-EE?EE3zfflE3EE*E?^^^^ ;=4tfcEU=^=&=i5=^==--ti=fzt*z?z*z*z±ztzEI.=?zt;E-'z?z"_tiztEi;:z^.t±zz =z zizzz_Ez^.z^.p±5 gzz? EiizEzJ 1. Behold the glories of the Lamb, Amid his Father's throne; Prepare new honors fur his name, Prep.trc new honors for liis name, And songs before unknown. ^-f*i'3^?3^PziSEi"5E5-{^EiE^=^zE3te ^i=4tz±zz?=?=»zt»z*z*z*z=zzb-U=tz'z±^zJ:z'zit::±==_ z==E:^:z?I?z*z*z*zfz?zi^zl^:*i?_?. i^-fi?z*.i -8. Those are the prayers of all the saints. And these the hymns they ruisc; Jestis is kind to our com])laints, Jcsiis i.-^ kind to nur complaints. He lovrs to bear our praise. 5. Now to the Lamb that once was slain, Be endless blessings piiid; [Omit.] ^ipzpzpztZTpzzzzz-jtizz,=^zi^zq^zzzziz^zxzzp5Mzzzzzzz« i f l^*:^:?*iz:=!Z==z:z= j ; WEE^-'^7ITfj-J-i——I 1 Xi-—f=0 E1 1H»—l-«*-*- ! 1 \—\ I-H--I—l-^-l 1 1 ar»-1^4-1-1^ H 1-4 isiSi^^iMiiil X 1—^_x J X—^-^-^ X i ^ s - 5 7 3 e n I 4 3 2. Let elders worship at his feet; The church adore around. With vials full of odors sweet. With vials full of odors sweet. And harps of sweeter sound. And hiirps of sweeter sound. —EE^^EE^Er^fAEEEBtX^^^ xAp-^-:^-^\^.EE^-^iPzPz9zji^^i.7zXlzz=Ezzzz\x77-^^^^ 4. Thou hast redeemed our souls with blood. Hast set the prisoners free. Hast made us kings and priests to God, Hast made us, &c. And we shall reign with thee. And we shall reign, &c. ^mt^mE^mfE\mmmfBM€m'^xEM\^mmSalvation, glory, j(»y, remain. Salvation, glory, joy, remain, Forever on his head, Forev - er on his head. ir—^-1*- -pziPZ-z -^f]*^= ::2=zipiii^z^ziz] ^>fi-i-^:i^^EEE^EpgzpE|^xp^|Pj^^^ t E IHiiJiiifg^Ei EEEEt*E*E?i?] gM..^ 1=1^-?' 87 " ?i t«' eyasHHii' [ M. S. H.—31 ] r 242 '^Tafchnsnn! fell us or the night.' ^MissioNASY CE CHRISTMAS HYMN.] Andante. Treble Voice, Tenor Voice, 'Mfz^-W^EEz¥zTE^E'^-z-^'^E^Tz^E0Ep^—,*- —,"»—^s^ r • * 1 ^zzizzz±z;^7.zPz¥-?rzp—^zz^zl-.~zzz.»z¥zzzz::zz:i-zz^zEdziz-i^izPz¥^zcz uTrcble Voice. Tenor Voice. zzzz5t=«xx-zizszz-ZT~z.|zij'^zz.;fzqzziz^zq*zz5rzz—^zr-zizt=:z^zd^z=^i_^ =:-?=^=i==tir*=^=Szzq-.. ZX 0---A-\-, a—^--P S —a 1 »• --Z|—ZZln-Z\ -^ g 1 B-lg -^—| J»i_J_J ^ -^ e-\-V-—g—Zy ' ^ X -ic^—- ^—i.»-x_i—i:_ni__v-1-0.-1.0-0 —n x_i ^ .X 0. i.-0-i.-g-j Watchraan! does its beauteous ray Auglit of hope or joy foretell ? Trav'ller! yes it brings the day. Promised day of" Is ra - el! Watchman! will its beams a - lone Gild the spot that gave them birth? Trav'ller! a - ges are its own. See, ii bursts o'er all the earth. < Watchman! let thy wand'rings cease ; Uie thee to thy quiet dome; Trav'ller! lo! the Prince of Peace, Lo! the Son of God is come. S^Z^5I=P '^EmE '^zzsz xz m u,Chorualorus to Ist and 2d stanzas. \st and 2d Treble and Base. Chorus io 3d stanzas- /t. |^ i^ | {^ |^-j^ { m. |^ { !^ l^-l^ :J^i^ii*zzg5=]^q5j3S=*lid5f:q=q^g^iz^if-z|z^iq5ii*uid5q^:35i3^=i*i.itifi:?^^ :*=r,Sz^lziTx^zizzfzfgzrzfzU^^^^^^ ^^^ Trav'ller! yes ; it brings the day, Promis'd day of Isra . el! Trav'ller! lo! the Prince of Peace, Lo! the Son of God is come! Lo! the Son of God is come! Trav'ller! a - ges are its own. See! it bursts o'er all the earth. miSiPJiz¥IEiE^Ei^^-^^^E^^.BqjiE^B^i^^ ^zzX^^7^ztxzz^zz^7^z±XXf^zzrz¥zz.zzPizPz¥EAXizz^z¥xzl^7^7^^Published in this work by permission WC. Bradlee , proprietor of the Copy-Right ' When Ihe spark of life is waning.' [HYMN.] Welch Air. 243 ;-g'-F^=^-^-=''^^=EE=5-E=^=i=^=EEEI===J=^==J^-=i^^^^^=iE=^==^^=?==^=^E^: -*^ -1^ 1 !--, i 1 EEzE^EE^E?E?E!E?EiE^iE!E!E?EiE=EgifE—fe'E'fE'E^E^EkfeE^E^EfE^E&li-0-i—a- -3- ^ 2. When the spark of life is waning. Weep not for me. When the languid eye is streaming. Weep not for jne. E5=|EqErE3^EfepEEEH«^|EEEEE|EEp^Ea^zE^^iE}EEE^^ •-!tkE^-zEa=Ea^E^EEg;EfzE3EEEE5EaEE3^fE=E]E^;E3=EEE^^ ZZZZZ^—'—•—0-9—'—E~—'—9—^-{-d=.9~0zi—^—Zi—t—0—p-0—9—1^—^9—0—^-l-^—0--0-.:[ZZZS—Zl 2, When the pangs of death assail me. Weep not for me, Christ is mine, he cannot fail me. Weep not for mi^-^BE^EE^EE^Elz^^EpEpE^pl^EE^^^EEtE^^^^i l—T zazzz^i -> izlz ==i=?z:§:izzizz*z=zz=zz*=E?zz?=t—?zEtzi==tzz5zii=2zz3=izz*=zzzzz?z=E?.zz«=Lzzi?z±ztizirz^U-i=2—3 i87.34t,# I "^ 7 « 7- i8 2 2 3^4 6*z- 6 7- ^iz0ZZ •.izz-z—zi—Zlzzzzzzzzzz-zzTzzzzz--.E-^ zX=-7'tz^- iq'^zHz ZXZ i=qrz=;^z-: ZtfZ* ,,__zz?zzi^z}zfl=H~Ei=rzfl zX When ihe feeble pulsE=u=EE?^Efe*E^E^EE?EEe is ceasing. Start not at its swift decreasing' , 'Tis the fettered soul's releas ing; Weep not for me. :i«,*=q==t=- zEzzX=-X zji=^_zj zzi1zEjzzij^^=z^zE-zzn^zC^1zEzzEz^-Ez=^z z—zlzz^t: z*zz*=*=z*: -AP.zzzP.zz.PzzPzzPzzzd — _X—I 1 1 |.--L 1 1 1 1--1-—I— 1 !_ —V-1.-0---0- • - —-0 —^_x„q_—- -01 - 0—w^-0 - —0-i.^^.--0- ^^i/- - - 0—- 0- d—PV ^- m .Q. Yes,. though sin and doubt endeavorendeavor., From his love my soul lo sever, Jesus is myy strength foreforevv . er! Weep not Ibr me. z*ziTnp=i=j:p_zz^z^iip==q^=qzzgzi=-=—^^ -, .s- :b=*if:bz=^==*=Eii=*=^6=z=Ez=lztzzz^=xz=lzzf=^zz^z=zzzzz*zfzgzzg—I—*ztzt==t:=U=Ea=±r • « t 6 6 =ff i 2 n 6 » 6 7 - 244 'Great God! what do I see and hear.' Martin Lnlhei. ---i-^-^E^—^¥^:~¥^—3A-^-¥=^i-E^—^A^—'^E-^EE^^—^¥m=^ hE-E3z*El?E?EfE?E*Efi*E?ifE*EiEnEE{EEE?EfE*E*EEf-*E?{E*EiE'EiEtE?ElE?E?^^ lE^t=^E^EEE^E=Ej^^EE^^EE^^^ ^ I .0 — 0 i 0 ^X.«' 0 I-0-M 0—J.0-..9-1 «—T^ j-.T.-Zr.J! -.1-0 0.1 0 (-X.ff—^-T_^_J__0_X-^—«-L Gicd• t God! what do -*I - see and hear! The ent- of things cre - •-—at " -•ed -! -•The- Judge of manUim-0l- doth appear. On clouds of ^*""""iiiliiii!liEill?ii-lilzi^ilgiliiEii^iiEiiEii^?-^:4:«zt:*-'- ^ wmEEEmmEmEmEEm^mmm^m^^^^ fi 6 6 ^87 g 6 /ts Oiitz*z:1=|=:jiXzz-f T '"I— zezz-^—PAZ^Z^ZPZ-. -9 liEzE^E^EEf:9 IIZZ,:tEE{iEEtEEi;EEEi-lEzE?Efi?E?EI:?ilEjE}EEE*;fi?E*Eii^E ^ !z^^E^EEfEE{=pp|:EEz:fSEEr"'fEE^{:5^ glory ed! The trumpet sounds! the graves restore The dead «linh they cuntau'iod before! Prepare, my soul, to meet him. .#- «Z,-i W- '^--El-^'^'''''^^iEEEEEEEEEEEEi^MmEliE^^:X-Z J_J ." ^ I ^iE*Ei3E3EEEE:*z-* , 'a' 687 J 6- 87 5^r, " % " 3 8 6~ 6 687* BRATTLE STREET. C. M. [Double.] Pleyel. 245 i-bisiz*zi3tz«iziiit=q^ .0—0. -0-^-0 zEiE^¥^^iE^EfiE^E^E¥^E^^^ itzzt: z±:zzitz:±:z?z£ciiriziJztzfzzizt=±:cizt=±:lzz:tziJ;|zzz^zt;zIiz?z?z:Iiz.z:?z±i?z=!J 1 While thee I seek, protect -ing Poweritzz^i! ' Bee mmy vaivain wishewishess stilledstilled;; AnAnd mamay thithiss consconse cratecrated houhourr WitWith bettebetterr hopehopess bbe filled.filled. ;HEE-p|E|zE:glEgfE!j:E3!jiaiEJ|^^^^^ }--±zPztPiZPz¥*iZ^ziz9ZZ^. 1 J, p-1.0- ^.l-(,—r0.L-^^-3-Z-l.ri.^-l.'?:-0-1.9-.9..1-^ 9-J-0-.09-T.0—^-T.0-ZlZM 3. In each event of life, how clear Thy ruling hand I see! Each blessing to my s&ul most dear, Because conferred by Ihee. Li?4z[^z±:tziz^zfizizfzii*zi*:ti^z^zi?ziiS=:i^±?Sz!?-i:Mz^zJiciz^zfiziz*zii*zi^^ 5. When gladness wings my favored hour, Thy love my thoughts shall fill; Resigned, when storms of sorrow lower. My soul shall meet thy will. ^EjE^EJEjiEiEjE^E^E|ES:eEiE^ElEfEEEEEsEE«^^^ zpizp: =^±4ztzf:tziztiz±ipiz[;zfi®zi*iti?z^z?ziFitziziIz[zzz|zz±i*z=Jz^z tzzUzJ zzzz^E.P-»z¥»z7zzz tz^«: ii^ 7-^6 03 56 87 tzb-ziizz sb _fa--^-f—•—---—•"--•—m,--X .a-—+—»—zi—1„:—i>_:^_j-^-iigj.a-i:g.^^_t:g_^. 0--a-0- izggjg^jp 2. Thy love the power of thought bestowed ; To thee my thoughts would soar: Thy mercy o'er my life haztitzz^zts flowed; Tha: t mercy I a dore. ^^^EE¥===^X^X=E^XZZzz^] ^ -^-.-^-v,~-^.-.->. MfEE=Ef3EiEpE^|^S:3^f5^^^ 4. In every joy that crowns my days, In every pain I bear. My heart shall find de - light in praise. Or seek re - lief in prayer. ^'5EEE^{EEEE^eE.=f^3^iEEEEEpJiEEE^i3E^li^EfiEi^:,=JE^=E -i_z:#zti&- •zi:?: t=i—-~-T-*===*=T ^— ?zT:fz_zzii::tz; t=J U=T±z^:.±:»izzt:_z_:i:#z^z_zf^bztJZiiifziizlzizJi 6. My lifted eye, without a tear. The gathering storm shall see; "/My steadfast heart shall know no fear ; That heart will rest on thee. WEE--EY!^-tllt¥iE:wziz¥:pz^^^ ~b:;^--0-{E^-'ii-lEz^±Vz^z±XzX.\^z¥Ez- jSe" ^ -JSR -7* ^^ '^ 4i 6 26 VI S% *- " S7- S 66 6 67 246 BETHLEHE]^. Sa,kHa ;«si: Rehold how the Lord Has girt dn his sword; From conquest to conquest proceeds! From conquest, &c. IIow happy are they Who live in this day. And witnesd bis wonderful deeds, Aod« fce. :E!fE3E^e3EaE5E=E5EE5fEi^EtEzEiEEfiEiEEEiEzeEEEi~^^^^ tz^pk.P:^kiPtd-^^E,p\?-^-pW-^PiCi-9h^4.?^^^^ [is word he sends forth, Fromsouth to the north; From east and from west it is hrard: From east, &c. Tht rebel is charmed; The foe is disarmed ;i\o day like this day has appeared, No,&c. ^^9[g-9-9[^P{^XZZlZ^l^Z.7l~ZpZiT^ZZ0]^^-^^^ 3. TEEiEfeEEEEtEElE^i^icEEiEE-i'fet^kEiEi^EEESfeisS^E*^^^^o Jesus alone. Who sits on the throne. Salvation and glory belong; Salvation and glory belong All hail blessed name^ , Forever the same. Our joy, and the theme of onr son^! Our joy, &c. 0*IS-fiZ£l rtzzi 7 17 i; is 4 BURLINGTON. I2s, Hi & 8. Words by F. S. f mith. 5E-E|EziEgE»zfE»f.z=z*{=E=Bi.}=E,E^SEpza{E=Ezipfij^ ::^EiEi=?i:Eztztit==t:=tEztJ;*iitzpEizzzz*ii::3::5T:?:3 *iiEzEzEEztz?i?z?z?i?zslE±Jzfzt-^E^i ^.i: 1. The Prince of salvation in triumph is riding, And glory attends him along his bright way. The news of his grace on the breezes are gliding, And nations are owning his sway. EE5E=-|-zz]zafE3EEEJEEEEiEE3E:i:pEEEHEEEEE^EEiE3iiiaEE=aEfEEEEEE~^ f:±z3AEzizP¥lzPziiPzPz^}^^:PzAPzP.z»hz^.?ii-zB-zi¥^^^^^^ < 2. Rid_ _e on-0--0- in th y greatness, thou conquering Saviour; ..Let thousand. s of thousands submi-•t- to Ihy reign; Acknowledge thy goo(lne>s-9-^0-, entrea' t 0-0-for ih y favo-•- r *Ai d follow thy0 giorious" train. "ElE^iE^^3tE*iE~if'z*E,{*E3Ef^^^^^s^ o f thousands submit to thy reign; Acknowledge thy goo(lne>s, entreat for ihy favor'. Aid follow thy giorious train. Lz4:EfEiz» {icztZL:iEzEz-fcz?J;?iJEzEzE i Ez^z? 3. Then loud shall ascend from each sanctified nation, The voice ofEEEEEiEIEmmEEmW^x^^^t f thanksgiving, the chorusof praise; And heav'n shall re-echo the song ol salvation. In rich and melodious lays. 'When shall we meet again.' [HYMN.] Jllto, or Second Treble. 247 |EiJE^Ef|E^SE3^3EgEEEiE:-^a-S-E^E2E3ES^^ P:z5tzi^iz=*zIz'!E*xz»="zzt:z±z^zzz3£z*zE?ziz*lxztz3ziz=*zE?=zz*iz=»z=*—tz±z?=zazi=«dz*izr3i=t3 1. When shall we meet again ? sever? When will peace wreath her chain Round us ev • er? 1. When shall we meet again? Meet ne'er to sever/7S? Its When will peace wreath her chain Round us for - ev • er? SFS=^i=^^iEi=^=^=}=^==3=^EiE5rE^EE|^^^^ -r-i9- -ts /ts- ^.z:2:z?z=z==±zC="-5=P=^=Etz=zfzzt=Ez=?zztz1z?z=zzEpzzz*z=5;z=p=zzEE=ztz=SzEP=T:zztz3 9-|i:jg.-,i=:jzpi==i'^i=ii=-zpqz=zlzzq'^pi—Szz^ziZizzz:iziziz=aTzz:oZ=zi—zzizzi=z^z=pzizztzEz/ts ; /ts ^-55=g===U={=E==c=:^:^==^=l=2zz=tfiz*zJzt=zzzz^=|=zz=5.=|=E==^-~^===r-=^-fE^=t==t=|=*==*x==i-zz:Fzz=z^z=jzjzztzqzzzzE | ^ % % li % % ' t -i i' i S ? ii -1 t = £ § l:i=^3zfE3zE3EEEjzE3^:'|EEjz^Eq!3ifiE=EEEE=E^iiEazzi-pzE^i|E^EE^EE^EE^zE^zaz-s:i-^^^^ ®—Hv^-f#--»--#--*-=-gf»-j,i--t--HTgJ-g3:0-;-g--*-g-fg^^-^-8^Tg-T-»--*'--*-—I—t-r-|—^-¥''-9zzzzzzgzEpzzzPdzzA-— Our hearts will ne'er re - pose Safe from each blast that blows In this dark vale of woes, Never, no, never! /ts /ts ^ -zziiiqzd: —T—^- '-zE?E*El-'Ei'""* /ts /T ts ===:q=p=r==l=:=l=izlzixziizz==zi1ziiiqziz]ziqzziz=ipii—==i=:j:i=:i==i==:#=J==E=^-J-f~Jziiiz!zizlr:zizz:ziz:izis^:z^ziziiiiz:«z^iizziiziizr=zz:iii~i=:z:^iii^ : EBEEi^E i lESE^EE^EE^EE^EEEiEEtE^EEIE^EE^E^EE^EEEiEEtEEEEEEEiEEEEEEEEEi^3* ^ U I U U U I 65 t i 13 5—ss n =e When shall love freely flow, Up to that world of light isoon, shall we meet again. Pure as life's river; Take us, dear Saviour; Meet ne'er to sever ; When shall sweet friendship glow, May we all there unite, Soon will peace wreath her ohain, Changeless forever? Happy forever! Round us forever ; Where joys celestial thrill, Where kindred spirits dwell. Our hearts will then repose. There may o'lr music swell, Secure from worldly woes; VThere bliss each heart shall fill, Oar songs of praise sbsU elate, And fears of parting chil). And time our joys dispel, Never, no, never! N»VBr, no, never. KevBr, no n'n'er. AIVTHEn. 'O sing unto the Lord.' 248 Allegro, ±^:^-izXXzXXEr-\Y I —-j-Tiq=i:=:tr-q==:=l:ji-I - ,-gzf?|gzgz*z*|grafgEziE|:azgz*4:^z=gzzZ"3 Z 0 sing unto the Lord a new song, a new song. Symphony, ]E%z^zl7zXzXzEEX7¥XzEzf--:^-E-Z -Xz=zz Z^Z(3'o-p--(g o e-j-r.--.^--,-^ e-e\szs-i-o-^z-EXz0-^., %zzzzS-gi^z-^z-^z-ihz^¥dz^-:-Az±Zz^A zdzzz -^:E.-:Z..b£,tzEzlz.^:z:z-?EzziH:z:^:?x\f.ztE-t.S-Zi,9-9:- " -^- *:'*iffiEizlLttzi^: ^*z*5Zi==p=p=iT=?2p=ziz=xidz-zeiTi^^: r :-zzza:3-^: r^z^:zzz^^:^' *5Z^:-;s!"3- ^-^—-a „-- @--zzz4?it=EEEEEEfizzzi=l:?ztzt:fit=nzE:it:rz-tE.t:Ezzz:zL:»zi -it: -xz -im::..^— O sing unto the Lord i new sons, a. new song Symphony. 3pi5Zt:5?ip===irpi?=qiirziPE*5?i?EiEE?i?E5{E^E^iii^EiE5I=z ^ E; z^=z=j lEE^EfeEtEEEEtEE^fE^:z-:i:E=i=?ii:p z f:9z#-*=z:==i==i=T-izj=^=q=dr:1=i1iij==5i:znir-i:^ :^z==irzzi=:fzinzfg|fz^zgzgfgza{:^izzi:|;g_g:}.g ZZXAXZZZZZZ-ZZ "mA \j0 aiusing untuuiuo iiithce IJUILorUd a neucw i^'Jngsong, a nt^new sungsong,. ;^2=f3S^5EBEEEEapEEpEE5BEEiiEE^Sfi^ !z===i?=Sz5=t±:iz|:fifiziziz5±g=gI:^==^:i:5z5;E:?=:±:?:^:S=*=*:i:?=*ziz?z?z*ii:?^ ^fEizg^IE^E^Ef='E'E?5E^|i=SEfE ^z==:£=E=El=:ii:=t::i?EzEzEztfczEi:tzt==Eii:t=t:±iEzEi±.Ei±?z"zzil:tzz|zz:^zz=zzl±^z*zz^z^ 0 sing unto the Lord a new song, a new song. -r-g- :dt-:rzJJ:EZt|^^'-- ' zff=: E^ l^^il^i^igi -9- lEilJilE-s- I iHEi •zzr * O sing nnto the Lord.' [CONTINUED.] 249 Tt^Z E:=i===|E=EE|EiEiEpf-E|E'E^5-EiiEf zz=zzz=±z=:izi:|zztzc:=tz.±EzEzEzt:-Ji=z_z?z*if.gzg:izz:=;z=Izz=zz Let the congre • gation of the Vsaint s / prais«: him, Let the congre • gation of the saints, pi^^E^^E^^EEx^E^^pEi^^ '§.zzz-XEz^:i-^.t¥.ZzzPzz^.i^-^ztztztAtzdl?¥szzzzzzzzz± |:S*:pz^iiEmiE=E^E3{EES?E*E^Ep^^^ §i=zz:zzz:dig:*:zitzuzgz*Ei^zczEzEifezliEfrz^zt:zbiJ:.EzEzEztzifizz*zgz^:i:gzg-l===^=i=^==i Let the congre - gallon of the saints praise him, Let the congre - gation of the saints, ^*z*E zzz==-=z:iz=qzqzzTzzjzf:ipi:fiiEqi-tzzzizi==l==:zzzz=i=z:ziziz=ZiZi=zii-=z=i=:r-f-P=f=P=#:j^^ EEEEtEl*^^--*=*I^E^EzEEElzEiiEEE^Eb^^ -g- iE!feEiE=^E=E=^zz-pzqzz|zqxziqz=z-ziri:1z-''i1zqiiiq_= _ -ii,_»-*-a:iifz5-Pif:fzzziii:2 ^:_ =Etf=E?E^E'EE?I^EEiE^£?E£z|iiE!EtEtiiEEEEEEpEtEEEii!ELEEEfe 0 sin^ unto the Lord the Lord a new song, 0 sing unto the Lord a new song. ttfEE=EIEEEEEEEE^ElEEEEEEaEEEE{EEE^EEE{EE=EipE3E^iIE5S^^^^^^ |:z^zi:^zz;Ezzz^===E:g;=tzii=:i=izizz:f:5z=zzz=i:I=zzzz=tizz=^:i:j^_g_^ -3- -3- ^^,^_ P9 0 -9- j^ ^B --" * "^ -^r'~r-0 — 0 — 0 — 0— :fizprzz|:izSzzr-ili=i=tE^iEzt:-:p:^ -PYiZ0-^-p.p § :EE?iEEEcEEii?iH:^z:izEzEi' Eztzi^iE O sing unto the Lord, the Lord a new song. ° ' 0 sing unto the Lor/——d^ -Q-a ynen w ^ song. Symphony g|g^*EEEEEfEEi=^r:*E^E^EEiT-pEiiEgEIEgEgEgEEIE^EpE*E^E|ipzpEE;EcE^EiFEpEEp^ - j^ -^ Symphony= =-^z-d—azE=z:z^zB±=c=*ztft£=tzczlEEzc=g=iii£=t==EzEii£=z==iEz=EzJ::| 1—lizj r" EiE^itEEt praise him. 0 sing unto the Lord, 0 sing unto the Lord, unto the Lord a new song. [ M. 8. H.—3» ] 250 'O sing nalo the Lord.' [cONCLtTDED.] rizz-^zzlz^LZlzdn=^=^qriH"^-=::.'-^f:===^:-=:ji=ir^=iIi=i=f=*J==2==g=Pf i;?Ei:?EzEf.if?Eii!E?Elif?L*E*^';*{i*z*E:?Ei}EEtEEEft?EEIt: E Let the congre gilion of the sainis praise hiu.., Let the congregalioa of the saints praise him, Z^7 izi=:fziz=zziz=Tzzzzzz,zii=|ziizznzi;xq=z^zz]zzxzzzizzizi]Ti]zz!r iz=i|-zTzzzzi—J z E=zE=:jtf=*=•=«!*=*-*-* ji=*=^" i{^=a| -g- " Praise him. r-#z P-0'P-!:-iS'-01 m-0.1 I*Z*Zi PZBI zzpz^zmzT-. 3- EE'hl^i^iEii^ttztEEEEEiEEEtEitEEi^fei ztzz czt.'=Ez^ Ez^zzziJztz:r^-t :t=t=t,tzti Let the congre gallon of the saints prai.se him, Let the congregation of the saints praise him, JnMlrument, rotce. ^zizz^zitz fczidzipzszIE~zjz^z^bz^*EsI|T9- 0-0 ^^^^i|g:«i3==3 ttzzizitzt: ;±tz*z:pzt=f±z:*zEz*E=tE=ti' aza: '^^^^s^^^^^^EEA^^E^^^^^^E^^^^^:3:l3ZiJ : Let the congre - gation of the sainis praise him, -g.l-g-*— Let the congre - gation of the saints praise him, the saints praise him, the saints praise him. ' ^-1* -9- ^-1-* -9- ^_^ -©- -©- ;x=zizzc= z:pczp:az*zfzfzf:j:»Ziz-=iiiirztii:=i=i=i:ii^T:azi=:i:T-p:Tiz:i=3; ;fi EfEEEEEi:EE.]EE=EEEEEEfEEEE?EEf?E?ilE?EEEfE?E?Eli?EEEEJ?y:?S Praise him. Let the congre - gallon of the saints praise him, the saints praise him, the saints praise him- zazzizz: "EgEpE=EgEJ^ifE}E5 ^E^^=!|i ;iUiii§iiiiim EEE? :tt=t:tc:=t=t:iE=:i:a;^-'=* him, praise him. 'Peace, troubled soiil.' Mazzinghi. 2d Treble. 251 I. Peace, troubled soul, whose plaintive moan Hath taught these rocks the notes of wo: Cease thyv complaintcomolaint, suppress thy groan,. ^u j.rcoie. . —- ^-*ia--^--E-5FEEEFE-EaT-===lEE-f:=»fl-^i=:^=:T-:=n—=Eiz"aHZizit:q=zi;'!^:i^ 35" • ^~p'-E'E—EE¥^—^E \ -^-\^p-Y*:-^ -rr—'' '^A 9^-^ - 0-\00ZA—A-\-7-z\-^zrzz—Z\-zzsx.A-^-Z\-YX—^-H--F-Ei 2. Come, freely come, by sin ojipressed, Un - bur then here thy weighty load, Here find thy refuge and thy rest, $zzz--kz'L-P-Z-jP-z¥0Z-Pz¥pz-zAz^A-E^z\--ZXEzzz^-^z-^AzzE7^zl^^Instrunieni. ,. . o rs—. r„„i.. u.. .:_ 1 TT_ V... ., .i=i==izzzizx:i:z:z^xiz- ,.-_. .t-. —;.,.. , t , -.-, ^ . ., refuge and thy rest, ^^E9^ :EJEE|EgEi{|Eg:|Eli?EJg;EEEi|EE^^^^ -.z!4 iiiliiil Tenor, =.zz=.zz.Yz=zzzz—Yrr-ZZZiZYZ=zrzz.zz^-Y^7z=-Z--zYZ0^^^ Ez-EEfEEElEEEa>ElE!E?EiEEEE?EiE^SEEElEt:EE^feE»^^^^ And let thy tears forget to flow; Behold the precious balm is found. To lull thy pain, to heal thy wound. ;?«E»Ezi^IEgE^E^fzH=ZiiiEflz:^E|EzEfe:^fz3E^z|zi^=:^EEizi1zIziijz:tf^ zzXz^t^zEEbEAz^zz^zXMiE^zp^^ i^fiii^il^^i^Hliiili^iigiig^iiii^^^gigpi And trust the mercy of thy God; Thy God's thy Saviour, glorious word! For - ev er love and praise the Lord. =|=^::rii=iz::: aif^z^x:z zEzztz ^liJigiiE^li tEz^AE-- ztz±=E=*=l£lE 11 %\ 252 'Salvation belongeth unto the Lord.' [CHORITS.] Kent. z*i;^fz===^zr=rp=]=r=i====]zizzt=ii==#=izi==i=i=i=3=i==l=j|-#==f=J-f--^--a^z •i:z^^-^zzz^97izpzzpzt=pzizpzz^zzz^z\zf=^zz^zzpzzpzhd-.^jz=^^ -m—#_- l .M TREBLE. :t^i 3EfE4E5EEiEEpEEEiE5EEaEE=EjE^EEdEIEEE^EE;E^=5=PE^E=« 4 _»—p- :?z±z»^i'z±=*zI=W=i!=^=:=*':E?=f=?i=?—izEEziz*z="zitz'=zf#zzJ=f=±_?_-*Jz=*=J- be • long - eth longeth un to the Lord, And thy ble.ssing, and thy blessin"' g is •-#• S¥ il^ii=iili^z?=?='i •E^EiE'E'z' zr~'l~":'?iEf ^ "": I z»zzz7zX^-tzzz7-7z+-^- s^iiE zt=:: E^EfEEEEE ±=tz±ztzizz:i t •—dz m ZZZ7Z pzizjzz:P—PzzMzzpzz.:zp zz\z ::tz=J^=^=j=q=:ir^zz:iz=!ti=f=^ pa=p EEE Izt: zPz • --#»—-—H—iEi « E?E^?E?Et?EEfE?EEEEEIEEE£ and thy blessing and -ffz- i:=:j-=J=^=3zE^zEfa=:dz •=z\zzz-,T=l = IzizzizziSzlziSziiiizzJz :=J= izzizMzz^—BE^- z*z;: i mong thy peo pie, Sal - va - lion be - long - eth. be long - eth un - to the Lord, and thy bles TUTTr. -#• Xzzzz-zzzz-zzz^-= -zii=zzzz)zz==»=:iri: r _r iii P 9—Z -P 1 1-- ?EEEEEEt —f—p-#»—'—t—i-H- and thy blessing, thy jp- TUTTr. E-=:{E:,-p-pzr^-EI==zzEtEE^iiz:p-|E=^ ^-7» Z Z^ZZZ—IS—#- il E-tit: -^-4-|—I— >•—*-4 -|—9—0 izz:l=sj=±z ZZZMZTXZZ^ U i'* I s 'Salvation belongeth unto the Lord.' [CONTINUED.] 