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Hymn # | First line | Modern Tune | Metre | Season | Plainsong | Alternates |
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1 | Creator of the stars of night | Plainsong | L.M. | Advent | P | |
2 | High Word of God, who once didst come | Verbum supernum | L.M. | Advent | P | |
3 | Behold the Bridegroom cometh in the middle of the night | Second Mode Melody | D.C.M. | Advent | ||
4 | Great God, what do I see and hear! | Luther’s Hymn (Nun freut euch) | 87.87.887. | Advent | ||
5 | Hark! a herald voice is calling: | Merton | 87.87. | Advent | ||
6 | Hark the glad sound! the Saviour comes | Bristol | C.M. | Advent | ||
7 | Lo! he comes with clouds descending | Helmsley | 87.87.47. | Advent | ||
8 | O come, O come Emmanuel! | Veni Emmanuel | 88.88.88. | Advent | App. 24 | |
9 | On Jordan’s bank the Baptist’s cry | Winchester New | L.M. | Advent | ||
10 | Saviour eternal! Health and life of the world unfailing | Plainsong | Advent | P | ||
11 | The advent of our God | St. Thomas | S.M. | Advent | ||
12 | Wake, O wake! with tidings thrilling | Wachet auf! | 898.898.665.88. | Advent | ||
13 | When came in flesh the incarnate Word | Walsall | C.M. | Advent | ||
14 | Come, thou Redeemer of the earth | Puer nobis nascitur | L.M. | Christmas Eve | P | |
15 | O little town of Bethlehem | Forest Green | D.C.M. Words irreg. | Christmas Eve | ||
16 | The Maker of the sun and moon | Newbury | C.M. | Christmas Eve | ||
17 | Jesu, the Father’s only Son | Vom himmel hoch | L.M. | Christmas | P | |
18 | From east to west, from shore to shore | St. Venantius 1E Rouen 2E |
L.M. | Christmas | P | |
19 | A great and mighty wonder | Es ist ein’ ros’ entsprungen | 76.76.676. | Christmas | ||
20 | Behold the great Creator makes | This endris nyght | C.M. | Christmas | ||
21 | Christians, awake, salute the happy morn | Yorkshire or Stockport | 10 10.10 10.10 10. | Christmas | ||
22 | Come rejoicing, Faithful men | Laetabundus | Irreg. | Christmas | P | |
23 | Hark, how all the welkin rings! | Dent Dale | 77.77. | Christmas | ||
24 | Hark, the herald Angels sing | Mendelssohn | 7777.7777.77. | Christmas | ||
25 | In the bleak mid-winter | Cranham | Irreg. | Christmas | ||
26 | It came upon the midnight clear | Noel | D.C.M. | Christmas | ||
27 | Let sighing cease and woe | St. Michael (Old 134th) | S.M. | Christmas | ||
28 | O come, all ye faithful | Adeste fideles | Irreg. | Christmas | ||
29 | The great God of heaven is come down to earth | A virgin unspotted | 11 11.11 11. and refrain. | Christmas | ||
30 | While shepherds watched their flocks by night | Winchester Old | C.M. | Christmas | App. | 8|
31 | Saint of God, elect and precious | St. Thomas | 87.87.87. | St Stephen’s Day | P | |
32 | The Lord and King of all things | Wohlauf, thut nicht verzagen | 76.76.D. | St John the Evangelist | ||
33 | Word supreme, before creation | Tantum ergo 1E Grafton 2E |
87.87.87. | St John the Evangelist | ||
34 | All hail, ye little Martyr flowers | Sarratt | L.M. | Innocents’ Day | ||
35 | The hymn for conquering Martyrs raise | Wer da wonet | D.L.M. | Innocents’ Day | ||
36 | O happy day, when first was poured | Das walt’ Gott Vater | L.M. | Circumcision of Christ | ||
37 | Conquering kings their titles take | Innocents | 77.77. | Circumcision of Christ | ||
38 | Why, impious Herod, shouldst thou fear | St. Venantius | L.M. | Epiphany | P | |
39 | As with gladness men of old | Dix | 77.77.77. | Epiphany | ||
40 | Bethlehem, of noblest cities | Stuttgart | 87.87. | Epiphany | ||
41 | Brightest and best of the sons of the morning | Liebster Immanuel | 11 10.11 10. | Epiphany | App. | 9|
42 | O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness! | Was lebet, was schwebet | 13 10.13 10. | Epiphany | ||
43 | The race that long in darkness pined | Dundee (with alt. harm.) | C.M. | Epiphany | ||
44 | What star is this, with beams so bright | Ein kind gebor’n | L.M. | Epiphany | ||
45 | Hail to the Lord’s Anointed | Crüger | 76.76.D. | From Epiphany till Septuagesima | ||
46 | In stature grows the heavenly Child | Tallis’ Ordinal (‘9th Tune’) 1E Cornhill 2E |
C.M. | From Epiphany till Septuagesima | ||
47 | Songs of thankfulness and praise | St. Edmund | 77.77.D. | From Epiphany till Septuagesima | ||
48 | The Lord is come! On Syrian soil | Cantate Domino | D.L.M. | From Epiphany till Septuagesima | ||
49 | Creator of the earth and sky | St. Gregory (Zeuch meinen Geist) | L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
50 | This day the first of days was made | Andernach | L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
51 | O blest Creator of the light | Lucis Creator | L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
52 | O splendour of God’s glory bright | Wareham | L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
53 | The wingèd herald of the day | Wareham | L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
54 | Ye clouds and darkness, hosts of night | Wareham 1E Gaude, Regina gloriae 2E |
L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
55 | Lo! golden light rekindles day: | Wareham 1E Gaude, Regina gloriae 2E |
L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
56 | Eternal Glory of the sky | Wareham 1E Richard 2E |
L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
57 | The dawn is sprinkling in the east | Wareham 1E Richard 2E |
L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
58 | O boundless Wisdom, God most high | Illsley 1E O invidenda martyrum 2E |
L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
59 | Earth’s mighty Maker, whose command | Illsley 1E O invidenda martyrum 2E |
L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
60 | Most holy Lord and God of heaven | Illsley 1E O invidenda martyrum 2E |
L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
61 | Almighty God, who from the flood | Illsley | L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
62 | Maker of man, who from thy throne | Illsley | L.M. | From the Octave of the Epiphany till Lent | P | |
63 | Alleluya, song of sweetness | Tantum ergo | 87.87.87. | Week before Septuagesima | ||
64 | Maker of earth, to thee alone | Dunfermline | C.M. | Week before Septuagesima | ||
65 | The fast, as taught by holy lore | Jesu corona | L.M. | Lent | P | |
66 | O kind Creator, bow thine ear | Cannons | L.M. | Lent | P | |
67 | Now is the healing time decreed | Babylon’s streams 1E Jena (Das neugeborne kindelein) 2E |
L.M. | Lent | P | |
68 | The glory of these forty days | Erhalt’ uns, Herr | L.M. | Lent | P | |
69 | O Jesu Christ, from thee began | Plaistow | L.M. | Lent | P | |
70 | Ah, holy Jesu, how hast thou offended | Herzliebster Jesu | 11 11.11 5. | Lent | ||
71 | All ye who seek a comfort sure | St. Bernard | C.M. | Lent | ||
72 | Christian, dost thou see them | Gute bäume bringen | 65.65.D. | Lent | ||
73 | Forty days and forty nights | Aus der tiefe | 77.77. | Lent | ||
74 | Have mercy, Lord, on me | St. Bride | S.M. | Lent | ||
75 | Jesu, Lord of life and glory | St. Raphael/Llanilar 2E only | 87.87.47. | Lent | ||
76 | Lord, in this thy mercy’s day | Heiliger Geist (Berlin) | 777. | Lent | App. 10 | |
77 | Lord Jesus, think on me | Southwell | S.M. | Lent | ||
78 | Lord, teach us how to pray aright | First Mode Melody | D.C.M. | Lent | ||
79 | Lord, when we bend before thy throne | Hunnys | C.M. | Lent | ||
80 | My God, I love thee; not because | Solomon | C.M. | Lent | ||
81 | O Christ, who art the Light and Day | Alfreton 1E St. Bartholomew 2E |
L.M. | Lent | P | App. | 1
82 | O for a heart to praise my God | Stockton | C.M. | Lent | ||
83 | O help us, Lord; each hour of need | Bedford | C.M. | Lent | ||
84 | O Lord, turn not away thy face | St. Mary | C.M. | Lent | ||
85 | O thou, from whom all goodness flows | Harington (Retirement) | C.M. | Lent | ||
86 | O thou who dost accord us | Innsbruck | 776.778. | Lent | ||
87 | Saviour, when in dust to thee | Aberystwyth | 77.77.D. | Lent | ||
88 | Sinful, sighing to be blest; | Tunbridge | 77.77. | Lent | ||
89 | Soul of Jesus, make me whole | Anima Christi | 77.77.D. | Lent | ||
90 | To my humble supplication | De profundis | 88.77. | Lent | ||
91 | Weary of earth, and laden with my sin | Dalkeith 1E Valor 2E |
10 10.10 10. | Lent | App. 25 | |
92 | When, rising from the bed of death | Third Mode Melody | D.C.M. | Lent | ||
93 | The God of love my Shepherd is | University | C.M. | Refreshment Sunday | ||
94 | The royal banners forward go; | Plainsong | L.M. | Passiontide | P | |
95 | Sing, my tongue, the glorious battle | Plainsong | 87.87.87. | Passiontide | P | |
96 | Thirty years among us dwelling | Plainsong | 87.87.87. | Passiontide | P | |
