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Composer Arranged by Category Instrumentation Condition Location Note 1 the Holy City Adams, Stephen Salter, Sumner Choir SATB A Quantity Title Composer Arranged by Category Instrumentation Condition Location Note 1 The Holy City Adams, Stephen Salter, Sumner Choir SATB and Piano (2) Good Drawers (A) 28! If I Go Not Away Adams, Thomas Choir Tenor solo, SATB and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (A) 20! Miserere (Psalm LI) Allegri, Gregorio Atkins, Igor Choir SSATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (A) 36! Blessed Be The Lord God Amner, John Greening, Anthony (ed.) Choir SATB and Organ (1) Great Drawers (A) 1 Two Christmas Carols 3rd Set: Oh, Little Children Lead Us Now & Hark! All Around The Welkin Rings Anderson, W.H. Choir SATB and Piano (2) Good Drawers (A) 22! Ave Maria ("Give Ear Unto My Prayer") Arcadelt, Jacques Choir SATB (and Organ) (2) Good Drawers (A) 14! The Gentle Silver Swan Arcadelt, Jacques Parkinson, John A. (ed.) Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (A) 1 Pie Jesu Archer, Malcolm Choir SATB and Piano (2) Good Drawers (A) 11! Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in A Arnold, Dr. Samuel Choir SATB and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (A) 41! Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in A Arnold, Samuel Ley, H.G. (ed.) Choir SATB (and Organ) (4) Bad Drawers (A) + a loose page 1 Salvator Mundi Ashfield, Robert Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (A) 28! Alleluya Psallat Aston, Peter Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (A) 1 And I Saw A New Heaven Aston, Peter Choir Soprano solo, SATB (and Organ) (1) Great Drawers (A) 39! For I Went With The Multitude Aston, Peter Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (A) 1 Praise Ye The Lord Aston, Peter Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (A) 1 There Was A Boy Aston, Peter Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (A) 33! Three Hymns To The Virgin Aston, Peter Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (A) 12! There Is None That Can Resist Thy Voice Atkins, Ivor Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (A) 41! Come, Holy Ghost Attwood, Thomas Choir Soprano solo, SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (A) 3! Teach Me, O Lord Attwood, Thomas Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (A) 38! Turn Thy Face From My Sins Attwood, Thomas Choir Solo, SATB and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (A) 62! Turn Thee Again, O Lord & From All That Dwell Below The Skies Attwood, Thomas & Walmisley, T.A. Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (A) 20! The Preces and Responses Ayleward, Richard Gittins, John (ed.) Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (A) 1 Easter Gibbs, C. Armstrong Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (A) 19! Carols: The World's Desire & White Lent Anonymous Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (Anon) 24! Flower Carol Anonymous Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (Anon) 1 Carols: Boar's Head Carol; A Gallery Carol; Make We Joy Anonymous Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (Anon.) 1 Carols: God Rest You Merry & God Rest You Merry (London) Anonymous Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (Anon.) 27! Carols: A Virgin Most Pure (2 settings) Anonymous Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (Anonymous) 35! Ferial Responses Anonymous Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (Anonymous) 6! The First Nowell Anonymous Choir SATB + Descant (3) Satisfactory Drawers (Anonymous) 5! Versicles and Responses as sung in Ripon Cathedral Anonymous Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (Anonymous) 5! Flow Gently, Sweet Afton Traditional Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (Anonymous) + 1x incomplete 13! Carols: Angels, From The Realms & Susanni Traditional Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (Anonymous) 33! Carols: Jesus of the Manger & O Little One Traditional Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (Anonymous) 17! Carols: The Salutation carol & Sans Day Carol Traditional Choir SATB (4) Bad Drawers (Anonymous) 15! Bourree For Bach (From "2nd English Suite") Bach, J.S. Williams, Bennett (trans.) Choir SATB, String Bass and Snare Drum (2) Good Drawers (B) 35! Christians, Shout For Joy And Gladness Bach, J.S. Buck, P.C. Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 22! Flocks In Pastures Green Abiding Bach, J.S. Roper, Stanley Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 Fugue in Du (From "Well-Tempered Clavier") Bach, J.S. Williams, Bennett Choir SATB, String Bass and Snare Drum (2) Good Drawers (B) 13! Gavotte For Bach (From "5th French Suite") Bach, J.S. Williams, Bennett Choir SATB, String Bass and Snare Drum (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 He Was Crucified Bach, J.S. Holler, John (ed.) Choir SATB and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 21! Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring Bach, J.S. Allen, H.P. (ed.) Choir SATB and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 2 Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring Bach, J.S. Whittaker, W. Gillies Choir SATB and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 1 Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring Bach, J.S. Manney, C.F. Choir SATB and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 14! O Jesu Christ Bach, J.S. Roper, Stanley (ed.) Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 9! Two Chorales: Now Cheer Our Hearts This Eventide & Awake, Thou Wintry Earth Bach, J.S. Choir SATB (and Organ) (2) Good Drawers (B) 30! Wake, O Wake! Bach, J.S. Whittaker, W. Gillies Choir SATB and Piano/Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 43! Brother James's Air Bain, James Leith Macbeth Jacob, Gordon Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 53! And I Saw A New Heaven Bainton, Edgar L. Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 37! Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence Bairstow, Edward C. Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 7 On Loan 2! As Moses Lifted Up The Serpent Bairstow, Edward C. Choir SS/ATB (and Piano) (2) Good Drawers (B) 37! Blessed City, Heavenly Salem Bairstow, Edward C. Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 34! Come, Ye Gentles Bairstow, Edward C. Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 10! Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in D Bairstow, Edward C. Choir SATB and Organ (4) Bad Drawers (B) 45! The Lamentation Bairstow, Edward C. Choir SATB and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 1 Though I Speak With The Tongues Of Men Bairstow, Edward C. Choir SA(T)B and Organ (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 1 Hail To The Lord's Anointed Ball, Eric Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 The Animals Improvise Counterpoint Banchieri, Adriano Choir SSATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 1 O Can Ye Sew Cushions? Bantock, Granville Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 1 God Has Come In Barnard, John Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 35! Let Thy Merciful Kindness Barnby, J. Choir SATB and Organ/Piano (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 12! Sweet and Low Barnby, J. Choir SATB and Piano (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 34! Thy Mercy, O Lord, Reacheth Unto The Heavens Barnby, J. Choir SATB and Organ/Piano (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 3! Four Slovak Folksongs Bartok, Bela Choir SATB and Piano (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 26! Hirojoshi Mass: Kyrie Bateman, Ralph Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) + 4x incomplete 11! Deep River Bateman, Ralph Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) + 1x incomplete 18! Alleluia Amen Bateman, Ralph Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 19! Kyrie (from A Second Mass) Bateman, Ralph Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 4! Lux Bateman, Ralph Choir SATBB (2) Good Drawers (B) 23! The Whole Bright World Bateman, Ralph Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 Valediction Bateman, Ralph Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 Phyllis, Farewell Bateson, Thomas Fellowes, Edmund H. (ed.) Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 23! Short Communion Service Batten, Adrian Bevan, Maurice (ed.) Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 13! Sing We Merrily Unto God Batten, Adrian West, John E. (ed.) Choir SATB and Piano (4) Bad Drawers (B) 7! Two Short Anthems: Deliver Us, O Lord Our God & O praise The Lord Batten, Adrian Fellowes, Edmund H. (ed.) Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 3! Two Short Anthems: Lord, We Beseech Thee & When The Lord Turned Again Batten, Adrian Buck, Percy C. (ed.) Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 1838 Beckwith, John Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 Ave Maria, Gracia Dei Plena Beechey, Gwilym Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 Creation's Hymn Beethoven, L. van Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 56! Hallelujah Chorus (from "Mount of Olives") Beethoven, L. van Choir SATB and Piano (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 Twine Ye The Garlands (from "Ruins of Athens") Beethoven, L. van Choir SATB and Piano (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 22! All Creatures Now Are Merry Minded (in A) Benet, John Benson, Lionel Choir SSATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 1 All Creatures Now Are Merry Minded (in C) Benet, John Fellowes, Edmund H. (ed.) Choir SSATB (4) Bad Drawers (B) 16! All Creatures Now(in Bb) Bennet, John Fellowes, Edmund H. (ed.) Choir SSATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 1 Come, Shepherds, Follow Me Bennet, John Fellowes, Edmund H. (ed.) Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 5! Rest Now, Amphion Bennet, John Fellowes, Edmund H. (ed.) Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 10! Weep, O Mine Eyes Bennet, John Fellowes, Edmund H. (ed.) Choir SATB (3) Satisfactory Drawers (B) 1 Castle Gordon Bennett, William Sterndale Bush, Geoffrey Choir SATB (1) Great Drawers (B) 54! God Is A Spirit (from "The Woman Of Samaria") Bennett, William Sterndale Choir SATB (and Piano/Organ) (5) Poor Drawers (B) 17! In Wintertime Berkeley, Lennox Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 33! Look Up, Sweet Babe Berkeley, Lennox Choir Treble solo, SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 31! Thou Must Leave Thy Lowly Dwelling Berlioz, Hector Choir SATB and Organ (2) Good Drawers (B) 1 One Hand, One Heart (from "West Side Story") Bernstein, Leonard Stickles, William Choir SATB and Piano (2) Good Drawers (B) 29! Preces And Responses Bertalot, John Choir SATB (2) Good Drawers (B) 10! Song of Light: Within Our Darkest Night (Dans Nos Obscurites) Berthier, J.
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