Charles Villiers Stanford and Bishop Coxe Source: the Musical Times, Vol

Extra Supplement: A Carol of the Nativity Author(s): Charles Villiers Stanford and Bishop Coxe Source: The Musical Times, Vol. 54, No. 849 (Nov. 1, 1913), pp. 1-6 Published by: Musical Times Publications Ltd. Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/907983 Accessed: 15-03-2016 20:59 UTC

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No. 372. NOVELLO'S CHRISTMAS CAROLS. Price 2d.

A CAROL OF THE NATIVITY

Composed by CHARLES V. STANFORD.

6o. The Angel and the Shepherds E. H. Thorne

Bramley, ReY. H. R. CHRISTMAS CAROLS,

61. The Coventry Carol . Har. by 5. S.

Stainer, John J NEW AND OLD. 62. The Morning Star ...... F. Bridge

FIRST SERIES. One Penny each. 63. The Shepherds went.. J .F. Barnett

Tonic Sol-fa (complete), Is. 64. I saw three ships Har. by J. S.

65. Mountains, bow your heads W. H. Cummings *i. God rest you merry, gentlemen .. Traditional

66. Luther's Carol ...... Higgs *2. The Manger Throne .. .. C. Steggall

67. The Boy's Dream W. H. Monk *3. A Virgin unspotted ...... Traditional

68. Legends of the Infancy J. F. Bridge *4. Come, ye lofty.. .. . Elvey

69. Let Christians all Id. .. Traditional *5. Come, tune your hearts .. Ouseley

*6. The First Nowell ...Traditional 70o.Immortal Babe a 8. d.

,7. Jesu, hail ...... Stainer The above 70 Carols, complete, cloth, gilt 4 o

8. Good Christian men...... Old German

Library Edition, with Historical Preface

*9. Sleep, holy Babe .. Dykes Roxburgh binding ...... 7 6

*10. Good King Wenceslas .. Traditional Illustrated Edition, Ist and 2nd Series .. 7 6

*ii. When I view the Mother .. . Barnby

Three Series (cloth, gilt, zs.) .. each I o

*12. The seven joys of Mary .. Tradstional Words only, complete (cloth, 6d.) .. o 4

*13. On the Birthday of the Lord .. .. Dykes

Words, each Series ...... o xi

*14. What Child is this ? ...... Old English

*15. Glorious, beauteous .. .. Maria Tiddeman Helmore, ReY. T.) CAROLS FOR CHRIST-

*16. Waken! Christian Children d. S. C. Hammerton Neale, ReY. JI. MI. i MASTIDE. Set to Ancient

*"17. A Child this day is born .. Traditional Melodies.

*18. Carol for Christmas Eve .. . Ouseley 71. Here is joy for every age.

*19. When Christ was born .. A. H. Brown 72. Earthly friends will change.

*2o. Christmas Morning Hymn.. .. J. Barnby 73. Gabriel's message.

74. Christ was born on Christmas Day. SECOND SERIES. One Penny each.

75. Earth to-day rejoices.

*21. Carol for Christmas Eve .. .. Traditional

76. Good Christian men, rejoice. each.

22. Jesus in the Manger ...... H. Smart

77. From church to church. Nd. each.

*23. The Holly and the Ivy IId .. Old French

78. In the ending of the year.

24. The Moon shines bright .. Traditional

79. Royal day that chasest gloom. *25. The Virgin and Child .. C.Steggall 8o. O'er the hill and o'er the vale.

26. The Incarnation ...... Traditional 8x. Good King Wenceslas.

*27. Christmas Day ...... -. Stainer

82. Toll! toll ! because there ends. s. d.

28. The Cherry-Tree Carol .. Traditional The above i2 carols, complete .. .. o

29. God's dear Son ...... Traditional

Folio, with pianoforte accompaniment .. 4 6

*"o. See amid the winter's snow .. .. Goss

Treble part ..o 6

31. The Babe of Bethlehem .. .. Traditional Words only ...... o

32. In Bethlehem, that noble place .. Ouseley

Wensley, Shapcott.-TwELVE NEW *33. A Cradle Song of the Blessed Virgin J. Barnby

34. Christmas Song .. Dykes CAROLS FOR CHRISTMAs. Three-halfpence each.

35. Jacob's Ladder .. Traditional 83. O holy star ...... J. Stainer

36. The Story of the Shepherd.. .. J. Barnby 84. The shepherds Eaton Faning

*37. The Wassail Song ...... Traditional 85. Hymn of the angels .. G. M. Garrett

*38. In terrir pax ...... Dykes *86. The anthem of peace ...... J. Barnby

39. Dives and Lazarus ... .. Traditional 87. The desert . .. E.. mma Mundella

*40. From far away...... Dykes 88. Bethlehem ...... Myles B. Foster

*41. Carol for Christmas Day .. .. A. Sullivan 89. Daybreak .. . .. Berthold Tours