97 | Dost thou truly seek renown | Das ist meine freude | 76.76.776. | Passiontide | ||
98 | Drop, drop, slow tears | Song 46 | 10.10. | Passiontide | ||
99 | Glory be to Jesus | Caswall (Wem in leidenstagen) 1E Boundary 2E |
65.65. | Passiontide | ||
100 | Go to dark Gethsemane | Nicht so traurig | 77.77.77. | Passiontide | ||
101 | My God! my God! and can it be | Der tag bricht an | L.M. | Passiontide | ||
102 | O sacred head, sore wounded | Passion Chorale | 76.76.D. | Passiontide | ||
103 | O sinner, raise the eye of faith | Allein Gott in der höh sei ehr | 87.87.887. | Passiontide | ||
104 | Servant of God, remember | Nun lasst uns geh’n | 77.77. | Passiontide | P | App. | 2
105 | Sweet the moments, rich in blessing | Batty | 87.87. | Passiontide | ||
106 | There is a green hill far away | Horsley | C.M. | Passiontide | ||
107 | When I survey the wondrous Cross | Caton or Rockingham | L.M. | Passiontide | ||
108 | Who is this with garments gory | Ebenezer (Ton-y-botel) | 87.87.D. | Passiontide | ||
109 | O thou who through this holy week | Cheshire | C.M. | Holy Week | ||
110 | See the destined day arise! | Nun komm, der heiden heiland | 77.77. | Good Friday | ||
111 | O come and mourn with me awhile; | Das leiden des Herrn 1E St. Cross 2E |
L.M. | Good Friday | App. 11 | |
112 | Forgive them, O my Father | St. Mary Magdalene | 76.76. | Good Friday | ||
113 | ‘Lord, when thy kingdom comes, remember me;’ | Song | 410 10.10 10. | Good Friday | ||
114 | The dying robber raised his aching brow | Old 124th | 10.10.10.10.10. | Good Friday | ||
115 | At the Cross her station keeping | Stabat Mater Christi mutter stund vor schmerzen Stabat mater dolorosa 2E only |
887.D. | Good Friday | P 2E only | |
116 | Throned upon the awful Tree | Arfon | 77.77.77. | Good Friday | ||
117 | His are the thousand sparkling rills | Saffron walden | 88.86. | Good Friday | ||
118 | It is finished! Christ hath known | Jesu meines Glaubens Zier [F major] | 78.87.87.87. | Good Friday | ||
119 | And now, belovèd Lord, thy soul resigning | Zu meinem Herrn | 11 10.11 10. | Good Friday | ||
120 | It is finished! Blessèd Jesus | Omni die | 87.87. | Good Friday Evening and Easter Even | ||
121 | By Jesus’ grave on either hand | O mensch sieh | 888. | Good Friday Evening and Easter Even | ||
122 | Ye choirs of new Jerusalem | Brockham 1E Montesano 2E |
L.M. | Eastertide | P | |
123 | The day draws on with golden light | Solemnis haec festivitas | L.M. | Eastertide | P | |
124 | His cheering message from the grave | Solemnis haec festivitas | L.M. | Eastertide | P | |
125 | The Lamb’s high banquet we await | Rex gloriose | L.M. | Eastertide | P | App. 6 1E/26 2E |
126 | A brighter dawn is breaking | Nun lasst uns Gott dem Herren | 77.77. | Eastertide | ||
127 | Alleluya! Alleluya! Hearts to heaven and voices raise; | Everton 1E Würzburg 2E |
87.87.D. | Eastertide | App. 27 | |
128 | At the Lamb’s high feast we sing | Salzburg | 77.77.D. | Eastertide | ||
129 | Christ the Lord is risen again! | Orientis partibus | 77.77.4. | Eastertide | App. 12 | |
130 | Christians, to the Paschal Victim | Plainsong | Eastertide | P | ||
131 | Come, ye faithful, raise the strain | Ave virgo virginum | 76.76.D. | Eastertide | ||
132 | He is risen, he is risen: | Gott des himmels | 87.87.77. | Eastertide | ||
133 | Jesus Christ is risen to-day, Alleluya! | Easter Hymn [C major] | 74.74.D. | Eastertide | App. 13 [D major] | |
134 | Jesus lives! thy terrors now | Christ ist erstanden St. Albinus |
78.784. | Eastertide | ||
135 | Love’s redeeming work is done; | Savannah (or Herrnhut) | 77.77. | Eastertide | ||
136 | On the Resurrection morning | Hornsey 1E Resurrection Morning 2E |
87.83. | Eastertide | App. 28 | |
137 | The Day of Resurrection! | Ellacombe | 76.76.D. | Eastertide | ||
138 | Thou hallowed chosen morn of praise | Mach’s mit mir Gott Dies ist der tag |
87.87.88. | Eastertide | ||
139 | Ye choirs of new Jerusalem | St. Fulbert | C.M. | Eastertide | ||
140 | Lord, in thy name thy servants plead | Lincoln | C.M. | Rogation Days | ||
141 | Eternal Monarch, King most high | Deus tuorum militum 1E Gonfalon Royal 2E |
L.M. | Ascensiontide | P | |
142 | O Christ, our joy, to whom is given | Deus tuorum militum 1E Gonfalon Royal 2E |
L.M. | Ascensiontide | P | |
143 | Hail the day that sees him rise, Alleluya! | Llanfair | 74.74.D. | Ascensiontide | ||
144 | O Christ, our hope, our hearts’ desire | Metzler’s Redhead No. 66 1E Bromsgrove 2E |
C.M. | Ascensiontide | App. 29 | |
145 | See the Conqueror mounts in triumph | In Babilone | 87.87.D. | Ascensiontide | ||
146 | Sing we triumphant hymns of praise | Tugwood | L.M. | Ascensiontide | ||
147 | The head that once was crowned with thorns | St. Magnus (Nottingham) | C.M. | Ascensiontide | ||
148 | The Lord ascendeth up on high | Nun freut euch | 87.87.887. | Ascensiontide | ||
149 | Thou art gone up on high | Old | 25thD.S.M. | Ascensiontide | ||
150 | When Christ our Lord had passed once more | Monte Cassino | L.M. | Whitsuntide | P | |
151 | Rejoice! the year upon its way | Aeterna Christi munera (Rouen) | L.M. | Whitsuntide | P | |
152 | Come down, O Love divine | Down Ampney | 66.11.D. | Whitsuntide | ||
153 | Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspire | Veni Creator | L.M. | Whitsuntide | ||
154 | Come, O Creator Spirit, come | Veni Creator | L.M. | Whitsuntide | P | App. 30 2E |
155 | Come, thou holy Paraclete | Veni Sancte Spiritus | 777.D. | Whitsuntide | P | |
156 | Creator Spirit, by whose aid | Veni Creator (Attwood) | 88.88.88. | Whitsuntide | ||
157 | Our blest Redeemer, ere he breathed | St. Cuthbert 1E Wicklow 2E |
86.84. | Whitsuntide | App. 31 | |
158 | When God of old came down from heaven | Winchester Old 1E Stroudwater 2E |
C.M. | Whitsuntide | ||
159 | Be present, Holy Trinity | Adesto Sancta Trinitas | L.M. | Trinity Sunday | P | |
160 | Father most holy, merciful and tender; | Christe du beistand | 11 11.11 5. | Trinity Sunday | P | |
161 | Have mercy on us, God most high | St. Flavian | C.M. | Trinity Sunday | ||
162 | Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty! | Nicaea [D major] | 11 12.12 10. | Trinity Sunday | App. 14 [E major] | |
163 | O Unity of threefold light | Old | 22ndD.C.M. | Trinity Sunday | ||
164 | O Trinity of blessèd Light | Illsley 1E Hilariter (Die ganze Welt) 2E |
L.M. | From Trinity Sunday to Advent | P | |
165 | Father, we praise thee, now the night is over. | Christe sanctorum | 11 11.11 5. | From Trinity Sunday to Advent | P | |
166 | Christ is gone up; yet ere he passed | St. David | C.M. | Ember Days | ||
167 | Pour out thy Spirit from on high; | Duke Street | L.M. | Ember Days | ||
168 | The earth, O Lord, is one great field | Manchester | C.M. | Ember Days | ||
169 | Blessèd city, heavenly Salem | Urbs coelestis | 87.87.87. | Dedication Festival | P | |
170 | Christ is made the sure Foundation | Urbs coelestis | 87.87.87. | Dedication Festival | P | |
171 | O Word of God above | St. Edmund | S.M. | Dedication Festival | ||
172 | Sion’s daughters! Sons of Jerusalem! | Plainsong | Dedication Festival | P | ||
173 | All things are thine; no gift have we | Herr Jesu Christ | L.M. | Dedication or Restoration of a Church | ||
174 | Lord of Creation, bow thine ear, O Christ, to hear | Annue Christe | 12 12.12 12. | Apostles and Evangelists | P | |
175 | The eternal gifts of Christ the King | Aeterna Christi munera | L.M. | Apostles and Evangelists | P | |
176 | Let the round world with songs rejoice; | Auctoritate saeculi | L.M. | Apostles and Evangelists | P | |
177 | Captains of the saintly band | University College 1E Harts 2E |
77.77. | Apostles and Evangelists | ||
178 | Disposer supreme, and Judge of the earth | Old 104th | 55.55.65.65. | Apostles and Evangelists | ||
179 | Come sing, ye choirs exultant | Ach Gott von himmelreiche | 76.76.D. | Apostles and Evangelists | ||
180 | Martyr of God, whose strength was steeled | Whitehall 1E Leighton 2E |
L.M. | Martyrs | P | |
181 | O God, thy soldiers’ crown and guard | Deus tuorum militum | L.M. | Martyrs | P | |
182 | The merits of the Saints | Das Herrlich hohe fest | 66.66.668. | Martyrs | P | |
183 | O glorious King of martyr hosts | Rex gloriose | L.M. | Martyrs | P | |
184 | Blessèd feasts of blessèd Martyrs | Alla Trinita beata | 87.87.D. | Martyrs | ||
185 | Blest Martyr, let thy triumph-day | Beata nobis gaudia | L.M. | Martyrs | ||
186 | Come, let us join the Church above | Rodmell 1E Balfour 2E |
C.M. | Martyrs | ||
187 | Let our choir new anthems raise | Weimar | 76.76.D. | Martyrs | ||
188 | He, whose confession God of old accepted | Iste confessor | 11 11.11 5. | Confessors | P | |