253 :f=HC ^PE^Xzz3zz7ZYZZZ--7Zzzz—Xzzizzjz^ZZ—zzz^izzzz- E zJ^:f?:izzMzzJzzPz\-zzdizzzzz7PEizP-Pzzzzz-zzzlz^^ pzzzpz -PZ -•--J nzzt: EEEtEEE :p ztzJ blessing, •±~zz:i=- EzEzXzzXzz=z^z;i.zzXizzzXzlzX=z-\—t—zXzi-4— I -J-zE:: zXz:z E- ^¥^E- -p—0- 11 z?E±zi^z=iz=:zz=zEz=Jzzz:*zIz*=:izzi=tlz«l=zi=iE^z^:: mg, thy blessing is a thy people. And thy blessing, and thy blessing, and thy ;iz ziz=ziez=zzizz:p=xzi=z —l_q=i: -P—P =i=P Zt: EEEiE? d=i=t =}=zipzzzzzzt=t=F=^=*=*=t: -"EEEEJ blessing. And thy bless ing, ihy g^jj:—q?zzij=zzz=z=izpzzi=p~=i-;_ _i=zpzz] -zpzi ^ ,EEE*EEEE-feE?ElEEEEEEEtEfeEtEEEEEE] and tby I § 3 3 tJ=z=^z=zqz=z1zz=^zp: =i=izi=izz:=i=zt II '-X:^ 7zz=zzX\ .azzzzdz: ZZM. dzlzsxzzzfiq X EEEIEEEEEI^ES 1 m bless - ing, and thy blessing, and thy zzXzzXz -EzrA =-..==,:- :=*: z^z\zdzzz=.P±=zza^z IS ii zPzzPz -9 5, iir-1^ vzdz bless and thy mmblessing is among thy peo - pie. among thy peo pie. i eyniiiii^ig^i -C\— thy ^EESEEA. :pzi=*=ii EE :p=::zt=P EIEEEE 1—r blessing, and thy blessing. thy s % % 5 \-% 254 'Come ye disconsolate.' Webbe. X ^ ili^pi^ysiiiiliii}i=^ -#•-. 1. Come, ye dis - con - so - late, where'er you languish, Come, at the shrine of God, fer • vent ly kneel, 2. Joy of the comfortless. light of the straying. Hope, when all oth - ers die, fadeless and pure. ZZX--ZBZ zn^- ^ IIEEIE^^ I g 6 6 J ??=«>=? mmmimm tzzX ij==tt=± i EEEEEJEE 'Z±=2t Here bring your wounded hearts, here tell your anguish ; Earth has no sorrow that Heaven cannot heal Here speaks the Comfort er in God's name saying, " Earlh has no sorrow that Heaven cannot cure. m=EEEl i 2 i Trio—or Semi-Chorus ^i:aE^E2EEEJE5EEEE=^E5E^^^^E|E5EE=EiEfE^^^E5E^ fi=zi*zzz-*z=:fzE*-=J=EjEtzE^iz^ittE!?=i=2i=Ej=tzi=*=?=?=*ziz== 1. Here briner vour wounded hearts, here tell youvour anguishanguish:; Earth has no sor - iro w that Heaven canno)ti heal. _^— —0—0—_ 1_ ^E^jzEE^^E;J 9- 1 1 • 0 h- ;E EE ^^i-3 iE^EEEEEtEE,—I—I—I E r—9—d- -Hi- —p- 2. Here speaks the Comforter, in God's name, saying. Earth has no sorrow that Heaven cannot cuie.' :i=: -Z0tzz0zzzizzz^zz¥=szzz^zz^zzz^zzi-g—,—pzli :t=f=ti=^=:tzz=:t=f=tz=:zzz£=zE=iEtzzqz=i:=tE t=t: :-:t 1 a § I » u u -t—r i Mlegro Spiriloso, ' Hark ! the song of Jubilee.' [HYMN.] From ' Lyra sacra'by permission. j^09 •-#^z^z7pz=X=zzzpzap=zzXzzizY:—--zzz~=-z-zTz^^• E5d^E'^E!^'^]'^^Eiz—i-'^^=^-'^^ mp / g»AznTE=^i =q=3 E :JiE^=15=^=l5x ^~z4z*z^z*z*iiEit:E ZPIZLPZZPJ iilippi^lriiiipgiiisJi^pi Hark! the song of Ju • bi - lee. Loud as mighty thunders roar Or the fulness of the sea, When it breaks op • on the shore. ':?iE!33=*E-:j£feEEfe=?E5EE?^^?ElEEt;S:?Ei-^^^ziz^zX^^z7p7;Yiz»-zpzz^Y-''^^-'-^'-^^=^-^-^~E'^f=E^'-'^^^ ^ mp -"2- -# -•-T S^3_,^_iZiE|iizzi= 0—0—0- =iiizzrzz=zii;izzz:z!^zzKzzizzq::i==zzzzz:T=:zza -w«—^- ,=n-*-^-r LztEfil—r- zzX^-Z^z-Zz -•-+-•—•—g-Yp—pT-0—0T-0-\-P—P—ZZZi--Zi :t:i:t==t=t:it=-—=_=i=t=t=i^iizt=7 l 6 3 rz ^i^EE7iEEfEE^:^^EEE^¥EE^EzBx^^'^rE^i^^^ Xiz :7zzi—iz^zh-Pzzz'Ez*zzP—p.¥.P—izzdEzpEizQizzX.:^:i-izPzlzPzszhpz^zlzP^zP of his Son, Are the kingdoms of his Son. He shall reign from ° —_ /t /ts ^^ :^-»—^—gZizzizzzztzz!izzzzpzYizzzzzz^YZ0ZZfzf:.z^z-7zz'Z: i zzjz»zpz^izi=«ii=pr=^ziiiz:-zi^=3=^^5-4—[=: E?EE^3ElEE^E^E?Eif£^EEElEE3ESE:EEi:iik?EiiEEEEfEEESEEE^EiEE5EEE3E?^^ Z^i^ZZ^ZZZZZ •jzz-jzzwzzzwz^zf. ^--^zz=n___ zz=z; -zil^Y^^^^iXPZzpzYziLz-~^-Y -9—9- EE^EEP zztzrz 5EE^E»i^EgiE^3EtEE^EEfEE^E^i£lEE^EEEE^EliEEaEB •xz Z^zzX—UJ=?E------Ef-^zzd—^I~^ \~^l=^iX:Y9—9=Zg-Y9iZiZZizzZY-ZXZiZZZZYizzt^zzzzz:r^0^^ -^z^-zzp=zPzzdzizPzrz^zPzfpE^^d:^PzzPz^z-:\Y^E=¥f¥^-^E^--^i^^^^ ^^E^E^^E^^^^^EEBE^E^.¥^:^¥^^^^:^¥^^¥^^:^^^^^5EESE5EiE5E3EES^p=E^pE5^=ijz=rfiE5E3E^ifE^E=EqEEJf tzzzMz*z»zdzizJ-.^zz^iz¥zizz^—E±zMz^zPz-^z^:¥.MzzPzz^-.^^:=z*=*=*=d=l=^:S*=i^i^=ii3zzi5==i±i*zgz3z*z^zi:±:Mz=?zz?i±E5zjz:J-^^ ^ scroll. pole to pole. With supreme unbound - ed sway: He shall reign, when lik* a scroll. Yonder heavens have passed away ! He shall reign, when like a scr« SgZiz»T#Ze=l=-=--P=:?E=#=j:,—-—tj=1=^=q=gi:^===^J=I=====--i;:i-=i=p:t:p=-=i=:p=i=i:j:p=rf EzEEEfeEEEJEtl^EEEtElE?E?E?EiE?ESE*E£iiE?E?ESiESEEtEEt?EEEE lii^liiiiiiisiil^i^^ilirepgliEli^iiiiiiiiBil *nark, the song of Jubilee.' [cONTtNWED.] 257 z^lrzp-. ::j:=izzTzqi=q^zlz;zq=i/E=zi=izzfz-—_.pzizs=i=zx=:-=izz~z=jzz:q:rzq;up = :tzz:«z: :z*:z^3=:=!r;z*=it=t=:f z^ zdz:: EEEEiEtEi^EiEzEI^ElE'E'ELen Tempo Prima,! For, ±i=q=]^ pfzzizz^^=ztf=zlE=^rE^=iiJzi=zzzi=z:j=EEzq5=^=:4=3 zqzz zXzi EEbfz3~i=:*=:izIz^i=iz±z2^z=:gziE^z=l=izz3Ejzj=izz*z ] zfcz iaz3 Yonder heavens have passed a -g-^y-0- way ! Halle lujah ! for the Lord way! have passed away; have passed ^j=jn=jE=ig=:»=:}:=^=i=i==iqz|z=iqzizzjl 1—it=q=I=qi=q=^—j:=q=:fzz]i=:qzf=3:=q=p===;=q=nzz-^zz]Szqiziit:]z:il : -g—- -M-+-M M 9 ^^—I—irtr J—I EEEii ^fzx--E=r--EH~-^=^-t-*~''-^^^E-^^^4^^^^^ Tempo Prima. For. JP 'Z: i:^ p Len '' ' ,-, Tempo Prima. For. ^EEt -e—- *= i zx=Xiir&lilillli^ ^ :5=tz=t ::tz:: 7 * ^=q= J=q==q==q=I==]=q^=^==t==l=J=r=zf!=q5z:1=i=qr==—z==|^pq=q==tl=fc?i=i==p:i^==l =f^|zi^J=dz|ztfz=^z=tfiz:i!zz«!z|z^-tfzztfz=gz|ztf=*izi*zziJz^z;E^dzfEgEt=i=^-|=°= j zzz^zXzzXz=.-^-=X:7. EzEi i=!zS -b-^-g—9—9-i- -9 9- EEEEEEjE^-^pEpEjEEE^EiiiJEiEE^EJEE^^iEEJEEifi^'EI^^^^^^ ^ z-^ztzzz-r zfztzEEEz|iz±=zJz2^zi*zi!^±zt=z=ziizEitziEEzEzilzzzlzZz:t::zE:i:EzEzitiztif=^zi?z=izaz3 Xk-9-P. 5Eb4E ZWZZ0 tEFE^EEElEEt^Etli^iiOii^^lliiiiliiigl^li^i: i 6 6 87 §1 13 6 6 Dzq—I—^zi=q=zz==rziz-:zzzz=zz i=qz= -g—0- ==-?=•=:*=: :Eizz=-==: :=^=zf=f :z :z-s!z=^ :t=t=t:: ;EE3 E{ESE^EE?EEEE3EEiEiEE?EfeEEEEEfE^I Praise him a bove. Praise him a - bove. Praise him a - bove. ye heav'nly host. Praise him a - bove. iE=F^=iEfEE -a—p^='= E ••-9 •- ^^EE^E^^E^^EE^EE^E\ •z±i?zii*=?=fi±=2i=idztzzt:zzt=i=t=:==3 izEzzPzzMziz^zPraise him above, Praise him a - bove, Praise him" above, ye heav'nly host. Praise him a • bove, •^=i-—T-n—h.—fzrpzizg^ir; niz5=izz-=T_—^=z=iz??_p_^i====: ^-^—p: -E -^ ^EEEEEEEtEi^E^EEiEEEEEEEiEtEE^i ^iiEi=fJ^PE Praise him a • bove. Praise him above. Praise him a - bove, ye heav'n • ly host. Praise him a • bove, - -r -^fi—P—P-j-fi -, zezzSzzMz BZ WE^-b— X^^. 3 3 3 3 3 3 260 ' Prai!«e God fVom whom all blessings flow.' [CONTINUED.] ?zzq=:zqzziz]ZT:zJz -z±zpz ~P' p-l-fi—=-E'S—i-#—i-#-Es—« -i-9X Xz WZrZT- T-^=t: EEE Praise him a - bove, Praise Fa ther. Son, and Ho ly Ghost, praise :zbz=i Ezzz_ -b—g- Eiz^=^zzf=z^zr=E=iiE:1=1=}E z1=:z^i ~SEi 'z^lwzXzX i±zLi=zz±Z2^z=zr=zzz*z:EB==zez=fz zdzrlist zzzzlz^zpz zPzPz. zzzzizzMzaL Praise him a - bove, Praise him bove, heav'n ly host. Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, praise t-r-fi- -g i-r-.e ^ lEgEi^liEEEEiSE^E^I^lEe: ^SEEEEzwi ^^E= ^ Praise him a - bove, Praise Fa ther. Son, and Ho ly Ghost, Praise ^_l. EE- -P 9 p . , -fi- '^izbzBzrizz:.*ziz2= zi:—p^qz -!*_#- :t=t=t E Z=IlHE^=iSE EEE^^EEEEE^^^zEz 1^ \ % % % Praise 6 and teI I ^b—9- -e gi Zz=A—Xz X EtE^^li^EfilEiEJEgEE^ili^li^^i^^:t: -XX i IZZIZZ zXzz rb—g 9 Ov EEEEEE. EE: 3E|E^S|E^E3E5Ea^IEXEjI3g} zz*zA:dzzQz Jiliit: f Yzd—Pz Fa ther, Son, and Ho - ly Ghost, Praise Fa ther. Son, and Ho - lyzJi±i3E3z^z*vz^f:iz:*zi*ii= Ghost. Hal - le - lujah, Halle t YZi-i-PZizvz!^zzfZYz^-=zzYlZ-zpzzT-zStzzYEE=z»z^zY^^^r-|2 :::F4E=E=tr=t=|l=ig:|:E=:W=:t=£=|EEEE=p|:f=^zfz^zt=}=t===^:}E^izgzr^ % \ I 6 4 3 3 S i* 6 • Praise God from whom all blessings flow.' [CONCLUDED] 261 -fop=ezziTZ#: :t=t: ^^^EE^E^mEEmxzzzmxzz^zz^Emxzzi Hal :t: lu -jah. :_>*_zKiiz|_q_zjiiiq zzz-iiii-j^zz-zrq^T—^zqzzz-iiiiui^ziizi-iii-zizizz^iqJliiziiizizizixiqizzizizizii .b— J—g-J-#—p—#--^_p=zzzq.i._^ 1 f^-Y-i—Z}-0iP-t.f-.^-.'^.p.t-P—0-Z—^Y<''"-'—*--9A-9—0—^"-^4 lu - jah, *zz"zi:izz="=zi±i?!=t=*ifiit=z*.zz=*=i:*zi*ztz5:i:Ezi^z:^z:5:f:tz:tiz?zizz±;tz:5:=U=:5:?:=:=-=:*i*=Halle - lujah, Amen, Amen, Hal - le lujah, Halle - lujah, Halle - lujah, Halle - lujah, Halle - lujah, Halle i- -E^-9-—p--^—f-Yf—*—»^¥m—E^9^¥-m—^—m^-mE-9-'9ZiZmZY.^-^^^ ^^EE^^E^EiEEEEEEEiEtE^EEEiitEtE'EpEiiEEEEEtESElEEE^EiE^EtEEEEEEiE^ piii^iiifiililiippli^ilii.. -•- # ^ * 4 6 4 ~3 ~3 Hal - le lu - jah. -i^Ep^E^^»EEpE^Eii^EiE~i^.¥zi^-^¥:^E^Ei^^^^^^ |ifeE3EE^EE^E^EjEE5EESEE5EEEEE^iJ{E3=iE^EiE^^Ej^E^jE3E^5pEiEE^E^pEEEiiE^-p @!=i=*zzzi—z=zz=zzIz??=ziEz*zz*zEi^i=i=zEf:fi*—tzz??ilizzzt=iizi^z±i?==*=*:±^ lu - jah, Hal lujah. Halle lujah, A • men. Amen, Halle lujah. Amen, Halle - lujah, A - men. Zg 0 0 01 -9- ^^M^^^^'^EEEEEA^E^^M^MMMii ^ z ^-)^—^:^zzzzzzZl^- -3- == 6_8a4 a — 088 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 262 ^ How beauteous are their feet.' [iiyriN.] ^I==i===ziz=izizpif5zizf:iziz:qz:^p.zz1j:izi:-zizizizi:izz^z=z-xiqzq'!3^i^gq^i^^-^j^ I^El^iSE^E{EEE=E}iEE^Ei'E'Etei^EiizEtEE^EtiEE'_?EfEi:*E?Ef^ 1 How bean leous are their feet. Who stnn.l on Zions hill ; Who bnn:; salvation un their tongues. And words of peace reveal! 2. How charming is their voice! H^w fiE|EE-^gE^iEEEEfiEE^^iEt-{Egj^=-gESa^E==EE^IEEE^^ ^-izEz?z#ifzz*z±:*z5z*zi:?z?zi?=»zf*_^*3.*zi:»z?z*z?zfiE3i^:JzIiE5zE^^ 3. Ho9 w happ9 y are our ears^==.^ Tha t hear this joyful sound> ! ^Whic h kings and prophets *i^9-waite d* for'. And-9- sough t bu• t neve• r -p-^-p-found ! 4. How blessed are onr eyes, That iES:^^mmEE^^mEEmE^^E^^^^m^: 6. The watchmen join their voice. And tuneful notes employ ; Jerusalem breaks forth in songs. And deserts learn the joy. 6. The Lord makes bare his am. Thro' ^Lsrszxzrzm p -zzzzY-*z9ZzzY.pzM-=*zz»iXz7zr^zrzz:tzfzpzYiz-zzzzi^^ 4iif44-i—11 '—9—9-X-\—I—•-+I—I—i-=:t=+#-#Tt-+-C-5-t-i r_»-#_zi_i-^—i—,_*_iq—,x—i 4 T ——^-Si-TT ^ I -^.Z^V-7-^-Y7-^—7-^fr-r\—¥ E=^EEt->^-fh-^-^-#-T-*-,—r-H-T^tj-p-^E : -ziz=E=z± sweet the tidings are! Zion, behold thy Savior, King. He reigns and triumphs here. He reigns, He reigns and triumphs here! E?EiE3^a^SEaEaE^3=pEaEESSE4SEEa=iESEa=fESEE3^i iirz====d?=i*zlit=itli?zz*ziz*ztii^x*ziizfi?Eii:fz?zif=Ifz?zi^ see this heav'nly light! Prophets and kings desir'd it long. But [ ] died. But died without the sight. i«z*zizii;===iiq=z1iTqz=q^^i-^zq=iq^fzzz-:Tiiz5=ii=ifri=iz-ii=p^ EEE^EuEi^lEHEgiESFi^EE^EiE^EtiEEEEEitEfeEEgEgEEEEEtEfe^ all the earlh a - broad, Let ev'ry na - tion now behold Their Savior and their God, behold Their Sa vior and their God. 11*-1 f»- :*=*==J::*=j:E te ^^mi^EE^M^iUMz^mMMi^^l-PzzP—PztZzzZ.- fl J 6 33_3 6 6s S " ^ t The first two linesof the 3d and 4th stanzas should be sung as a Duet by Treble voices. In the 4th stanza omit the two measures between the brackets, [• ] so as to avoid a rep«t> on of the line " But died without the sight;" and let this line be sung slow and soft. H¥iTliV. < Daughter of Zion.' 263 1. Daughter of Zion, awake from thy sadness! Awake! for thy foes shall oppress thee no more; Bright o'er thy hills, dawns the day-star of gladness, -«^iipiii3ii^iipiiiiiii|pp^iggii^^iiii 2. Strong were thy foes, but the arm that subdued them. And scattered their legions, was mightier far; They fled like the chafl'from the scourge that pursued them; mmiEMi^^fw^^m^^mi^^^^m3. Daughter of Zion, the power that hath saved thee Extolled with the harp and the timbrel should b«. Shout! for the foe is destroyed that enslaved thee^ a:i**Ej!z*zE*E&zrz-i-Ti»:-p-i-+ ^ :iz^iEiE^zEfe-4=-r-|:P-g--?::f:t: gili^g:figiiippsi|ii£iii^^j•i»—'^5——:3—"f e-p imM'^mE^E^^^^mmE^^^iEm Arise! for the night of thy sorrow is o'er. Daughter of Zion, awake from thy sadness! Awake! for ihy foes shall oppress thee no more. E^^^^S^^^E^^^^EiE^^M$^^^^^^ Vain were their steeds and their chariots of war. Daughter of Zion, a - wake from thy sadness! Awake ! for thy foes shall oppress thee no more. U-Jk _1- '^ '^ h-ff—T—I—!-MiME^^^EmAimi'^iEM^^EmMm^^^Mi• Th'oppressor is vanquished, and Zion is free. Daughter of Zion, awake from thy sadness! Awake! for thy foes shall oppress thee no more. ^^E^^^^^^E^^^^^EEEE^^^^^^m *This passage may be sung as a Duel by two Trebles or by Tenor and Base, or all the four parts may sing together. 264 TIIANKSftlVING. Chnrch Psalmody. Vt. 149, Hi Pt. E^E5fEaEEE«:{EiE=Eizj=E EiE^iiiSilEEff^;^ -0-0-0- WME^miE^^E^^ :§iz?-t:?z?z=:f=izzi±z^: iii.tlztz:lz*zf:: .izt:ztzz:z:±ilzztii:r==—t=a z f.—s< —^—0~'0~ ——' "~ ^ " * 1. 0 praise ye the Lord! prepare your glad voice. His praise in the great assem - blyto sing; In their great Creator let all men rejoice, And heirs of '^z^-zEhszpz^.lz^zez^pz'Ef.lzsiz\zE¥i^^^^ -Pzpz^^zz-0Z~y.^^zizzz,zi---z^^Z0Z^^^^ gE^?:iEczt=ni±t=ciiE=t=?EEi±rc:it??±rczE=Ei±:EzEiiEziEtiI:tt:-^z?i±itzt=t:it lii^Jgig! 3. With glory adorned, his people shall sing, To God, who defence and plenty supplies; Their loud acclamations to him, their great King, Through earth shall be 3-[szpiiiqzqzq:ii?zpix^z^=^iz?2zqzpzi:^z_zdiIiqz:ip^:#i=i:j=pz3z*ipztzrqiiiezj^ V=EiE:J:^=»=*:||Et:|p:&E!EiEEEtEi£tE?E?EfelEEE ^ Si First and Second Tenor. Soli. i J J_ J I _ EE^EEi=EiaE3iEEEEE5|E3EEi|E?EE?EE^Ete}E|ES^^ gs'^MEm^MME- zz^E=zEitJzfifigz:fzEfEIiSns:i^=:fEEfEJz£=fcll=E±=l=•-I—' H—I—1—I -g--4 l 2. Let them his great name devoutly adore; In loud swelling |3EEE3iE-3E3Eip3EEiEEEE{ESEEpEEE5jEqEpE|EE^EEJEE^Ei=E=E=|i-^ '^zfzfiEi?zz:»=i:f:g.3=?=l===:?r^zi=?=zi=?zEi2zz:JzJJ:3z3ztitzz:==zz=ii=z=:t=zi=i^ —^ vation be glad in their king. ^Sf^ ^ -r sounded, and reach to the skies. [For the fourth stanza, see page 266, " Ye angels above, &c "] I643766 i i 7 46I «4 i 86 67 In loudswelluij THAK'KSGIVIMG. [CONTINUED.] II IJ J I Chorus,L-norus, ^ 265 z —^_^iip_ q_ II (|EilE«EfEgSCipEgEE»EE,^ zpzy. Zfil^PZ -g—I—I—I—P—7P-\ @zcczEii;EEz'zzt:tgzJ:?i?z*zz±zz[zz-Etzzzzzt:EzE:ilz®:iEEzLiztzt::i!EzEzt:i:!?zEEEEEEz i zzAztzzt itz=E=EiEztz?ztz:3 strains his praises express. EE|=zE=E=piJEEEE|EEEEaE^EJ{EE:Ej|EEiEEEE3:iEEEE5 z:3i3zzzzziiiztx*i^zjz3i?z®z?iz?z:z_z_ iz?=zdlz? Tz€zz?z*zl:'?z*z?'iz _^*z0lzl: -g^-'—0--'Xizi —•j;-g— 0-0-^-9—0-^ - -^-^0- Who graciou^ly opens lii.s bountiful store. Their wants lo relieve, and his children to bless. Who graciously opens his 9Z3=c=p=ii2=^zs:pzMfqzqzzpz^z^TrzZz*z^::f:z^-izp:r:Jz^zzzqii:qz-Jzq:p:5—^zsiiiqi3zzcppz=?z^i^ EEEEEEEiEEEEEE:EEJEEi?E*EEEEEEi*zcEEE!:Er:EEiEEEiiEEcEcE?;±iiE?E^EE;EEEEEiii?!n 4 £ ^ strains his praises express, 0 fi 5 2 ** 4 5Q Ut', •? 7 0 9 ' ' 3- I i^_,ii:*_ q:3_qiTq_q_ ^e-i:^_,:ii_l_j_q_qiiHzqzqiifi-zqzzii T -^z*z* EEE3: ,p?-.-, :zt=itzEiiiEzLz?:dlz?:±^ztzEi±-E=i:I;i^z*z?z=i±:t= .zszzz:0-O\O- I EEE3EEBIEE5E3E5EE3E;EJf^EEE=EEE3E E^EqEijzEiE i:z®=i*:i?:±=zz?-EJzi:±*z?z"zzi±:ti:E;i:,:S=*=?: fziziiEist ippgiiiliE|ggS||i;ig|p|3 store, Their wants lo relieve, their wants lo relieve, and his children to bless. Sym. [For the 3dstanza return lo page 264.] '^^^^mEmE^^E^^EzmmEE^mmMbountiful ^E?E^E»E .it=«:i-Z|r-iiz*zfzpiiit=i-iifr^ziz*ii:2zfz^iiiz^zpzptqzT-iii^:f:^it^qT~:i:« i fEjzJ:gzt=t=Bipz*:|-z^z£t:|itE=E:lEE?EEEEfeg:feS I h % 3 3 3 3 3 3 % *J « I [ M. s. H—34 ] 26E^^^^EEEEEmEmmmmm^^^m6 THANKSGIVING. [CONTINUED.] Solo. 4. Ye anveU ttbove, his glorien who*ve sung, In loftiest notes^ now publish his pritise: We mortals, delighted, would borrow your tongue, WoiJd join ID your numbersi and chant to your lays. mmmmMiMMmmMEmEEm^^^^Uf and '2d Treble- Soli. '^' J < ''^i ^ ^ J t ^^ zszzi=z=izz:ziz=zz=iz:z-i:=rzzzz:=izzzizzi ^izizypiqzqzzigzpzpxf^^zzisx3Z,iiix^z=z=}Tq=qzza::^=p:«q=l E^b^ElEEfeEfe-Ji-lEiEEiEzEfEE^Em-EfefE'JEEEEEJ^c^ « l§ !M g I i ^T I 0 ^TjiEiz--izz=:iz^i*ETzizttzz^ri^zp-7r7T^ ^SlEEEl?E?3feEJEtSifeE?EEE{EEEEif^ *z:*^2i: :=d=-zfr:zz;;z2.=: '•777ZZ-Z7zz:: E5fE3EE^HEEEapEE3EiEEEaEEfE3EJ^fpEpEEEfEEEEiiE^^^^ I-J T-g-»-*t s-»-»¥s-»-»i-^^±ifpPz*zzz±ZzZ-E^-Pz»A °zgzi^:Iz^z-^-:izg=t=*f - 7-^-'-E»-^zX-tzA ffe mortals, delighted, would borrow your tongue; Would join in your numbers. Would join in your numbers, and chani lo your lays. :x=p=~a=^=:=2?a-vzzzzzzsz: zzzzzzx ^^^£EiE^ErE^m¥^\E^^^7mi^z^ :=t: ' * ' *- g 33 i i 3 8 8 23 8 8 3 3 t 8== THANKSGIVING. [CONCLUDED.] 267 ^^^^^^m^m^^^^^^^^^^^mWe mortals, delighted, delighted. Would join in your numbers, and chant, We mortals, delighted, would bor row your fcr=l==|:izzCTjEpz^EEjE=E^EEa{EqEiEEtEEaE26y^E^|E$E3iE3^^}E^^^i ^ ^^tt^ZP, zpJ^t^zzX-Z-^h-Bz^z^Z9A.t-.J i Ei^z^zi?zzE'.h^zPzPiaz'Epi^zdhz'zzX.¥zzzxEE?zt-t.iz?z*zt.i We mortals, delighted, would borrow your tongue; Would join in your numbers, and chant to your lays. We mortals, de - lighted, de- zXzt. OTE3T=E3|E«pE;l^EJEp}Eiz^Eg#zEg*==pEp}^^^^ P^Bii: :MSErq3x=tz!az^.-tzttEEzEEzpEEzEzEEEzz=Etzt=l==tiEEEzEEzU=cft=tzf:l:t=:t=tEczt=:t:?:tz[zzc:We mortals, delighted, would borrow youf r -d- ^3^»^»~'i^E¥z^'^E^^»'^'^'EEE=A-XE^^^^M^p- -0Efi-P-m0A^P-P-fi-, ,=EEEEEfelill-EizEzEEtES:?EE?EEfE!E?EEElEEEElztE"tetEEiEEEfc I 6 5 I 6 4 ^~-— 6 6^-7 8— | Ptivt turn z:pz===:iliz5=*=zzi^2zp=pii=i-=i=ii:xiiyjziTZiziiiTipziff:iiiHZizi^iipzz?:iiii-^:gz=;:fiiz5=*=iz|:^2zp=pii=i-=i ^ tongueEEE^EfEE=gE=EEElEEEEtEEEElHfeEEtEEEEkEEEEliEE^EEE^; Would join in yonr numbers, and ^ EE5fE5EEiSE-aE|E5E3^E5Ei3E3EEE^EaE|EEE3E^E5i3EE^:E .azt--i;T^=*ziifii^fz*:Jz?ziI?=-?Et:?Ttf-z*z:f:±:fiz?E±:_zi?zi?ili?zi_i_===:?-i:i^ lighted. Would join in your numbers, and cha"t lo your lay.s, chant to your lays, and chant to your lays, and chant to your lays. ZJp-i^pAzpZ-9ZZp-AzSZ-PZ^AzZp-iZ-PZZ]p-Az^''Azoi..-0.Z.gAY^..ZlE\ Z9l.p..g "^—:ffzi25ilipiz»z:^i:pzp^z?ZF:Ii^z^z»ZK^:*:p;-i-:T| : :4z==t:Etzi±::l:--iztzt=t: J4::E=rii:t J±it::.tiiiiti±:tziii..^iiitit:tziiiiiti_^l it: _ ;p-ztilit:=U="-t:it=tzEztil:E=tzEz^±i:ztzzzl'i tongue; Would join in your numbers, and 5fii^'^^^*-f^^=g=gij:zpzpzpif^;z»=iii;:^^=P?=P=:^-^:p=£f^=#~-g:T:E=^T-^^*=^f^E^=^f^^=E*-^T=^E='=T," f : tEz{=zt:t=t4E::g:=^:gitEt:=£i=E|£:=£|:E:^^ iiE S: g .^6c5 'Salvation! Oh, the joyful sound.' [HTMN.] ^^ -z^zJE^zr^^l&^zrElBz^f^^ ^.az*iii?zzz=iItz=t:tEEz^E-E:i:tJ^J:tzEziEz±:Ezici±it=i=t:i:z:£z=izzzzzzJ=i=EfcitEI =fEaEJEEEE3jEaE3Eg=3^SiEqEBSE3SE3EE3EEfEEEE^^^^ }-^-9-\ g-0-0-Y9-9Y'-'-9 9-YsrV9A-^-9^E S>-^S fS-A g JH-g—g-| sT^tf-|gTr-^| gTj-jgJzgZZgtltl^I^tZSJ Salvation! Sal - vation! Oh the joyful sound! 'Tis pleasure to our ears : A bovereign balii* for every wound, A cordial for our fears. ;EfEiS*EfEfgEpEfg:gE^E^ifEgEpE|E^EgpEfEiEEgIE3EjE3EEgE^^ >E:2tz?:l:tEzEi±EEzt:i-Cz;iz-zp:±:pzizti±itzzEtii-=_:t.?z3z?il!