42. The Child Jesus in the Garden .. J. Stainer 90. In the manger ...... Barnby

THIRD SERIES. One Penny each. 9g. The mother and child Myles B. Foster

92. Christ is born .. ..J. F. Bridge 43. What soul-inspiring music.. Har. by J. S.

44. In the country nigh to Bethlehem.. G. Hine 93. Christmas Day .. Battison Haynes

45. We three Kings of Orient are Har. by Y. S. *94. Sweet Christmas Bells . J. Stainer

Complete, is. Tonic Sol-fa, 8d. Words only, 2d. 46. Emmanuel, God with us .. .. H. Gadsby

47. New Prince, new pomp Id. o C. Steggall

Ten Christmas Carols. Three-halfpence each.

48. A Babe is born Har. by 5. 5.

49. Come, let us all sweet Carols sing F. Champneys 95. Now jbin we all with holy mirth .. J. Stainer

96. Softly the night . M. Crament 5o. Let music break on this blest morn J. B. Calkin

51. Carol for New Year's Day .. A. H. Brown 97. Sleep, Holy Babe .. .. . T. Field

98. Now dies in David's City .. . Swire 52. The Angel Gabriel . Har. by J. S.

99. There dwelt in Old Judea .. .. R. Jackson 53. The Shepherds amazed .. A. H. Brown

ioo. Good people, give ear .. .. . Swire 54. Noil! Nohl! .. .Har. by J. S.

ori. Carol for Christmas Day .. .. 5. . Field 55. I sing the birth G. C. Martin

lo2. Ye stars of night .. .Swre 56. Christmas Night A. H. Brown

57. The Christmas Celebration.. .. E. Prout 103. Ring out, ye bells .. H. Wallis

0o4. Two thousand troubled years J. F. Bridge 58. Arise and hail the Sacred Day A. H. Brown

Complete, is. Tonic Sol-fa, 8d. Words only, sd. 59. The Holy Well Har. by J. S.

* A ll Carols marked with an asterisk are also published separately in Tonic Sol-fa.

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CHRISTMAS CAROLS.

Stainer, John (Adapted and arranged by). 152. Jacob's Ladder .. Traditional

153. Dives and Lazarus .... Traditional TWELVE OLD CAROLS. One Penny each.

154. The Wassail Song ... Traditional

*105. Shepnerds! shake off your drowsy sleep.

1o6. Come, shepherds, come! shake off your sleep. Bramley, ReY. H. R. CHRISTMAS CAROLS,

10o7. Now sing we all full sweetly. Stainer, John. NEW AND OLD.

io8. The good men all of Chastres.

Arranged for Two-part Singing by W. G.

1o9. Whence comes this rush of wings afar ? MCNAUGHT. iid. each.

I1O. Come with us, sweet flowers, and worship ?id. 155. Good King Wenceslas.

Infant so gentle, so pure, and so sweet! 156. Good Christian men, rejoice.

sIr. O night. peaceful and blest ! 157. Christmas hath made an end.

112. Of the Father's love begotten. 158. God rest you merry, gentlemen.

113. We saw a light shine out afar. 159. The First Nowell.

114. Christmas hath made an end. 16o. A Virgin unspotted.

115. Now farewell, good Christmas. 161. The Wassail Song.

Complete, Is. Tonic Sol-fa, 6d. Words only,%d. 62. I hear along our street.

2. The Boar's Head Carol. id.

Martin, G. C. (Harmonised by).-CHRIST- 163. The seven joys of Mary.

MASTIDE CAROLS. One Penny each. 164. Hark! how sweetly the bells.

165. The Holly and the Ivy. PART I. (Old Breton Melodies).

Complete, Is. Tonic Sol-fa, 6d. Words only, ild. iz6. Hail! Christmas Bells.

117. O'er her Child the Virgin weeps. id. Fox, George.--CAROLS FOR CHRISTMAS- Z7The stars are bright.

TIDE. Set to Music for Little Singers. xi8. On this day was born.

Complete, 2s. 6d. Iid. each. zig. Glad hymns, with one accord.

I66. Good King Wenceslas. 12o. Outside the city gates.

167. I hear along our street. x2I. On Asia Minor's sunny shore.

168. Brightly shone the Eastern star. 122. Across the desert sands by night.

169. As Joseph was a-walking.

Complete, 6d. Words only, id.

170. Hark! what mean those holy voices.

171. The Holy Well. PART II. (Old French Melodies).

172. While Shepherds watched. 123. Tne Shepherds glad.

173. God rest you merry, gentlemen. 124. Merrily ring the Christmas bells.

I25. The sombre shadows darker fall. 174. Hark! how sweetly the bells.