189 | O thou whose all-redeeming might | Plainsong | L.M. | Confessors | P | |
190 | O Shepherd of the sheep | Carlisle | C.M. | Confessors | ||
191 | Son of a Virgin, Maker of thy mother | Ut queant laxis | 11 11.11 5. | For a Virgin | P | |
192 | Jesu, the Virgins’ Crown, do thou | St. Ambrose | L.M. | For a Virgin | P | |
193 | The praises of that Saint we sing | St. Ambrose | L.M. | For a Matron | ||
194 | Receive, O Lord, in heaven above | St. Ambrose | L.M. | For a Vigil | ||
195 | Another year completed | Wohlauf, thut nicht verzagen 1E Bremen 2E |
76.76.D. | For a Patronal Festival | ||
196 | For all thy saints, O Lord | Mount Ephraim | S.M. | For any Saint's Day | ||
197 | Give me the wings of faith to rise | Song 67 | C.M. | For any Saint’s Day | ||
198 | Hark, the sound of holy voices | Deerhurst 1E Vision 2E |
87.87.D. | For any Saint’s Day | App. 32 | |
199 | How bright these glorious spirits shine! | Ballerma | C.M. | For any Saint’s Day | ||
200 | Joy and triumph everlasting | Psalm 42 | 87.87.77.88. | For any Saint’s Day | ||
201 | Palms of glory, raiment bright | Palms of Glory 1E Boyce 2E |
77.77. | For any Saint’s Day | App. 33 | |
202 | The Son of God goes forth to war | St. Anne 1E Stettin (Nun seht) 2E |
C.M. 1E D.C.M. 2E |
For any Saint’s Day | ||
203 | What are these that glow from afar | Ymdaith Mwngc | Irreg. | For any Saint’s Day | ||
204 | Who are these, like stars appearing | All Saints | 87.87.77. | For any Saint’s Day | ||
205 | Jesus calls us!—o’er the tumult | Merton 1E Herald 2E |
87.87. | St Andrew | ||
206 | O thou, who didst with love untold | Dundee 1E Crediton 2E |
C.M. | St Thomas | ||
207 | We sing the glorious conquest | Llangloffan | 76.76.D. | St Paul | ||
208 | All prophets hail thee, from of old announcing | Diva servatrix | 11 11.11 5. | The Purification | P | |
209 | Hail to the Lord who comes | Old 120th | 66.66.66. | The Purification | ||
210 | The highest and the holiest place | St. James 1E Jackson 2E |
C.M. | St Matthias | ||
211 | We praise thy name, all-holy Lord | Old Old 44th 2E |
81st 1ED.C.M. | St David | ||
212 | I bind unto myself today | St. Patrick–Deirdre | D.L.M.—88.88. | St Patrick | ||
213 | Hail, O Star that pointest | Ave maris stella | 66.66. | The Annunciation | P | |
214 | The God whom earth, and sea, and sky | St. Ambrose 1E O amor quam ecstaticus 2E |
L.M. | St Mary the Virgin | P | |
215 | O glorious Maid, exalted far | St. Ambrose 1E O amor quam ecstaticus 2E |
L.M. | St Mary the Virgin | P | |
216 | Ave Maria! blessèd Maid! | St. Alban | 886.D. | St Mary the Virgin | ||
217 | Her Virgin eyes saw God incarnate born | Farley Castle | 10 10.10 10. | St Mary the Virgin | ||
218 | Ye who own the faith of Jesus | Den des Vaters sinn geboren | 87.87.87.6. | St Mary the Virgin | ||
219 | Lord God of Hosts, within whose hand | Falkland | 88.88.88. | St George | ||
220 | The Saint who first found grace to pen | Brockham | L.M. | St Mark | ||
221 | The winter’s sleep was long and deep | King’s Langley | C.M., Irreg. | St Philip and St James | ||
222 | The Son of Consolation! | Aurelia [D major] 1E Rhyddid 2E |
76.76.D. | St Barnabas | ||
223 | Let thine example, holy John, remind us | Iste confessor 1E Herr, deinen zorn 2E |
11 11.11 5. | St John Baptist | P | |
224 | E’en in thy childhood, ’mid the desert places | Iste confessor 1E Herr, deinen zorn 2E |
11 11.11 5. | St John Baptist | P | |
225 | Hail, harbinger of morn: | Hail harbinger of morn | 66.10.D. | St John Baptist | ||
226 | With gold most precious, and with sanguine hues of morn | Plainsong | 12 12.12 12. | St Peter | P | |
227 | Forsaken once, and thrice denied | Erskine 1E Childhood 2E |
88.86. | St Peter | App. 34 | |
228 | Now in holy celebration | Oriel | 87.87.87. | The Visitation | P | |
229 | Portal of the world’s salvation | Collaudemus | 87.87.87. | The Visitation | P | |
230 | Sing we all the joys and sorrows | Collaudemus | 87.87.87. | St Mary Magdalene | P | |
231 | Mary, weep not, weep no longer | Plainsong | 87.87.87. | St Mary Magdalene | P | |
232 | Lord, who shall sit beside thee | Christus der ist mein Leben [E♭ major] | 76.76. | St James | ||
233 | An image of that heavenly light | Vom himmel hoch 1E Nostre Dieu 2E |
L.M. 1E D.L.M. 2E |
The Transfiguration | P | App. 35 |
234 | O Light of light, by love inclined | Whitehall | L.M. | The Transfiguration | P | |
235 | O Master, it is good to be | Tallis’ Lamentation | D.L.M. | The Transfiguration | ||
236 | ’Tis good, Lord, to be here! | Carlisle | S.M. | The Transfiguration | ||
237 | O let the heart beat high with bliss | Truro [C major] 1E Cromer 2E |
L.M. | The Holy Name | P | |
238 | Jesu!—The very thought is sweet! | Jesu dulcis memoria The Rosy Sequence |
L.M. | The Holy Name | P | |
239 | Saints of God! Lo, Jesu’s people | Sussex | 87.87. | St Bartholomew | ||
240 | He sat to watch o’er customs paid | Alfreton | L.M. | St Matthew | ||
241 | Thee, O Christ, the Father’s splendour | Neander | 87.87.87. | St Michael and All Angels | P | |
242 | Christ, the fair glory of the holy Angels | Coelites plaudant | 11 11.11 5. | St Michael and All Angels | P | |
243 | Around the throne of God a band | Solothurn | L.M. | St Michael and All Angels | ||
244 | O God the Son eternal, thy dread might | St. Michael New | 10 10.66.10. | St Michael and All Angels | ||
245 | Stars of the morning, so gloriously bright | Quedlinburg | 10 10.10 10. | St Michael and All Angels | ||
246 | They come, God’s messengers of love | St. Crispin 1E Daniel 2E |
L.M. | St Michael and All Angels | App. 36 | |
247 | Saviour, who didst healing give | Jesus ist das schönste licht | 78.78.78.88. | St Luke | ||
248 | Thou who sentest thine Apostles | Byrntirion | 87.87.87. | St Simon and St Jude | ||
249 | O Saviour Jesu, not alone | Deo gracias | L.M. | All Saints | P | |
250 | If there be that skills to reckon | Lewes | 87.87.87. | All Saints | ||
251 | O heavenly Jerusalem | Paderborn | 76.76. | All Saints | ||
252 | Our Father’s home eternal | Au fort de ma détresse | 76.76.D. | All Saints | ||
253 | Spouse of Christ, in arms contending | Gott will’s machen Plainsong: All Saints Sequence |
87.87. | All Saints | P | |
254 | Now that the daylight fills the sky | Plainsong | Morning | P | ||
255 | Come, Holy Ghost, with God the Son | Plainsong | Morning | P | ||
256 | At thy feet, O Christ, we lay | Voller wunder | 77.77.77. | Morning | ||
257 | Awake, my soul, and with the sun | Morning Hymn | L.M. | Morning | ||
258 | Christ, whose glory fills the skies | Ministres de l’éternel | 77.77.77. | Morning | ||
259 | Forth in thy name, O Lord, I go | Angel’s Song (Song 34) | L.M. | Morning | ||
260 | New every morning is the love | Melcolmbe [D major] | L.M. | Morning | ||
261 | O God of truth, O Lord of might | Plainsong (or Melcombe) | L.M. | Noon | P | |
262 | O God, Creation’s secret force | Plainsong (or Alfreton) | L.M. | Noon | P | |
263 | Blest are the moments, doubly blest | Alfreton 1E Warrington 2E |
L.M. | Noon | ||
264 | Before the ending of the day | Te lucis ante terminum | L.M. | Evening | P | |
265 | As now the sun’s declining rays | St. Peter 1E St. Nicholas 2E |
C.M. | Evening | ||
266 | At even when the sun was set | Angelus (Du meiner seelen) | L.M. | Evening | ||
267 | Glory to thee, my God, this night | Tallis’ Canon | L.M. | Evening | ||
268 | God, that madest earth and heaven | Ad hyd y nos | 84.84.88.84. | Evening | App. 15 | |
269 | O gladsome light, O grace | Nunc dimittis | 667.667. | Evening | ||
270 | Holy Father, cheer our way | Huddersfield 1E Ton-mân 2E |
77.75. | Evening | App. 37 | |
271 | O Strength and Stay upholding all creation | Welwyn 1E School House 2E |
11 10.11 10. | Evening | ||
272 | Round me falls the night | Seelenbräutigam | 55.88.55. | Evening | ||
273 | Saviour, again to thy dear name we raise | Ellers 1E Magda 2E |
10 10.10 10. | Evening | App. 38 | |
274 | Sun of my soul, thou Saviour dear | Herr Gott Vater (both editions) Hursley 1E/Birling 2E |
L.M. | Evening | App. 39 | |
275 | Sweet Saviour, bless us ere we go; | Lodsworth | 88.88.88. | Evening | ||
276 | The day is past and over; | St. Anatolius 1E Hominum amator 2E |
76.76.88. | Evening | App. 40 | |
277 | The day thou gavest, Lord, is ended | Les commandemens de Dieu | 98.98. | Evening | App. 16 | |
278 | The duteous day now closeth | Innsbruck | 776.778. | Evening | ||
279 | The radiant morn hath passed away | St. Leonard 1E Gaza 2E |
88.84. | Evening | App. 41 | |
280 | The sun is sinking fast | St. Columba 1E Speer (Sag was hilft) 2E |
64.66. | Evening | App. 42 | |
281 | Through the day thy love has spared us | Dretzel | 87.87.77. | Evening | ||