^zzirii:?zz:*:i^zri±:t=i^^ For. .Q. .^. Pia, For, ts t ^szipii:-zpzpixitz"iiii-izpzp:izilz3z^iiitii=zlzTi=z--=Ti^-iz=xzzzzz=T^ ^^lE?EEEEf~Et:feEEEE:iE^EEElEzEE?EfiSEfefe 6 6 6-65 566871 4 6 66 6 ^ /ts /ts —=:—5iIr^zz^-|ii^ziEEE=3E^z:aiI=d=5Eizz:ztE=EEE5J=3Ez:-pzT^^^ }zz^zEEAb0zEz7iAbS=zdE^T^z±^^zzPP.hs^EEziz^^^^ -g- -0- Z. . "— -9- ^-^ -9- a tempo vrinio. mp aioujstow anaand isoji,Soft, /T> /r ^llipi^lilil^igiliiilllii^^iisiiglilEi^p•p- 15" i -9- -0- " "' "-^'' -9- '—' ' -g- tij- -9- -0- *^ -9- -0- * "-—^ -9- s—, -g- ^ .g. -0. v -.__» t.' "^ Buried in sorrow and in sin At hells dark door we lay; But we arise hy grace divine. To see heavenly day, ^z-zE-zzEEiiz~:-E}z^zzz4:iEEE5fg^EEEEEiE EElEEEEEEEifE3EEHE5pEEH|lfEiEpEIEiE^3EEEJ=d ifi^liS^ZZIlti -5- -•- • • -g- -—' -g- z-z3^riz:gz:*:E?Jz«zi:?zz=:iit=EiiEEz?fE=t=:±z;z5=?«^±=fc^ I Slow and Soft. ,.—/—N, f> i^o, tempo primo. mp -..-3-rte^-pi:p^=:t^z=zi|zqziqizz]:.^zqzz=ti=i|zq=iqizztxzqzzqzi:eZ=ziTiqz=q z fesiSTlilrllliiEm" ?EIE|EjE?EEfEE*ElE^E?EI:EEtElE?E! =t: i Unison. as5 •' g? «t 'Salration! Oh, the JoyAil sound. > [CONCLUDBB.] Sym. 269 E^¥^^i£^^^l^- '^^^m^^^^^iMMMM^^^m AEXEXEZAE gzEE^E^^^E^SEiEE^E}¥E^Eff-iE^zHE^zE^E^Ef^ Pz?_«:#;±:5z?:fi?zi?il:?i*ii=:?zzz':i:?i#:iigztE±zE==zElzEEEzzlEtt:iIii!!±But we arise by grace divine. To see heavenly day Salvation^ ! Salvation! Let the echo fly. liiiiiiiiiil§iiii{^i:lifiiiiiigjiiiiigiII.,* ..:.,. I— Al-:-- rrs. , 1.. J... ' o.,„..: i P.I .: i T _. .V- L- g^.. ^r-ZE- -t—. eSETit^H^ili^EgtE^-pz^zizi-zzw t tzE=t:ii?E , g^J 6 6 r7 6 0 6-15 6 I 6 J 6 w^^Mm^MWMimm^^^m^^^^^Em iS^f^glii^iliiliSiimiiilli^^i^^gig The spacious earth around; While all the armies of the sky. Conspire to raise the sound. Conspire to raise the sound. :zi:xi^=*-iiiqz:^x=z=3=qz:qi=^i:-:zqiiqziziKz]z3zf:xi^l-pzp=:fiiip=iiiiipz*z^^ix^=^^ fpi:E-Z^\z^zz4zBzi-^zzp--zPzl^zi-B^^^^ZSiZ E: -9^ ^EfEFEfeE.,.-^. m lizzpz 7^- -Azz iiil^«iElig?ll^l^ -ti m 66 ir6 8-7 Unison, % i 270 ' O give thanks unto the liord.' [ANTHEM.] Jno. Smith. Z^ZSZZZg m, -izg—gz: zzszza: zziszzz^izszzrzzzizzzzzzzz E^ E -i—X EEEEEEE^E^IEEE I ;E|Ej=:=-.zzz=z-iEEEaEIEE3EgEEEEIEEE3EpESE2EEEEEEifEEE1^ E3EEE zSizfz g-^-9 {-9— g-f-g—9-Y"—s-^g-j- e=g-|—-f- ^-*—g-|-^—^~#2^T—®—i^i A 0 give thanks. 0 give thanks un the Lord, give thanks un the Lord, give thanks, give ISZZZ zEEpE-9 r—'P—.z=^JEEEJE=EE-zzj=^EJEsz^E^-|^E9- 3 ilEEel^ EE; Erztz -g- s=i=t SiftzE ;raz 0 5' 87 6 s6 %-J- 1=21 z?i=Ze- E^E^E ?5ZIZ^ZZPZ =p: .p_.., z—r-fj Hiil ilii E=t =3E=E3=t===EEE^=Ef==:E3E^EEzzpzE^-2=5ETEEElE3EfEEEEEiESEE|= ^=?=z:=?ziiz=?zzz=?zEH^=?=E?zJz=Lzzlz==zt=zizE=t==t=i===3=?==:i=:?z=:=fzIz5^zzi?zi=:' ?Z thanks. give thanks tm the Lord, give thanks un to the Lord, give thanks un the Lord, IZ=pZTZp=e_g-j. -g -fizizf- lEEElEEEE ^ilili ElPiJEgElEiEEgE^i^ zqzizg=i=—izo—p-is: 5EEE -!--•- :g!z|zt=F=^|=tz=t=t:: li^lii Em^ tElEEEtgg ^ a $ u I = a i <0 give thanks unto the Lord.' [CONCLUDED.] TUTTI. 271 -£ZZZB: -^zzpzziZTi^zzp zEE^iEtElESEEElEEEEEEEiEEEEiPI; ^ .^-±_2=:^_±_g_?—tz=±zzi=t=±=:===t=iztz=zzJz5=^zE2^~?=?ziz?zz£zz?z±;?izi?i3z?zlit=:^=:?:±;t=:3=:f"-± for he is good. for he is good. is good, for his mercy endur eth for his mercy endur - eth, his ZfiZ 'fi-Y9—9- '•l-fi— P-YP--e-Zt-Z-Zi-l-7 =zzziz-=z-izzzzii-zz=!iqz5Zi:pz.—:,-c-+-?= : d-9^=T-s=?ztzr=s= t zcztztzz EEEE EEzziz=:Ez±zE=zcziz*z:-?zE?z=[z=tzzEt=t=t;z±:t=?J^Ezi:Ez:t: ZZZ£Z s E-z ^^?E-E^EElEEE^=!E?iEEEE^ElEtEEEiliSi|§z|z^^ n i « ' s a •;;i=z=|zi=iz3zpEEcz=^zz:pzfz?=czzE=f=Ezz:3=zir:z ^ -- —3T- z EzzzizziztzEl—E—t=Eti=|— gz lz?=;?=:zzz 5ZZZS5 —g T i?i^ zt=c=zJz3Eztzqzz^=dzt 5EEJEqEEE^=zEEjz= Z2ZI zzizgzizd-^-'^ztzd—g ^=dzE^=i5=:-==J===xzzEz-3—g- i L-O- li mer - cy en dureth for his mercy en - dureth for ever, A men. -fi—i ^ -9- ZgZ: -.zpzzpzzz^zzzizzzcz t=^:^i§iji^l^flJi^^iSi :E±=t= HHIIE iS m - zzi-zz-o Tzr—ziizqzi=5zzizz-=iz==^ •zfzX=z.|=q=^j z E fEEEjzaz|zpzz^Epz|z£zqzz iHpii^ t I 'How loTely are thy dwellings.' [ANTHEM.] 272Largo. First TVeblt. Dtul. P-^-P0—-.—-— :(:" -izE—ez] ?.iz^^ ^^^^l^m'^iEzA: -L— 0>-^ How lovely are thy dwellings, how lovely are thy dwellings. How lovely are thy dwelling", O Lord of hosts; Second Treble. t. ESEd^iq:i=-^zz=zzg"^i=dz=jzzq-E4=EE=3:f=*EEEE3E*EE'*:z:#_zi^=zz{z*qT — z:&g=i=g-j_-.g_g=t=^T=g=grEj=9=j=*zEz=gz3z^LL-:z^^,.--*=*E:* 7^9Z ie^=#: -• -#^ Ho~ w loyel" •y are th.....y dwellings. , how lovel. .y are th. y dwellings, How lovely are thy dwellings, 0 Lord of hoiXs Instrument. ,- ,/^ ::^p^zXzz p -* 1 g 5S —I h- 1—|--i—y-' M L -^ ^E^\B^ L-'-\ ^-^-.-^-*=fE^E^;^:|3=^gE|=gzz;;|=^I=^f==^EE3;Ef^EEj^Ef = ^—I—q= Y—^-^-[p-T-i—•-'—T-*^-*—^-fE=E-EF—^-E^:—I «—Ef;r-»-4—H—T 1 My soul doth long, my soul doth long to enter thy courts. ^^j. I n^E^5E^PE3^i|;EEEE>EfE*E^^=;;E^EfE3zEE3Ej^^EEE3Ej=EiE3:-E^zE=i^ f==?ri£-feE3E3ES:^^=3=3-i:3~S=fc?:±:^i=5==5=EE==t My aool doth long, my soul doth long, my soul doth long to enter thy covins. Blessed are thty ^EiE^^EE£^gE^gEg|EE£gE*Ei=Fj!EjEfE»E;7fTXZ0ZZZlZZMZZ7iZI.ZKI77X^ - ElE^Ppkz.^Z=^ZZ77^^ ' I r I fl I -^i P—rt"!#'E-^-iE—*-f-t—•-?—^^t^^E^zzMzlzzzzMzlzzrzz I i :p-qr=4-4—H—;^-=q=E^ 'How loTely are thy dwellings.' [CONTINTTED.] 273 ^ ts — y=p= -f^-P-zr--V-i-0~T E^EE^z»ziza^E^z|Ep^tizzit^E3Epz|Epzn^^r]z3=i=E=EzrHEEuEtE =t :z=::=pzz#=: -^=»=r—»»-= zE=E^Ez^zgz*zUzi:U===^EE:3zU=fit:zgrjz^*zt=*zzz:gi=li*= : I Blessed are they are they who dwell in thy house, for they shall always praise thee, they shall always praise thee. /ts zpzzzpzzpz 1—I zp—p—-izzz^- zPzEEt -\—XE\ •z=t==t^z^: i^E^E^p^p^Eg^|E^=3=P zPzztz =il=S=i ^ |Z.. J_^_X 0—I-0-0- \—0-0-i.•' 0±.—0 i.-0- ^— Blessed are ihcy who dwell thee. who dwell in thy house, for they shall always praise thee, they shall always praise .:|?i__lM rt\ -m- -m- .-——... ^L-z:Eh:z=zsEtf*zfE'=q'^?z•1—i-ft0 ^—^H—^—z - JZaZ :z5z^!^z^zsz :EE^ -pzzpi i^E^EEtEEE^EEEE z«^z=iz:zzs*:iz'li z ;Ez^.i="zzizf zt -\zzXZ- =«tllt Chorus, Tenor. Dud. Tutti. z§z=3zE3—a_zizz*zIzpiz?EzEiE3—«=P=#=f:*xz^i1z5zi==zzzz-: :zf!:=?=E*zzii:z5:=^=Et=tz=?z±:?zz;^=t=^t=ii:=t=:3zz'ztizz==zz=:: jzz±it=Ur+-t :t: ii Alto. Second Treble. Alto. E^E^EEEEE^=EEEEqE^i;^^3E3zi"jz=qi^z;=iE^z?rza^ES==3=fEq=zj-zg|Ej=:=Fz=^|=j=rf]zE^ tz&zzizE^=^^^zrL^zz^z¥^zzizztzz^zU^^^-0-0- How loveff "are thy dwellings, how lovely are thy dwellings, how love . ly are thy dwellingsJwellings, 0 LorLord of Hosts. j^rfT=zpzizgzzq^z|°;!lzqz|z3==3Eg=|:g=zg:=:gzzgz|E*zizgE3|z^z|i[zz|zizzg=f?za=:». @zSzzS=iEzt==i=i^z?ziz?±:?==:;=i:t=U=:tz=t;zf£=zti1zzzi:t=E=?!=£iz=5: i^iii^^iil Base. 0j-:g=^iz^=q!rzq=q^izz1zzq=q^i:z1=j^=-=«=x;t^M===. zpzzwzzx. HzgEiz±ztf=:*zzrt:=*z|ztfzz*=*z|:*^*==*^=|:==tJ3H- -I—I-l—h—*- igii [ M. S. H. SS ] 2274 (How^ loTely are thy dwellius^s.' [CONCLUDED.] "^^EiE^^E^zzzzz^.iZTzlEEE-^EiEE^z^'fEpE^z^lf^^ l-E—1—~ ii=^z=zi=z=zzzzzitzqztz^:fiE=:tzt:t^Ezi5zEztzt_trc:zilzr'zI=zzrzz:z-i:^-U-l?='^^^Blessed are they who i 3=EeE=^i^^gEE^E5EEEa-JE^EE}EEE3EEzEE}EEEEfE}EE=EEiEEiE^-i^^« — tz=±.*xj^7M-i^zizz^-zj7izPzP.¥.9Z9—Pz¥.PzzPz¥.PzzZ±¥.PzP^±E^ZzAz.7zl^ My soul doth long, my soul doth long, my soul doth long to enter thy courts. Blessed are they who : zp=aZpr»iIip2EE3:iE3zz;; - -•zzpjTiizz—--*^---—- • -I—l-i—I—I—•-•—.1.01-0. BzS^^^^E^zEEE^^ Blessed are ihev. Elei^sed are they =z-.»ZTipr=qzTipTzqzTzirz=:z Tzpzpz3z=i=rz;z zr zz-=i itzzzrz- r=W-#-J ^E^E . .-I---1Eti^EJEEEE!'ElEEE?iliSE^EyEEE=feiEEE^EE:E?ili^E^E^fe^^ ^ " fi — jt ^'^ Blessed are theysho 4~- 824 6 i3=E^z±i^zi^=E^=:cElz»=±.?=l;i=tz=^zirziizzIitzzi^ziEzitiz±zc=tzi-t=t=tiEzt=l:tzc=iiz^^l:f^=Ji dwell who dwell in thy house. Pia. 3EEE^E3-iEEEEa3EEf^E^EEE^{EEEqEIEE=azE3EE^EE=ElEqEEgE3EEIE5EE^=J^ tjzzz»zz7»ztzzPzzzz=ZA-Jz¥izzz7z.-^zizz¥.Piz^-hizzPzzPzz^ziP.zP--^^^^ '0- dwell in thy house, For they shall always praise thee, they shall always praise thee. \ . men •- -sv ^^ 0 ^ ^ 0 m -"""" EEcE*EiE^EiEi=p^EEczE^=iEf-iEEEE^EiEzr:^EziEEt-uEitEEcEE'E*^^ _ , fc^zi;z•:.^U=^U=:=:^"E;^-Ei:t-Jz:i*z:?zi:f:z•-iI•zI=IEz:!!!zizE=Ez±:tzC=™are they who dwell in thy house. Pia. .0- -0. ?sxr;rrr=P===*zi==*tZ===q:azzi^xziJ=z!!zqzrq'^i:i:zqziizizt:zip:zizi=»iizgriiqzqzzazqzqzK -EEEE^EtEEt==EE*i?^:^?E*Ef3£EErl--E^:^-E5EI-f3=dwell in thy ^ wr 7 - ^O praise God in hli* holiness.' [ANTHEM.] PI. ISO. 275 Wx^z'^h^:^Az—iizl^.0zmzpz¥.prz0zpzpzwzizf^^^:iiz1z-z=r—T ' — ^J^azraEfi?=?zfif-zzip:h?==i±:=ziizzCizt:ifit=iU=tztzt:±icziizrzz:Lz:?.I:?zzii=—z==zzl:=£z=i=zEEz^f=zE = ifEE:i|i=EE:lEEzzi{E=i:{EEEEziEti{E5Ei=^E«|EizE^E:^EEiE==Eii^zEEE5JEi;fEfIEE^ 'z5:z2zi^±:az*zKiiazi;l.2zz:f2^i:»z*zi:I:*zi*Z2^=izi:i:#-z#z«z:*z:i;iiiZ=:fi=zt«z?z?ii~z"z?il:fxiz*z»:±^ 0 praise God in his holi - ness. Praise him in the firmament, in the firmament of his power; Praise him in his noble acts. Praise him in his noble acts. ^EmE^mE^EmEEmmEE^E^^^E^EE^^^m' - I r 0_ _ ^_ _ ^^z?zE?:fE?z*=?Eri=:^E 7 ZY9'-r-^ZpZY-0'^-0-3-7-ZZY-0--9-9—9'—fi--Y- b=^^zzzxA^Et-A.2zzz ^ilEEEEEiiiEEuEE^^EfeEEiEEEEJEE^t ^iiislisiiSi3^iEi^^^^E£?ii^Ji^=iSiSgiE^iW-x ^ Praise him upon the lute and harp f I I i^=BEaSE4EE34=r=]^3f4E-E=f^=5^=4E^Eb=*=g=»=^g=| EE5EEEf^EEaEq|^|EEE=EI !:^ziz«t2E*ziSaiJ!=?fa=E=ta£ii^=?=Hz:?zi^Ezt=t=U=-=^-=i ^X Praise him according to his excellent greatness ; Praise him in the sound of the trumpet, in the sound of the trumpet. Praise him upon the lute, upon the lute and hvp j fe^E3=iI|Ei=E2i3E3=il3Ei^iE^E^EiIaE^E=iIa=p=«=iE2Ezt^5—^-|i7^X^X7zz-f7.'\.^^zz^~'^1gTz —^zizjiazpi^p^:::iZ9-0lS-g^ pzmzpzpzm EEEEEI ^-^^^V^'-^-'^T^-^^Y^izdzzlcEiz^^ •f--^=rt=t=t: ^ , I I I Unison.umson. .g. ..g-0-0-0. .g. ,-?-_„,-f^f-9- -f-frOt.i -I -A—. \-l.-—, s-i ' " ' ^-^ - ~ v..:«. u;— ..«.,., >!,. !,.«. .^A k..^ . i • - « i ITs X Pr&ite him upon the lute and harp : 2aT O 'O praise HoA in hi^ lioliiiexis.' [CONCLUDED.] '-EE-EEzXYXXB-97^¥^'^~9-EXzYXzzrzz izgz^z -b—\~-A-0-0- -^^^zp-^—I 1—I—I—P-0-YQ-Z\--'- -|——'z?ij:?zir®E|azBi|az,iIzzi=z^===i=^ = >zzSr-?zL:zii-t=tzEzEii±zEzE=t=t=:iE?z2zziiEzti izzaEg|ip=?r:^r:tE^E^=E&z^PJEE=^Efa-^=ii= ^z^*z?==:±rzrEEzE±itEEztztz:±iEszzL-S^z^iifzzz?.l?z^:±2zzlzzzz:=zzz=lizrzii:^.i«r.qzzzz::#z?EEz?i: -S- -0 -^-'--9- ^ ' Praise him in the cymbalsIs,, in the cymbals and dances, Praise him on strings, on strings and pipes, Let every thing that hath breath. Let :i=»:iig=gziz=z=ii=izq=zii-zqzqiTizz=zzixzzzcizzzTzzz=:==zzzzzT-..^^ -^^ - ^ E-t-4-^-t-F-^-r4-°-g—+r-*-°-+-| \E~° E-Eti*--—p^-^-*T——^ |*- »-^-g-g--.|——\ -g- -0-Z-0.-K 1.-» -s.—, -9- _— Leti every thing that halh breath. Let iever y thing that hath breath Pnjsoti. _ _ « -•.0. - -^—9^^.yJ-0~^ ^—/^ ^, .. 0 -9-9-P-^-9-9 1 1—"-•- 0 ^ , ipzPrt=Ei^zEzp=pi:f:T:gz^zrTizzzzzii:gzzzpixzrzjiiizz|=z --=TZ=IZ=IT==Z^| W^^ EiEEE 7 -^X' ^ " iel # _ J ts /t, z^ciE|E^=zgzzpEjE^EE^EE|E^Ei|;=^|ziEiE|E^EEfEg=rpEf3=EE|: .T^zzpz. zezz*zzci|igzzjsz=^:—:=zl=^zre=i—=izi=2=rpzl=E==^f Let every thing :t=t:i=E=t=^=fr=tz=t:i-E=t=tS:?==E=n=£z:?=i=t=i==lthat halh ^ that hal:izE=t=^=fr=tz=t:i-E=t=tS:?==E=n=£z:?=i=t=i==lh breath praise the Lord, thai halh breath praise the Lord. ^ th breath praise the Lord, thai halh breath praise the Lord. zitf: EESrE]EE|ijBE^iIET^EEiEIEEEE|=EiEE=|EiE^EgE^ ^JE^Z^-zzz." 9 ' ^^^I (ZZ zizi:diIz?zzdz=;gzSzziz=2ZiJi?z=^z=^:iEczi=tzaz=2fcE2=zzi=z=£E^=zES- K every thing that hath breathy thathatt hath breath praise the Lord, that hath breath praise the Lord. PRAISE THE LOED, PRAISE the LoRn. "" —^/^ I ••— • I • ^ E: E^^lE?E?EfE}^^ii=^^fey^f^lEEEEt=^ that hath breath praise the Lord, that hath breath praise the Lord. '9-P^ =gi==j=gi=3==)=zztpi;z=iiz=i?iifz=tzi=t:i:5:==zi; WtE^Ei?EM: "I t=FT=i!=g-g=|:tE:=tE|EEEE=a:|:zizE| zzazzzzirzciiE; i izzz !gEiiiJfi«iiiiilli^^il^l^^ breath, that hath breath praise the lord, that hath breath praise the Lord. •very thing that hath breathe , J *a8 |06gT 7 • i » DisanssiON. 277 izfiZ3:q=qir:i=zziiiqzziqzi :^zfafEgzg.-|E^—gz:|EgJzzg- 9 9 t=t ^^mmmEmimmm^^m^ E?Ez^-zjEif= E EzXzzipi§E^EEEE^|^?g|3E|Ejfg^i5p ^ 9--p-'—9 ©--»—©T #X# ^^Ig-^J-g-M—1.9-1-gl.T.-i:-,^^_W-0-l^-^ZMZg ^-I-©-^-#I»#-^I©II I.ord, dismiss us with thy blessing. Bid us all depart in peace. Still on gospel manna feeding. Pure seraph - ic love increase; ii&lE5jE^E^E&pEi^EjE^EJi@^^ ;==_4:gz?:lz;z*zEt;i:t=t=H:±?=^z=zlti^zti==:=-i?=ai:i:3:==-:i:?-=:irztzz!lz;:lfz3::;*z^ 5ib=5E^pEJ=iez==^: l^^ij^iprtEEit ^iiiggigiiiiigliiiliiilii^iif&igJi^lisl^ 6 04 0 6466687 3333 6.4 68 faL^rfa:=z^^=:I~==Ix:l^:2—Jzix=zzr====jz=i=zzziizjzzl:pzit==z;:i=z=3—-zzzziiiqzqzqzq:izzri=p=:i:==z:zzzzzi |@-=fzg—s':Iit=t:it:=t=gg=:±ziEzzzzt=3zi r=:i£==it-°—zztz:i=zz=zJzt=t=t:=t:i:-Z-=^=-±tEzEzt:±£:=:t=:t=i izb-zz 5*^*7=^=1h—I - EE zTz. ;jEz]zq^qE^zit=j=E|EiizzjEfEjzzizzjz3zE=tjEz]zEEiEzi|Eqzztztif=jE3EE^|Ejziznzijz| - -Tizz^A-^zM- • ;±i*z^zJzgzzgzil:5-J:±:S=*=i=*iE?ziz3zizfzfziiLiJziziz*:f:s=*=*=^i:*=:iEj=:3zf -g ©-J. x.s. i^w^m^^^^m^wEmm^mw^mwm^mFill each breast with con - so tion, Up lo thee our voices raise ; When we reach that blissful station. Then we'll give thee nobler praise -a—p. -O. , ^^J "e g7 «^^ « 0 9 0 jg • • 3 » ' 13 ^- 27mE&^Em\mm^^mmmE^im^^m8 DISMISSION. [CONCLUDED.] Pia. i^^EEEE{igj]E^IE^P^EijgEEE^EEEEEp=iEEEqEI^EEEE^|iEiEaiXj:EO 1 z=Ei?:*:i:i:f*ig:^ib=z=z±=_=E=ztz».±E#z*fiz:Jzzzlz=zz=Ei=iztz5i:iz#zi^*zf*:*±:i*i* Then we'll give thee nobler praise. And we'll sing Hallelujah, Amen, Hallelujah, And we'll sing Hallelujah, Amen, Hallelujah, To God and the Lamb. ':i^^^i0zl^^^E^\E>'~^^:9Z^E^&z^iX=S^^^ t=?EEE^:•I^I±?I?^5fc:^--i-==-;*IE:t:tzt:?t===-i•:i::=i=EEzfEz-ztz^-i=:=—E=^.:E-z.z Halielujah for- ,^» S^bEE2:i^jFE^=jE=}E^E«EfEE=f«E-EiE^=E mZPZ t=PE4^--ziti?EEEEiIES';fi i=itzti:*ititE±EzfzEJ===:tzzr=izzztzt:i^z*z»lt:t=zi=lzrz=Izzzz' —^— 6 6 ^ 6 6 7 J§ 7 56 #8 7 '^^^m^^^^^^^^:E^BA^^s.^^^ 'Z^I^EE^-±Z^'^S^ZXZZ7E\EEZE-^^^ ^--^-•ziiEiE^-^^-Pz^r-jizEPzPzMZPz^^zPz-*^ Halle - lujah, Amen, Amen, Amen. -g mzzwz EJDZ t=tzt- er. Hallelujah for ev er, Halle - lujah, for - ever and ever. Amen. -fi—,-^ ^..^.. _ ,0-9- ST^ r0-9 -.-,.^—fi-. -fi-r— IHS; ^ - 6 3 DOXOLtOGY. 279 And shall be ever • more, And :3hall be evermore, EjE3zp^E;E^}EEE?-gpiE3E5}EaEE3ESpEi}E5^ tz:^zPziPzPzPl^zPz¥.PzzzA-Z-AzP.¥.^Z-Pz¥j^zzzJEz¥.£Az7zP±PzPzPzPz¥:jzPzPz To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, One God whom we adore. Be glory, as it was, is now. z^immE^iMEEW^^EMmEM^E^I^^M And shall be ever • more, -P-9- liziipzi: ^.Z^ZiZTiZZiZliZ»ZY!^ZZpZY0Zf^ZY-ZX--Y-^^J^-}XZf^^Zl1;^7Lztz^. -IE*z*zpz-rl:r=ff=»ri: ^_i—I—I—-f-^-i—I--I— ill m SliE^EiEEEEiEE^IlEEEEfEEfefEtEE'ilEEEEEiEdtEEElEE^E15 St 6 6 ^6^ 6 ^ 6^^•^6 1=1 nn 5 z^z^ E^=ESpE«E^^EE^iEf,E^Eq^i^JEeEE^^E{EiEiEE*iE3E^iEEEiE*E|E?^E^EEg *—X-w«—(^—^ zz"i=s*z±:U==i.=:'^=-=I:-=^=:i:^=:'?'=f:'?::=:^-.'!?--U=Et==t=rE:=3z;t;=iJ=t=EzEt=qzEt:==tK glory, as it was, is now, And shall be evermore, Be; gloryglory,, ice.&c. Slow. t I rt\ o /ts /ts zX- fEf'i5EqEEEEq^EqEEEiE5E33iE^3=i^=3EE^ETjE PES^ zazzzzrz lzIi8(=z*zi*z:*zEii=i^zfzi=E±iz*i±z?z=?zizz=z?z±=?EqzlH mor^ Be , as it was, is now, And shall be ev - er - more. ZZZZ711Z^ZZpZZiZZZZlZ—ZZ7.lZ'ZZZ^ZZ^ZZ~ZY--ZZZZZZ^.Z-ZYZZZZX.Z0ZZ-Zl^^ :iz*zSz:U=:czfzzz''iz*zzz^zzs=±=:?z|-?=-5=:i^=:?=|:?-*«=;==:f=l=*-«=l=;jHEl^#Ee glory, as it was, is ^ stow. ft- -0 » I -JP-0- itzzz •'^:zz EEEHZIEEEEEE -X- EEBi t=EEEl^iJii^Ei^^li ^ u as tin < I will arise, and go to my Father.' [SENTENCE.] 280 Turrt. mf P Express. mf Larghetto xv- -"- tzz^-l ^^^mz=z^^^mmEE^^E¥EEz^E^E^ExmiMEs Zfcli^I -.H-T 1 feEaEr^zEt EE^zi^i^E—z^zSi:z^z:fe|z=z]zziz!==J=ztp:}===}EEE^-p=E==E^^i ^ ;±is^z*z?zi=^ jzJzidzid^Pzpi^izzizziizXzA EzL'z^zgzlifi»=*z^fgJ-=g-gzti^-:*-fct I and will say unto him. Father, Father, I have I will a - rise, I will arise, will a - rise, and go to my Fa • ther; /ts ^^^^^^m^^^^MmmEE^mEEEEmSOLO. -»- If- -8 C>- /»__ T. *^ Sym, Pia. -9- I ~=^^=~ -=^^=^ ===^=iji=»j—E^EEl=^Ei^i==j=====^=-I=iEi"ii^^J==J=-tE-^EE'EJ ^z^z»itfzfpz^|gz^|azzt=4=^:f=-=|trI=*=^|=Cz=fz*tgJ:ij=^l:XEz:^^zf 6-687' " 3Bt4 "^l CSO 4 6 Adlib.pp Tempo, mf Lentando Pia. t-.z:2zqz:1;q= :i-;zzii::t3 5-±:*z#z* ^fM PP /^ m/ pia, ^E^EEE^iE&^&^&xExi^xEfi^^^ 'zzzMzPzzEEEiZPzlPzPiPzPPtX.PiPidAiX:0i^AP-7:P-9¥.dzPtPzPzP:p}pz-.Pz-^^ Binned, have sinned, I have sinned against heav'n and before thee, before thee, and am no more worthy to be called thy BOD, and am no more worthy to be called thy 9on. ^T- * £ztz«i*ziz?z?zE=zzzz!fzip-ti:'f?:£*:t-?l?=i?:t:Ui;Et:EE:c:#;*t-z.:z?. :9zmz mm K=:i=i=#J3=q=q:^q?:iqzq:^q;iq:i^?l:Si^:xq:-qTqiTi=j:iri5ZiTiiii-i5Tq:zq^;qiT:^zi=i=i:^=:iTiii:z:^izt-l^-l"»-T—.— ^ Ei5iEEEEJ*E*E*E^E?«E^zfEE?Ef?:fi*fei*itE^ES^fiEEfE:E-'i*^ 'The Lord will comfort Zion.?* [.SENTENCE.] TUTTI. 281 z^iizqzzz: •-EEP-P-9-9-Z[-——] ':SEEEEIEEEEE4 E t -^-z-z^Ei^f^-'-t^-^-^-±----^-h-T-r-h-^=5=E-t-!==t-±?z^^ z sor,r, •• 1- ••- ,*-.L.XJZ_C_^_T_XZ_|^_y,_^_IZ-— ms^m^EmmT^mEETEEEEzEEEzmmn.^^ ^ SOLI. The Lord will comfort Zion, he will comfort her waste places, and make her like Eden, like the garden of the Lord, .^. Joy and gladness, Joy and gla !-4?;Ez^z^z^zfcz?z»z*zl!!;*z*zzzEztzt:Et-:!-it;tz^zjE*.iz*zfzf^.ElEzES:luEEc?=*^^ =zzzz:izqzq!!zrxziz~iz- *"" J i ^ "zzzzzziszz'izzz' ^Jf^EiEEz^-Xz :zzdz——: :zzzdzzzzzz: z }tztz*iizzzzzz*i^z?z»:?zEziztzt;ziEztiizz:z: TUTTI •izp: EiEE^E^E*EaEq^3E^JE^pE;{iE?E?E*JfE^^.KE3iiE^-E*EE^^^^ 4=: it±Uz!?zEzE:Ez*=*=tEtzzzlizt±:,,z^zEzzEz5znzfi£z*:E?EJ!^E:EE='z-l::tz;t:i:==:t:El- p1=1-_=j^j!rp=EzE3Ei}^^E5H=E5EE5E=Ei|J==EE5E^Eia^ LM.*z«zfcfitiii±=3==?=tl*z.?z*z*ii?z*ziii3E^fzti*z-z?z?l*iizSzSi3z^zE:EzEitti?=^ siglE .0. -0- -0- -0- ^ 9 -0i9 shall be found therein. Thanksgiving, and the voice of melody. Thanksgiving, and the voice of melody, the voice of mcl • o dy, voice of melo - dy pzi,- ifEEE^J^^^iif i3z?z:f.i:zz._:r 8 6^66(t 6 «66,„ »*| %l % - 5 [K.I.H. 86] * 3 43 * Play the first four measures for an introduetory symphoay. L. Mason. 282Moianl* . PIv 'The Loril is in his holy temple.' O Cre»- I'l. Sym. €¥-p7pzpzpz¥^S.zzstzzpAz^zpziz^70Z9zfzizszzElzBZ0zEzjzil:xz=-. =±Et=t=t=t:ii=t:±==z=tJ=tztzit:t=t=tzE:±=i-titlztztz : 1 ^^^^^^^E^E^EE^xEEEEEE^^^^^^s The Lord is in his holy temple; The Lord is in his holy temple; Let all the earth, let all the earth keep silence, keep silence, /ts Fl. z^^Eiz7izXzE¥-^Eziz^ZrzE-BzE^z^ZB=zi.l^—>-i—• ZZZZZIZiZIISZZ ::2:=fi±i?zJz*z!?i±i?=±J^z?