175. A little robin. 126. Poising bright on golden wing.

176. As I sat on a sunny bank. 127. Round the Virgin gently sleeping.

128. Toe Circumcision. 177. Why in tones so sweet and tender.

i 8.(The moon shone bright.

z29. In the golden lands afar.

7 All you that in this house. z3o. A Legend of the Flight.

179. Clearly in the East it shone. Complete, 6d. Words only, Id.

i o. Shepherds at the Grange. id.

o. These good people. ) Bramley, Rev. H. R. CHRISTMAS CAROLS,

Nuns in frigid cells. id. Stainer, John. J NEW AND OLD. 8.Washerwomen old.

Arranged for Men's Voices. 182. The Holly and the Ivy.

Complete, 2s.; aid. each. Words only, complete, 2d. How grand and how bright.

183. Hosanna to the living Lord. 131. A Virgin unspotted ...... Traditional

132. The Manger Throne .. C. Steggall (Lo ! a heavenly form appearing.

133. Sleep, Holy Babe .. ... Dykes 184. The Boar's Head Carol. id.

134. Good Christian men, rejoice ..Old German (In excelsis gloria.

135. 'Twas in the winter cold .. .. Barnby

Legge, Robin H.-TWELVE NEW CHRIST- 136. Good King Wenceslas .. Helmore's Carols

MAS CAROLS. For Unison Singing. Wordsby 137. Come ! ye lofty ...... Elvey

A. E. ALSTON. Three-halfpence each. 138. God rest you merry, gentlemen .. Traditional

185. Praeludium. 139. Listen, Lordings Ouseley

186. The Midnight Masse. 140. The First Nowell .. .. Traditional

141. When Christ was born .. Arthur H. Brown 187. The bells of Christmas.

142. Jesu, hail ! O Godmost holy .. J. Stainer 188. Pastor Bonus.

189. Rejoice ! Christian men. 143. The seven joys of Mary .. Traditional

19o. A Children's Carol. 144. What Child is this ? .. .. Old English

191. Caraula Pastorum. 145. The Waits' Song .. Traditzonal

192. Wassail Song. 146. The Virgin and Child .. C. Steggall

147. The Holly and the Ivy .. Old French 193. Kings of Orient.

194. Good Christians all. 148. The Lord at first .. .. Traditional

195. Cometh the day. 149. The Incarnation .. Traditional

196. Ye Angelus Bell. i5o. The Cherry-Tree Carol .. .. Traditional

Complete, is. Tonic Sol-fa, 8d. Words only,2d. 151. A Cradle-song of the Blessed Virgin J. Barnby

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CHRISTMAS CAROLS.

The Anthem of Peace (O sweet 245. The Holy Quest .. ..R. H. Legge sid.

the enchanting anthem) J. Barnby 246. The Five Kings .. ..R. H. Legge iad.

On Christmas Morn A. C. Mackenzie d. 247. Praise we now.. .. R. H. Legge iid.

97 Across the desert sands ..G. C. Martin 248. Nazareth town .. .. R. H. Legge iId.

Shepherds! shake off your drowsy 249. An ode on the birth of our Saviour Lloyd Iid.

sleep ...... Stainer 250 See, the morning star A. Herbert Brewer xid.

Words only, 3s. per Ioo. 251. Christ was born A. Herbert Brewer Iid.

252. Christmas Morn . H. C. Havergal 2d. (O Babe! in manger lying)

253. The Kings of the East H. C. Havergal 2d.

JThe Virgin is hushing Bab

198. What Child is this ? J. Barnby iAd. 254. The Star . H. C. Havergal 2d.

Darkness fell . 255. The Angels' Song .. H. C. Havergal 2d.

256. The Holy Birth .. H. C. Havergal 2d. Words only, 3s. per ioo.

257. The Humiliation H. C. Havergal 2d.

199. Holy night ! peaceful night J. Barnby 2d.

258. Rejoice, O daughter . C. Macpherson ird.

200. In excelsis gloria .. 7. M. Crantent Isd.

259. The Virgin and Child C. Macpherson 12d.

2o1. When Christ was born .. . T. Field lid.

*260. The Annunciation Barnby Id.

202. What Child is this ?.. J. T. Field Id.

*26E. The Message to the Shepherds Barnby I-d.

203 There were whisperings . ,. T. Cooper d.

*262. Cradle Song of the Blessed Virgin Barnby Ild. 203 Shades of silent night .. S. Gee id.

*263. Gloria in Excelsis .. .. Barnby iid.

*204. The Legend of Good Saint Christopher

(Nos. 260 to263together. 8vo Anthems, No. 448. F. Y. Sawyer i~d.

"The First Christmas," 3d. Words only, 205. I hear along our street .. E. Silas 4d.