282 | Now the busy week is done | Heathlands 1E Ratisbon (Jesu, meine zuversicht) 2E |
77.77.77. | Saturday Evening | ||
283 | Most glorious Lord of life, that on this day | Farley Castle | 10 10.10 10. | Sunday | ||
284 | O day of rest and gladness | Herzlich thut mich erfreuen | 76.76.D. | Sunday | ||
285 | Another year is dawning | Magdalena 1E Cherry Tree 2E |
76.76. | New Year | ||
286 | For thy mercy and thy grace | Culbach [D major] | 77.77. | New Year | ||
287 | Kindly spring again is here | Da Christus geboren war | 77.77. | Spring | ||
288 | The summer days are come again; | Soll’s sein | D.C.M. | Summer | ||
289 | Come, ye thankful people, come | St. George | 77.77.D. | Harvest | ||
290 | Fair waved the golden corn | Selma | S.M. | Harvest | ||
291 | O sing to the Lord, whose bountiful hand | 67th Psalm | 10 10.10 10. | Harvest | ||
292 | To thee, O Lord, our hearts we raise | St. Gall | 87.87.D. | Harvest | App. 17 | |
293 | We plough the fields, and scatter | Wir pflügen | 76.76.76.76.66.84. | Harvest | ||
294 | The year is swiftly waning | Devonshire | 76.76. | Autumn | ||
295 | ’Tis winter now; the fallen snow | Danby | L.M. | Winter | ||
296 | Hark, my soul, how everything | Lyne | 77.77. | Seasons: General | ||
297 | The spacious firmament on high | London (or Addison’s) | D.L.M. | Seasons: General | ||
298 | Thou art, O God, the life and light | New 113th | 88.88.88. | Seasons: General | ||
299 | When spring unlocks the flowers to paint the laughing soil; | Gosterwood | 13 13.14 14. | Seasons: General | ||
300 | According to thy gracious word | Bangor | C.M. | Holy Communion | ||
301 | Alleluya, sing to Jesus | Hyfrydol | 87.87.D. | Holy Communion | ||
302 | And now, O Father, mindful of the love | Song | 110 10.10 10.10 10. | Holy Communion | ||
303 | Author of life divine | Lovely | 66.66.88. | Holy Communion | ||
304 | Bread of heaven, on thee we feed | Bread of heaven 1E Christopher (Ihr gestirn’) 2E |
77.77.77. | Holy Communion | App. 43 | |
305 | Bread of the world in mercy broken | Rendez à Dieu | 98.98.D. | Holy Communion | ||
306 | Deck thyself, my soul, with gladness | Schmücke dich | 88.88.D. | Holy Communion | ||
307 | Draw nigh and take the Body of the Lord | The Sacred Heart 1E Draw nigh 2E |
10 10.10 10. | Holy Communion | App. 44 | |
308 | Father, see thy children bending at thy throne | Adoro te (No.2) | 65.65.D. | Holy Communion | ||
309 | For the beauty of the earth | Ratisbon (Jesu, meine zuversicht) 1E England’s Lane 2E |
77.77.77. | Holy Communion | ||
310 | From glory to glory advancing, we praise thee, O Lord; | Sheen | 14 14.14 15. | Holy Communion | ||
311 | Hail, true Body, born of Mary | Ave verum | Irreg. | Holy Communion | ||
312 | Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face; | Congleton | 10 10.10 10. | Holy Communion | ||
313 | Holy God, we offer here | Da zu dir der Heiland kam | 77.77.77.44.55. | Holy Communion | ||
314 | Holy Jesus! God of love! | Song 13 1E Freuen wir uns 2E |
77.77. | Holy Communion | ||
315 | Jesu, gentlest Saviour | Eudoxia/Caswall (Wem in leidenstagen) | 65.65. | Holy Communion | ||
316 | Just as I am, without one plea | Saffron walden | 88.86. | Holy Communion | ||
317 | Laud, O Sion, thy salvation | Plainsong | Holy Communion | P | ||
318 | Let all mortal flesh keep silence | Picardy | 87.87.87. | Holy Communion | ||
319 | Lord, enthroned in heavenly splendour | Bryn Calfaria | 87.87.47. | Holy Communion | ||
320 | My God, and is thy Table spread | Caton or Rockingham 1E Simeon 2E |
L.M. | Holy Communion | App. 5 | |
321 | O food of men wayfaring | In allen meinen Thaten | 776.D. | Holy Communion | ||
322 | O lead my blindness by the hand | Lambeth [G major] 1E Leicester (or Bedford) 2E |
88.88.88. | Holy Communion | ||
323 | O, most merciful! O, most bountiful! | Schönster Herr Jesu | 10 7.10 7. | Holy Communion | ||
324 | O thou, who at thy Eucharist didst pray | Ffigysbren | 10 10.10 10.10 10. | Holy Communion | ||
325 | O Word immortal of eternal God | Song 24 | 10 10.10 10. | Holy Communion | ||
326 | Of the glorious Body telling | Pange lingua/Tantum ergo (No.2) | 87.87.87. | Holy Communion | P | |
327 | Once, only once, and once for all | Albano | C.M. | Holy Communion | ||
328 | See, Father, thy belovèd Son | Hymnus eucharisticus | L.M. | Holy Communion | ||
329 | Strengthen for service, Lord, the hands | Ach Gott und Herr | 87.87. | Holy Communion | ||
330 | The Word of God, proceeding forth | O salutaris | L.M. | Holy Communion | P | App. 7 1E/46 2E |
331 | Thee we adore, O hidden Saviour, thee | Adoro te | 10 10.10 10. | Holy Communion | ||
332 | There is a fountain filled with Blood | Windsor | C.M. | Holy Communion | ||
333 | Victim Divine, thy grace we claim | Coleraine (Vicenza) | 88.88.88. | Holy Communion | ||
334 | We pray thee, heavenly Father | Meirionydd 1E Caerlleon 2E |
76.76.D. | Holy Communion | ||
335 | Wherefore, O Father, we thy humble servants | Christe Fons Jugis | 11 11.11 5. | Holy Communion | ||
336 | Blessed Jesu! here we stand | Liebster Jesu | 78.78.88. | Holy Baptism | ||
337 | In token that thou shalt not fear | St. Stephen | C.M. | Holy Baptism | ||
338 | Lord Jesu Christ, our Lord most dear | In einem Kripplein lag ein Kind | 88.88.88. | Holy Baptism | ||
339 | With Christ we share a mystic grave | Farrant | C.M. | Holy Baptism | ||
340 | Behold us, Lord, before thee met | Lambeth [F major] | 88.88.88. | Confirmation | ||
341 | My God, accept my heart this day | St. James | C.M. | Confirmation | ||
342 | Lord, in thy presence dread and sweet | Advent | 886.D. | Confirmation | ||
343 | O thou who camest from above | Affection | L.M. | Confirmation | ||
344 | Thine for ever! God of love | Horsham | 77.77. | Confirmation | ||
345 | O Father all creating | Dank sei Gott in der Höhe | 76.76.D. | Marriage | ||
346 | O perfect Love, all human thought transcending | Welwyn | 11 10.11 10. | Marriage | ||
347 | O thou who gavest power to love | Das walt’ Gott Vater 1E Kent 2E |
L.M. | Marriage | ||
348 | The voice that breathed o’er Eden | St. Alphege [G major] | 76.76. | Marriage | ||
349 | Thou, Lord, hast power to heal | Dolgelly | 66.66.88. | The Sick | ||
350 | Christ, enthroned in highest heaven | Ad perennis vitae fontem | 87.87.87. | The Departed | ||
351 | Day of wrath! O day of mourning! | Plainsong | The Departed | P | ||
352 | Father of spirits, whose divine control | Old 124th | 10.10.10.10.10. | The Departed | ||
353 | Gentle Shepherd, thou hast stilled | Jesu, meines Glaubens Zier [G major] | 78.87.87.87. | The Departed | ||
354 | Hear what the voice from heaven proclaims | Wigton | C.M. | The Departed | ||
355 | In Paradise reposing | Hambridge | 76.76. | The Departed | ||
356 | Jesu, Son of Mary | Corpus Domini 1E Dun Aluinn 2E |
65.65.D. | The Departed | App. 47 | |
357 | Lord Jesu, who at Lazarus’ tomb | Song 18 | 886.D. | The Departed | ||
358 | Now the labourer’s task is o’er | Pressburg (Nicht so traurig) | 77.77.77. | The Departed | ||
359 | O Lord, to whom the spirits live | South Cerney | 88.88.88. | The Departed | ||
360 | What sweet of life endureth | Christus der ist mein Leben [D major] | 76.76. | The Departed | ||
361 | A few more years shall roll | Leominster | D.S.M. | General | ||
362 | A safe stronghold our God is still | Ein’ feste burg | 87.87.66.667. | General | ||
363 | Abide with me; fast falls the eventide; | Eventide | 10 10.10 10. | General | ||
364 | All hail the power of Jesu’s name | Miles Lane | C.M. | General | ||
365 | All people that on earth do dwell | Old | HundredthL.M. | General | ||
366 | Art thou weary, art thou languid | Cuttle Mills | 85.83. | General | App. 18 | |
367 | As pants the hart for cooling streams | Martyrdom | C.M. | General | ||
368 | At the Name of Jesus | Laus tibi Christe 1E King’s Weston 2E |
65.65.D. | General | ||
369 | Be thou my Guardian and my guide | Abridge | C.M. | General | ||
370 | Blest are the pure in heart | Franconia | S.M. | General | ||
371 | Brief life is here our portion | St. Alphege [F major] | 76.76. | General | ||
372 | Bright the vision that delighted | Redhead No. 46 | 87.87. | General | ||
373 | Children of the heavenly King | Gott sei Dank 1E Melling 2E |
77.77. | General | ||
374 | ‘Christian, seek not yet repose,’ | Morgenglanz der ewigkeit | 77.73. | General | ||
375 | City of God, how broad and far | Richmond | C.M. | General | ||
376 | Come, let us join our cheerful songs | Nativity 1E Cheerful 2E |
C.M. | General | App. 48 | |
377 | Come, my soul, thy suit prepare | Louez Dieu | 77.77. | General | ||
378 | Come, O thou Traveller unknown | David’s Harp | 88.88.88. | General | ||