--Jztz?:L?z*z*zziiziizS2.Efz!ii?ztzz:I::p_fz:cz^zi:E:zc=:t:_^z±i=:EIE::t=pit SF5E2E EEzXzX iaz-zztiipz*z^^:Ti!f=g^zpz«zzzz=iT:izzzzzzziii=zz:z:==izizzz=T==x==ri Zi*:: :uSx*z*z*zt:2ZJ2:i ; :zdzzs:EfeEffiEEEEEEEtE^EfEEEEtEi'ilEEEzEEElEEEEElEzEiEEEEi ^ § ? I § %- - § —-HH ^ Itl ** § ' 4 5 563 -g-Yfi-9- =EEliEE^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m^i^ EJiEESEEEq&d:gzEqzEqz=j.Er-iE3EitE-E{E^SEEE=E|Ett:§E3=z^EEizfE c fz?z2t±±zifziJz--i-^*=±:fizizi*iz?z±EEz?i±:fzi2z:s±±iSzii;3z?zz?zizz±iz=z?: keep silence before him, Let all the earth, Let all the earth keep silence, keep silence. Let all the earth keep silence, keep silence before him. ts ts . :::ipi:i: -fZ—•--» -- it:t:zt=±±:t Be fore him ZXZZZXEYZZZZ m. a " Tasto. %% % \\ ' Hark ! the Vesper EI; inn is stealing.' [VESPER HTJO..] Rasslan Air. 283 _ SOI n ZtZZZfZZ=Z!Z il: z^z%zPzz:szzzsiz.I Ju bi la tet=±, t SOLO. I 1 :S3 Ulli•Xz I 1. Hark! ihe vesper hymn is stealing, O'er the waters soft and clear : Nearer yet and nearer pealing, Now it bursts upon the E^pzE^u-I^E-EEz^^z-xz=^z'\ ZZW-Z^ZZMZr I ztzzt -'^ zPzzZzAx.zzXzzzzzzz.PzAzPzizzzEEpzzXzAii *=t-t=:ti: -^zzzzPzzxE^EzzzzzzPAPzziztzzdzA 2. Now, like moonlight waves retreating. To the shore it dies along ; Now like angry surges meeting, Breaks the mingled tide of song. X- :p: I 60L0. it=^=:=f--=^: i4 =f:= t:iz:zE= I il Ju 'e, E5z ^^EfEi^i^^^EiIEtEEE:=£z=i%fEFs^^=FfE^ pE^zg-|—riEfzg^iy. ^EI=:ft=i:=rzi^^^i:t. Ef- E=bitzfiE:Jzi^zgzflii^zfzfzqz^zjE=-t:r-r-i^-?EEp=:=t=±=5. Lo • his triumphal chariot waits. And angels chant the solemn lay: i X- zXzz-f.zzizzzzzzzzYzzzf.z=ZY7X0~9ZWzpzYMzmzpzzzpzTZfizzzpzp-pzizwzzp7Z^^ m^-^E^ ;i^?EESE5E ^^=^i -g.x :zzzztz:jEJ--dzzEg-f:i^z;zgzt=t4-r-FT::^-|:t=tE=U=}Er=t:::*=^ 6 -# I « l§ 3t t^nwon. 8 §5 m 8 8? U ' Our Lord is risen fVom the dead.' [CONTINTTED.] 285 •-Ej*IEEE^'^¥^-m---zE-^--z^E^^E^^^^EE^^^^=^Er»TM-^^ I I E~=^ E^-^-»z^-»A^.z\^Ez^-r¥p-.*-*^-r-*^P-9—^^ u-.:fp-H,-g-r-H-^-T-g-*-#-^-#-T-*^--J^-E-^-;r*—»—e=| -0- '-0- -0- ______^* |=zz^^^z==|zzzz;^zqz^rq^E"5E^*zE:jz3=:—z^zEiE^E^^--:^^!:^-^--^---^ PzEjzE?:fz:^z^iJ3z:lE^z5z:^zizi*.?z!?z=zz?±*z*z=i3==tzi*_fz?=fzqz*zi:jzizi^^ -*- z-^. -0-*--0Z -*- Lift up your heads, ye heavenly gales ! Ye ev • erlasting doors give way, Lift up your heads, ye heavenly gales! Ye ever • lasting doors, give way _^ U.'.-I.j /ts zzzzzzz,z:zzzYzzzz.zYzzzz-zzzzzzzzzzzzxE^zz^\zzzzz^.zzzXYZ7^Z7Zs-\'^x^^ —tq—t-=l===i—S=E3E^EEJEEE==^==^f^-^+ ^™_zp-,_ii:i.H.q ,z- ^ Tq:riiz_,zzzz3j*.izrf:_t-?_5q-f_i.*-P_-#_--q-#-x_^—^—r—^-x-i-r-##—P-"" I f ^i^z^7zz^¥.z^^-izXz-izlPi*-^zz^EEAPzPz-E^^^^ -^- ~0~ -0- I I —*—>——>—jj (>br6l^ ttanza«feinra fttxv page 237.] Lift Up your heads, ye heavenly gates ! Ye ev - erlasting doors; give way, Lift up your heads, ye heavenly gates! Ye ever - lasting doors give way, mE:M^^EEE¥EE^y^jzz-zz^z-zzzzzzzriqtz^zE^z-i-P—-'^-—— ^=z^iqzzzzl5*zzziXfqiz3=-=zz-ZTi?*zj?|?iitzipiizizzpzz:qz—^- '"'- ~ i p-^^--\—=^=q -i:q=j;H-*=«-«-ir-f-=H=-i—t+i—i—0—f^—i^-*-^»-i—^-7-Y-Zp.^-p-^-*—}\-\—Pi--'—\-—\-—r—^A Uniaon•*^^--E7ziz¥pzXzPzXz-^-'z,zl^-xEzzzzEEEz=-!EzzzzZzzA'-7^-±7zzXz-izl^^^ T^3- a u n Second Treble. Andante. Trio.Trio ^^^ 3Q. LoosT «.^...e . al«ili you., r bar»,—s o-cf massy lighti:™i.. u,,nn folfrti/dt thtil' ' ee -. ththee -. reareall scenescene;, HRee claimclaimss thesthesee mansionmansionss aass hihiss rightrisht,. ReceivReceivee ththee KinKing? ooff First Treble,Treble, - _««..j ''—^ 3. Looje all your bars of massy light, And wide un - fold th' e - the - real scene; He claims these mansions as his right; Receive the King of Hase.Base. _ . ^,z^zqi i mmz\^EEE^mEEEEmEt¥EEiEAEE^M^^^x :*ii 3•3. LoosT~,„e. al.11l your 1bar s o-^f ZZ-...-massy sZ-s..light, iWth' eI- .• the - real scenescene :; He claims these mansions as his right, Receive the KinKing of 288 ' Onr liOrd is risen front tlie dead. [CONTINUED.] i^iiliiilli^liiililflEilflii^iliSli:£^zti±=: i m glo • ry in, He claims these mansions as his right, Receive the King of o - ry m. s.—/ —/ ~5zS~5lI3I glo - ry in, He claims these mansions as his right. Receive the King of glo - ry in. ^ "p. p" "9- SE=#-*^J=^-3-=-J i 1 f--—•-T-e=:»=;=e=g=T=|=E==Uq^a^-<:p-e—f-T-jg—f-TE-^FrFI ElEEEEEEgE?3EtElEE^tEE^lEEzEfE^EEEtEEE:EElEE;EEl?E*E?Efglo ry Receive the King of glo ry in. e 6 I P Jlllegro Maestoso ^-zpzmzmzwzp ;|E^iEi4ig^gE^{Ei=^i^z*^ifE»E*Epz#EIi#=pE:*Ej:{E3z=EE^iEiE "EplEEE. -P-^P-X •^-1—!-.-!<--^-1^- t -Y-jz^izzzzz¥EzXibz7tXzf.z''EX^-WXZ-f-\-h^-Y\ 1—|—• t-»—#-E^-[^- :ZXz.fz¥jEz zx3d 4. Who is the King of glory, who? who? Who is the King of glory—who? 4: r'S iiEE^EE|E^|EEp^EEH|SE?5ES|3^EE^E3|3^E^53^ i X X i • 1 0-100—0—0-0.i:^^..9^0.-.0-i90-.9—0-0-10^-9^-0—0-S- Who is the King of glory? The Lord, that all his foes o'ercome, That sin, and death, and hell o'erthrow; and ^:^i=^^lEE—EAz^EEE^^z^--pz^i-^^^ p~^==E :z=zEfzizzIzzz-iE=i=z=z=:Ezz=:tiJz*ziIgzg=z:t=t:?ezz&:zp:=?:*=iIg_*zzt=t:i^=Lt~l~^'^-^ 7ZXZZI EEEE=^^F^fEE^*-±t=EE^ I WhTiru-.o i„s th.ke. KinIi-; g of<• glory_i—, ^jjpj ^jjgj Who is the King of giory—who? 6 5 6 7^ 8 %i n li II § ' Our Lord is risen TroRi the dead.' [CONTINUED.] 28*7 :=:ri=pzjii-Tjzqzn=zzziziD^zr^zf^zJzqT:ziziz^zqzzTzz=izz==:Tizziz:=zz-T=izzzizz=T==rTzzzi==zi==i=z^ ^EEEEEE£Eitf=E*#iEtEillE*E?E*E*l:?zE?i:*EqJE=^^ [For 5th stanza s€> page 2&4 | Ei^^iiE{EE=??a-J=^a==^-El'^==^"-E^}==^==^i="^ _?*__-.#»zi^|-izJzi;±JztziiTzz3z^zjT:tfz:Wz2zE=^fz=z=:===zz;?=:z==tEkz»z*z?z*l?zfzzliitI^ Jesus is the conqueror's name. And Jesus is the conqueror's name. [For 5th slnnza see page 2H\.] 6. ' Who is the King of glory? who? who? Who is the King of EE'EiEE=E«gEiEsE==?E{E^EE^^«E*pEiE=EE{ riJ;:-^i:^ IE i ii •] lEr^E^ET^EEpEE^fsE^pif •:?^«=iE?f rzbdzz:L::tihEtzti:i^.^ETz:tz:ii^=CEE±^zi,,„^z_lJTEI'* f.ZEE [E-LE I i_^. ^,'z^-:i?z?z?z?z?i?z?zziizzt±EztiEz^z?zEEt£ [For ''ill stanza see page 284.] aEpE'E;iEiSE^Epz=E{i*??!^E^EEE=E*EEi{Er*rEE^ =z-zzEzitztEz!zztzz=t=Ei5,=:;;=^zEz*Lu=zt= —ziiz^^zfiziz^zfizitzzAzEE^zfi^zfziz^zzfizwzEEEza^lpzitzfZi^^^ fzzzzz77--iiz¥tzz7zXzP¥.PzzPzZ7:iz¥-7zZzX*¥jZ-.Pz7Axzicz\iizSz7X.\iZ±^X^^^ —I 0-i90Zm-0-0r^0 0j0—0-Z90-9-0.0T^g-9^.03i—i. ±0-0-0-.L-^m:-M-0-0L-00^.0-3-0i-aia-aioig^— glory, who?" The Lord, ofboundless power possessed,The King ofsainis and angels too, God over all, forever blest, God over all for - ever blest, for - ev - er blest. rpEttZ^^Z^^ ffzpzpzi-zziz ;=q=E: fi!»X(—I—^-1-n zPzPzPz, EP ^i^gii^jigHiiiitti i =5=t^:t: tpzpzLit ggSiSiii aF :=z:q^Ti:tzzlzi^z1ii^ipzzl-izf^iiq=ntqiqTi«=ipcqqn:-T^--=zt,«=z;^iq=q-—li^ EEE'^'-^-*'^\¥zzXz^-Pz¥.Pz^P.p}xzzz^ l3«i-% ^l6«?6«3 %%V-% l%^l%,-. ._-^-, -^ _ _ -._ ^ _ ^_-_^ __ _,-^ 288 'liOOlk up, ye saints.' [MOTETTE.] SchwindeU. n,Moderato. Tutti, Soli. iSz^oiz-r-qz^:! :zaiTi-zzzziT:q=qz:iz^=ztT :»:^:p=^;i2==:iif^zpiTz?2=3zqiiiq=g:ii]zi^izx^i=iq=q^j ^^^^ PJPZ :z^zmz*z Z2zz«z:f zszz.=zfzz2z:pzf z; : :tz:t-:=t: ti±:t:tE;fzEzJz*ifzzz?i£*z;;zLprE=LHi?=;=;t ):E?zSE"E|Eqzi:|a=:zE|z5:zziizf=:.z:^-ifqzqzEiJiEzEi:j#izE*E|iif:c|:«f=*^ ^^-#-X-o-_X J—l-Zi *-X_.J—^^IZ\- 0.Z.(^ I_r 1 X 1 '3-0ZL.^-0.1-ei 0-1 g 0-1-9 #-'^ -01' f^ ^ ^ ^ ^_- Look up, ye saints, direct your eyes, direct your eyes, To him who dwells above tha skies : With your glad notes his praise rehearse. Who z^S-5Ejfi^gE^iE*IE*fE*Ef^^^ tzzz^zfEi3=zEiiEzL==±:EztzE:i;z::d.-:Iiz#z?:±-.fzXiit==EiEz.E±;tzzL:itzyz^lifzz:Ez*z^z^^^ 2 g /^ Tutti. /^ Soli. ^^zz itli^fHi'l^i •lE?EiE?E?lE=E*l^?lE?EjEt-ilEzElEzEE >—_—*' **—.^ '0- ^ ' *- " -0- 0 -^ ^ ' O- -•- '^- M y __y '^M^^EmmEmE^EEEEmi^AmEm^id the mighty u • ni - verse. Look up, ye saints, direct your eyes, To him who dwells above the skies. IK- Npate and from the gloom of ^ i « g « S I arete, g^±-^=_ j ^ x__=n^^:^^ ' Looli up ye saints.^ LCUnTlMlJt.O.J 289 (^-*z*- Tutti /tl ^-#,#. ^^^-ziz '^^^m^E^^^^^^E^EEmEEE^EE^''p-'-&±zXx"-^^*^*zij: — night. At once sprang up the cheering light At once sprang up the cheering light; Him discord heard, him discord heard, and at his word, ^Un,s'on.ff2. ' H^. "''* -^Z^PZifZ i#=Si=:zzz=iiz=z=p:zzr»:Tzipz=i*iizi-=-:Tifz^:xipz:«:iez-i,zp-zjz-ziitzpxis=-ixztz?ii3---r HtZ?:XISZZ-r^^-*--^ : .-^-^—^-^-.-, i=«z==r=z-T-^zz::Pi-!=:E:±z:t=zt::t -" -?:i:t=t:J:t--t:}t^-pH=i £z i:zzE:t:tz^-f ztzt:i-EtcEP'E»Eri-z-i * ————— —- -- , -- , - pr~- ' IL tSUtl, iil§lf^iEilEilElHl:filiJsi^iii!f^ii!liiiilliilif3]E gii^iliii^i^liiiipipfpiiiiigiiiiilii^Pppp BeautT!o!.iifwy awnkawoke» . BeautRooniyv a -. woke and spoksnoke the God and .spok.sooke the God Look upno,. yve saints, direct youvour eyeseves,. To him who dwells above the skiskiesi . ^-^-+--~zzzzzzpz-ziz^EzpzY-i^z9Zi^z-zfziEz^i^ '^z|-?zEi=gE=^=|£=^:{£=?=t:{EE?EifE?itS^^ 0^# g_____i ~ '[El. H.-S71 « « « 6 7 6 7 6 1^^-^^ J ' 'Before Jehovaii's awrul throne.' [DENMARK.] M Madan. 29Mae»to90.0 - -j-;-^-—•—* — I :z:pi:qz.zI ^ 1 1 —jj f-,zr —t- : ,^^T-:*:ii:=:= j-#=—==:--p:-^j43 :fz5zcxz;ztzziqzTqzqizlzd-tz * xr z: 54*z#z:^j*^^z^z^=**z;jz;#:^j#^7*z;?zz:?z},|r.i;^;J ZESEfe^«EE=zizE=*:*£±f-': ;# 9 9Z P ">m / p „•.__ p!jEfEEEEEEEE|qEEEEi-E}Ei-EE-Ez=I=^iE--izl^Eq"E5zq="^lEiE^-;t|jz^q- P ^-0-^PPp-^'T9-0---. 0-^00 0 0»''^'0-0-/E^ 0,^-00* C0 0--00 ^1*-^- 0—0 :i»-*^'*,-,-*.-•-•- •z^-jj--' 1. Before Jehovah's awful throne, Ye naticn.s. bow with sacred jc^y : Kn-iw that the Lord is Gn.l alone ; He can create, and he destroy, He can create, and he dtMroy E*ifEEE^iE5f EEEEEESEE^ t^:S:|t 1-E-E^ z'jEq zzz-±Jz±^^^^iizt:izpE9zPzP.9Pti'p-^-^\z9.9Z9Z»t^zP^ f __"• __ f -^ I- zzzzzX±i'^i7ZzzzzZ^zi0^J:PLZzE:z.^-.zz¥zzzzzziiz:^z^zz^zz*^^ [ 6 r- 28 §§ 66 ^^6567 6 666 87 Trio. Andante, ^gS^tP^P^^EifpEE^fEi^^^l^'^?^^};.^^^^^ W ^ »^*'9p—'-p-^VgZ^0-,^9^0^^_0.^^t_^^_0 ^ 9\9, 9_\9 « 00s-0^0-0-p^0 00 -0*^ *-*9^*W^P' 2. His sovereign power, without our aid, made us of clay, andformftd ua men; And when like wandering sheep, westrwjed, Ue brought us to his fold again. He brought ua to his fold agaui. •-*z-?i- 'r~7* li^^-^E--zEzi^-E¥E-E-X\ H_,„,.-H-.^ •ll#^ -1 -iq—:-n-^' es- \-'^Z\-^ -^—t- — ^— 0-Z-\-m-^\—^-*-J HgE z?z*z?: q:^'?rtV#: E-ZPZM-—-J^\f9 iZ# ?z? ?ff:*j f t £=--:• •!?* * f-f jt:z^if.Bi?*iSv mp \ C. ^ zpzzizzzzf ziygiz^zip-rij^q^-taTifzz;;zzzTizzzzzz—iz==*t»:*=ipf^i^gzgi^f:^iz zzzzzgzgxpgg;^ ^r-*S^^^-^*l--*—•-•--^Er*-^~*;T-'T-i-::-^>-+r-~-S # 9\-9-9 9—9-\ 0-,—'-f->-]r-'H—r-tz-^lZ±~' *-P •-•-•F-^EtZZZZtl ^ 9' XJ^tXX^zX:zzzz¥EzPzX-ifzPzP7^zlEE-PzX-^ lit=t;=t=:U ¥ tEb= Ez^it^zEzzzlE-pYz^ • t=u=tE==I^Ei=P 15 «2 5 Z M 8 512 I ^ yggSSS" 67 6| 5 | 576 6| 7 Before Jehovah'« awful throne.' [CONTINUED.] t^on SpTrito, 291 tt^sizq'rxqzqiqzq- 4. We'll crowd thy gates, with thank ful sungs, High as the heaven, our voic - es raise ; And earlh. And earth, with her ten thousand, thousand tongues, '-'^'¥P'4E^¥^4^^^\E^I^^^-'^1^^^^^ z:z4z?z±Hzs±*z'zf******z*3EEKz?fz?zfzz"?zlr=^_??zzk:Etz3_zzf*z-_zEz:fziF^^ a?*z5E=f?ztfiZiz:=^zz=EzE^z±fztzt=E=i=t=t==Et=*ij=i=t?zicz±triizfzirz^rizirziz+rizz/ * ^- ^ ^ ff .p^ •» -#= ^ z=iz*4-^zfczEi*zSziEE=z=?':Izt=fcz'?z^zEztz±EEzz-#zlzizzJzUzEz:?z±zz:tzEt=;5zlztiziUzE5^?^5E?E|?E^f=E~iE^zEE^EE=Ei*E^E?ElEE^fE^EEEEfE=Ef^{?3;^EjEEE^^ t z=iz*4-^zfczEi*zSziEE=z=?':Izt=fcz'?z^zEztz±EEzz-#zlzi=zJzUzEz:?z±zz:tzEt=;5zlztiziU=Et pgi^iilillii^iiil3liiiil=^i:isiiiiiil:Eiiiipli|p ^E^E^EA^EAEmEA^EAEEEmEEiEEA^^^EE with sounding pral^e. Shall fill thy courts with sonnding praisepraise. Shall fill Ihy courts with sounding prai.se, Shall fill thy conns with sounding praise. :zizzizj:za-naziz«zzzf;i:q'5zz-:izipzrizq=:ztziz-zz:iziz: ^E^EEmE^^EEmA^A^EAEmEAEEAm^^EI^:z^=zz{=t=t=jEEit:?*z^lEE*ziz^.EE?EiEtEEEfEiiliifUfip. l m^E^z^Em^mEmm^^m^E^E^^miiiiiiil^iiiiii^fl^fp i '^- 5 Unison. e ® S J 292 'Before Jeliorah's awful throne.' [CONTINUED.] plf5ii3ipii-il'i2^iiEii2iiplffe^^f?E|i^0igI » I I ^ / •_!'_' _ f ^ ^Sz^zflzsIqzz^zREzilE=^{Eq:E=ziz^}E:HZiqiI3^z)5Eq^iz^fEEEzjiq;jJ^^^ 1 \-\0-'>-\p-pi-^-\^ -s\9-9\-A-\A—|.-i-X-i_-s^-i q_x^ .^_-q—i_X-o.x*^q ,_J«-_,^_X_^^ _I—:^x_—^-i__ . 1 \-.. i#__i«_B^,_r^.#i 1-^-1^-^-^-1^,^-^-^-l-^zP—0-^-1—l—^^PZ—P-\^-^.0^i0^^-l-^-—l^^—^-Z Wide, wide as the world, is thy command. Vast, as eternity, eternity, thy love ; Firm, as a rock, thy truth shall stand. When rolling years shall teE}?EipEE^-^EEEE^Ez=EE^E^E-.E?SiE-^^^^^^ ;zz=qzfcztfcz*x:jzfjz*[?z'i:^:i#z*z*zl?l?z?z«zi?z-«z;jz:j;zf-?.l?z^z«zi^-«=±:z?:fz«i?z^zi^z?z}« Unison. tiTzsz==^pii^==^pq=qiiiq=izJ^i=iJ=qiiiz1=zq'-i=t==ti:^=:i=]--^*-=zzrp-S=i=Jiz===i^J '^^^E^^^EE^EE^^^l^E^E^'^E^ i ZM-0-^-^-—^-l ^-^l-^^-^-A90-^_-^-ZtZZ *0T.9 1 li 1 r»^q_l_^__^_t^_^t^^_ cease to move, shall cease to move, When rolling years shall cease to move. When ndl ing years shall cease to move, shall cease to move. iili^llip!iii^iiliiiSE^fiii^Si|--•r0--r*>t,P-0A p * p m f 9 g 0i ^^zr.Xl0zm»:.zMxzXE-0Z.0z¥0--0¥^.ziz¥0ZZZ0^^ ^izlEEE:#:i^-E:z^zlEEz*:i:t=i!;;=i:C==tz:i.t=:U=i:t=C:f:t=:U=i—zziz=z*zitLf-Z?zE^=*zlrE 'Vital spark of heav'nly flame.' [DVING CHRISTIAN.] Harwood, Adagio. Affetuoso. . 293 Z-hz^z^zz\zz(z sEbz4i*z*zn— .PzzM*z±Jz^izzezz¥pz:9-.9-^Zz¥zzz.zE!^zX±\zz7z[jzzi^-A-XzLzi^;;jzzE!E*^^^^ E^^zEzEzAMzxW Vital spark of heav'nly flame, quit, O quit this mortal frame! Trembling, hoping, ling'ring, flying! Oh! the pain, the bhss of dying: * /fl -l7Z.b4-f_f_ =z -izq=3_ij II i_q_i I iii»_.^_ -jp_^_»^_*_ iii,_,_»_,i_ II- _ _f^ _i_, _ -zqzq!*: »4 f^E5zS?EEEtE£EiEfEiEE*EtiicE5*EEzEi'i^EEEEuEtJEEEEfeEiiHEE^EE£^ -P^pz ^^Ei5EfEfEfE^Ei?E^E:?Eii-=EEpEEiEifiE]Ei^E^iEIEEE^EEE i:izizfxizi--iz^:^-izi =:Ei2z4EzEzEzz:C^ifiz=*ziEti:z:zqz:z=E;i*?zz*zEEzt:±==z=iz== 6 66 5 6 ^4 6 t3 ii:EEE-^4^E^~«E3 ^ 15 e u § Pianissimo. iE^^E^^^EE^iiEE^^xxi^lE i^ziizmxEm^mEEMMzmmzmmEmmmM§ME\ mEmmEEE^A^EsA^E^^^^^^^M^s^m^Come, fond nature, cease thy strife, And let me languish into life! Hark! they whisper, angel's say; they whisper angels say. ii^liiEilliilii^iiii'iiOiiiy=l^i=^i?lil| EE:a3 ^ 66 6 6 n A §? u u n 'Vital spark of heav'nly flame.' [CONTINUED.] 294 Pia, ^EAEExAEEAA^EmEEEAE^^m^m^^EECres, For. 'E'^EEizXzXiziYEE-.¥E-z\-E^^ 02 =*z*«i±:^ziiJE«zi?i±:?z«?i--Sz^F:5J;JzzizEczzqz*zL?z.*zl-?*.tJzi«=azEsi=*z±z?Z-«»i«z5i Sister spirit, come a way!' ' Sister spirit, come away!' What is this absorbs me quite. Steals my senses, shuts my sight, ^^^^^^^^^^A^EEEEEEA^E^EEEA^ 31 %^^E^E\EE^E'^EEE\xA^iE^^E^^E^-4llE^t^^ H 6 6 5 57 |tj£ ge g - .JJ ^§ -| -g 65 ^ *^ Mez. Pia. Cres. f Dim, Pia. f Pia. fT. .indante. Pia. 53E3EE ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M?A?^?^^E^ EfEEE3=iE3=^E:^^|=q=i^= EEE^EEpEiEEi^{i^.^qEiEiEEEf^HTEEEEEE}EEEe ^izi3z3=l=«t zEPizzPEEdAzPzz^zzPztzPzzMz if=**it*zi!i=tzzizrzi:*zq.»zl:»z:jzi2lzzt_*Ez*i*5z#i:?zrzjId Drowns my spirit, draws my breath ? Tell me, my soul, can this be death ? Tell me, my soul, can this be death! The world recedes, it disappears j ^p-^zip^iZ^EiZZizE^fl9ZP^iZ&Z^.¥0~^.l^^^ ^zzLz-Jiizi\^cZo:±z7zz^z¥^itEz'i^z^z¥^zZE-.azzzz^i^ gzziqz:zti===zirzzz=-ZT:^:jziziiZiziz-=:izp-=:izpqz]_Tzzzi»zi:^zz:q^T:qziqz ^Pzziizi--rzz^ziz^z7f^zlx-iz7Z-7z7Az^=Yziz^^=Y--E^^^^ |tl£ = bg - * 6 6 6 « 5 « « 15 'Vital spark of heav'n! vflamt.' [CONTINUED. Cres. Dim. Cres. f jiUo. Staccato, f 295 J---nZ T T ^ ZZI ^'co. J jiiio. staccato. } t-'±zr-tgzp.:szzp iz^^;EztEz:t=. -^-Eix-zEp'^-¥E%E¥EEE¥E^E--^E-xzE^zz^.Yz^-Y;^-.7^z^-^^ Heav'n—J. open—s o—.„n my^ ^j^^eyes! . ^,s.jMy y,^ssi>ears wu v.i.11h . .suundo^Jv.iiu,s 3 seraph • ic ring! Lend, lend your wings' I mount I fly, 0 grave, where is thy victory ? O '^^^^EEEEEE^mzEmmExmEEE^^Em^ :^=t=i 6 6 4 6 6 5 3fel.t 0 aqsJ^i 8 7 Pia. :fe-#-^-#=«ziiz»zpzpzi:«zpz« z-^Ez^zEE¥zizpzziz-pzpz^z9zw. T-^q-^z^-^^^zzz I >::-•—-I—I 1 -^ -I. \.— +-I, ,--.- ^ ^ ,-I—I—I—1—I—v-\—I V !_z^_q_zr,_,_p-^-•-a« ^—I- . i-E-c-C-^=»-*=*=h=1^=*=«=iE-=t=:i=i:-0-0-p ifz^zfzMZiZiZi _-»- 0_^_ '^ ZI •£-^-L--i^ ^--|—I—I—[ZZI.|—I—p_#_^_5q_,—X-.^-1, —^_|—^ :#=tziip_f _»ziz=t=iiii_#i#_#_#_#_#-X— s *--,•-{ •^-^ i^-^E{E^t=^^^=t5-,t=t=t=t=kEEEE:Ez^ETVufo. f 5 t =5 296 ' Vital spark of heav'nly flame.' [CONCLUDED.] Cres. f Dim. Pia. For.For. Pia. ^ EEE^¥^^i^z^EiiEiEiEiEp^¥^E^EME^-f^^^^^ f izzcz£zit=E±iz:5z::^z:^z:iizz5zi.z*z±4z3=t==E:±.;i^.Jz:^z.t_i_:;zi,zqzl:qzi;z^z:t;rzr=^zl.;^z:^z.U-i==zztzJ FE=EE^==E^E=^^=^=^^^=i=*=»=FE=E=E=--f---^^=^^-^-*^"»==^~«=-*=-*--'-^ ^=iEE»i?Ef^EEjL*z:«zrz_-iz:t===|:^=i=^=e:t For, For. Adagio. f^zqzq^z :=P g=*z«z Z0Z^iz-zzzr77=z z&iizz?===fiiq^.-5^E^fAEi^EiEp^EsE^EiE^^z ziiqz:'r- pzY9-r^-r\^--pAz^z fE^E£E^?E?E?z±it:ztzt ^—^_ fZZx=^ 1 iz&--z^zpf tzPTjtzzPzzPzzMzPziz^:^ ^ZSE^^EE^^EAEEEE^^^ Lend, lend yonr wings; I mount, I fly. O grave, where is thy victory ? thy vie - lory ? O death, O death, where is thy sling? ,.g ..— -9-PZ iiiiliiglE^iiiii^i^^ii^isiiiiSili^J^ Wi—9-9-^—9—0—0-0 , _ i=iiiZi=i=i:j^^=1^q^=q^=q^==J5==i^ +'=ip=EIi3=s=3fE^_-, fL6=tzt=i=i:=l:=:t=L=i=z|z 1—r- ^ 1—^—>—\^—^—w-^-Zzzzrz EE • liEEEEEEEfeE^E^^E^E^E^Ei i : :r=iEz:*:I:?ztz*I^i—^^ I =5 1^9 6 H 87 'Praise ihe Lord,' 'Soni^ ofZion,? [CHORHS.] ff fS\ Alia Mareia 297 .«z,?3::|:pzizj*ii-izuq^zRiqziqz=zzizzziz=i:zzzii=zzii=zizzizz:z=iii:ri==-H-^* T—u j^^iqziqz=zzT zzz : EzEJtEE?EfEfe{*E?EE?EE?E^fElE?ElEiEfeElEEEEElEEEElEE^ lizszrt -E-t-± -#- Sons of P^Jl^^^E]-p-SfE^i^E«E^^E|=E|EjE^ Fraiseyeihe Lord, Glorify hira for ev • er; fmXEE^EE^^AX\E"E^E?-EiXz^EEMEE^EM^WE\-«- " • :,^;r:S= I ^iZZ-T.±Z-Z :i^_^_.pZ4Z ^_I I-^.-I_ T,, T 0- .L.-0- - ^ 0.L.-0 X-l, i" r—J."-^ 1 -9-9-i-0- f:-f:/-i-- -p-9- ~ -9- 900 0 -©Sons of S^i^4fpE,EpEJig^t^zSEEfESE^EEE|E^EE^EE}E=Ezpzzpz ,:^z4ipzzzti=±£z:i±?^!^=EEzq=^-±=z=lEi=^—1:= EXzz: q;=t=± \zPf^^EiEEiEm 7 - 133" «T •^•^ipzz=i;-zi^i:-zqz-z-ii^=-=izri#:i-i=zzpq;i-»z=•z^z [i*EiEipEgS==_ -j^^ij: z t:Ezt=U==tt±EE=zz ilEUe^tt=" J :?EEEErE£i£li^E^EzESEEEtE^E^ElifetE*E*EiiEEt£ESiEEZion come before him, bring the cymbal, bring the harp, bring the cymbal, bring the harp: . lo! he's seated, -#- EEEE^^^EE^^Ex^ ii^iiilEIE^i^ii^lliSil^t^lJ zz=z»zrtl?s3zit*±?z?z^za come before him, bring the harp, bring the cymbal, bring the harp. High in glory lo I he's sealed, see the Sym ^ Zion come before him, bring the cymbal, bring ihe harp, bring the cymbal, bring the harp. lo! he's seated, 9^s^E^EiEiii;fe=EIE^EpEiEiE^=E ::z^-^fEiTzE^t-]^E-ZZ^-.\ziizz»E^]»z»zz^ : :±ztiE=t:Iit=n=--t=t:E=t==zzzizz=£z?iEzEzEEEl —-Z?z=z=zt=t:±:Ez*=:=:=i=^=-^—^zf.E—z=z ' 8 5 S 5 * [M. S 298 'Pr.ii!«e the Ijord,' '!