3s. per Ioo.) *2o6. In dulci Jubilo .. Pearsall 3d.

207. Caput apri defero .. .. Pearsall 3d. 264. Singthe Holy Child- Christ Myles B. Foster ird.

*208. Holly berries, holly berries Westbrook ld. *265. Sleep, Baby, sleep .. .. T. Adams iid.

209. A New Year's Carol.. .. J. Shaw Id. *265A. Sleep, Baby, sleep (2nd setting) Adams iid.

S. There was silence (Unison) J. Stainerv 266. Nol ...... A. M. Goodhart iid.

210. The star in the East(Unison) H. Leslie AId. 267. What sudden blaze of song C. Harris Id.

211. A Christmas Carol (Two Parts) 268. What sudden blaze of song J. F Bridge Id.

C. Reinecke 2d. 269. Shepherds, leave your flocks .7. V. Roberts Id.

212. Glad Christmastide.. .. . Barnby i.Ad. 270. Heavenly music J. V. Roberts Id.

213. All things were in silence .. J. Barnby I d 271. Silent night, holiest night 7. V. Roberts Id.

214. This is the month .. Hugh Blair id. 272. Angels singing .. .. J. H. Mee Id.

215. How peaceful was the night Hugh Blair i.d. 273. Little children .. H. Mee Id.

216. There came a little child .. R. Jackson iad. 274. Blessed Babe .. H. TV. Wareing id.

275. Ring the Bells Barnby ird. 217. As with gladness . C. V. Stanford Id.

218. One night as I was sleeping J. Swire iAd. *276. Sweeter than songs (Words only, 3s. per

219. The Golden Crown .. .. J. Stainer i~d. Ioo.) .. . ..J. F. Bridge 2d.

220. Joy fills our inmost heart A. C. Mackenzie IAd. 277. The night in solemnstillness hung Smith ?iid.

22. Who is this .. .. Myles B. Foster lid. 2.78. The Son of Mary . Thomas Adams Id.

222. See, the Morning Star .. E. G. Monk Id. 279. Hark! all around W. A. C. Cruickshank id.

223. Carol, Christians .. Victoria Grosvenor Ixd. 280. It is the day W. A. C. Crutckshank Id.

*224. On Christmas Morn A. C. Mackenzie id. 251. Mortals, awake W. A. C. Cruickshank iid.

225. In the ages past .. F. A. J. Hervey iad. 282. In the field with their flocks J. E. West Iid.

226. We sing a song of gladness J. Swire i d. 283. It came upon the midnight B. Haynes id.

227. The morn, the blessed morn is nigh 284. Royal Bethlehem .. W. Montgomery Iid.

Victoria Grosvenor 3d. 285. I hear along our street S. H. Nicholson Id.

228. Carol, carol, Christians Mrs. J. W. Bliss 3d. 296. The Child Jesus in the garden (znd

229. 0 was not Christ our Saviour J. Shaw iAd. Setting) ...... Stainer id.

287. The Prince of Peace A. H. Brewer id. 230. Carol, Christian children .. A. Moffatt iAd.

288. Remember God's goodnesse *231. There was silence (S.A.T.B.) J. Stainer lid.

232. Come, all ye Christian men. rejoice Ravenscroft, arr. by J. F. Bridge iid.

Hamilton Clarke lid. 289. Christmas Tree Carol H. Davan Wetton id.

290. Christmas morn .. Thomas A damns Id. 233. Shepherds in the fields Hamilton Clarke lid.

291. Child Divine .. .. Thomas A dams id. 234. Come and sing ..J. Varley Roberts lid.

292. A Christmas Song .. Thomas Adams id. 235. The Christmas bells ring loud and clear

3. Varley Roberts lid. 293. A lowly Babe .. Alfred Hollins iid.

294. The Blessed Virgin.. E. C. Bairstow iid. 236. Bethlehem .. .. . Varley Roberts I d.

295. Christ is born.. E. T. Sweeting id. 237. The birth ever new .. . .R. H. Legge I4d.

296. Christian children .. E. T. Sweeting id. 238. The old news ...... R. H. Legge I&d.

239. Christmas Eve .. ..R. H. Legge I~d. 297. Ring out, wild bells.. E. Vine Hall id.

298. Christmas bells .. W. H. Longhurst id. 240. The Christmas vision ..R. H. Legge i d.

241. The Shepherds' Carol ..R. H. Legge iid. 299. In tuneful voices sing ..Ferris Tozer id.

242. Mary's Cradle Song .. .. R. H. Legge lid. 300. Shepherds, hear .. .. Ferris Tozer id.

243. The Angels' Carol .. ..R. H. Legge lid. 301. Not in courts of regal splendour

244. Children's Chorus .. ..R. H. Legge lid. E. Vine Hall id.

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