379 | ‘Come unto me, ye weary’ | Rusper | 76.76.D. | General | ||
380 | Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem | Neander | 87.87.87. | General | ||
381 | Crown him with many crowns | Oliva speciosa 1E Milites 2E Corona 2E |
D.S.M. | General | App. 49 | |
382 | Days and moments quickly flying | Omni Die 1E Goldschmidt (O der alles) 2E |
87.87. | General | ||
383 | Dear Lord and Father of mankind | Hammersmith 1E Repton 2E |
86.886. | General | App. 50 | |
384 | Eternal Ruler of the ceaseless round | Song | 1 [F major]10 10.10 10.10 10. | General | ||
385 | Father, hear the prayer we offer | Sussex | 87.87. | General | ||
386 | Father of all, to thee | Dolgelly 1E Warsaw 2E |
66.66.88. | General | ||
387 | Father of heaven, whose love profound | Das Leiden des Herrn | L.M. | General | ||
388 | Fierce was the wild billow | St. Issey | 64.64.D. | General | ||
389 | Fight the good fight with all thy might | Shepton-Beauchamp | L.M. | General | ||
390 | Firmly I believe and truly | Shipston | 87.87. | General | ||
391 | ‘For ever with the Lord!’ | Montgomery 1E Llanllyfni 2E |
D.S.M. | General | App. 51 | |
392 | For thee, O dear, dear country | Magdalena | 76.76. | General | ||
393 | Glorious things of thee are spoken | Austrian Hymn | 87.87.D. | General | ||
394 | God moves in a mysterious way | London New | C.M. | General | ||
395 | God of mercy, God of grace | Heathlands | 77.77.77. | General | ||
396 | Gracious Spirit, Holy Ghost | Capetown 1E Dian 2E |
77.75. | General | ||
397 | Guide me, O thou great Redeemer | Caersalem | 87.87.47. | General | ||
398 | Happy are they, they that love God | Binchester | C.M. | General | ||
399 | Hark! hark, my soul! Angelic songs are swelling | Pilgrims of the night | 11 10.11 10.9 11. | General | ||
400 | Hark, my soul! it is the Lord; | St. Bees 1E White Ladies Aston 2E |
77.77. | General | App. 52 | |
401 | He wants not friends that hath thy love | Cameronian midnight hymn | L.M. | General | ||
402 | He who would valiant be | Monks Gate | 11 11.12 11. | General | ||
403 | Hold thou my hands! | Miserere mei | 48.84. | General | ||
404 | How shall I sing that Majesty | Old 137th | D.C.M. | General | ||
405 | How sweet the name of Jesus sounds | St. Peter | C.M. | General | ||
406 | I look to thee in every need | O Jesu | 86.86.88. | General | ||
407 | Immortal, invisible, God only wise | St. Denio | 11 11.11 11. | General | ||
408 | Immortal love for ever full | Bishopthorpe (or St. Paul’s) | C.M. | General | ||
409 | In the Cross of Christ I glory | Wychbold | 87.87. | General | ||
410 | In the hour of my distress | Holy Comfort | 77.76. | General | ||
411 | Jerusalem on high | Christchurch (Steggall) | 66.66.88. | General | ||
412 | Jerusalem the golden | Ewing | 76.76.D. | General | ||
413 | Jesu, grant me this, I pray | Song 13 | 77.77. | General | ||
414 | Jesu, Lover of my soul | Hollingside Aberystwyth 2E only |
77.77.D. | General | ||
415 | Jesu, meek and gentle | St. Constantine 1E Belsize 2E |
65.65. | General | App. 53 | |
416 | Jesu, meek and lowly | St. Martin | 66.66. | General | ||
417 | Jesu, my Lord, my God, my All | Stella 1E Gesius (Heut’ triumphiret) 2E |
88.88.88. | General | App. 19, 54 | |
418 | Jesu, name all names above; | Werde munter | 76.76.88.77. | General | ||
419 | Jesu, the very thought of thee | St. Agnes 1E / St. Botolph 2E King’s Norton (both editions) |
C.M. | General | App. 55 | |
420 | Jesus shall reign where’er the sun | Truro [D major] | L.M. | General | ||
421 | Jesus, these eyes have never seen | Nun danket all | C.M. | General | ||
422 | Jesus, where’er thy people meet | St. Sepulchre | L.M. | General | ||
423 | Judge eternal, throned in splendour | Rhuddlan | 87.87.87. | General | ||
424 | King of glory, King of peace | Gwalchmai | 74.74.D. | General | ||
425 | Lead, kindly Light, amid the encircling gloom | Lux benigna | 10 4.10 4.10 10. | General | ||
426 | Lead us, heavenly Father, lead us | Mannheim | 87.87.87. | General | ||
427 | Let all the world in every corner sing | Universal Praise 1E High Road 2E |
10 4.66.66.10 4. | General | App. 56 | |
428 | Let saints on earth in concert sing | Dundee | C.M. | General | ||
429 | ‘Lift up your hearts!’ We lift them, Lord, to thee; | All Souls 1E Birmingham 2E |
10 10.10 10. | General | 217, App. 57 | |
430 | Lighten the darkness of our life’s long night | Song 24 1E Erfyniad 2E |
10 10.10 10. | General | ||
431 | Light’s abode, celestial Salem | Regent Square | 87.87.87. | General | ||
432 | Long did I toil, and knew no earthly rest | Battle | 10 10.10 10.10 10. | General | ||
433 | Lord, it belongs not to my care | Dibdin | C.M. | General | ||
434 | Lord of all being, throned afar | Uffingham | L.M. | General | ||
435 | Lord of our life, and God of our salvation | Iste confessor (2) | 11 11.11 5. | General | ||
436 | Lord, thy word abideth | Ravenshaw | 66.66. | General | ||
437 | Love Divine, all loves excelling | Moriah | 87.87.D. | General | ||
438 | Love of the Father, love of God the Son | Song 22 | 10 10.10 10. | General | ||
439 | My faith looks up to thee | Olivet 1E Denbigh 2E |
664.666.4. | General | App. 58 | |
440 | My God and Father, while I stray | Troyte No. 1 1E Layriz (Ins feld geh) 2E |
88.84. | General | App. 59 | |
441 | My God, how wonderful thou art | Westminster | C.M. | General | ||
442 | My Lord, my Life, my Love | Song 20 | S.M. | General | ||
443 | My spirit longs for thee | Maria jung und zart | 66.66. | General | ||
444 | Nearer, my God, to thee | Horbury | 64.64.664. | General | ||
445 | O for a closer walk with God | Caithness Stracathro 2E only |
S.M. | General | ||
446 | O for a thousand tongues to sing | O God of Love | C.M. | General | ||
447 | O God of Bethel, by whose hand | Burford | C.M. | General | ||
448 | O God of mercy, God of might | Fitzwilliam | 88.86. | General | ||
449 | O God of truth, whose living word | Martyrs | C.M. | General | ||
450 | O God, our help in ages past | St. Anne | C.M. | General | ||
451 | O God, thy power is wonderful | Melrose | C.M. | General | ||
452 | O happy band of pilgrims | Knecht | 76.76. | General | ||
453 | O Holy Spirit, Lord of grace | Tallis’ Ordinal (‘9th Tune’) | C.M. | General | ||
454 | O King enthroned on high | Temple | 66.84. | General | ||
455 | O let him whose sorrow | Clewer | 65.65. | General | ||
456 | O Lord and Master of us all | Walsall 1E Blackbourne 2E |
C.M. | General | ||
457 | O Lord, how happy should we be | Magdalen College | 886.D. | General | ||
458 | O Lord of hosts, all heaven possessing | Neumark | 98.98.88. | General | ||
459 | O love, how deep, how broad, how high! | Eisenach | L.M. | General | ||
460 | O Lord, who formedst me to wear | Christchurch (Ouseley) | 88.88.88. | General | ||
461 | O praise our great and gracious Lord | Old | 81st (Old 77th)D.C.M. | General | ||
462 | O quickly come, dread Judge of all; | Vater unser | 88.88.88. | General | ||
463 | O thou in all thy might so far | Crowle | C.M. | General | ||
464 | O thou not made with hands | Old 120th | 66.66.66. | General | ||
465 | O what their joy and their glory must be | Regnator orbis | 10 10.10 10. | General | ||
466 | O worship the King all glorious above | Hanover | 55.55.65.65. | General | ||
467 | Oft in danger, oft in woe | University College | 77.77. | General | ||
468 | Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sin? | Song 46 | 10.10. | General | ||
469 | Pleasant are thy courts above | Benevento | 77.77.D. | General | App. 20 | |
470 | Praise, my soul, the King of heaven; | Praise my soul | 87.87.87. | General | ||
471 | Praise to the Holiest in the height | Richmond | C.M. | General | ||
472 | Pray that Jerusalem may have | York | C.M. | General | ||
473 | Pray when the morn is breaking | Meirionydd | 76.76.D. | General | ||
474 | Prayer is the soul’s sincere desire | Wigton | C.M. | General | ||
475 | Rejoice, O land, in God thy might | Wareham | L.M. | General | ||
476 | Rejoice, the Lord is King | Gopsal | 66.66.88. | General | ||
477 | Rock of ages, cleft for me | Redhead No. 76 | 77.77.77. | General | ||
478 | Sing praise to God who reigns above | Nun freut euch 1E Wittenberg (Es ist das heil) 2E |
87.87.887. | General | ||
479 | Soldiers of Christ, arise | St. Ethelwald | S.M. | General | ||
480 | Soldiers, who are Christ’s below | Orientis partibus | 77.77. | General | ||
481 | Songs of praise the Angels sang | Culbach [E♭ major] 1E Riley 2E |
77.77. | General | ||
482 | Still will we trust, though earth seem dark and dreary | Langa 1E Stanstead 2E |
11 10.11.6. | General | App. 60 | |
483 | Strong Son of God, immortal Love | Song | 5L.M. | General | ||