<>ous of Zion.' [CONTINUED.] .1 P^0ZPZ 9 1 ,- 0-0 — I:g z •-#-4 r—zzzz -EzXA he sits in state, e King he sits in state. L-Sj, 1 zEE^^z~^¥::^^-EE-zlEE=E.EEiE~EElE,ElE. t-—ft 1 1— E'Z -^^Ig^i—;—A 0-0- King he sits in stale, see the King he sits in state. Sons f-f Zion come before him, sound the lute and strike the harp, sound the Youx. ^.^ •# - ^•- ^-iE^E^EE^^^^A^P^zE^—^^^ • fi.' -0-0 pE=zz-tzit=:t=E±EEzbiEzCzf=zz=zz:"z?z»ii*pJ?zz*zz^*:±.*i_fz*:^i±:5;EEEz:qzZ:= See the King, he sits in state, Tasto. -0 P m^^-,ZiZi^Z^EZ^ZV;iZ^ZiX^ZiZ^=t^-ZX^S~--ZZ^Z'"Zi^^ 0-0. -#-, E: *E*^|^3Eg^E|= h—X-# *•- z^^^^EEE'^^mE v^E :EEEAEE^EE tzzzzz-gzXzEAz-iXz=zzz -p-9r "^^E^^EEmEEEEEEE lute, strike the harp. Sons of Zi - on come before him-0- , Sound the Ji »m. \ —• 0—S-- Vote. *z?zazzzz:T:zzzzz]zqziiri_z_f*sJiiizzzzza=zz=T-zzj^zTI:4bi'I^:='~r:[:z—#z—#zrz-zzzz:q-z-:ri *z^*sji=z - iE?EEE?E?:fi^EE^E'^ti-Z,E^rEElEE^|g^^^^ Voie.. -i——S-——¥'t —::- »=:pi tjzz jzr*z=pz± ^^MEEEEEEEEA^ -Lz: ^*=t-t:±Ez»=t=U=± 5 'Prai:«e the Lord,' 'Sons of Zion.' [CONCLUDED] 299 P:zzzi'z-*zb:=Lti:t=LLl:=&=lLuK:U:=t=:t=i-t=t:LLt==t=lLl»f=t.==t-t:i--—t==:=:z±zzz=zt-L:l:f^fzzz E?izE^EEE5EEipE^EEfE^Eq^iEEi:EfE~EE;ri^"^i-E^;;EEEq:i;EEii"E=;EEE 0—0—0 1-3—9-0-10^^—*_.5_-._i_q-z—r*—^-T.^" — c—^ .^-t z—j_.!?.i—0—s—•.i-_^i;_.j_?.i -0- ' '^ -0- lute and strike the harp, suund the lule and strike the harp, Sound the lute and strike ihe harp. Sons of Zion come before him, sound the ^?if:ii!?}E>ifJ[L?isii-ili'iiEilliii^iii izEEEEEs=EE\ Suiuid the lute and harp, Sound the lute and harp. zziEEzizz0zazEz^— pzpz t;t:t_^: zzf«?fztizit-tzzi:#z^z;ilz-tzz z ^-^ -Ei 7 EE^Ezx^^E^^^^m 6 6 '6 r, ti7 66 6 87 ^^-« E^^zzzz^EE^^^^^^xEz^A^EzE^^ Sound the lute and harp. E?EE^E«i|EgzJ^E^J^EEqEE^ f- s_:*_5 I.J_Z_Z5^_J-.IH^*—*—^_.^_i-q__»-#i #.—*-X-j- x 0—0.1-S-I0 -i x j-_ 'm^i^EmzMEEMAm^^^^m^^^EE^mm.lute and strike the harp, sound the lute and strike the harp, strike the harp, strike the harp. Strike the harp. Sound the lute and harp. o/m. -J-Foio.. -0-0 -g-a- -g- ' ' ^"^ §38—3 t? 87 ^—' ZXZX--X-iqzq::q:z .t --Zt -0-0- -3-3- -9- 300 'llalleliij.ih to the tjiod of Israel.- [CHORUS.] Hay 1 II ^z^Ez^EE^ : —--" —1 1—~—-1 ~- :=zz:rzzzz: iJ^ fr mm ii^l ^^ J^Fq=q:i:=:=z] :^==:i-: f-2H-«-£- 0- S—*'^ -j^^-[-P-E-'-*-f--S—1—-*:?-»—•-^-•^4^-»—p-=rEfZ ^ 0Y —• i—S L a f,-0- :^z»zf_tzz^i±.Ezg_^zb±.tziEd.:c:lizizzz'£zi±:t:c.^z?.^: t^lSt^Pz^—^-d 0-±.0-p—I SiEbJipEgSz^i*gii,rziE}E*E==z*E*=iEEI:gE^:f:=E^^^^ zzz^z-^:z=E:Ez*zzzE[E-^—-j-'-^^E—E-j4-EF-h-4-^-Hj-t—1—|-^..t—-»T-*-t—t-^-E-i—«-»4-E-E^FE+ 66 §3 ^ Si^H^ « 66*6« ef- E^E^EE g -g—YP-—0--g- -gzzg za:|ig=gzz^=pz jiz^i=g:Tzp= ZZZZZSZ ^zE zt:±: ^1•= ^ Zizbzqi=qii: s-b—9 =q:|qzz=-=JqzSE:|Ed=5=EEE^-|:E— -0 fr--I=iz=^|E=EdE|Eq—\—\-x¥-\—[-Ezl z=d:±H:iz1::zzzz±iz=*z?z*.i:iz*?z:E=t:±:2^=z azi±:i^z*! zEl—rAz?zzPzpAzPzzzP—P—^izMzzP=zzzt 9 -p. s. . -^ , .^ . _0. Hal - le - lujah. Hal - le lu jah, Hal - le - lu - jah. Hal - le - lu jah, To the God of Israel, T-fi—g- ^^s -Ez zpzz^: zai Jz^zzzpiI=c=^zE:± ^EEEi^mmm SEE^IlEg^ ^-ir-it==2EiEiE3E^E}tgE^E^*zz*iz^=f^zi=fEaE|E^r^ U l:=:^====c:ilizz*=z=ziz5:---t-L^z—z=t:^:±:E=ztzt:i4zz3zEE^zzEzEzz:±fztEEztil^izzt==*==t ' Hallelujah to the God of Israel.' [CONTINUED.] 301 -E=^?EBT===1^j:==ii=?!=#:fi=:==:===q:p=====JZ==zzz=zzi=:x:^zi5iizz=zz=ziipiZiZiZiii E^E«?E?lEtEEEE^fe^EEEEEfeEEf^^iE?E^iEEE^EEEfe:Ji^E*E"E:fe^ We will praise him, we will praise him ever, ever - more. ' p E^EEE^Ei^l^EExEx^¥^EA-^^-^E^-^zrxttE^SEEgEEgE==EIEEE^EEEHE|EfflESi5Ea=^3 -zz^zz=Pzzp-Az£zPPzPzzjPz±Pzz=:^=zMz i^=i*zizzzit?zz"z*z^f=E=ziI=z=zi£ziz=ziifzEiizz*ztz*ii^z*z"zfd We will praise him ever - more, will praise him ever ev er - more. Halle - lujah, the Lord is our de- ibzzq •PES^EPE P-P-9 P—0- -4-^4-z-e: ;ztzt: zazrzz^ |5E=^^li:|:|iiPjr-0- - zizprziii 5^«^i£='^^iMEii?l^i z:=:±=t= :&ztzd -Z^^-JL Vcjcs -fi- _ T—fi- 0ZZ.PZ 9±ll2ZZZPlZZZtE- zzzx -fzzmi =:it=iP=t==r= JE=E3EtEgE=EElifE^EEf-IE^E=E^E i=f?E EEiEz tEEEliEEEEElEEEiEiEE Y—* hiiEzzEIzzzEztEiiz^zUztzz: Tasto. G O 7 fi £ztx ' ^453 . • g «^ |: 4 5 4 We will praise him ever - more, we will praise him evermore. -cP-9~9—9:b=s:=: —#-:ii«-#=qi II' -^._^i-e L—0-Z i_q- -9^—9- EzEz&^z^zzp=pzzwz: z :lEEEEEEEEEEEEfeEEEfE^feE:|E=3ElE?EtEE^ii -T-F—F+ 9~9-^-Y\—I- .tz:t.z±zt==:: EiE5EaEE;^EEEE^FEESEHEEE3E{EEEEEE|E^iEEIZtJZ = -g^—9- EBE3E|E3E3E^EE^JEqEE=EE ;=zf:iMzii^zi*z"ii?z*z*z:*;I:fzifzi?iii?r<^z zzzhz • -g- -fzzz =:=z:pp=zze=:i-,p=p : f^-b- Exi^^^^ zXzX^z-rz:z ze- :t=t ^E^^EEEl^AiE^ E^ IEEE z±:t=r ESEEEEEIE -h—9-—I- -fS g g ^E=iE3 ziisX -E-E—.^1 i:j:i=jzz=z=ticzt=t:ii*z^- -I 1 1 :*±* 9-p—p-i-9—* • * T -p- Halle lujah He is our refuge. We will praise him forev er, ever - more. Hal - le lujah, I Foitf. zzbzq Z2t -b--i =3E=l:fEqrz==z|:2ziz=E|E^zqE5=^E|i-=gi EEEE IXY^ zzza:tE-^zz3±itztztzii--*ziE5=ztEliEEE ±z. P a '•—' -•^-^I-ZZZd ZX-Z9-0-,.,^ -..fi—fi. -fi—P-bp- gE^EfetE|E^^EEEiE|E^E*gf=p=:3r=.->=^ -t=^:t:^.:=:-fiE:t=t:J:f^«=»=KEtt=t: lE:=zt==z:i£=t==f=ti±=t=E=f:l=t=t=t=t± Tasto, \j7 6 ^43 I - b - zzhzpzzzgz ;i=2=» -Ipzzzr 7~-^ —-\ 1—-9- zPzAzt -fe-zt--^ ::zaz z:zdz zO=:£:lztz=E=it; : ---I I i '-l: -^mE^^xxE^^i^m^^^mm^^^^^sA^^^ifor - ev - er. We will praise him, will praise him ever . more, will praise him, will praise him will praise him for • ev • er, for • ev - er, ±zaz-®-r-^- -0-r-P -^"-Etz 9- EtE;:EE X--:tz mmzAA^E^mw}^m^^^^^X- for - ev - er, tot- Sym. Vo let. Wl-h-in—X¥m —rE—ZZ-Ym XZZZ Y-O— .~0 \ -g • 9-^-9—•—9-l-g 9 9-^-9 9 s?-T - I '—t==fcf i55z^=5{:?=?=i=^=f:J^EE*=iz},^£:^=t-EtEEEEElEEEEEEElEEEtE^^^ b7 b7 6^15 7--IJI 6 'Halleliuah to the God of Israel.' [CONCLUDED.] 303 ^-f—9—pI= t -r—p—9—^'-X^—9—9EA^ZZsZZ^Z^ZZ^ZZpZZZ^lz^—^ZZ^Xl- K 0—0 li=i;i=iiz :t=t=r^E| \—[zz=Sit=t—tifit^^—*:i:t=zzzz'z=#ii:t—I— r 1 t=rzit=z for • ev - er. for - ev - er, ev - er, ev - er • more. for - ev - er. for - ev - er, for - ev - er, ev - er, ev - er • more. 5-^: E_i_-i_=li|izl=«z=^|iF>zizj=izt=iEfip=qz=zf=:q:|ip=3EjzE^i^zjz-EjrEE=l|EEE^ Ezzt- zEzzMzzzzi-jP: =tril=*:li2t±zztiii=^i=3^=*:±:t=Jiz3Ej-i:t=*=*ziziI#zii^zi*zi*Ii2z=zi for • ev • er, for • ev - er, ev - er, ev - er - more, for • ev er, for - ev - er, for - ev - er, ev - er, ev - er - more, •Xbzzzzzszzzzzzzf]. :$;ip=i=i: :riTiizzf==-iT:_=z5=-.---fliiqzzq==:iq:ipziiZii=:-izizsii •^P\z^z7Ezz^Pzltz=^zz\zz^z zX £^ E£lEE=^=g^|j^^^g|jE^EE^}EE±E£E;tl;gEEJ ever, for • ev • er, for. ever, ever • more, for - ev - er, for - ever. for - ever, for - ev - er, ever - more. -r-fi- -P—9- ^-Zl:z^ ::zzt- -9 9- -fs—fe. 'z^lzi^E^=ir-i:rzzp—0zEiXzzEzpz»i pzEE • b i I — —r-t-t—I—I—9- •p—9- -fzzp-i—pz=p—|-;-i——^.0.:f0-.0-Y-X¥9--- 6 I § 6 ° § S § Tasto. for • ev - er. for • cv • er, ever, ever - more, for - ev - er. for - ev - er, for - ev - er, ever, ever - more. •z=iifEp=iEiE5fis=K=^ziiifeziiz:*:Ii^iz*:zii|:pzii_i*._-^i|:izz^zzi3Ei3ir 6—-—K—#i: m EEE Ezzti±i:==t==tz=?i±r=t=tzitiEEzitzzEiEEEEzti±i:=rz:ti=i?:t-tz=tzz^I=zizz±!E '¥^=E^^^^lzzi=z\zzzXzzXlBzrZrZ^^z¥z^.iz^ b "•—1=- -tzzt EIEE^^E±iEEEzzrifi*E*=i*=*ii«tt=t=Et£z:t==EEEi±=iE=rilii^zii^zi*zzfc willpraisehim, will praise him for • ever, ever - more, will praise him, will praise him forever, ever - mure. Sym. b -—^s- zi-it- E-- -^- 9- -P-4^ .P-...0—P- ,-*— ^zizzz^-^^-0-P- 304 ' liOrd of all power and mi^ht.' [COLLECT.] Rev. W. Mason. ^ lU Affetuoso. -477=Z, ,-^- ;£?E#z3z -9- iMti -1— EE^i^5E5^: z^rs^E^E=:4=|EEj=q=iEE=q^=3EEI-X:j—U^ ^ = 4 ^ z*zg^^=^=I-gzzgzzziEjzz=jEE^zizgz^z=g=zj^^ Lord of all pow'r and might. Lord off all pow'r and might, •zpzi =z^z^:^zz:=jzj=i:^z=i=^=4 —I r —^ZQJZZZZZZ^^ p ZPZ±-01'_*zzzf==z*z : iza-rzizzz EjEzzzP izzEti: -0— p. e^*z*iE5 Ea=JEpIE zpiz .*=*:#: EEIE^ t: •=E=t: -9- 43 :»z±=it=94 = tzt 83 n n -#. Hf- .-K a 0- -9—r- -^-U=i f)^!.^EEE^EE3=iE^5Ei 1—=1—J—0-±-0^—5^ :^=zztrzC^: ^^5^PE^^j^E3E5E3=jSgE^EiE^ £izPzzz3L :S==J=E=i±i!tz?!E?=i*zi"±?zzi?=z^zi»z±?z^*E*=ffi3=t=: V y ^ T_* Thou that art the author Thou that art the author thou that art the giv - er of all good things, E!4-ES=E=JE^"; J^3^E: EjEiEEjE^E^Ej .01.-P—0ZZPZ PZ0-- -0-JB. ^izpzi i—J-4-4-F -\ 1 1 1— -I 1- £ :*-pz -I >—^—^- iU=iz ^Wz zpi-zm—P—Pz: :zzpzzzzpzz^zzpz: :zzzpz t:z=U=t=:U=±=c=ztz=HztizIz=t= -I—r % I % z% z S§ [CONCLUDED.] 306 'Lord of all pow'r and might.' TUTTT -K ,. * ^ BOM. -i u 1 1 I z^ EE-EEfE^=|-^^^i^E^E^I^ IL SOLI. keep us. zzsz*zppz±pz,_^i^l=iiifgig3jgS:il^i^^^Szg5p. g and of thy y great mer - cy, and of thy great mer - ccyy Keep us, Keep us in the same. •-#: ^EE={^^ESjq^EEif3^5^^ E|E^E=g^S i^ig^^- •| i-K-^:—»-»=#-#-^|#-a^-»-i,i-i-jg-=-#-g=g-#; z±iU=U=^=*i!:t=EJ zfXpzfLzpZzpzj^^lEEjj^E] ^SEE^^--^^ -9- Keep us, 6 ^ 6^6 Ji 8or.i :E ti*z?az=:zziiz_i—i_x EgglE^^E^SEiEnEi-«_;.j_a-x::iE z -g—" gi ^—^--—• p—9 9 9- i tzz: :EE::f:=t 1— E'^—^AzXz Izzitzfzit; 1 z#z*. S^^EEEEEqE|E3EE|EEE3ES:i^^EqqEfE iiEEEEE^I^ rjzzz zzsz: =zi=izi±zii=Sz±z?=i*zEfz*z3z*zz:±*:*i?i«!z*z3=t: i ^-^0-9ZPtZZgl.3- Thro' Jesus Christ our Lord, Thro' Je Christ our Lord! A - men ! z#z*#zpziiiz; '^ -g- fEJE}E^E*EHErE}iE=^i=E3^=E^=^EE}EEEiE-FpE|E^fE^^ :E=EzEEEzJ:E^:?...:^z*_*zt:^zgz*zf=zazEg=qzi:3ztzEgzfzgzitzlzigz*zgzJ?fz-tEH .fi—-, j=*Ei|E.EE>:!E|ipEEtE3EJE^^EaEESEJE^EE;EjEiEEEEEEiSEg Eiz*z#=t-jEEt=EiEE— --Z 5 • r -3-^ U J-tz:Iz.z:z:z:_r-z}:t==zzzzz^?zEt===ElzztE?z±zt=±=:±z;?zzz=z±=-i=zdmET" g E ' Give the Lord the honor due unto his name.' [ANTHEM.] Kent. 307 Duet. ^ f^^ \mf^ Tenor, 3!_iiiij^—J-P—r^— i=^j—J ^ _i -I—I—^_-.j.-_| ^ ——IT* E^:|E3EqEEq? : P-Zt—0Z—J7z\—_—zTz—-0-0—^-~ -T -4-1 9- E-*#-r-***-3Sz^^z:SzJi^|::i^z::z:gy^|:S ^ :*zz I J- 9-0—9—0-^—01-9 9-0-..^ -tif— ^-l^M.^-0-^-pi.—Z.^. Give the Lord the honor due un his Sym, 0,-9- 0 Ins. g:i5=^p^E:»zzi=pzitizTzp»pzz:zfpi=zpzzi :-!_-,—: :?:#:[_:_.#: EE -g- zpziz :z!zi?!zIEzEpzit: :t=i:^:| :t= ^ .z^z^z Tenor, ill^^li^Eg^iiil^^iiiiiiiiii^i^El^•^—E^—I 4-^-ltS=—^• :itu i name; Give the Lord thee honor due his name. Give the Lord the honor due. Give the Lord the honor Foice. -|- t:ifzi»:pz»ziiziftp»zipzi m =t--rE -|igEEEt=^=:t=:^=:U=j ^ giiiiig^^ the honor due his :^t=t due his name. Sym, "Worship the Lord, mname , Give the Lord, give the Lord the honor Voice. -P- iq:; :=n=^: iztizi^zuzipz ggiiz^^aii^gaggz^g z*: ^lll^lilEzzEEM- :*z?=t: ?ziizlzzitz:Ui_-E. i name, Give the Lord the honor, Give the Lord the honor due unto » hi^_I_1Z_s name J p. Worship the 308 ' Give the Lord the honor due unto his name.' [coNnmiED.] izzziziz—iziL=z=:i=:^H=zq^:i:z:-:izi-:i:*z:i:p§»zi*:iiii-izip!:izi--_zizq:Tzq=^ *=*: -=—p. E?EEjEEfeEEi?EEEE?:fE?E^^izEli£feEitbfE££:^EiE£Elt££EEi^E^^ -•—0- I Worship the Lord wilh ho worship, with holy worship. -4—J^-Jf 11=1^ ^W=?- -f=—P- ES=:*z:i E=t Lord, Worship the Lord with ho . . ly worship, with holy worship. Moderato. Chorus. —i>-—ta ZX ZBEJE^-PZ zm^ -4-1- :t ztz atzi*:: 1 The voice of the Lord is glorious. glorious, glorious voice, glorious -# :J=f=—^.^—^—^—-^-X.^—^ «l g<; 1—^—J-Zg=IgI>Ig-l-^^ ^I-g—g^i^ ^*J^ -aL«L^L^=I The voice of the Lord is a glo - - . - . rious, a glo - - riounous voice, is a glo EiE^ :=i5^=E!Tn=fffl3==nn^==r!ro=i=:i== zzz: zt=t=z=:t: .±Pz^-Pz.PzPzm^z¥^M^zP.P.PXzPzPz!Pz*7zzl^ :*=it i ::i=:^= XzzzPzzzE- ..^_XJ ^ 10. The voice of the Lord is glo X »<—ffz;nous . voice, is a glo 6 6 -PZZpr •pzzpz :p-p 51E^ ^SE=^ -•— zPzTz:: :t=n= zU=tE The voice of the Lord is a glorious, a glorious, glo ' Give the Lord the honor due unto his name.' [CONTINUED.] 309 •#- ZWZZiZZiZ zzzzzzz-iz-ziiYzz-zzzzzzzXZzzz=XZzXYzX0Z9z'^o-z.zizzizzz zt--t=it: i-p- I 1—irf. i E^ a glorious voice, glorious voice, is a glorious, u glorious voice. :EE^E55EEEgEE=EEiEiEq"EEiE^EiEEEz^i^iE^=^EEEEEES^^^ :z*iJ*=i*i*:zi^zjg:EE=t=^z*z*z^i=z^zzt=ifz?**?:?«?*±iz=!!*z*z:*zl£dzzziz=i:zl nouiouss voice, a glorious voice, a glo - - • - rious, glorious voice. •zM- zp--YZZY^z^z^z^T^Y-'E^-ZX^^p=zzzz-szzzzzY-izz---zp^ S:yE?E*E^?*?*zl:^??*E^?!-EEEEEliEEgE*E*ES B=: The Lord sitteth a- ious voice, is a glo - rious, glorious voicevoice.. The Lord sitteth a- ..6^*_ 8 5 — Base. .d_d. 1. ^i^zztzzX^Tzzizz^izzrYX^z-izzzzpzpzzzzzzz-Yzpzwzzz^^ ^E^^-E^E-SEEEiEiEEE^E^EE^E^E^EiSEEE^^^ a glorious, glorious voice, is a glorious, a glorious, a glo - - - rious, » glorious voice. ^ ' ill •=q=^ZI=2==2= : -a—gj- E lissl^si^iilgEiif^ ¥Ez I bove the water floods; The Lord sitteth bove the water floods: I I And the J ^-^zz^z m^^0mEEmmE^^^^^ T-r-rf- 310 ' Gire the Lord the honor due nnto his name.' [coNTiinrED.] i J TSzzzzzzzzz Zfi—O- zi—s—zzpzYi Xzzzt EJEEEEEEEIEE: -H :=tz yiEiEf-ll'^E :g=E|^=j= Lord re • mainelh a King for for - ev fot I J J I -9- -9- p. J^ \ , -f- -f- S i ^ for I =^=i:^z=g=^:p=:=ii=:-,z:i:fz-Z*z:pzgzfzFz±i=iiE===igirfzzpzz:i=^ —-zr- EElE?EEfEEEfeEEtl?E?EE^E-EEEEEEEEEiEEEEEE=iHE^E^I izStX^ .P—.^-jfi7ZZ,-r r- »- -fi—r~<2- EEEEE m i er, the Lord re mainelh King for - ev er. JL ,XEJ,_^V —I 1 1 -J_-^ ^Mz*zP7.fEizzpzP z*=i=i*i fz i ^zhz^zEzEz m tf* pS E Chorvt. Moderate- -T Solo. -t-^- == -9—«' -•—•—•• -z^z^. -.<—h- EE The Lord shall give strength unto his people, The Lord shall give strength un - to his people: —M—0 0m—w—1^ E!E^E^aEE^E3^5JE3E^EifE5EgEEEfE3=3^3EaE3^P The Lord shall give his '—^ih-t—al—9--9—9-\-0=—9—»—•lizj'—i^—z^:—P¥-«^—^—9 »-=—#-T-i The Lord shall give strength unto his people. The Lord shall give strength un - lo his people : •*zz izzz^zzzzziz7(zz-)——-z^zizz-=. zpzzziz XzzTZz -=--q—P—•-+-*—P—^—0-TZ01— ZPZZPZ -^-*- Xzr^-rH< - Ei 9 1 1—T~ ' I T-'-^Z- It The Lord shall give strength unto his people. The Lord shall give strength un±zt - to: his people zpzzzftz ±zC=i=f=r»=zrz==i=z=zzz=i'^=f= ^lzz± »—zpzzpzzzpzzzpiI -^—I—-f-j— —0—•—r—0 4--^ ^—^—\—\-Z- zU=:5=t: E^EfEEE^EtEJEtE^E^^ The Lord shall give strength unto his Zt_-people|. t=Thte Lord shall give strength un - to his people ; The Lord shall give his ' GiTe the Lord the honor due nnto his name.' [CONTINUED.] Tutti, 311 Z9 p 0ZWZYZP-0- :EL-TC3 -I—r- zEztzzzlzz^Tzz^zzzMzzPzi :t=t;: -i»—briJ "^-1 I *-J.-I^—1^—, 1 people Ihe blessing of peace. peace, peace, Halle - lu • jah, Halle - Iu - jah, Hal - le - lu - jah, Halle - lu - jah, HaUe- =z:=:i:T=q^z:4 =Ef;=gz=g ^1^1 le - lujah, Halle - lu-jah, Halle- I Hal - le - lu - jah, Halle- - lu - jah, Hal - - - le - lujah, Halle - lu - jah, Halle- ..Tutti. -P-0-P :*: Wzzpzzzw. i ^* -.9 0-.]f z^zipz^: s •—I— al*: El -h ilE :zt=t: people the blessing of peace, peace, peace, Hal . le - lu • jah, Halle • lu • jah, Halle - lu • jah, HaIl - le • lujah, Halle • lujan, Halle- Solo. Solo -P—9- -9' Icz^pzzPz —I 1— ztzz ?^£^^r|gEgEiEE?EE^EJ^^EjEBEjEE?E}?Ei zzfzzZfz ^—g '^ ^zz:^_-Caj—J^-—I—I—I—f-l= 1 • 1**-!:' 1 i^ii ZZZXiZEf-lu-jah, The Lord shall give his people the blessing of peace, peace, peace. The Lord shall give his people the bles>ing of 312 ' Give the Lord the honor due unto his name.' [CONTINUED.] Ad Lib. Tutti, " -Szzi :*z=zriq -9- -0—p—. *zSz: -t- SE^EUEgEgEgEgEigli^grflffJ peace, peace. peace. the blessing of peace, Er-Hal - le lu jah, Halle lu jah, Hsd - le jah, Hal-le - lu -jah, Hal- A Tem:po. iXzzz^-TzzzE-E'-EzzX^-zzz^zzzz^- il -1- ziz:zz^zz:i=ziz *-—p Hal - le - lu - jah, Hal - le - lu - jah, Hal - le jah, Hal- le • lu-jah, Hal- Zfc I_l__ 0 0-Z-0— 09-P P • 9 A9-^--—0-P • m 0 ^ „ T Ad Lib. AE^E^EEk-^ErE^^Ex:E^EE^EE^^^^^E^Hal - le - lu - jah, Hal - le - lu - jah, Hal lu jah, _ A Tempo. Tutti. -0- -0. J 3 ztz^pzziftzzzz-Z-Zz^zz;zzzzzzpzzzziczizwzzzp-=XZZ-Xz^pzzzp i i I -I 1—I— -i»«—1^- , zp- p - Wt tzq=:^=zr 0- t 9-—9-\- :t=^t= E tEEE :t=: I—-9-d 1 K -0-\-0- 0—— I 1 J._ I peace, peace. peace, the blessing of peate Halle lu jah, Halle lu • jah, Ha0 l 1^—X.le . lu jah, Hal • le - lu - jah, Hal- :t==^ -0—0—0—0— — ztzrd zc:zrti=:t=:tz=z^=: Ef^EBEEEEl^lEl^^lE^ ta—u=- le . lu - jah, Halle - lu - jah, H.tl - le - lu - jah, Hal - le - lu - jah, A - men, A - men. 35E pE3^^E^a^JES=3^E^j3E3^te-E3SE3SEEiE^SE5J= ' • 9 ^ p 0-\-9—9 * " * 9—9 9-Y9—9—^—9--0—9-YP^—9 9—9-\—g-\-g—\—'-^-\—9-\ • le - lu jah, Halle - lu - jah, Hal-le- lu jah, Hal - le lu-j.^h, Halle - lu-jah, Hal-le • lu -jah, A - men, A - men. z4- _p? —I X-^„n 0 .0 —^—^—0 0—0^ —^0-1—. ^—^—1^—1^—^ -*• -*• X J X •— Hal . - - - le - lu - iah, Halle - lu-jah, Halle - lu-jah, Hal-le - lu - lah. A - men, A - men. •Ell % ZZ 6-4lu 3 - jah, Halle - lu-jah6, Hall4 e - lu-jah, Hal-le - lu - jah. A - men, A 7 - 5 - i0 S4 -0- .m0 -0- m0 '4 :p=p:T=3-S J '^ 7 5i*—01- 0- .0—0—0— ,===-=:i=ii=#zzp=t:-':ftizrq?=ip=z==:*iii=zz=z=p=i=p: —P P—I 1 1 1 0 ^-P-i^—i*-4Z—I ^_-|—X.^ -.^—I 1_. -0—0—0—.0•I— 0—11-0 —10——0 —-0I 1-—f 0—0—. Xi 0—0-.I 1 ^.X-i_.:_J.-I | 0 -—I.1_ — -0 ^ 0 0 1 1 X-i 0 m^ le lu - jah, Hal - le lu • jah, Hal • le - lu - jah, Hal - le - lu • jah, Halle - lu - jah, Hal - le lu - jah, A men ALLEORETTO. ' Sons and daug^hters of the Pilgrims.' [TEMPERANCE HYMN.] 313 :^El=n1t-=^==Ji:=l^=ltp~1=iq^i=JJiiqzqzqz-:p-==zzzTiqziq?iq^:z^-^-z15l~i=t=-^^^ izP-r.PzzPzzPz.Pz.PzlfE.PzzM~PzlzEMzEPz^z^-zz^-^M^:MzzPzzPzzPizPzi^^-miZM-j.Zj-z f P 3z=jzii5=:l^=^E^Ez15t=il=i:1=::f!i=RiE^zzlzdE3z:tz=iriIEqzEl5E^iiS--zPi^IEjEE^z^^^ ^z*£ii*zitzii!zi*zzi!zt2ziit:az:*z±:iz«ziz*i±z^==izz±i*Hi*z:*zi*zii!zi*zli2zitiiz--iz±iiziiz-»H^ 1. Sons and daughters of the Pilgrims, Who of noble birth are proud j Lo! the glorious cause of temperance, For ex - er - lion calls aloud; W Inle the ^/_ z^zpBzpzzpzzpzzmzzpz^: iipzzpzi^zzipzpzp: ^¥^^^¥pzpzzpzzmzzp 'zE^: X- :t=t=!*:fe:,z:f:iz:riit=--5=:U=:5=:t : -t^E?ES5Eii^:EEggE«= j!z:4ztz:5=:5=5=:t=:5=: -01-0- Yzxzz-XizZz ^ZZ^-9--9—9^—9—9--9-YP—9—9^-0-Y-m~9-XZXZYXZZ Y-0"zP—9-'-0—0--0-¥ -*--»--f-T?E'~-f 1' tiazpz*z#zj ,ii5EEEE^Z-^EeEE^ElEEEEE:t=^EfEtEEE*E'ifeEEEEtEl^^^ Unison. CBES. fts p ZZZZ J jZ p -. 5iii=pzpZpiiipvjizjizpiIif;zp:IE?ZKzpz»z|:pzpzpz^±*z*zpzp —qii.Ez:=iifqzzRq'^q;zCq;i—zpzzzM^pzpzjizpipzE^zzKq^diztqJq i t:zt=t=t=tiIlizU=tzt:±itzt:i:t=tzbz2z±£ztztztltztztztzztztzt- :SfiiE-:z4ztfii monster. Still within the land is found. While the monster. Still within the land is found. Sons and daughters of the Pilgrims, Sons and daughters of the CRF' S J7 "RES, *• -f pzzpzmzwzwzpEYzzpzpizp ~2Z igzUz E^--^t. ill U^ 0 -0-0- =r w w LJ L- Who of ^ Still within the land is found, -. ^—1 .,P^-.^-,-E^^^—-,-,ffi—PP.:9-.,.,-0Pz\zX^ZizEEz77PzE^zz^^z^ziZ»z»zzzzzzzzXlZ,zzz&zzzY-7^z=z:LiZiiZiZiZiZizi^zi-zzz^^ ^—-^-.--^..X^^^X-..fz: T-^i-iZi-r^-^-r---rS- . P--1P-P10-9±P- 2SES5 -J-i—0-\—0-1—0- zzSi^jzMzl iE^zL-*:fezf4:Ez^z^|EES=^|«i*=*=*{EESE?E^ElEE^^^^^^^^ g _ /K _ _ 6 _ fe(6 6 Sons and daughters of the [M. S. H.