484 | Take up thy cross, the Saviour said | Breslau [G major] | L.M. | General | ||
485 | Teach me, my God and King | Sandys | S.M. | General | ||
486 | Ten thousand times ten thousand | Komm, seele | 76.86.D. | General | ||
487 | That day of wrath, that dreadful day | Babylon’s Streams | L.M. | General | ||
488 | The Church of God a kingdom is | Capel | C.M. | General | ||
489 | The Church’s one foundation | Aurelia [E♭ major] | 76.76.D. | General | ||
490 | The King of love my Shepherd is | St. Columba | 87.87. | General | ||
491 | The Lord my pasture shall prepare | Surrey | 88.88.88. | General | ||
492 | The Lord will come and not be slow | St. Stephen 1E Coleshill 2E |
C.M. | General | ||
493 | The roseate hues of early dawn | Old 107th | D.C.M. | General | ||
494 | The strain upraise of joy and praise, Alleluya! | Troyte No. 2 | Irreg. | General | ||
495 | The world is very evil; | Pearsall | 76.76.D. | General | ||
496 | There is a blessèd home | 7th Mode Melody | 66.66.D. | General | ||
497 | There is a book who runs may read | St. Flavian 1E Relief 2E |
C.M. | General | ||
498 | There is a land of pure delight | Mendip | C.M. | General | ||
499 | There’s a wideness in God’s mercy | Zum frieden | 87.87.D. | General | ||
500 | They whose course on earth is o’er | Vienna | 77.77. | General | ||
501 | Three in One, and One in Three | Capetown | 77.75. | General | ||
502 | Through all the changing scenes of life | Wiltshire | C.M. | General | ||
503 | Through the night of doubt and sorrow | St. Oswald 1E Marching 2E |
87.87. | General | App. 61 | |
504 | Thy kingdom come! on bended knee | Irish | C.M. | General | ||
505 | Thy way, not mine, O Lord | Psalm 32 | 66.66. | General | ||
506 | To Mercy, Pity, Peace, and Love | Epsom | C.M. | General | ||
507 | To the name that brings salvation | Oriel | 87.87.87. | General | ||
508 | We love the place, O God | Quam dilecta | 66.66. | General | ||
509 | We saw thee not when thou didst come | David’s Harp 1E Farmsborough 2E |
88.88.88. | General | ||
510 | We sing the praise of him who died | Breslau [A major] 1E Calvisius (Ach bleib bei uns) 2E |
L.M. | General | ||
511 | When all thy mercies, O my God | Belgrave | C.M. | General | ||
512 | When morning gilds the skies | O Seigneur | 667.667.D. | General | ||
513 | When our heads are bowed with woe | Redhead No. 47 | 77.77. | General | ||
514 | Who is this so weak and helpless | Llansannan | 87.87.D. | General | ||
515 | Wilt thou forgive that sin, by man begun | So giebst du | 10 10.10 10.84. | General | ||
516 | Work is sweet, for God has blest | Voller wunder | 77.77.77. | General | ||
517 | Ye holy Angels bright | Darwall’s 148th | 66.66.44.44. | General | ||
518 | Ye servants of the Lord | Narenza | S.M. | General | ||
519 | Ye watchers and ye holy ones | Lasst uns erfreuen | 88.44.88. and Alleluyas | General | ||
520 | Holy Father, in thy mercy | Eastergate | 85.83. | For Absent Friends | ||
521 | O Lord of heaven, and earth, and sea | Es ist kein tag | 88.84. | Almsgiving | ||
522 | We give thee but thine own | Windermere | S.M. | Almsgiving | ||
523 | Lord, behold us with thy blessing | Dismissal | 87.87.87. | Beginning and End of Term | ||
524 | God be with you till we meet again; | Randolph | 98.89. | At a Farewell | ||
525 | From thee all skill and science flow | Farnham Culross 2E only |
C.M. | Hospitals | ||
526 | Thine arm, O Lord, in days of old | St. Matthew | D.C.M. | Hospitals | ||
527 | Thou to whom the sick and dying | St. Leonard | 87.87.77. | Hospitals | App. 21 | |
528 | Father of men, in whom are one | Exeter | 888.888. | Societies: Friendly | ||
529 | Son of God, eternal Saviour | Lugano | 87.87.D. | Societies: General | ||
530 | Lord of life and King of glory | Calvary | 87.87.87. | Mothers' Societies | ||
531 | Father, who on man dost shower | Quem pastores laudavere | 88.87. | Temperance Societies | ||
532 | Let us, with a gladsome mind | Monkland | 77.77. | Thanksgiving | ||
533 | Now thank we all our God | Nun danket | 67.67.66.66. | Thanksgiving | ||
534 | Praise the Lord of heaven; | Laus tibi Christe | 65.65.D. | Thanksgiving | ||
535 | Praise the Lord! ye heavens, adore him; | Austrian Hymn 1E Praise 2E |
87.87.D. | Thanksgiving | ||
536 | Praise to the Lord, the Almighty, the King of creation; | Hast du denn, Jesu | 14 14.4.7.8. | Thanksgiving | ||
537 | Rejoice to-day with one accord | Ein’ feste burg | 87.87.66.667. | Thanksgiving | ||
538 | Father, to thee we look in all our sorrow | L’omnipotent | 11 10.11 10. | In Time of Trouble | ||
539 | O Lord of hosts, who didst upraise | Vater unser 1E Llangoedmor 2E |
888.D. | In Time of War | ||
540 | Eternal Father, strong to save | Melita | 88.88.88. | In Time of Rough Weather | ||
541 | Fierce raged the tempest o’er the deep | St. Aelred 1E White Gates 2E |
88.83. | In Time of Rough Weather | App. 62 | |
542 | How are thy servants blest, O Lord! | London New 1E Kilmarnock 2E |
C.M. | For Use at Sea | ||
543 | Lord, the wind and sea obey thee | Quem pastores laudavere | 88.87. | For Use at Sea | ||
544 | O Faith of England, taught of old | Psalm 68 | 887.887.D. | The Church | ||
545 | Thy hand, O God, has guided | St. Theodulph (Valet will ich dir geben) 1E Thornbury 2E |
76.76.D. | The Church | 45 | |
546 | Fling out the banner! let it float | Cathcart | L.M. | Home and Foreign Missions | ||
547 | From Greenland’s icy mountains | Calcutta | 76.76.D. | Home and Foreign Missions | ||
548 | God is working his purpose out as year succeeds to year | Benson 1E Purpose 2E |
Irreg. | Home and Foreign Missions | App. 63 | |
549 | Lift up your heads, ye gates of brass; | Praetorius (Für dein empfangen speis und trank) | C.M. | Home and Foreign Missions | ||
550 | O North, with all thy vales of green! | Auch jetzt macht Gott | 86.86.88. | Home and Foreign Missions | ||
551 | Saviour, sprinkle many nations | Hope | 87.87.D. | Home and Foreign Missions | ||
552 | Spread, O spread, thou mighty word | Gott sei Dank | 77.77. | Home and Foreign Missions | ||
553 | Thou whose almighty Word | Moscow | 664.666.4. | Home and Foreign Missions | ||
554 | Thy kingdom come, O God | St. Cecilia 1E Kingsland 2E |
66.66. | Home and Foreign Missions | App. 64 | |
555 | Dismiss me not thy service, Lord | Brunswick | 86.86.86. | Church Work | ||
556 | Go, labour on; spend, and be spent | Angel’s Song (Song 34) 1E Llangollen (Lledrod) 2E |
L.M. | Church Work | ||
557 | From foes that would the land devour; | Isleworth | 88.86. | National | ||
558 | God of our fathers, known of old | Folkingham | 88.88.88. | National | ||
559 | God of our fathers, unto thee | Etona | 88.88.88.88.88. | National | ||
560 | God save our gracious King | National Anthem | 664.666.4. | National | ||
561 | Lord, while for all mankind we pray | Aberdeen | C.M. | National | ||
562 | O God of earth and altar | Kings Lynn | 76.76.D. | National | ||
563 | Once to every man and nation | Hyfrydol 1E Yn y glyn 2E |
87.87.D. | National | ||
564 | The King, O God, his heart to thee upraiseth; | Donne secours | 11 10.11 10. | National | ||
565 | To thee our God we fly | Croft’s 136th | 66.66.88. | National | ||
566 | When wilt thou save the people? | Kendal | 76.76.88.85. | National | ||
567 | Beneath the Cross of Jesus | Gloria | 76.86.86.86. | Mission Services | App. 22 | |
568 | Daily, daily sing the praises | Daily, daily | 87.87.D. | Mission Services | ||
569 | Evensong is hushed in silence | Evening Hymn | 87.87.87.87.87.10 6. | Mission Services | ||
570 | Ho! my comrades, see the signal | Hold the Fort | 85.85.D. | Mission Services | ||
571 | Holy Ghost, come down upon thy children | Bossiney | 10 7.97.97.97. and refrain. | Mission Services | ||
572 | I could not do without thee | Gosterwood | 76.76.D. | Mission Services | ||
573 | I hear thy welcome voice | I hear thy welcome voice | 66.86.55.76. | Mission Services | ||
574 | I heard the voice of Jesus say | Kingsfold | D.C.M. | Mission Services | ||
575 | I lay my sins on Jesus | Prysgol | 76.76.D. | Mission Services | ||
576 | I need thee, precious Jesu | Prysgol | 76.76.D. | Mission Services | ||
577 | O Jesus, I have promised | Missionary Hymn | 76.76.D. | Mission Services | ||
578 | O Jesu, thou art standing | St. Catherine 1E In der wiegen 2E |
76.76.D. | Mission Services | 207, App. 65 | |
579 | Rest of the weary | Fortunatus | 54.54.D. | Mission Services | ||
580 | Safe in the arms of Jesus | Arms of Jesus | 76.76.D. and refrain. | Mission Services | ||
581 | Stand up!—stand up for Jesus! | Morning Light | 76.76.D. | Mission Services | ||
582 | Take my life, and let it be | Ives | 77.77.D. | Mission Services | ||