-40] 314 ' Sons and daughters of the Pilgrims.' [CoNTnnrED.] T-*7 -bzzz-azzaz:0z :—B»-.!»-i—-j—f^-P- a . «• . ^ „. --0- EEEEA^^EE^^^^EEiE EEEi^i^{iEEi^EiEEEEEE^E=^EEEiCEEE{iqE5EE^i^SE^=SEE|EEEEEf^^^ ^z'Szi-Zi^z^zi •z-_z:?z:#:T'rizz?z •ZI ?ztz:^z • i-*ztzztE:x c _c'T"tzi? i'?zi?:T:3zi?ixi_ztzitzfix_:tzt=?ix:_zi^ the cause, the cause of temperance calls aloud, the cause the cause. the cause of fi-T- ^E^ZzEEEz^EEEAtEAEE^^ 'H*-T-^--f:T:E: fjEEifliqil^i^^llzfeliE^fSEl ble birth are proud; 6 z.zz:»z;p;:i;:qzr«z:# zzpzizzzzzzzzzpzizzzp'-zzzzzzz-3- I i^z:s:izzi::zziii;zz:zzzzq:xiizzzzzq:i:^=:=3 ^E?EE?E :»z:i»; —<* -:^---\ 0 —r—r- -0.-0 E£|iZz-=-5EE|£zit:|iEz:i:jEt=t:|^':{:==f£.:^=*^^^ Pilgrinis, Wh«* u--0- ot: dec. E LARonETTO. (-c\ EEEEEEAEzEEE^^^EzEzz^^E^^E^^^9- ts m, -01 P (-- J 1 ^^Y^ dz'^-Zi P.' |3-iEiEppE^|EE^p|5-E5^:if:^Pf;;^z:pEE^ I 0-1-—1.-—I J_T:I ^ ^ ..^ ,1-*^ ^T-__.^ i_^_,_,_^zi.^__y_i_^-_^ temperance calls aloud, calls aloud, calls a - loud 2 S''e ! the loathsome drunkard reeling; Hark! the cries of weeping friends; • Hear the mother, children pleadiiii; ; Heaven relief would quickly send: mEEEEmEmMMMEm-iEEEEg^EEE^^m ts m u^ rsow ZoZz7zzzZY9Z-ZzzzSi\- E^ „EE'-V--0 ~l^z¥fE^xEA=E-zx^zEEEzE. :EE=:5=n E5EEz"-±-zzz- -7z:PuzPz±Zz:P-.Z-9zl: -i z^zizXzii iff a XZZZ'^Z¥EZZZ¥E:P--E9ZZP—P^PEZPZZ£ 6 5 -756 # - ' Sons and daughters of* the Pilgrims.' [CONTINUED.] 31 d -/- =ppxz:pzp»zzizzz=izig-ZTZirzzzTzz|=qzTz^q=zziPqzz=1zpq=iqziza=iqziizz=zz=^ Pimzzw m 'E\EZ7ZZ\ZX=ZYZZ^Z^Z^^E^ZZ»Z\ZPJ^PZ\^^^^^ f z^zzzzzzXzzzXzYX—rE-¥=E=X~ 7=zX &^z»rzfepgzz:jzz:^z|zgzzPz: E Cruel tyrant! Cruel tyrant! When will all thy miseries end! When will all thy miseries end ! -/.wzzzw- t ,-?-•-_#—^ J—1—-1-rP- 4 :i^^g^f^^^E^i 'iSziz -^ -zixzmzizzP: Iii f UN SON. _ /^ SL PP •I— -b-:i iH^iii :E^E3 EEE "^A^ixm^z^ # # - "6~^' I i MODERATO mp Cres f mp m -iZZJ T 1~t g^'g—grtia: -»-9z^f.^zz^Y^—dz W^^EW^^EEEm¥EE00A%mE^i^B:mpmp CresCre» f m f mp^ m ^ _ .g- -gl w V -g. _ Haste thee on the gloiious day. When the powerful arch iteceiv - er. Shall no more his wrath display. 3. O thou great and mighty Saviour, mp Cres f f-^7t—d mp Cres\ f m f mp m ^.-i^-gZZS ^^=EE= ^iirei^^f^S^g^iEiiliiiiliiilEJiE] 316 ' Sons and daughters of the Pilgrims.' [CONTINUED.] f .OLltC^r U JWHACstO$0. Allegro Maestoso XzXX -^z^fXz-zzz^z^zzzYXE7Xzz\Y^z7lXziXz-^lzts^±p-*\9r-0 :i>»-#' :pz^zs-p: iBipZpZ ©^•fP-sf,^g-W V.^ 1--^ —I 1-- r-~. EEtl"^*E^E*Hill^^^zlttizttititzf E 7XZm |^SE?EtmEEfe«E«?f S ff E^z=XXlXr-ziXzzEzizz!iXzzi^X-lEX^^^ p±z2^m±d7r-P±dzdipjMzPzPi^z^itzidzp±dXzpidzsiP.zPz3izPi^i^^ Then our cause, our cause will gain the universal sway. Then our cause, our cause will gain the universalsway, our cause, our cause, our cause Will gain the universal sway, our -/- gaztz^lEEBEEgzt,izt=tE:::gfg=ttz;fEl=zlEEtt=UE=tltzglgJzi*f!Eg-7-p / -—^fi «-.c. 3ESES ziTe=^T^=]Tqz^qzqrz| •^Ei^-'lxE-xEEE^^^^i'^^i^E^Wzi =l^EEzEtEr i:*z*z*=*: :dz2: iEi^tEEEE:t£±Ezi±??z^*E*lE?±EtE*{E-j = = q a 5 7 = 5 = -YiM:^zz^zp r^Z^ZPY-fiZPhi'i^if^z'^zmzpipzll'z^zwzfiTizEpiE ::pz*zpc«zzf2=: ^^ ztztnzliizztTt=EfEzt=t=ttt=E±Ez^=t=tit=-±t=-lt=tEtE:it:=t:±:t=t:±it=tE±:t |:t=t=t=-f c cau?e, our cause, our cause Will gain the universal sway, the universal sway, our cause Will gain the universal sway, our cause Will gain the universal sway. ziE-lj -X-DJ-^ -J= -J- J- J- -i.i E J J- -J-iJ-J- J -J= ^ :-:g;r:-j:r:jixg:'^Fi hI,e. tha.1,,t. comeso„.««<,, hv.»e ti,athat pnmecomes in the name of the LordLord,. Ho - sanna, blessed is he that comes, Hosan - na Ho- T^^^^^^^^EX^E^AEEEEEEEEEAEEzE e that comes in the name of the Lord, Ho - sanna, blessed is he that comes, Hosanna, Hosanna, ZXZZTZ SiE^i?tZZ2 t -g—g- EE^EEEZ^-- S18 'Hosanna.^ [CONTINUED.] ^-fi-EtEESE^iE^IE*-ti?EEaE=EiE^EpE^lg'*iE^EHE»^ z^\—g= zEziEi±zz=:zz±El:^±EzzE:t±zif_^EzlEzilEzE±E±Eiz=ztzEti?E»:El*:EEi^t±0:=D==t=t^ ± m Hosanna in the highest, Hosan - na in the high sanna in the highest, Ho - sanna. fi-T9--^.0Z^--z—gzzzYZ^fztz°zzLZzi^ipz^izzzizzzzipz^ipzfszi^ ^^EEEtlEEE^SSEiiiggEEESEEEtE^^iEEE&lE^tE^ES^ m Hosanna in the high - est, in the highest. Ho - sanna, Ho sanna. Ho - sanna in the high est. /fs /ts ^4S =H= ^-PZI M^^Emm^mm^m^^^ CHORUS. For. blessed is he that comes \J /% G ^ —g— -fi fi- ..p—p—0—0.. ..P—S—0- •Z^—g- :=!=: -_pZP=f rrA-a ^1 : , : p Pi ^E: :^EESi==P=P- ^^i=^ ^7~^iw=^ \ -^-g—gj- FiEEE?|-??*^=H^P^==^P=^i^^«S?fSiEiEE|E3^^ EI:3^==il=t:Iz*z*zg==gi±igzitzifztigzzgihg=git"="z*=gz*ifgztz*il-g"^ Ho sanna. bless - ed is he that comes. Ho - sanna, blessed is he that comes. Ho - san - na, Ho sanna. Ho- EE5ESE •EExzz.-zzpzzpzp. ZgZzzY?r- EE -t= X- g-^-l—t: :it=:t=t±. ZZZ EE^^^EE^xz^^mt±:t= t Ho - san - na, blessed, blessed is he that comes, Ilo^^an na. Ho - sanna, HoHo -- sanna. Ho- -9 -^ '—- ,• • -3- -•'- J I I '!-«'- -•- -9- -0- sizz^zXzzz-Szzo'^zz9-i--pEzz^zMZizzz-zzzzpzz9ZYZ-zzzztzi1Z^^^^^ Ei^ ^^Ezx^^YM^EE^k^^^EEE^EA^EE^E^ ' Hosanna.' [CONTINTTED.] 319 •e=p: -g—0—0- .. •zzzzzzp. t—WZZjZ: ZBZZPZZ^Z Z^ZZZMLZiZ ZEZzz:: E=t •.szzzi ZZ. EEE g—P—i :c: isFf li Ho • •I H 1= ^ :Ez=t=:t=i:t=t=:=Ei±£=tz:t: •> Blessed is he that comes, in the name of the Lord, in the name of the Lord; Ho - sann ]IE^fE^EiE3E3E3EIE3EE^EJ^EEEEEaEEEEEE=iE^3E5.^"" '"'^ ?zzPzi. =qEEEziE^qEEEIi=EEf ?xziz=zzf=z=±igzz*zizfit?=zi?Ez±zz:*zi^:i:lzS*z:?z±i?=*iz;*z .^•i:?zii?z:izi^f-^Ei^z:i sanna. Ho - sanna. Blessed is he that comes, he that comes in the name of the Lord, in the name of the Lord; Ho san - na i#»x2- -_Ezp: g-0-0- -g-g g— pE*EptitEE^EESE=EJEE3EiESEiEf^ .iiEgEj^Ei:EEE!tE zttit=:t EEEEElEEEEEiE^: _+.e-__._^_|£E^-4 I blessed is ±±izEz^EEzEEzit:±-t=-=:?=I:gEEzzc:ihe that comes in the name of the Lord, in the tnam e of the Lord. Hosanna, „ .a- .0. .0- -p. ^ZS^^^zZZ, zBzzzpzz-pz EEEEiEEE=EE=E 3iJIEiz=ixi=E|EE=:^~JEE5^i J..g 1. ;E=E :E:t=± :t=*:=?illizzt=:t=±:^:=:=:^i=Ezr=: : -9 9- ]EiE|iEE^=aEJE3EEEEiEE3EEEEE-:SEEgEE^EpEE|E z-^ZZfi EE EEEtEE EIEEEEElE :=t±:t=;; blessed is he that comes. Ho - san - na, blessed is he that comes. Ho - sanna. Ho - sanna in the highest X=zX EEE- zxzzzpz0z:-zpz E3EiEEZB—g. -P—9- iEiEE^EEaEEEEi d-9-' •H 9- E^|E3=^5=IE zXzzz. •?Xa,PzzPz :fzi=t=t=±:E :t=t: 9 \ 0 9—•---l-li'gz'gl blessed is he that comes, Ho - sanna. Ho - sanna, Ho- sanna in the highest, P q= ==izzr_ii==z^iig=5:ii=z Zg-Y^—g. zi=zzpz EEEiEfEzEEElEEElE^E EEIEEEE; Hi SEEEEEI Ho bless - ed is he that comes. Ho - san - na. Ho san - na, in the highest -o- tzz—zz ;qizqzq:=qiiz=:z:iiz=ip:i:t:ziaiiizzz:p:T:t:zzpiTzp.zzi=-#zr^i:f5z:j2i ^lEI ±E*±!=t: *E*EiE?lE^4^EEElzEEEEEiE^EEtEz^E|E==^^ oiaW 'Hosanna.' [CONCLUDED.] ZgZP^-fzY^-YE-Yzzzizzzz—T7Z:.Tz^zEEzzz^zrzEzpzzz^zY^Y^»' f^ztz~z:fz=f:?;i=zf=zz=±t:zti:Ezt=ztzt::lt=E±:EzEz=tztiItztiiE=-h--i—I—J—I---t---l—-—+e-K -I—. P-9-{0-t- -t--[ 'r-'^-±s-fiYz-trb ^'3E^|3^J^^i|=3p^S|EE^EE|E^EEiE ^E^7JS#z±:g;+'^'+ gXdiz in ththee highest. llu • GnG.in • nana,. Ho san - na, Ho - san - nana., Ho - san - na. Ho san - na in the I ^i -r»#»-T-^-T—--T''=^T»»—^^T^-E-r-*^ 0--^-T T Xzzf—T-Pi I fzz^zzzzzz "^'" ^zApz^: •Zzzf.wvB.zX'z— ^-9-Z •q-a(#-fi»Fr 1 1- E: i IT' i7\ '•"••""rrE — 1 Z'ZiZipZiT -p0Zpzzpz :a=©. iz=i2ii=|zi=*z*:Ezi*z^zipi|-r_.,_- -0' -0- -O- SY-VT. -#- -0~ .0. ^ ^ SV'M. W--E=EEE^—-t-E'-9--iz^zYqTz-zz-z-iYP--fXE'^^^^ .EE"EEt~±EEE:EEEEEEEifEEi^*^^S-fE,E:EzE?i±EEzEEiEzEEitEiE 'Fallen is thy throne.' [HYMN.] Martini. TENOR. SLOW. APrETUOaO 321 |gE^E=EE^IEg^E;Egil^pEE^EJE^=E3=S ^-^1—iiZzEzzt-'^—=±iZ==:g==g:3zE-b—gzfz=*zzifziigJ:!=z5iEz;;iifiEzrif:U=:g=E3-t:-zc:t:tzz-Li=f:t=^ ^=:=EJ 1. Fall'n is thy throne, 0 Is - ra . el. Silence is o'er thy plains. Thy dwellings all lie des - o - late, Thy dwellings all lie des - o-late, TRsnr.E. fr- ^ 1 ^- —r i«»T- -{7^^-M-—7—=K- ^llgl^li^il^gj^gi|gii^i:Eiiigjis| mz^-fzzz^Ezr-+.t^ ztzz^z pq^*iiizi=z=pz=ii=:zziizzz==3==iiiiiziiZT:iziq:iizzizz=thY-9—0ZZ-0-ZX^ q ^f-^^ -jp-r-p—p. i is E?E''ESEEEiEEEJEEEtEEEE3itEEaiEE.EzliEEE?El:SE£Ei£o'er thy i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Thy children weep in chains. Where are the dews that fed thee On Elim's barren shore, i-rs- ^^^mw^^^^i^^EEA^^mi^k ^p==if:i:p=iqf~=ii3=]=i=t=q| :i==n:i=i=:q=I=#^i=p«=J=I ElEt^^l^ElEF^EiEEEEi ElEtE.E|^gf=E|^:*=f§ fed thee. On Elim's barren shore, [ M. S. H.—41 ] 322 'Fallen is thy throne.' [CONCLUDED.] ---iifiz-zpprziiz =1=1= :p=f= zpzzzzi. zpzzzyz iBzzip: ^^wzzpzz gE^fEEE lilil^^sPi zzz. l^ :t=E: -I—1- E - lim's barren shore. That fire from heav'n. That fire from heav'n which led thee. That fire iroiB heaT'n which led thee, Now —)s0--i-aztzzpzz%0—^ EEEEEI lE^Ez-^Ez^^E- iiHi_^_j._i_—I—xzt=_i_5—i 0—1_: ±zzPz=zzzz'zzzz±z£zzzzMz -p-i m E -lim's bar - ren shore. heav'n niE-*Egz "P—p- |SEE^fE?E-ESE;*EES-EEiESE*EE^IE^ES^ V— J— —i,_t=nzz ±=EEzE^=^iiz^=t=i=E=EEzt=£E±zE=Ez±zE:^zElzEEEEzi=tEEThat fire from heav'n which : zXY^zzfZzzzizzrj^zzzz^zrr;^zzzz^rzzi. =P= -*-•- SzYEfizzppExtzzPz :p=i= ±:=t lights thy path no more, Now lights thy path no more, - Now lights thy path no more. i 5=izqz=:zqzz:i=zti=zlzi:irTT^iiqTa—iizztzzL S^^EZjiUfHf 7zlzzJzzzJ-4zPzzzzPzizzzzmzPm:\z»^pEE^P^^ -PZZ.MZ i 'Sing, O heavens.' [CHORUS.] Kent. 323 ft —g— Z-fiZ 5==i=zt=:Eitz=zt==tziJz:f :t=:±=± E1E 1 EE=E=E Sing, O heav'ns, and be joy - ful be joy - ful O earth. break forth in - to EiIEE3EEE 'zl^'^E- —g- -9 9 zX^ !§=:?= ;^ EE -g—9—g- EN~E~ -g- -^ "^ -d- Sing, O heav'ns, and be joy - ful, be joy - ful O earth, break forth in - to singing. mountains break ZSTZZZJSZ ZWZ0Z EE^EEE^^E^ EEEElEEEE -\-—r-i EEEtEEE Sing 0 heav'ns, and be joy . ful, be joy . ful, O earth, break forth in singing. -g- -9- -9- e^^ zpzz^zzYZ-—;,—pzifzi^^q^gzif-1 „—pz =t: -I- :t--:: Hi Sing O heav'ns, and be joy - ful, be joy - ful, earth. :=t g g 0-1—0—g g-i - —9 £ zezztzdz 2=ZZ?JZ 3==l X*-Az ElE^Ei^^; -0-E£E—1— E EEEEE=F=E sing .ing, mountains, break forth in - to sing - ing, O mountains: the Lord hath com - fort - ed, halh com • fort - ed his EE =* ::t zmz m :azzzaz •-mz zfazi±:-9 9 9- i^mm i*fczifzz^3; g forth in - to singing, break forth in - to • singing, O mountains: the Lord bath comfort - ed, hath com - fort - ed his zzszzzzpz -e—g—g- Z^ZZPZ0Z^Z -P—g- ':zzp.-0^_-.pE X E=t=t=£= 'im tztzz^tj—^Etzzd mmountains , break forth in - to sing - ing, O moun tains, the Lord hath com - fort - ed, hath com - fort - ed his -^ ^ - - -.fi-^-0^ zzpzzzzpz ZZX- zpzr :*-#©- .-——e- -h E=:=t: - *i X lEiil :E ±ztzX=z^=Y^^ break forth in • to sing - ing:.E O mountains: the Lord hath com - fort - ed, hath com - fort - ed his 324 'Sing O heavens.' [CONCLUDED.] —9 9- ;=q=q=r=t ;=?- ZEZZ^- -9-^-rf—9ZZZa- ^EEE :^=s: t=±=tz=t=t=±"T=^=^^iE^^=fe^^j^l^i^}: ^ people he will have mer - cy, he will have mer - cy, mercy on his af - flict - ed. zzzx EEEE^3EfEgE^^E5E^^±3=EI=f=zB •9—g- -g—. zzzzz—tz^zzzd.iil i :f=g—g—g=tz^S~a=TEg=9 g 9- ^^^^fcazEg-I-^E^ I af - flict • ed. A • men, A • men. people. he will have mer - cy, he will have mercy on his :z?z=z^iza^^==z -g g——_: —g—fi. ~g—- -«-f=p-g=^E Pg=iE|.j=g^^|Egz|=H|EE| :t=t=ztzii=EEEEEElEEEE^ people, he will have mer - cy he will have mer - cy, mercy on his af - flict - ed. ^—pzlz^z^zzzz\ HLgEgEZ ::=2z =5zzez;zzz?z^=tz^ ^EIEE EfEg-g=^j-^=g^zg-|=EJ^ people, he will have mer • cy, he will have mer - cy on his af flicted. 'Our Father n'ho art in heaven.' [LORD'S PRAYER.] Denman. <'-9-# '?-^*m^m^mAEmm\m^^ ^ SVM. SLOW. PIA. &^^x¥tA^EEEE¥:E^Em^Ex&^E^^ I r I ' I f I I I -^—1- EEA. ^^^l^mE^^EEzEAEEAEEEE: ;««z± E^i g; ' Our Father who art in heaven.' [CONTINTTED.] 325 iM^xEEEiE^E^i^E^-iEA^-^-^E^-i-^^^ |:=z=«=^4:^?zzyi^zJzgiE^E?E^^E?EiEE^EEE?EfeEEEiiB^ *zz|:^iT|.zj=zj!^ztl^z==|-|EfEEEE=qEE^ElEdEE^3^i=^^iJi=^=^ P--J-E,±-J_i^_t^=E=±5L^:^z^z3El^zEl:*zi^i«^^ p-\-9-9 , j^ *-*"'' Father,r who art i-—n• heav'n-^i-ij.» u,j Hallo.M.^uiiu w.1 - i^iedi uvbe, titth» y ijaiiiVnamef . Thi IS Jy kingdonuiguudmt come\.\/(iii. ,j thiiijyr wiln iili bv\.e done\x\jit^f, O\jiin earlcai 11h1 aasO i1%t iIOs 11in1 heav'n. ;tEt£E zPzz^zzzz:- ai#zz: ^E^ jzJEi^JEJEf 9—P- m z:zt: -g-i-^—^- UEiEm^EiAmi^EM =±:t=:t: I 1— —I ^- ^-=*-#—m—9-l-9Zzz\-Y-^—:q: -=p Elzz^zzf'^-zzXXzpzzzpzzzMzi^i=Z07zpzzz:Yzzz-z^0ZzzYZ r:EEE^E£EiEEE^Ef?EE*: i^i^:=C:r-: I^^=PZI=1=I ^Z^^ESEPSI^EE^IEEEESESES^ E^E^^E^iEi^EE *—9—p-l-p—^-l-0-0^-l-p—p—p-l-0—0-p-0-l-0^p—ZZZZZ^ Give us this day our dai - ly bread. And for - give us our trespass - es as we for - give them that trespas9 .0.s 0a - gains0 .0.t us.0.: Zz^zzzrzn''—^T———T-i?iE^=E^_E«EgESjEEE==EE^iE^^3^EJE,;—^-3-T~, ^^T-i--n*-i—T—E -f^-^j- ==!E:*zz^zEi^EEzf-'zi»xtfiti*=jEtfZ?-*—*=E=i=u= :*=z*ztzfz i^^i^mmEi ^^m^m^EEE^^EEmEzmxiE^xmmEEEEl 326 -gE^-E-—FJ—E^-j—EI"E"*~*--P=;~^-'='*--i=E*=*~^E^ zmzPzzMzzitziMZPzPz '-0 9—*--}- 0—9 9-Y'—\z ' b"--1—^—#•—I 1—-|—' ' U—-\—' m. -#- _i_£.'^:_EEz-zq-|:^ztrE^E^ntEEt=J^^iiiEE«EEiEE*ELj=^^L^^EE}Eq^EE^iE:^|EEj^^E^^s « 0—----^-i:^p—-0—9Zz^-p-p—P^-^i 13.^—.£—0-1-0-0—0-1.^—^-^.^Z-0-0-0-0-ip-p-p- and lead us not iu - to temptation, but de - liv - er us from e - vil, for thine is the KINGDOM, and the POWEE, and the OLORT, for z^E^-z^zq'^z^EE=^i^pzIE»zi*z=»zEf=I^»v-^zE?zEpzIb*=izz»=Ie*—*z=qzIEqzEq^i-z!?zIifz:pc:gES —a ^.q—,—: -•[•—-.0—p—r> [S— —I—i-t=_.^_Jz_jz--T-r--— ——--T i__.^_.[:_.^_t_p—•^it—,—-^ --T ^ 0^T—;_...#—,-.*—," ^ ^ T — s _i^.^-S=T»-g-3z-^^T-i^ - 0—0—•^--'- •*—1^-1^—'^—0—0-1-0-.0—0- 0-1-^—Z-—0-1 --1 * <•—XH^—#« ^—^-p—^ —^-E^t zztzzz*z z -0—0—0—#- Ez^EE^E^EzExE--^ :p=#zg*£ 9—0--^2Z' 9Z-Pz\tZ»-ZZZ .0—0 -0—s0-i-— \-0—0-x-Z~^E-EzzZzzX^0—0- Et—•—*- ±0--'^—0.-.0- .—IZZ Z „,—^_ -0—0—0—0- 10-Z-0- zz^zzz 5 9 EEEEmAEm. E¥- ^v :z^q-z^-:^zt 'ZZ-XzXz-^. ^ 9 iz-p-_fiZ-p-^-9 ifili -p—p—9 ev - er, and ev - er. .B-::-0—pe ^z^zz^^^Y^^z^Y^mB^-^^EmEi •—I—-h±z«= SEIES4 I W-— 1-9-0—^-1—g i-^i-^90-i.pz\pYE-^ ^-*-*Jiji^-^— SSzz*=?='EIE-^-EEE:jzz^=EIE -1-"^ -z|;--E3Ez:i=Eiq rzz"EE-iEH=p=}==l=^i=l=Eztl=5=3EE _z=iz?Ezz^=^=l:=^=*z±zi=*zz:zt.-p Lz:- ^f.zz::qi-r.tzzz:s»:_z_ E*^::it*zrzfz:±z:±=i=t=E»=z*=ziizir=zzl._ ' I will praise the Lord.' [ANTHEM.] Chappel. 327 ;iq=q:^qii:z= zipzmli^feizeE-izSzEjzEizi-z:: Kb.j3^^f^^Sf^^^i^^:^-^tEpEpEEEifEE :9zzPza" tJEpEpEEEEiJ E 5 •pzizpzzp.^?Epi 5.0 .gZZZPZ^p 0—0. •Z-X :t;zt:zitznzilit z tzz ±i^izzi_z:"z'.g:iiz:= :fe*E^Eft=:U=te : :±£zt;z*z:*:E XXE -I—1.-0—1 ^aE=]=4fz|zztzaE4zE«fazzzi^iiE2EEE:tEEti=E==tfiEEEE=EiE^ fzz^zdzdz±Pzuizzd±.Pz-^Mzs±zPzzPz2L¥^Pzz-Pzz^Az^gA.f.zzPz.?.AzPz^^ I will praise the Lord, praise the Lord. in the congre - ga - tion, praise the Lord, in the congre - ga - tion. 1 will praise the Lord, I will SS^EfpzpzpEIi»z:?z^EI:iizip=piiEpz^i6iz!pEI*giZB:ii*z!j'zi^EE»zi*-^^^^ 'z:4:s^z?i±t=|^=t:i£=:U=Ei±it-t=t:±:t=t:=t=:t:itE=t:iE=:^=:E:EE=:^zEtE:zEz:Ez:=i£zzzti;tzt:i:t=:t;=:^ -•: -9- -g- •^z-^Z^g-laX'iZZe-Y^zEzzT.izziZ^Y'iXXX^zz^ ElfeEEtEtEEEllEE^iEEE:EEElEE?E^E^JEE|?EfE=^^^ Adagio. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^E^z\lzXz\zX=Xzz¥xxXlEE-Xi^EiEz^Xzz\¥EXzEiEExi^ 7^xPzzdtpzPzJzzPz±zEdziPzizdlzzEEUrMzPzPlpzi^^ praise the Lord, in the congregation, praise the Lord, praise the Lord, in the congregation ; praise the Lord, praise the Lord, in the congregation ; praise the Lord. Amen i-E-^^^-^-W'^iZXZZzzzz Zp^-gl^Z^ fzztz^xwz-pz^. 328 ANTHT^n. ' I waited patiently for the Lord.' Chappel. Verse. Treble and Base. -P-9- '-^-*=*—*zt—*—f..—.' E| 1 zEEi 1 1 T-t=Ef-! r^r-Ei gif :i __z•-^^pEi. : Andante. 4r -#-i -H i :^q: .f.fzfzpzizizjE:i3qz=: j ,.«—I—L -4—=- - Z^Z0EE:0— :*z*: -9 h- p~g" gi#S z^;: ::^:2: fz;: :=•!==«: It=± 3E13 .^•i,. 5:..;. --^E^ -*- E3=P=i=i=ir=*=j=f =P=#- :p=i= -1— :^=z=t=ni=t^^=t=iEb-^—n«: - EIEEEEEE 2=:=t: I waited pa - tient - ly. I waited patient - ly ; for the Lord, for tbe T=*=P=?=l=ti=f=ji: Brifz .-r EE iiEEEEEEEiE^E?EE; EE^E P--Z- S^ :-=^P^ -•XZZjiZ iiEE ijzfzjz =S=*: ^ AlVTHEin. [CONTINUED.] 329 -dzir ztx '9ZZWZ0 ZZX Z-^ZZZL PZZiZ PZiZ -9-Am-+- -f-_.. -p-^-9—-—r--''9- EE *»=t= -I :=*.—P-:: m —tzt" WA Lord, and he in - clia - ed un to me and heard my calling; waited pa - tient - ly. I waited ^§E»E=^E?EjEtE£^EgEIEg^E_^EE§EEEE=^E^Ef^EEfEIEfEE^^ '• - X, EE i^—I;:—^—^-T p=-y4:—^:=:F-zp-:}:_t:_g^_j_^—^—^_q:_„z=}z ^:-ii=..==p—1—T—: g=s=^ iMz^JzpEJzztzZizzpzzPzzz^z::zp=zX: -gi- -gi: m zpzzi—E-E-tEE^ zTizz^XzJX z^^^ «P= \^m E^=*=*EgS3EEEE ^^ z?=* patient - ly for the Lord, and he in - clin - ed un . to me and heard my calling; -fi—M- -I- 5il^Ef zizzzpz -9- E -I— ^m qzz :z*z±zt: q=r zi=z_iz=p ^'EE^: zpzz^ 9—0- -\—I- ^1= -=£ EE iiE^il [M. s. H.—49] 330 AIVTHEiV. [CONTINUED.] -• ;H- ^zzwzYwzzi E •-P—Jf. E X 9- |^i^i^=E=iJ^^ and he hath put a new song in my mouth, ev'n a thanks - giv • ing. -*- -•P—P-; 51ESE3Ei^^^^ zX gE^^gZgESZf ESE^EiEi ^ ev'n a thanksgiv • ing, mE^EA^.ziizzq==i : P^—*- g- 9 d 9- Z-.tr. ^E£ ^ -p-—•- =*=i= z^-zzz^z SE -9—I- S^J^E •9 1- ev'n a Ihanksgir • ing un • to onr God. ~ -0—0. 5iE^^ Tr~g EjESz=tzfiPz:E-E=r-r-''-g=Er--r-'E •9 p -9—1- ^TU. f f. -0—p—0- zp—T ^l^Ji ~zEEz EEAz ^ [CONTIHDBD.] Tenor. Chsrus. Largo. ANTBSM. 331 ^Z^-gZZ^ZZ^ZZgZ -9 9- -9 • • 9- iszz «—•—•- -9—9—0- EE ^If Blessed, blessed, blessed blessed is the man. Blessed is the man. Blessed is the man that hath set his E5 ;}E^^^E| ^E^l^^^^^EJEUEEjE-ZEJEI] 4-g—9 t-g gj -9 9 ntzatziit Treble, ±zzziz£—»—*E*zz¥.z£=zzP=zEziPz£E^zPzi Y-9—•—9—Z0-Z1PZ.0— T I _^_ IT Z^-g—gZ :..fi—P. -g—g. -9 • -9 9- zeizii: ziizzzpz :1—r -XzzX EEEEEEEEEfeEt^E^EEtEl „ Blessed, blessed, blessed, blessed is the man, Blessed is the man, Blessed is the man that hath set bis ZpZZpZZZpZZTfT. ==i=»zzp=i=p; -9 9— •• XZZX -9—9—9- 'p=F i m 1——r- —tE=t=F=t= 3tzst _|_q_q-: -19—p—p- m n—r-1?- X I hope his hope in the Lord. Great, great, great, great are the wondrous works which thou bast -^EE^. EqqJ=q:^=:E=^ iSEIEE =t nt=i^=:g=^^l=g^_J-E| izst: _,_^_^_ti==_i_p=r__«_^t O Lord I my Ood, Great, great. great. 9 ^ *P=s: -a ^ hope his hope in the Lord. O Lord my Cod! Great, great. great. _e ^^EM*^ -9—•-• ^EEE iE^ EEEESE z^zzMz E^EiE tZ2±Z ^m Great, great. great. great are the wondrous works which thoa hsA 332 ANTWEn. [CONTINUED.] '-^-^— :q=i=^= mEE iOEH^ it=tzii?zE?=zz±ztz -0—0. ^EEzA done, which thou hast done, which thou hast done. Great are the won - drous works. r-#^E^z— ^S zrfEEfEEE^E -^Pz -0—P- zz\z ---g-4 0- l-gi- 1 Great are the won drous zxEx ^^^^EEE^E^^zEEE^zE^Ez^^fE^E^^E. -• 9-: EiE=zEzzc=z*zEt=zt=itz±ztizzCzlz?=zr±zb=^^^t=z^=±: Great are the wondrous works which thou hast done, which thou hast done; Great are the won drous works X :q: e^ -P—P- -«-#- i^f^liii ^ done. Great -ar^e th^e- won - drous •±E—r^-J^J=i^x=: ^EEEEEEEEE^E^SE^|E^E3E^EH^fEB LE^E^?E?EiESl= :z=z=zzizizzE*z=i^Z-*=i'z*iz?zzii:tEE?izt=:£i&xi&it±=z=d Great are the wondrous works. Great are the wondrous works which thou, which thou hast done. tr -# EEztzzj^ElEzr^zi^IE iE-*izz*=*=rfzi-:-E=i: '^x^m^^^^ works. Great are the won - drous works. :q=l'^=t=:^zizz-T: ^SlEt -q—q 0—0-P—9-P- • .0—0- Sz-Ei;i -0—0—K m—,;t^—1_..± Great are the wondrous works. great are the wondrous works which thou, which thou hast done. 5^i —-^-0-.- J, l^l-T *T-T- tz7.zzi^zz^Z-zzz--zPzP..zizzEzzzzzzzzzz t:tzzzU--zU:zazz:E^JE=EEEzig=gEtEt=:3=:t^-J dune. wondrous works. Great are the wondrous works [CONTINUED.] Reeit. Tenor. ArvTHEm. 333 '-f-'Efp- 4 rzzzzizzzizpzza: *•—•- -IS 0. :r=:pzzipiz:ipzz:^E^^T~ES •^ 1^—n»- qzzrit -I——I 1*>—I 1—\-9—0 M z\—5:_j -0—0—0-i. 0 0 0 0-X. ~ 9 0 J If I should de - clare them and speak of them. they should be more. more than I am a - ble to express. W^(h^ z::^zpz ip^E: '-W zt^PzzzSz\ Solo, Bass, =¥X-^E:^:^^¥=^- 1=1 zztzlzgzztzMz-PzPzf.zl¥z7zzz^ztzP ztzizzXzzzZ—z^.i^jE^^3SEEn^i|^E^EE^EE^E|E»EfE?E£:^SE i -P- -P-\-i-0^p-0 '^' —I—q—l-q—^-i—i-*ai—•P^ 9-p zA^z^z^*zzz-* -iz!;z—0-.^ i^__r:_r_i -p- -9- • # -p I have not kept back thy loving -0—0-9ZZ^-0-P'- ~0r-P-E|Et^EgE^E3EE^3EfE^iEiEEESp|E fY-^E^4-4^—•—>—0-i-r^-r-r-P—'-9-'z^-T— m ^f#f=f=P==i- E^ WZ=z.:zpzzzz'^^SEgE^EfEEiEiE|Sp^S2EEgEESiE3EEEEE^eiE=ffE?E? '-'^^^mE t::E3t_^i^-4:_H-p:^-{:SzJ::Szlzi?zJzJi±:J:_^z--izH^^tEz^z^i mer • cy and truth from the great congre - gation. I have not kept back thy loving QiE ra^EJEEa^E^E^EJEEEE^ ::zzBZ .fES-0- ^l -9-P-9 :*=:*i:^z?zi^=t^zi^=iij:iq::g=*=t=:id ^ tig=E=tz r-^i -P- -9- p—9- -0—0—0- mw- E^ q-J]-^?-]==i=z.zpzi:_ I I I ^rzzi -H»< ^— - gzjzg.zi-z::p.3z;z|r.gzrazE=z!^gEg-: ^EEe X mer - cy and truth, from the great congre gation. With- q=z=iq- SEE -E m A^VTHEM. [CONTINUED.] tr "N ^|E^^^EEi^E|EfEgE^^Ei^EJSE|EgEp|ES' draw not thou thy mer - cy from me. yith - draw not thou thy mer - cy from me, 0 Lord, let thy l^£»SEE?E EEE^z=zt===*=Et==E=:z=:^i:jEz?zfi=t :*z*z _) 0- -_-^0,prp^0-p^f^.UEp :^?XE always preserve me- ' P- Cherus. Vivace. ±3 AIVTHEin. [CONTINUED.] 335 :=n S ^^i^iiE^^^^^iii it=±=t :*=• m^ joy ful and glad. be joy ful and glad, be joy - ful, be joy - ful, be joy ful, be ::=E P 0—t-*—*—I—¥ .0—0—0—0- -9T- be joy - ful. be joy • ful, be joyful, be joyful, be joy ful, be -*z z^zpzzzizmzzi ••=- =pzE^=i==^=;E£jEIz^zz^=|z»=i==»EJz*=i^jza=P5=^=gzJ=fe==^ :a==( joy ful and glad. be joy • ful and glad, be joy • ful, be joy - ful, be joy ... ful, be t=t=3=zp=t= -t al—I- Xbe joy - ful, ful, be Pia. Tenor or 2d TVeble. -#:iziizSZ0—0—0ZY0-Z0Z0ZYZ: E|;gzigEfEfE«Eg|gEi*E|EgE^E^S^fEEEEE]EE^|E^^E^E^fE^PEi EEEEEEiEEEEEEEEl zi±=±ziEi±izzi?zi?ELE=EEiIi~?zi!*Ei.-2tztifi2zii*:l:^z?i:2=:t=:«:i:*==*=^ joyful, be joyful, be joy • ful, be joyful and glad, be glad in thee, And let such as love thy sal - va - tion. -=fr "LIZ^. E zz^zzXzz^.t X- ~d-« Pzz-z. •?E*EE^E±-?=*-asg* ±i?=i*=ii:li22=*: lEJEEEpE^JE^^ joyful, be joyful be joy ful, be -#- gl XzzXzzX _(>»-.., EE iilifi^lE^li^i •zXz ful, be joyful and glad, be glad in thee. And let such as love thy sal -va- tion. ^^^S^^^t^^^^iEE^EE^^EzX^m\joy ••—' Inst. -di 336 AIVTHEin. [CONTINUED.] For. -*- z-gzzpz :z^zzpr.: zEz*zzwz ipzzmzzwz ^^-9 9h^-9 =t=t:ll=t:±EEzi:t: ZZZZXZ tE^EfE^ElEEEEt SI^EmE^EL^. let such as love thy sal • va - lion, say always, the Lord be prais'd; the Lord be prais'd, let all those that seek thee b # r S^BEEEilEEESEriTT-jzXEHEg -•—• i •.i-EzZtzizstz'iz^zzP-IzdzX^Azfzzz^XzzPztzP: ±z-szzpz:^z^zzzwzzf:^»zzpzzziZY-pzzpzz^:^.p± zr^i^—==^:f-==i;iq=ii;-=ziqzq=q::f--—7—^T" | | - EEEE^i£^lEgEEEEEfeEEE^ElEEEEEEElEEEgEEElEtEgElEgEEESEtiE^JEg=^r=FiE^ let such as love thy sal - va - tion, say always, the Lord be prais'd ; the Lord be prais'd, let all those that seek thee b( WEEz z?Siz=ZY77zzzzzzzzzzi.z7zz-zzzpzYX-Zzzzzz—iZY-PZ=zzfzzpz 1 :e=*: i:-=q:i:=:q:i:^=^j:p=pi==:i=q=^= EEEEElEii^fE^tEEEiEEEf^EEtEEEwEEEiiEEE:Ji!EiiE?E3li!EEElEEVoice ^ p^iig^^iiiiiiiiiii^i^iiiiiiEiigiJiiiiiiiiAdagio.g joy - ful and glad, and let such as love thy sal - va - tion, say always, the Lord be prais'd, the Lord be prais'd, the Lord be prais' E^3ESE^EiE^iEEEEp^Ei|E3E^5fE^aE3iE3E3E3EJE^EHEEpE^=EFEE=FiEEEfiE tz^zzPzzzz^Pz¥pzXzz=M—Pz¥-f^zzzfz¥.Pzz.Pzz*±*zzfzzPz¥.*—Zzz.^.¥lzzP-A:^zzPziz^^^ iiii^iiEi'EIPlilila^llE'ilii^iii^iliil^iiilSl joy - ful and glad, and let such as love thy sal - va - tion, say always, the Lord be prais'd, the Lord be prais'd, the Lord be prais' ^•—J qi:1=iqiiip: iSiieiijifiisiiii^liilisiii^Eiasii •dzX-iit: ^^^ AI¥THEJH. 'O come let us sing unto the Lord.' .a Chorus. Allegro Asscd. 337 ^*^teE^ElEE= :=i=iz=i=izz=p 1 ¥AE^^zzizzzMzzizzp=*z] ZfiZ + 1 1 -I-'—•—I—i—I— I 1—•] xz E==4:ztzz:ti±z==z=zz: J.—. 0—.—1com- e let us sing 0—unt0—o 0—0—th0-je Lord; ^#=4zpz=«:|zzzziz •FH=E^=r=E=EEF^=Ef=t=='-==:—=^==FE=H—=l-E^:q-n]'^:q:!?; -Er ±- H ^ ^ • P 0 j-t— ^ >7 * i - * 9 * ^—9—^—0-^ -0- o come, let us sing un - to the Lord ; come, let us sing unto the -*. *z5zKi=z1: Zizzpzzgzzmz -0—0- ZPEPZZP—^—"—^- tzzzzp: I 1 -4-^- —t—b*—I il*—1»»- ==t==i:p=:r~ t=t=t=t=U=:: zc: .0—0- 0 come, let us sing un - to the Lord : 1 X-comel , le0 t u0s sing .—0un - lo the X Lord; lel u? -0ZZWZZ0Z.PZ 3l*z^ zpz 4—1-—h- iz*z=zlzt=Uzz^=::' :rz 0 come, let us sing un - lo ilie Hfz*- :^n-iTziz^=^q>=zz ^E-zz-EEtE^Epr^zt zwzzmz=pz Let us hearti re - joice in the Z^Z^ZZl^T ^•^z*- rzJ^ 0 0-Z-0 0 9. :Btz:*z Lord ; let us hearti - ly re Joice in the #z*- :* 9 pz -W ^ _0—0—0—0- +>»—'-•<*—I*- . i hearli - ly re joice let us hearti - ly rejoice in the SfiE^ =P=P=qi==: tzzXEzE xEEtE'^E^EExztz. ..0 X 0 0- -p • *^=^^ p X.ord; let us hearti re - joice. let us In the [M. O. H.-43] 338 AIVTHEM. [CONTINUED.] zqz=z|=:qzi=c=zzz _e»_ z«z=#z=EE«zzz^z -I— strength of our sal - va lion ; let us hearti ly rejoice fcfzrf^- ztzztz -P 9- zt f=^^t~1—T—E~~^—H let us hearti ly re E^zzz\ f= zwzz^E q= -f- -0—0: strength of our sal va lion: let us hearti ly r( joice ^^ZE^ let us hearti ly re - joice -I- Pzz\zMzzzzi=zzd=^ -(- -I- tlie strength of our sal ^- HrE^iEipzEi -9- joice the strength of our sal tion. g :t==t: I 1 let hearti ly re - joice the strength of our sal ^^EEE^l E^EEl i=zt:zz:t^i :t=: zzPzzzzzPzz zTi^z^ziz AIVTHEin. [CONTINUED.] a Verse. Treble and Base 339 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^m Let us come be - fore his presence, let us come be - fore his presence with thanksgiving, with thanksgiving; come before his -p-9 fzipziizi-z. m SE zXz ESE;.: Let us -=^:,«- ^^^Em L'ElEf:^q!^ii===qtez EzzXz gm^^c presence, let us come be - fore his presence with thanksgiving; And shew our selves ^P 9_^ f=?= :EE=t=Czf S-EE3E?: zpzzzpzzp. -t—|-"h- ••.:zzz- ^-=->4 -f^—g -I -= zTzzt :t=iztil it=zt Ani^zd : ^|E=EEiE^EEEJ ?riztz=t=zE::lz5icl AIVTHEin. [CONTINUED.] 340luChorus. Largo Expressito. ti*z3:zi^=-xiq=^zz^ziz1:i:z;z==^zi:qz=j^=zti '^E^^zEiE *z:|::Mzzitf=ztrzza:|:s^.z=aE|: iE3=E3=E&E^EE?E?EiEpEiEfi=|-JE?Ei.^S zp—p--p—si: i:'iz?z:?=if=±i_=i^=:^£:i:t=:t=i?zifz±_z:*!?:=U=;:^3ESi For the Lord is a great God; the Lord is a great God, and a great King above all gods j a greai King above all gods. E^^E^S|EEE^E^S|iSE3pE^S|;^E:^Eq.E^|EE^^ -9—^ E^ii^EE3^3=E^EE|= ? S.-0—0-1-0—•—0—o.x.g 0-1-0—0—•—g-i-g 0—0—0-1-0—0—0 -0—0- -0—9-9^^-^-9'^' ?«=i=4z«. . ^ -^zzzmzzpzzzp: -zzazzmzzMZzpzzzmzzpzzz^: zc=«z:i=•9—9- P-0-0. Eszzi^ziEY.wzzizzp-=zxE^E\ i—I—I——I 1—I— I 1— 0—0-^0- —I 1 1 1 1 1 23 X-zrA zkz^^X^zixzzz'0ZZ^Eziz=Xzzzzz .-I 0—^ 1—X-l 0- ±Z7 0—0. E 0—0—1 -I 0—0—&i—i-g-» For the Lord is a great God ; the Lord is a great God, and a great King above all gods; a great King above all gods. 0-r-p—•—• -r -r-9—a—a T T*—M—9—^0-p- —|-T—zi p=^iii^ti=t=ii|i1=5=ip=i»=:p=I:t=ES=:e:iq=:s=:»=:p=i:t=:?=:t=-t=Ej:=i ii ^ 1 i* i^ 1 H 1—I 1 1 -l--^ W—^—\ 1 -I 1 1 1 ^—ir* 9-±—J i2 5S|E: •.:-j!=t ZZE?=^Z^EZ^ A]VrHE.TI. [CONTINUED.] 341 r±-*z*- -*z*-i ZE—pE—ZzX:: Eii m 4-^- -I 1 1— ^^ made it; and his hands pre - par - ed the dry land. O come, let us wor - ship; O come, let uDuet. -I !— T -P^—9 A i^^»EEE^ t-^z: .Sf —f-x:=q q- :t==t=^z-0—= wzzzpzrz!-zi illi ^—I \--0 0- ZPZZZZMZ ,t-| 1—:qzi iTiet. Base. S-;*E*= ^^^EE^EEEzEExE^. jzlf^:»zzzfz1 1 'z^mmmm-^^tms^^mzExxizizm^^EE^miEm^.-^_# Chorus. worship, and fall down, and kneel be - fore the Lord, the Lord our Maker. O come, let us worship; 0 .*:*- C:=# mm i=?=JiiEiii zAzi r-z^r--^ -#z= zpz^z^z^^zpzz0Z—:^ EEEEifiEEEElEE :q=q= I*ZZ«I z»=*z EEE EEEEEiE^Ef -, S.X.0—.0.3-0- O come, let us worship; O zz=izzz:zzzzp zIEf^=t=iES^=iz^E=qEiEz^EE§Ejzizz^=zzti=P=t=^ m^mEAAm ztzEzztz=zzfztEE=nz±-i!zz»izi?:EiiE=:3=*=»=?=*=x=t=*:EEzi * -3- Voice, 342 AIVTHEM. [CONTLN'UED.] ^jE^E^E^E^EIEE^^EEEj; :q=I===:=I=_ _= \ E-J=EA :t= It -I—A E^^^Ex ^=«—I—»=•—9-i .0—g—0-x-P- -0—•—0—q—^-1 ;zzlzc:=zzn=±=tz=tzzi=i-=t=?i=zf=l come, let us worship, and fall down. and kneel be fore the Lord, the Lord Maker. 4^; :^=—I—I- '^Amx\ m^mmmmAmmmEE ^—t-0—0-.it =«: zz^0-i^zpz -»9- Em '-7ZZXZ J= 7ZZ1 •Z7z1 i£l^J come, let u.s worship, and fall down. and kneel be fore the Lord, the Lord Maker. -0 =*: —I- iE^E=iE}Ei^EE^EpE:*EiEEEBEEE^iiEj tizt li^ T—r ! -T-t=f=——T-^—j—T-»—> 9—f-i-^zi!zzii *i* IZTZZZ^Z :»= \---Z EEE^EEEE^EES^ -I—p- Xzzt For he is the Lord, the Lord our God; and we are the peo pie. we are the peo - pie. Duet. ;fc* Z0z::zpz -I—I— ^^^^ -zzz iz^E^^EE- Inst. Base, 7^^Z^ZZ=.~Z -g- Epi|E^EpE":|pppEp|g^p^|Pp^|-^-E g i^zfz ::p=ziqzEp=pzf ::=f=: zt: :t=:t: AIVTHESL [CONCLUDED.] 343 t^zzzz^^ i^miHiiilill zzE^ — X-S_ we are the people of his pasture, and the sheep of his hand. For he is the Lord, the Lord our God. :-«-=Jz=i EEEmEEEAE^^EAm^^^m Xztz Chorus. Li#:* E;=q=i j^._g ZZPZZfiZ ^¥^0EEE^E^5E^E^EEEEEE^E^^fEx¥EEEE^ :p=z*:{fz=4EjEgEEt:*=:»z=*-| we are ztz¥EEzz.''=z^-izt-X-^^z^E^^zzzz-zX^zEEh:izEiz^Pzzzthe peo - pie of his pasture, and the sheep of his hand. Fo r he is the Lord, the Lord our God; and we are the ^ -l2- - -3- ^•f=?=t==nz=^iT:i=r=±=zzEt=:-=^i=i=s===i==zzEqz3zjizE^=^p:fErzt:i±-ti|ipz.zi:-37TL-ft-»—• x-0—•—0 T-9—• ^"^ T T 1 r »^"-r-| *-r-; 9-r ^ -r 1 T -^—^=^—^4Tzz ^ ^ ^=E'==^—*=b=f^t-z ^-:Eg^-1z^rEl P—ii 1 ^-¥^-t-r-*-9Y^-*—\-\- Inst /y Adagio. f-*- ':'^}EpE*'i'^Eht^'^lE^-E^ll^^^^ 0 0—1 gJE^^i We are the people. of his pa sheep of his hand. =z=f^q5rf=q:=qr=iqi:i==q==~:z: !{iaEaz~S=*:=#Tz*zfz*=t=*^fE{zzzq=i=i3E. 4 X U—l 0 0r—0 -3- zi=izp=iE?zzfzizp==2z=i«==iziizi—izzizzziij^ixzzqzziii- Zp^VZZMZ. -0—P-- :»=*: -E-H 1 1 EEiEEEjE^E?ElEEEtE-iEEtE5Et^EE?EE*EEJEE?EEE people. we are the people, we are the jwople of his pasture, and the sheep of his hand. 5gEPES^EEiEiEEE{EpEiE*ij;iIE^E^zm~ E 7^: :z\—L__.'-izitzzziiz zp-zzzp: t=t: EEE -^ \z—z—0 r 1 1— Xzzztz. ilii? Voice. 344 GLORIA IIV EXCEL,SIS. [Chant.] ^ p^ *Ti PP ff tf.?5eEEE3==t t IzX^zrLz^ZZfzzzTz. ^iXYzzZz^^^Y^EEEzYm\^¥^^&. Glo - ry be to God, to God on high; and on earth peace, peace. Good will to men. e praise thee, we bless thee, we worship thee ; we ^^^^^==^:^^i.g==dip^i=zizzi=.E^=^^ gEft:-U:rpz=t:t:t=t:t:^=t:f=fr|rzzzrziz=|:p=^ig--:|^^^^ fcz^zzj^J—I—p_-|^i=:j=z:^-=t=:Wzi=q=qzi=z:x=zjz^zzi= XEgEl-E-^E-zrzZg-Z- - —0—•—•—•—*—0-\-0-,—0—• \—'^—3-\-^-\ 1--" ^-4 —-g g- \ —5—•—0—0—•—9 -\-0\-o—»—9-\-g—g-\-%'\ -3-\-3—g-\- Uz?EzPzzfzz\ztz=tz¥^z r r "='• i-—0- ggli o - 0ri - f1y thee1 , w0e giv0-l-)-l—0e thank—Is to thee fo1r X_thy| grea1 t T_C_Xglo _- ry. Xl_,g Q-1- Father Al mighty. O Lord God, heavenly King, God, the .9-7 ^ M- -9- Ji7 .9-7 -4- 9^ 9. 9 Z?Z-d- .^. Pttt.-' , -^'I . . ""Mtz ^ I .± -d -'.CL.d- Z^Z.d. -^--9- J fl)g o zy-gii*—yzg—*—^zr --%--^-- I I 1^ P ^p--p= J- zo- -p- \ t 'E * ^11 ' y O Lord, the only begotten Son Jesus Christ; O Lord God, Lamb oofGodf God,, SoSonn oof ththee Fa - ther, that tukest awavy thee FHFinI of thee world, have mercy up - onn U8, £li»i. I ^ ^ cl 9-9- fA I •"" I I I |i>|. i Pa. -•- /d. I ^tz E:z-—z.i°z fzi:s^i|;#ir=zi2Z=i:i^-iffzii^zTzfcz3zrz^ziz=T:?z:?zi: fz^^z|zfz_}zz4_&zz:z=i:zz=z:zz|zpzrf_tE|:fz-|:z:^: I 1 0-1 l.g-Zi.0.Z Q 1 g—0--.0-Z-f t-X-P-!Z=Pl r—I. z£z \^m^Ez^Ez^=z^^:^^^^^Y^^Ez\ -gg- gg I Thou that takest away the sin of the world, have mercy np - on UB. Thou that takest away the sin of tlie world, re - ceive oiir prayer. Thou that sitteat at the righthaad of fcjii^lJ2^ . ;i/«x a-J*- zssz KSi^^^li^JiSilS z& [ M. S. H. 44 ] GL.ORIA IN EXCEL.SIS. [CONTINUED.] 345 tt: /.—"~ > /Tar 'C^ tz:q= S=s EzE}E?IE^EfEEEEfEE{EEE3|EEEEESz?z¥f7-»-¥pT-4\-f-E^—<^E9—9-v—9-\ | j-*2j-x.^—.•—3-1^^—9—0-1-g-iJSi-i -g-Z*- ->,-Z- -o- i-l— -+- For thou ly art ho - ly, Thou on - ly art the Lord. -*'. .d. . I. I I ^— _C O '.iz. -g- -0- p^=i^ziiEiT:?zz?:iig3zSzTzSzii^='=z_ipizi^i:z-T:-zx|zz£:T:--£:pgzp^zz^ feEf*ErfEEE?EE;aElEElitEtE?ElEEEE^ElEEEl=E*EfeE^ElEEk^ .=q: :q'=:q" :=^=iq^: xz. -0- -0—*- -0—•— I'zizs: -0- -•—•— -0-+-g 3— i_(_. -0—0— zz^z±zzi=±—: ly Ghost; art most high in the glo rv of God the Fa Iher. d. .d. _«?'. -d. .4. .py .9*' .«r -«^ -P- le-g-i .d- -g- "^- -^ .zzii:pzzi^ziiffi:iz«i:zie:zi:^i;z:*:zZ|«izzzi:iEzz-.:zii -^~^-t-r—r-zzzlEE^ExEEE^E'szE^Ei¥ ll^^jliifilliii GLORIA PATRI. [J\o. 3.] -9- Glory be to the Father, and 346 VEJVITE, EXULTEMUS DOMIIVO. Soprano e Alto, i=q=zzzz|z:i=q=z=g: ; :zzl=zzz2z-±r^z=:z^:: i-o a~i—e iis—' 1. 0 come let us sinj unto the Lord, let us heartily rejoice io the strength uur .sal- vation ; 2.' 3. For the Lord is a great God, and a great King a bove all gofts ; 4. 5. The sea is his, and he made it, and his hands pre - par - ed tl-.e dry land ; fi. 7. ""For he is the - Lord our Go 2. Let us come before his presence with Ihnnks- givin^j and show ourselves psalms. 3. 4. In his hands are all the corners of the earlh, and Ihe strength of the also. 5. 6. rO come, let us ... worship and fall duwn, and kneel be ... Maker. 7. 8. rO worship the Lord in the beauty of holiri'-s.s *" let the whole .... him. 9. 9. PFor he comeih, for he cometh, to juJ^e the earth. til righteou.'ine?!) shall lie judge the world ,aDdtlic truth. 10. 11. As it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without - GLORIA PATRI. •—g—r-g—r 1 1 ztzl: (Slory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the | Holy I As il was io the beginning, is now, and ever be, 1 world without JUBILATE DEO. (IVo. 1.] 347 :^z *=r=^iEEi i zd—zzi m^z P-Zl 1. O be joyful in ihe Lord - _ - - all .St Tvc (lie l.nrii with gladness, and come ttc'CorL'lil.s I pren ence FOIIg. 2. 3. O go your WH\ itifn jiis i,'.T.(t^s «Ith llinnkpgivlng, iKul into his cimrts |)r,.isp Be thajiklui luilii him, and - - '.speak good of Ilia I name. 4. 5. /Glory be tu the F.idnji, ;uid S.jn; .^ll.l - I to the Ho - ly I Gho«. 8. zzXzzz EE; —cg- ZZ -O— -fr m I .z?z_ -g-_ -o- Jz 0EEz Z22I Lzzsaz Z-QZZ -3 - ztzzd Ez -EE 1 2. He \c snre tlvit the Lord -=—t- Oo,l; It is he thnt hath made us, and not weouraelve^j, we are his I peofile nnd the ?he.fp of hifJ paFtiire. 3. 4. For the Lord is griicious^, hi;! mtTcy he is laslins Ami his Inith en _ . - l-Hnrcfli v alt gone- rntrons. S.Gloria VaiHa. 6. As it was ill the beginning, is n()W> und ev er - be; World without - . . . | end, A men, A men. ever uliall JUBILATE DEO. [I^o. 2.] --•---: :=r=€- z: :zzizz\ zz^izzz; :zszz?: zzdz =^E iiElfi —©—•_^_ 1 -g—L -L g- g— -9- I •t-t -3- I I rj' -3- -3- -^-•r -9- --g.- -go—r-9 —3- 3- \3Si*: Gzzx o—fi- ii m zt Izzti I 1—+ m 348 TE DEUJ^I LAUDAMUS. ZS.^ ZXZZ g 3. Holy, Ho - ly. Holy, Lord God of Sa ^ ba- - oth. Z^Z WE^z ZZfSZZ ESz EEE m 4. The glorious company oi the A pos lies; praise Ibee J 5. The noble army of mar tyrs; praise thee; 6. The - - - Fa ther; of an in& - nite ma-jes 7. Thou art the King of Glory ; 0 Christ ; 8. When thou lookest upon thee to de liver man; thou didst humble thy self to be bom of a Virgin; 9. Thou sitlest at the right hand of God; in the glory of the Father} 10. We therefore pray thee help thy servants; whom thou hast re deemed with thy precion.1 bloody 11. 0 Lord, save thy people ; and bless thine hert tage; 12 Day, ... by - day; we mag • ni fy - thee; 13. Vouch safe, 0 Lord ; to keep us thii day with out sin; 14. O Lord, let ihy mercy be up - on Hi : as our Rtnt ji ia ther; TE DEUM LAUDAMUS. [CONTINUED.] 349 P /-5 1 1 ev - er jzp^gpgEgp;p • The goodly fellowship of the , pro phels; praise - - - - thee. The holy Church throughout all the world; doth ac knowledge Ihee. Thine adorable, true, and only Son; also the Holy ... Ghost the Comfort er. Thou art ever- lasting Son ; of the Fa ther. death; When thou hadst overcome, sharpness of thou didst open the kidgdom of heav'n to alt be lievcrs. come ; We believe that thou shalt shalt ... come to be our Judge. Make them to be number'd with thy saints; glory ever- lasting Go- - veru them; and lift them up for- ev - er. And we - • • • worship thy name; ever world with- out end. O Lord, have mercy up- on us; have mercy up on us. O Lord, in ... thee have I trusted let me never be con- ' founded. 350 BEPTEDICTUS. [IVo. I.j 1. Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, for he hath visited and re-1 deemed his people; 2. 3. As he spake by the mouth of his ho ly prophets. which have been since the i world be- - gan; 4. 5. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and 10 the Ho - ly Ghost; 6. r-^z^ zXz -o- zdpiz.. -B- :#S: :=:#§= -9- J- I •Q-I#-^ -g- ^=: EEEEI 2, And hath raised up azsz might y sal vation for in the 4. That we should be saved from our enemies, and from the 6. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, I world without [No. 2.] EEfets-i •g n -Q—;:zg IZJS. .rt 1. P =±=i=p=I r -J-J.. I -9- .^. .d- ziz-l mA^ ZJ^ZZDZZ g- iz^zX &—.. EE^tE HH^ '-p—fiz 1 CANTATE DOMIBTO. [l^o. i.j 351 1. 0 sing unto the Lord, a new song For he hath done marvellous things. 2, 3. The Lord declared his sal - vation His righteousness hath he openly showed in the sight of the heathen. 4 3. Show yourselves joyful unto the Lord, all ye lands ; Sing, re - joice, re - - joice and give thanks. 6 7. With trumpets - also and cornet O show yourselves joyful be - - fore the Lord the King. .S. 9. Let the floods clap their hands, and let the hills be joyful togelhcr,be- -fore the Lord ; For he - - • comeih to judge the earth. 10. 