583 | Tell me the old, old story | Tell me the old, old story | 76.76.D. and refrain. | Mission Services | ||
584 | There were ninety and nine that safely lay | The ninety and nine | 97.97.99. | Mission Services | ||
585 | Thou didst leave thy throne and thy kingly crown | Margaret | Irreg. | Mission Services | ||
586 | Advent tells us, Christ is near: | Keine schönheit hat die Welt | 77.77. | Catechism | ||
587 | All things bright and beautiful | Greystone 1E Royal Oak 2E |
76.76.D. and refrain. | Catechism | App. 66 | |
588 | Behold a little Child | Wesley | 66.66.88. | Catechism | ||
589 | Do no sinful action | Newland | 65.65. | Catechism | ||
590 | Every morning the red sun | Langdale | 75.75.77. | Catechism | ||
591 | Gentle Jesus, meek and mild | Farnaby/Lew Trenchard | 77.77. | Catechism | ||
592 | Hail the Sign, the Sign of Jesus | Groombridge | 85.85.88.85. | Catechism | ||
593 | Heavenly Father, send thy blessing | Pleading Saviour | 87.87.D. | Catechism | ||
594 | I love to hear the story | Gosterwood | 76.76.D. | Catechism | ||
595 | I think when I read that sweet story of old | East Horndon | Irreg. | Catechism | ||
596 | In our work, and in our play | Lyne | 77.77. | Catechism | ||
597 | It is a thing most wonderful | Herongate | L.M. | Catechism | ||
598 | Jesu, good above all other | Quem pastores laudavere | 88.87. | Catechism | ||
599 | Jesu, tender Shepherd, hear me | Shipston | 87.87. | Catechism | ||
600 | Little drops of water | Gott ein Vater | 65.65. | Catechism | ||
601 | Lord, I would own thy tender care | Eardisley | C.M. | Catechism | ||
602 | Loving Shepherd of thy sheep | Buckland 1E Gentle Jesus 2E |
77.77. | Catechism | App. 67 | |
603 | Now the day is over | Eudoxia | 65.65. | Catechism | ||
604 | O dearest Lord, by all adored | Mit freuden zart | 87.87.887. | Catechism | ||
605 | Once in royal David’s city | Irby | 87.87.77. | Catechism | ||
606 | Sing to the Lord the children’s hymn | St. Hugh | C.M. | Catechism | ||
607 | There’s a Friend for little children | Ingrave | 86.76.76.76. | Catechism | ||
608 | There is a happy land | Happy Land | 64.64.67.64. | Catechism | ||
609 | Through the night thy Angels kept | Horsham 1E Peacefield 2E |
77.77. | Catechism | ||
610 | We are but little children poor | Puer nobis nascitur | L.M. | Catechism | ||
611 | When Christ was born in Bethlehem | Rodmell | C.M. | Catechism | ||
612 | Who is he, in yonder stall | Resonet in laudibus | 77.88. and refrain. | Catechism | ||
613 | Of the Father’s love begotten | Divinum mysterium | 87.87.87.7. | Christmas Processional | ||
614 | O come, all ye faithful | Adeste fideles | Irreg. | Christmas Processional | ||
615 | From the eastern mountains | Zundel 1E Sutton Valence 2E |
65.65.D. | Epiphany Processional | 368, App. 68 | |
616 | Hail, thou Source of every blessing | Redhead No. 46 1E Rex gloriae 2E |
87.87.D. | Processional | ||
617 | The children of the Hebrews | Plainsong | Processional | P | ||
618 | O Jerusalem, look toward the East | Plainsong | Processional | P | App. | 3|
619 | Come, faithful people, come away | Come faithful people | 88.87. | Processional | ||
620 | Ride on! ride on in majesty! | Winchester New | L.M. | Palm Sunday Processional | ||
621 | Glory and praise and dominion be thine | Plainsong | Processional | P | ||
622 | All glory, laud, and honor | St. Theodulph (Valet will ich dir geben) | 76.76.D. | Palm Sunday Processional | ||
623 | Now my soul, thy voice upraising | St. Thomas | 87.87.87. | Palm Sunday Processional | ||
624 | Hail thee, Festival Day! | Salve festa dies | Irreg. | Easter Processional | P | |
625 | The strife is o’er, the battle done; | Victory | 88.84. | Easter Processional | ||
626 | Alleluya! Ye sons and daughters of the King | O filii et filiae [2 versions] | 888. and Alleluyas | Easter Processional | App. | 4|
627 | The Lord is risen indeed! | Narenza | S.M. | Processional | ||
628 | Hail thee, Festival Day! | Salve festa dies | Irreg. | Ascension Processional | P | |
629 | O King most high of earth and sky | Ach Gott und Herr 1E Parsifal 2E |
87.87. | Processional | ||
630 | Hail thee, Festival Day! | Salve festa dies | Irreg. | Pentecost Processional | P | |
631 | Spirit of mercy, truth, and love | Melcombe | L.M. | Processional | ||
632 | Eternal Light, Divinity | Montgomery | L.M. | Trinity Sunday Processional | ||
633 | All hail, adorèd Trinity; | Illsley 1E Mont Richard 2E |
L.M. | Trinity Sunday Processional | ||
634 | Hail thee, Festival Day! | Salve festa dies | Irreg. | Dedication Processional | P | |
635 | Eternal Power, whose high abode | O Jesu mi dulcissime | L.M. | Dedication Processional | ||
636 | Only-begotten, Word of God eternal | Iste confessor (2) | 11 11.11 5. | Dedication Processional | ||
637 | Lo! God is here! let us adore | Old 117th | 88.88.88. | Dedication Processional | ||
638 | Jerusalem, my happy home | Part 2: Southill (both editions) Part 3: Jerusalem 1E Stalham / Dunstan 2E |
Part 1: St. Austin (both editions)C.M. | Processional | App. 69 | |
639 | The Church triumphant in thy love | Eatington | C.M. | Processional | ||
640 | Virgin-born, we bow before thee: | Mon Dieu, prête-moi l’oreille/Urquell aller seligkeiten | 88.77.D. | Processional | ||
641 | For all the Saints who from their labours rest | Sine nomine Luccombe |
10 10.10 4. | Processional | App. 23 | |
642 | Forward! be our watchword | Upwick | 65.65.Ter. | Processional | ||
643 | Onward, Christian soldiers | Haydn/St. Gertrude | 65.65.Ter. | Processional | ||
644 | Rejoice, ye pure in heart | Ich halte treulich still | D.S.M. | Processional | ||
645 | Saviour, blessèd Saviour | Goshen 1E Nous allons 2E |
65.65.D. | Processional | App. 70 | |
646 | The God of Abraham praise | Leoni | 66.84.D. | Processional | ||
647 | God the Father, God the Son | Tres Magi de gentibus | 77.77. and 77.76. | Litanies, etc. | ||
648 | God the Father, God the Son | Helfer meiner armen seele | 77.77. and 77.76. | Litanies, etc. | ||
649 | God the Father, seen of none | St. Mark 1E Galliard 2E |
77.77 | Litanies, etc. | App. 71 | |
650 | Lord, to our humble prayers attend | Beatus | 88.87 | Litanies, etc. | ||
651 | God the Father, God the Son | Litany | 77.77. and 77.76. | Litanies, etc. | ||
652 | God of all grace, thy mercy send; | Oldbridge 1E Michael 2E |
86.84. | Litanies, etc. | App. 72 | |
653 | God the Father, God the Word | Prompto Gentes Animo | 776.D. | Litanies, etc. | ||
654 | God the Father, God the Son | Farnaby | 77.77. and 77.76. | Litanies, etc. | ||
655 | God the Father, God the Son | Jesu, Jesu du mein Hirt | 77.77.77. | Litanies, etc. | ||
656 | See him in raiment rent | Bridgwater/Langport | 64.63.D. | Litanies, etc. | ||
735 | Drop down, ye heavens, from above | Plainsong | Introits, etc. | P | ||
736 | Hear us, O Lord, have mercy upon us: | Plainsong | Introits, etc. | P | ||
737 | O, my people, what have I done unto thee | Plainsong | Introits, etc. | P | ||
738 | This is the day which the Lord hath made: | Plainsong | Introits, etc. | P | ||
739 | Into thy hands, O Lord, I commend my spirit | Plainsong | Introits, etc. | P | ||
740 | Into thy hands, O Lord, I commend my spirit | Plainsong | Introits, etc. | P | ||
744 | Give rest, O Christ, to thy servant with thy Saints: | Russian Contakion | Introits, etc. |
Name | Dates | Melody | Hymn/Key | Metre |
---|---|---|---|---|
Ahle, J. R. | 1625–1673 | Liebster Jesu | 336: G major | 78.78.88. |
Akeroyd, S. | Lambeth | 322: G major 340: F major |
88.88.88. | |
Albert, H. | 1604–1651 | Gott des himmels | 132: G major | 87.87.77. |
Andernach Gesangbuch | Andernach | 50: G major | L.M. | |
Andernach Gesangbuch | Rex gloriose | 183: D major | L.M. | |
Andernach Gesangbuch | Te lucis ante terminum | 264: E♭ major | L.M. | |
Andernach Gesangbuch | Tres Magi de gentibus | 647: E♭ major | 77.77. and 77.76. | |
Angers Church Melody | Lucis Creator | 51: E minor | L.M. | |
Angers Church Melody | Solemnis haec festivitas | 123, 124: E♭ major | L.M. | |
Angers Church Melody | Auctoritate saeculi | 176: F minor | L.M. | |
Angers Church Melody | Iste confessor | 188: G major 223, 224: G major (alt. harm.) |
11 11.11 5. | |
Anonymous | Adeste fideles | 28, 614: G major | Irreg. | |
Anonymous | Clewer | 455: D major | 65.65. | |
Anonymous | National Anthem | 560: G major | 664.666.4. | |
Anonymous | Wesley | 588: F major | 66.66.88. | |
Armstrong, J. (?) | Newland | 589: D major | 65.65. | |
Arnold, Complete Psalter | 1756 | Epsom | 506: F major | C.M. |
As hymnodus sacer | 1625 | Breslau | 484: G major 510: A major |
L.M. |
Attwood, T. | 1765–1838 | Veni Creator (Attwood) | 156: D major | 88.88.88. |
B. R. (in ‘The Divine Companion’) | 1709 | O God of Love | 446: F major | C.M. |