11. Glory be to the Father, and ... to the Son J And to the Ho - ly Ghost. 12 ^—9 w.^Z 2. With his own right hand, and with his holy arm ; Hath he gotten him self the vie - lo - - ry. 3. 4. He hath remembered his mercy and truth toward the house (if Ibrarl ; And all the ends of the r.-oiid have oeen tlie S,L! Ta - lion of our God. 5. 6. Praise the Lord up - - . . on the harp ; SiDg lo the harp v.ith a • . • p.-.alm of thanks giving.7. 8. Let the sea make a noise, and all that therein IS ; The round world, and they that dwell ihere- - in. 9. 10. With righteousness shall he - • - judge the World ; And the - . . . - people with e - qui - lull Otoria 12. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be; World without ... - end A- men, A - • men. CAJVTATE DOMINO. l^o. Q.} 352 CANTATE DOMIXO. IWo. a.] T-^ ES ^ •.-ZSZ -©©- ± JE^fEEi zSiz SE -g- ::=pz oz zi== -9-^ I 1. 0 sing unto the Lord, a new - song; For he hath done I marvel - Ions things. 2. 3. The Lord declared - • ... his sal - vation; His righteonsness halh he openly showed in the sight of the heathen. 4. 5. Show yourselves joyful unto the Lord, - - . . all ye lands; Sing, re -joice, re- -joice and give thanks. 6. 7. With trumpets also and cornel; 0 show yourselves joyful be -fore the Lord the King. 8. 9. Let the floods clap their hands, and let the hills be joyful together, be -fore the Lord ; For he - • - Cometh to judge the earth. 10. 11. Glory be lo the Father, and ...... to the Son; And ... to the i Ho - ly Ghost. 12. 2. With his own right hand, and with his ho - ly arm; Hath he gotten him - - - - vie - lo ry. 3. 4. He halh remembered his mercy and truth toward the hou.se of Israel; And all the ends of the world have seen the sal- of our God. 5. 6. Praise the Lord up on the harp; Sing to the harp with a - - - - thanks . giving. 7. 8. Let the sea make a noise, and all that there - in is ; The round world, and .... dwell there- - in. 9. 10. With righteousness shall he judge the world; And the e - qui - • tv 11 "•* 12. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be; World without ..... -men. A- • men. SINGLE CHANT. EIE-EEEiEE^ :ei f=3=g=Ti3; IgUI -g- ICZt ^'-fI 1 -o- -s- -9- WEi'z -B- zaz-Z g- IEEE -g~.. "13E; li^il BONUM EST CONFITERI. INo. 1.] 353 EIEE1F=EEEEE Z25Z 3 \efB- m -9- =t=z=i=tzz: •zXEzz H- 1. It is a good thing to give thanks unUi the Lord And to .-^ing praises unto thy name, O • - most High. 2. 3. Upon an instrument of ten strings, and up - on the harp U[)on a loud instrument, and up- on the harp. 4. 5. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son And ... to the Ho-ly Ghost. 6. :zt==z: =1=. I ^beZ a J ..9- SfzfcE ;--?= —g—9- It It i 2. To tell of thy loving kindness early in the morning And of thy .... truth in the j nighEE^lZtft - I season. 3i. 4. For thoa, Lord, hast made me glad through thy works; And 1 will rejoice in giving praise for the oper- - ation I of thy j hands. 5. 6. As it wtis iu the beginning, is now, and ever shall World without .... end, A - I • men, A- | - men. Gloria Pap-ta. BONUM EST CONFITERI. [IVo. a.| INo. 3.] Sing in unison with Treble—or in parts. ~ zizz^zzzzizzcTTi T zzzTllXzX- [M. S. H.—45] 354 DEUS MISEREATUR. ^ -g- z^zb -g- ZZBZ ZfiZ --^ i^ -3- I I r-e- .1 .1 ^ <2_ _(2_ c_ I -9- -Se_ eizbz^ :s2z ::zzpz ZfiZZZZZ. ±Zil^ -9- 1. God be merciful unto us, and -1 bless US; And shew us the light of his countenance, and be merciful unto I us. 2 3. Let the people praise - I thee, 0 God ; Yea, let ..... all the people praise thee. 4 5. Let the people praise thee • | thee, 0 God; Yea, let - I all the people iI praise | thee. 6 ZZ^-.Z ±±= izaz -o- E^z =P=' -3- A .-^- QAzbz ' az -^-ir -g 2. That thy way may be known upon I earth Thy saving ... . . health a Ez^eEt:mong all nations . 3. 4. O let the nations re- -joice and be "'-•^ For thou shall judge the people righteously, and govern ihe nations up - on earth. 5. 6. Then shall the earth bring forth her increase; | And God, even our ..... own God shall give us his blessing. 7. /-Q—trz E3ESE5 s= -g- :z:1zz i^ -9- -99- I E. E-r :5S" EE zcsz WEzEziiz Z222Z 7. Ood shall • I bless • | 'w; | A"-' °i' the ends of the I world sb.'" fear him. I A - I men. BENEDIC ANIMA MEA. [IVo. 1.] First and third lines may be sung in unison with the Treble 355 '^zl^'SEEEEE—z^ 8i=z:2:: z^ziaz -3 3- zia: -1 1 I -O- I fZ-fiZ 3 W-*zz^: ZfiZ Xzz. 3 1. Praise the Lord, 0 :r: soul ; And all that is within me ... 3. Who forgiveth all my sin; And healelh - ... 5. O praise the Lord, ye angels of his, ye that ei eel thy strength ; Ye that fulfil his commandment,and hearken unto the 7. 0 speak I good of the Lord; All ye works of his, in all 8. Glory be to the Father, and to the Son ; And ...... -«= :zdz 3- -3. "25" :zi=z2z .a. -E —9- -90- ^^Z ZfiZZ zzpz -9- -t: iHz: -3- A 2. Praise the Lord, 0 my soul; And forget not all his bene- 4. Who saveth thy life from des- truction ; And crowned thee with mercy and loving 6. 0 praise the Lord, all ye his busts ; Ye servants of his that do his 8. Praise - - thou the Lord ; Praise thou the Lord, O my 10. As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be; World without end. A- men. A. BENEDIC ANIMA MEA. INo. 3.] -0- 7ZZ xzz: *#: ::zX. ^.zzzaz 3-^ IE=EpEE|EEEEEI: -93 I =i:=±=:a=-f=±=?=d=± Xz^ :3Z2I A—3 3-+ ii^ -iso- iz=zl=ii==t=p=^i"C2r : 0 -g- E.J- -O. -©- -ce. .zaz g- I -09- -A A I -g 0- -g- 5SE5 -gg— - EEEE :z;:i:ti=--P=; mz. I zt=± 'm^^^m^w-w 356 GLORIA PATRIA. Dr. G. K. JaekaoB. r4-J-f=- •pZZpr ^g—t EgEEfE^-i*zzr^:azz gH^l^liiliiflil JEEEEE^ ^ 1 -#z '^z^=zxlzX^E¥XzEE^zz=AxEzz¥z^XlxzzzXzz^z=i^^^^^ -d P 0 Fi5EtziirJ=it=i^-t5=:jl±=^^z=zi^.lz^±E5z:i^i±iCz*==*r=*Ji?==*==t^ -d-d- -p—W-'-ZSZ-d- -g. Glory be to the Father, and lo the Son, and to the Holy Ho ly Ghost; As it was in the be - ginning, ^ii^is^^r^igi —g- Ez^-gi -^—P-''^^^^EA^ ElliliijiJll^iEii^J^^il /^ '^ /Ty -^—I—I—(— xzzzx 0:L-0 ^_ =t:tt=q ;zrazz*z:*zzaztzs zzPzzMzzzd: SEEEi^EEE EIE3I?EE^{EE world without end with - out end, world without end, Amen. Amen. zJzzJz^-p-^-d-zi. iiiz^ilziiii^i^lsiMiigiifp m -_• -0- -p- -Z -0- -0- 9^ 0- s ^ a ^9 -g. -f). o now and ever shall be, worl•Idd witwith • out end, world with - out end, world without end. Amen, Amen. ESE 'izzztzfziiziat: •d-J-L-t world T-9- ts ts r-ti- ^ZP- pzmzrzizzziz • —g— • iiill :t=::: itz:i: world without end, with . out end, world without end. Amen, Amen. *Our Father who art in heaven.' [ANTHEM] Andante. JHezzo, T. B. Mason. 357 .„-_...^. .,^„„„. rorteForte J^ezzo.JUezzo. :iJiEiqEEEEE{E^|EEEEEEgE?i|E5EEEiii=jE^ •H- I I I I I "*' "i ' '^' ' ' ' ' ' I I I I I I r i«» I I I I t r I r Onr Piirlipr ivhn art in l,B.,von • kullm....! 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VZ- ,-7—^_ .,1—l--^^-Zl—,— T_ZZ]_Z-ZZ^-Z-^—Z\—9--a-Z 1 -^]-m !—•-.--•-+-* '-0-t-9A-9-:Z-^-{-m-—\-Z\—'-\—^^-+—r=-«-i- §^:S=g£^-|E[^^:^E^r^.*iii^i:fi?i{i?Eit-.ili:Ei^EElJl|zl?Ei^EE^ ^ "^ ' ]• 0 0 0 11 1 I b»3 I I I r ^ b* r !.•• ^ I r I i i i i z r -c- -c/- ation, 0bu t d0e 0 us fro 11 evil; foi thine is the Kingdom, and the power, and th^e glory, for - •"e v ' ^ ^ " A ' I I I : r* :*• f» N- i I p» f»- *= * I. -0-9 a^-0- e 0 -9 -• ff OT-»- *?Z"®ZJ * P.zPzz*' -* z' pz :^:z*;.:rz?:• - -0.0- - i*:-izi.:*i_:*:-9- - :^.:*;.J. .a-. -j-3-.,-o r—;r' -.JS-^-3 •--.— c^izzzzzz-ZZ-Z-\-0Z0-Z0-Z—ii 0Z—i:^iz^...f—X.J—»-..»J-^_I.^.-^...I—i^--f i—•-*-?— IsifE'EJE^EltEsEEEE^Eli^z^EEEEfeEEEE^fiEEEE^EUEfEEEEEEE^^Ei^^^^^ EEEEEzE0 ALFIIABETICAL INDEX. 44 Shoel 67 Tolland.. 81 AcTOi? .,., 166 Brewer 60 Drayton 115 Harwich 168 j Marion 421 Park Street , Shawmut 123 Topeham 104 Admah .J.._ ... 57 Brentford 66 Duke Street 65 Helam 68 Marlow (Major) . 99 PalmOS .... 78 Truro 48 AduUum ...... 173 Broomsgrove.... 78 Dundee 84 Hebron 69 I Marlow (Minor) 99 Paxton 83 Shirland 124 Triumph 164 Aijnon 148 Brighton 139 Dunbar 136 Henry 91 I Mandell 165'Paddington . 118 Sherwood 138 Aitlilune 153 Brattle Street •... 245 Duren 223 Hereford 180 Marsh 179|Palestine .., 213 Shaftsbury 159 Turin 170 Alsen 174 Barford 94 Dying Christian. 293 Hilmslcy 190 Marcelius 232 Parma 241 Siberia 193 Upton 40 Herman 237 Medway 54 Peterborough 102 Sicily 182 Alln 157 Burlington 246 Eastport 90 Urmund 212 A vlesbury 127 Hinghain 53 Mendon 59 Pentonville 120 Silver Street 128 Utica 135 Cabot 72 Eastbura 123 Hinton 221 Meriden 87 Peters 155 Siloam 207 Aibimy 110 Eaton 142 Uxbridge 63 AlliTlon .... 65 Canton 75 Holyokc 80 Medford 91 Pile<*;5rove 56 Slade 46 Calmar 122 Edinburg HI Howard 106 Medfield 96 Pilton 175 Smyrna 183 Wayne 61 America 194 Edgar 167 Aiii.iterdam 204 Oarlow 190 Hopkinton 163 Mear 98 Pisgah 209 Southfield 118 Walton 60 Caldwell 216 Edyfield 169 Hutching 109 Methuen 192 PleyePs Hymn .. 173 Sommerville .... 149 Wakefield 62 Anli.'ld 171 Effingham 52 Api'leton 48 Cedron 126 Hudson 135 Merdin 208 Pomfi'et 53 Southampton ... 177 Ward 69 Chester 79 Ellenthorp 47 Milburn 87 Porter 113 Spencer 95 Warwick 74 Anilieim 54 Inverness 129 Chesterfield 94 Elgin 105 Middlesex 152 Portuguese Hymn 219 Spaulding 178 Wareham 89 Archdale 88 Elton 126 Italian Hymn ... 195 Arliiii^on 101 Clyde 51 Missionary Hymn 202 Prentiss les Spring 197 Warner 132 Clinton 63 EUm 165 Moorfield 15Q Piescott . 220 Sterling 40 Watchman 137 Arundel 112 Evening Hymn . 240 Jordan 114 Armenia 113 Clilford 76 Mount Vcnion .. 181 Putnam . 42 Stonefietd 49 Waterbury 178 Ashlicld 61 Clarendoj> 86 Farnsworth 73 Murray J61 Putney . 103 Stonington 131 Wayland 213 Corwen 103 Kambia 138 Stow 157 Wells 62 Augusta 46 Ferry 97 Kendall 189 Nashville 144 Quito . 72 Auburn 199 Corinth 105 Fitchburgh 107 Naples 175 St. Paul's 47 Westfoid 75 Conway 108 Fleming 187 Newton 77 Rapture .... 154 SL John's 82 Westmoreland .. 106 Baltic 96 Coronation ... . Ill Laneshoro* 92 109 St. Martin's 101 Wentworth 132 Foster 150 Laurens 98 Ncwcourt 146 Rindge Bali.tnia I08| Compton 133 203 St. Ann's 107 Weymouth 160 Folsom 222 Latlirop 117 Newbury 162 Richmond . Bernard 64 Crawford 116. 55 St Thomas 120 Westborough .. 185 Fulton 100 Laban 122 Nichols 97 Rockingham Burea 93 Crockett 184' 66 St Helen's 145 Weldon 206 Lawrence 137 Nottaway 43 Rothwell ... Beverly 134 Cranbrook 238 Germany 68 228 Surrey .. 71 Welton 231 Lane 210 Nottingham .... 77 Rowley Bclville 140 Gethscmane .... 236 Rutland 174 Sunderland 70 Whitby 214 Bothpl 156 Danvcrs 39 Gloucester 141 Leyden 45 Norway 161 Norwich 168 Sunbury 133 Windham ...... 68 Belhrsda 159 Darien 56 Grafton 93 Leiianon 93 ^angus ... 41 Sudbury 141 Winchester 61 B.-llinjharu 172 Daklon 155 Grant 169 Lindon 66 Northwood 180 Samaria .. 43 Northfield 197 Summer 205 Winter 83 Benson 177 Darwell 166 Granby 171 Litchfield 85 Savoy .... 82 Swanwick 79 Wilmington .... 102 Berkley 196 Devizes 110 Greenville 182 Linslead 121 Northampton ... 198 Salsbury .. 143 Nureraburg 179 Swanton 196 Wilmot 172 Bethlehem 240 Dedh.im U2 Greece 188 Lisbon 134 Sabbath .. 176 Syria 211 Winthrop 186 Blendon 49 Denmark 290 Groton 226 London 84 Oakham 229 Savannah . 214 Wilbraham 215 Blako 80 Di3ini.s.-iion 277 Lockport 125 Old Hundred ... 41 Sardis ... 230 Tatnall 59 WUton 217 Blakely 85 Douglass 74 Hanover 70 Loudon 128 Olmutz 121 Scotland .. 236 Tamworth 187 Woodstock 95 Elackbum 90 Doylston 115 Hamburgh 73 Louisville 224 Olney 130 Seasons .. 54 Tappan 227 Worthing 181 Bladenlmrg 131 Downs 116 Hartford 117 Lucas 225 Oliphant 191 Semley .., 62 Temperance hymn 313 Woodbridge .... 200 Bolton 86 Dover 130 Haverhill 119 Lynn 60 Olivet 195 Sewall ... 147 Thanksgiv.anthem 264 Boylston 127 Dort 194 Harlein 124 Lyman 64 Orford 67 Sherburne , 44 Thanksgiv. hymn 233 Yarmouth 20 Boxiord 136 Doxobgy 279 Haddam 168 Lyons 218 Osborne 218 Sholburne 68 Thatcher 119 Zebulon 163 AI^PHABETICAL, IIVDEX. AIVTHEmS, HITIHNS, ETC. Hallelujah to the God of Israel .. 300 O sing unto the Lord 248 There Is a fountain C."l Hark ! the song of jubilee , 255 O sing unto the Lord (chant Nos. 1 &2.) 351 Thou art gone to the grave U. .'> Away with our fears 229 Hark ! the vesper hymn 283 O sing unto the Lord (chant No. 3.) ... .S.')2 To Father, Son and Holy Ghost 279 Before Jehovah's awful throne 290 Haste, O sinner, now he wise 236 Our Father who art in heaven (by Denman) 324 Vital spark of heavenly flame 293 Be joyful in God all ye lands 233 Head of the church triumphant . 209 Our Father who art in heaven (by Mason) 357 Watchman tell us of the night 242 Behold the glories of the Lamb 2^ Hosanna blessed is he that comeih. . 317 Our Lord is risen from the dead 284! We praise thee O God (chant) 348 Beyond where Cedron's waters flow .... 236 How lovely are thy dwelling.-^ ... 272 Peace troubled soul 251'When the spark of life 243 Brightest and best 222 How beauteous are their feet , 262 Praise God from whom all blessings flow 259 When shall we meet again 247 Blessed he the Lord God (chant Nos. 1.&2. 350 How heavy is the night 239 Praise the Lord 297| Come ye disconsolate 254 I will arise and go to my Father ... 280 Praise the Lord (chant) 3551 CHANI -S. Come let us anew 225 I will praise the Lord 327 Safely through another week 176 Bcnedictus, Noa. 1 &2 250 Come away to the skies 228 j I waited patiently for the Lord .,,. 328 Salvation belongeth unto the Lord 252 Dcnedic Anima Mca, Nos. 1 &2 355 Daughter of Zion 263 I would not live altvay 820 Salvation O the joyful sound 268 Bonum Est Confiteri, Nos. 1, 2 & 3 353 Ere 1 sleep, for every favor 210 I It is a good thing (chant) 353 Sing Hallelujah 230 Cantate Domino, Nos. 1 & 2 351 Fallen is thy throne 32 Lord of all power iind might 304 Sing O heavens 323 Cantate Domino, No. 3 352 From Greenland's icy mountains 202 Lord dismiss us with thy blessing 277 Sister, thou wast mild and lovely 181 Deus jWiscrealur 354 Give the Lord the honor due 307 Look up ye saints 288 Sons of Zion 297 Gloria Patri, No 2 346 Glory be to the Father—(chant No. 2.) .. 346 My country 'tie of thee 194 Sons and daughters of the pilgrims 313 Gloria Patri, No. 1 345 Gloiy be to the Father—(chant No. 1.) .. 345 O be joyful in the Lord (chant Nos. 1 & 2.) 347 Soldiers of Christ arise 2.32 Gloria Patria 356 Glory be to the Father (chant) 356 O come let us sing unto the Lord (chant) 346 The Lord is great 234 Gloria in Excelsis 344 Glory he to God on high (chant) 344 O come let ua sing unto the Lord 337 The Lord will comfort Zion 281, Jubilate Deo, Nos. 1 &2 347 God that madest earth and heaven 240 O give thanks unto the Lord 270 The Lord is in his holy temple 282:Te Deum Laudamus 348 God he merciful (chant) 354 O praise God in his holiness 275 The prince of Salvation 246 Venite Exullemus Domino 346 Great God what do I see and hear 244 0 praise ye the Lord 264 The voice of free grace 223iSingle Chant ...yi METRICAIi INDEX. I., in.' Clyde 51 Hin^ham 63 Pomfrct .53 Sterling 40 Wells 62 Berea 92 Clinton 63 LeyJen 45 Putnam 42 Stonefield 49 Windham 58 Blake 80 Admah (6 lines) 57 Danvers .39 Linilen 56 Quito 72 St. Paul's 47 Winchester 61 Bliikely 86 Allerton 65 Darien 56 Lynn 60 Rockingham 55 Surrey 71 Blackburn 1)0 Appleton 48 Duke Street 65 Lyman 64 Rothwell 66 Sunderland 70 C. M. Bolton 86 Amheim 50 ElBngham ,52 Marion 42 Saugus 41 Tatnall 69 Broomsgrove 78 Ashfield 61 Ellenthorp 47 Medway 54 Samaria 43 Truro 48 Albany 110 BratllcStrcet' Double) 245 Augusta 46 Farnsworth 73 Mendon 69 Semley 52 Upton 40 Archdale (Double) . 88 Burford 94 Bernard 64 Germany 68 Nottaway 43 Seasons 64 Uxbridge 63 Arlington 101 Can^>n 76 BJendon 49 Hanover 70 Old Hundred 41 Sherburne 44 Wayne 51 Arundel 112 Chester 79 Bngypj •..... 60 Hamburgh 73 Orford 67 Shelbume 68 Walton 60 Armenia 113 Chesterfield 94 J'^'ntford 06 Helam 68j Park Street 44 Shoel 67 Wakefield 62 Baltic 96 Cliffiml 76 fPt 72 Hebron 69' Pilesgrove 65 Slade 46 Ward 69 Bahama 108 Clarendon 86 ITIETRICAI. IIVDEX. Corwen 103 Parma 241 j Laban .... 122 C. P. M. Naples 176 6's &• ?'•. Ts, 8's & Ts. Corinth 106 Peterborough 102, Lawrence . 137 Aithlone 152 Norwich 168 Lane . 210 Pisgah ,.,>. 209 Conway 108 Porter 113!Liiistead .. 121 Foster 160 Northwood 180 Coronation . UljPulney 103Lishon. 134 Middlesex 152 Nureraburg 179 7>8 ic 6's. Ts, G's ic 8's. Crawford 116 Uindge 109 Lockport 125 Pilton 175 Norway 151 Amsterdam 204 Siloam 207 Devizes 110 Savoy 8- Loudon .... 12M Rapture 154' Plevi'l's Hymn 173 .Missionary Hymn... 202 De.lham 112 Spencer 95 Louisville ... 224 Sommerville 149 Prentis-s 108 Richmond 203 7's, 6'8 ic 7's. D.iu5;la.ss 74 St. Ann's 107 .Marcelius ... 232 Rutland 174 S. P. M. Summer 205 Doylslun 116 St. John's 82 Moorfield ... 129 Sabbath (6 lines) 176 Weldon 206 Merdin 208 L^iwus 116 St Martin's 101 Olmutz 121 Allen 157 Southampton 177 Yarmouth 201 ID'S. Drayton 115 Swahwick 79 Olney 130 Bethel 156 Spaulding 178 Dundee 84 Tolland (Double)... 81 Padd'ington . 118 Dalston 156 Turin 170 8's. Savannah 214 Peters 156 Eastport 90 Topsham (Double).. 104 Pentonville.. 120 Waterbury 178 Auburn 1991 Whitby 214 Edinburg Ill There isa fountain fill- Shawmut. . 123 H. M. Wilmot 173 Berkley 196 Wilbraham 215 Elt;in 105 ed with blood 234 Shirland 124 Acton 166 g'* * 7's. Northfield 197 Wilton 217 Feny 97 Warwick 74 Silver Street. 128 Northampton 198 Bethesda 159 Crockett 184 10s 4: ll's. Fitchburgh 107 Wareham 89 Southfield ... , 118 Spring 197 Westford 75 Stonington .. Darwell 166 Greenville (Double) 182 Fulton (Double) 100 . 131 Woodbridge 200 Caldwell 216 Westmoreland (double) 106 St Thomas Elim 165 Mount Vernon 181 Grafton , 93 . 120 Lyons 218 Winter 83 Sunbury Haddam 158 Sicily 182 8's & 4'8. Hartford 117 . 133 Osborne 218 Wilmington 102 Thatcher . 119 Harwich 158 Smyrna (Double) .. 183 Henry 91 Palestine 213 Wilton (6 lines) 217 Holyoke 80 Woodstock 95 T 'lira . . 135 Hopkinton 163 Westborough 185 Mandell 166 Urmund 212 Howard 106 S. M. Warner . 132 Wintlirop 186 Wayland 213 lis. Hutching 109 Aylesbury 127 Watchman . . 137 Murray 161 Worthing 181 Hinton 221 Jordan (Double) .... 114 Beverly 134 Wentworth . 132 Newbury 162 8's ic 6's. 8's, 7's * 4's. Portuguese 219 Laneshoro' 92 Bladenburg 131 Shaftsbury 159 Carlow Gethsemane 236 Prescott 220 Laurens 98 Boylston 127 LI. I^. G lines. Stow 157 190 Fleming Sardis 230 Tappan 227 Lebanon 93 Boxford 136 Admah 57 Triumph 164 187 Greece 188 Litchfield 85 Calmar 122 Bclville 140 Weymouth 160 5's