Bach, J. C. | 1642–1703 | St. Leonard | 527: F major | 87.87.77. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Wachet auf! | 12: D major | 898.898.665.88. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Vom himmel hoch | 17: C major | L.M. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Das walt’ Gott Vater | ♭ major | 36, 347 [2E]: EL.M. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Liebster Immanuel | 41: B minor | 11 10.11 10. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Erhalt’ uns, Herr | 68: F minor | L.M. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Herzliebster Jesu | 70: G minor | 11 11.11 5. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Innsbruck | 86, 278: G major | 776.778. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Nicht so traurig | 100: G minor | 77.77.77. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Passion Chorale | 102: C major | 76.76.D. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Nun komm, der heiden heiland | 110: G minor | 77.77. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Jesu meines Glaubens Zier | 118: F major 353: G major |
78.87.87.87. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Salzburg | 128: D major | 77.77.D. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Mach’s mit mir Gott (cf Eisenach) | 138: D major | 87.87.88. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Nun freut euch | 148, 478 [1E]: G major | 87.87.887. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Herr Jesu Christ | 173: F major | L.M. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Weimar | 187: F major | 76.76.D. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Christus der ist mein Leben | 232: E♭ major | 76.76. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Ratisbon (Jesu, meine zuversicht) | 309 [1E], 282 [2E]: C major | 77.77.77. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Ach Gott und Herr | 329, 629 [2E]: B♭ major | 87.87. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Liebster Jesu | 336: G major | 78.78.88. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Dank sei Gott in der Höhe | 345: F major | 76.76.D. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Eisenach (cf Mach’s mit mir Gott) | 459: D major | L.M. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Vater unser | 462: C minor | 88.88.88. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Zum frieden | 499: D minor | 87.87.D. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | So giebst du | 515: F minor | 10 10.10 10.84. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | St. Theodulph (Valet will ich dir geben) | 545 [1E], 622: C major | 76.76.D. |
Bach, J. S. | 1685–1750 | Ich halte treulich still | 644: D major | D.S.M. |
Baring-Gould, S. | 1834–1924 | 315, 603 | ||
Barnby, J. | 1838–1896 | 48, App. 19, 23 | ||
Barthélemon, F. H. | 1741–1808 | 257 | ||
Bayeux Church Melody | 208 | |||
Bell, M. F. | 649 | |||
Bell, W. H. | 1873–1946 | 225, 546 | ||
Besler, S. | 274 | |||
Bible Class Magazine | 293, 645 | |||
Bicknell, C. | 619 | |||
Bishop, J. | 1665–1737 | 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 164, 633 | ||
Bliss, P. P. | 1838–1876 | 570 | ||
Bohemian Brethren Gesangbuch | 121 | |||
Bohemian Brethren Hymn Melody | 604 | |||
Bourgeois, L. | ca.1510–1560 | 200, 269, 277, 305, 538, 640 | ||
Bremner’s Collection | 561 | |||
Brown, A. H. | 117, 276, 316, 651 | |||
Bullinger, E. W. | 1837–1913 | App. 18 | ||
Campion, T. | 1567–1620 | 67, 487 | ||
Cantica Spiritualia | 266 | |||
Carey, H. | 1687–1743 | 491 | ||
Catholic Hymn Tunes | 529 | |||
Champness, W. | 1772 | Montgomery | 632: D major | L.M. |
Chapman’s Musical Companion | 1772 | Montgomery | 632: D major | L.M. |
Chartres Church Melody | 159 | |||
Clark, J. | 88, 122, 147, 220, 408, 419, 434 | |||
Clausener Gesangbuch | 635 | |||
Collection of Hymns and Sacred Poems | 504 | |||
Cöln Gesangbuch | 238, 518, 627 | |||
Cooper, G. | 422 | |||
Corner’s Gesangbuch | 115, 120, 382 | |||
Courtville, R. | 210, 341 | |||
Croft, W. | 1678–1727 | 202, 398, 450, 466, 526, 565, 639 | ||
Crüger, J. | 1598–1662 | 45, 70, 76, 306, 309, 533 | ||
Dale, R. F. | 578 | |||
Damon’s Psalter | 77, 332 | |||
Darmstadt Gesangbuch | 204 | |||
Darwall, J. | 1731–1789 | 517 | ||
Davies, H. Walford | 1869–1941 | 454 | ||
Davies, R. (?) | 551 | |||
Day’s Psalter | 114, 149, 161, 163, 211, 235, 404, 461, 497 | |||
Decius, N. | 103 | |||
Divine Companion | 1709 | Lambeth | 322, G major 340: F major |
88.88.88. |
Divine Companion | 1709 | O God of Love | 446: F major | C.M. |
Divine Companion | 378, 509 | |||
Doane, W. H. | 1832–1915 | 580, 583 | ||
Doles, J. F. | 287 | |||
Dowland, J. | ca.1563–1626 | 365 | ||
Drei schöne neue geistliche Lieder | 288 | |||
Drese, A. | ca.1620–1701 | 272 | ||
Dretzel, C. H. | 281 | |||
Duguet, Abbé (?) | 330 | |||
Dunhill, T. F. | 1877–1946 | 650 | ||
Dutch Traditional Melody | 145 | |||
Dykes, J. B. | 1823–1876 | 157, 162, 400, 414, 419, 425, 444, 503, 540, 541, App. 11, 14 | ||
Dykes, J. St. O. | 307 | |||
Ebeling, J. G. | 1637–1676 | 256, 516 | ||
Edwards, J. D. | 303 | |||
Elvey, G. J. | 1816–1893 | 246, 289 | ||
English Traditional Carol | 20, 29, 485, 488 | |||
English Traditional May-Day Carol | 221 | |||
English Traditional Melody | 7, 15, 16, 23, 89, 90, 186, 213, 239, 249, 275, 294, 295, 299, 344, 355, 379, 385, 388, 389, 390, 402, 417, 448, 498, 525, 562, 572, 574, 579, 591 (Parts 1 and 2), 594, 595, 597, 599, 601, 606, 607, 609, 611, 638 (Parts 1 and 2), 654, 656 | |||
Erbaulicher musikalischen Christenschatz | 105 | |||
Este’s Psalter | 27, 30, 109, 158, 163, 209, 464 | |||
Ett, C., Cantica Sacra | 228, 416, 507 | |||
Ewing, A. | 412 | |||
Farrant, R. | ca.1530–1580 | 339 | ||
Filitz, F. | 99, 315, 396, 426, 501 | |||
Franck, J. W. | 1644–ca.1710 | 486 | ||
French Carol | 229, 230 | |||
French Church Melody | 115, 125 | |||
French Mediaeval Melody | 129, 480 | |||
French Paroissien Melody | 568 | |||
French Traditional Carol | 318 | |||
Freylinghausen, J. A. | 97, 218, 247 | |||
Freylinghausen’s Neues Geistliches Gesangbuch | 358, 373, 374, 552 | |||
Fuller-Maitland, J. A. | 1856–1936 | 641 | ||
Gatty, N. | 1874–1946 | 22, 146 | ||
Gauntlett, H. J. | 1805–1876 | 134, 139, 177, 348, 371, 467, 605 | ||
Geistliche Kirchengesäng | 519 | |||
Genevan Psalter | 114, 200, 252, 258, 269, 277, 305, 352, 865, 377, 493, 512, 538, 564, 637, 640 | |||
Genge, R S. | 410 | |||
German Carol Melody | 44, 612 | |||
German Mediaeval Melody | 392 | |||
German Melody | 19, 134, 531, 543, 598 | |||
German Processional Melody | 368, 534 | |||
German Traditional Melody | Innsbruck | 86, 278: G major | 776.778. | |
German Traditional Melody | 111, 284, 285, 387 | |||
Giardini, F. de | 1716–1796 | 553 | ||
Gibbons, O. | 1583–1625 | 98, 113, 197, 259, 302, 314, 325, 357, 384, 413, 430, 438, 442, 468, 483, 556 | ||
Gilbert, W. B. | App. 20 | |||
Gilding, E. | 171 | |||
Gladstone, W. H. | 227, 383 | |||
Goldsmith, E. W. | 387, 626 | |||
Goodhart, A. M. | 559 | |||
Görlitz Gesangbuch | 549 | |||
Goss, J. | 1800–1880 | 470 | ||
Greene, M. | 1696–1755 | 463 | ||
Greenwood's Psalmody | 343 | |||
Greiter, M. | ca.1495–1550 | 544 | ||
Grenoble Church Melody | 141, 142, 181 | |||
Griffith, W. | 366 | |||
Guidetti's Directorium Chori | 175 | |||
Hadow, W. H. | 1859–1937 | 359 | ||
Handel, G. F. | 1685–1759 | 66, 80, 476, 555 | ||
Harington, H. | 85 | |||
Harrison, W. | 140 | |||
Hartsough, L. | 573 | |||
Hassler, H. L. | 1564–1612 | Passion Chorale | 102: C major | 76.76.D. |
Hatton, J. | 167 | |||
Haus Kirchen Cantorei | App. 7 | |||
Havergal, W. H. | 1793–1870 | 370, 518, 627 | ||
Hawarden, Viscountess (Caroline Maude) | 569 | |||
Haweis, T. | 375, 471 | |||
Haydn, F. J. | 1732–1809 | 393, 535, 643 | ||
Hayes, W. | 1708–1777 | 298, 457 | ||
Hayne, L. G. | 654, 602 | |||
Heber, Bishop | 1783–1826 | 547 | ||
Hebrew Melody | 646 | |||
Heinlein, P. | 655 | |||
Helder, B. | 32, 195 | |||
Helmore, T. | 8 | |||
Herbst, Martin | 73 | |||
Hewlett, T. | 91 | |||
Himmels-Lust | Liebster Immanuel | 41: B minor | 11 10.11 10. | |
Hintze, J. | Salzburg | 128: D major | 77.77.D. | |
Hirschberg Gesangbuch | 406 | |||
Hodson, H. E. | 169, 170 | |||
Holst, G. | 1874–1934 | 25, 310, 571 | ||
Hopkins, E. J. | 75, 273 | |||
Horsley, W. | 1774–1858 | 106, 511 | ||
Howard, S. | 74, 557 | |||
‘Indian Air’ | 608 | |||
Ireland, J. N. | 1879–1962 | 520 | ||
Irish Hymn Melody, ancient | 212, 490 | |||
Irons, H. S. | 279, 280 | |||
Isle of Arran Traditional Melody | 290 | |||
Italian Hymn Melody | 150, 381 | |||
Italian Mediaeval Melody | 184 | |||
Jackson, Dr. | 433 | |||
Jackson, W. (of Exeter) | 1730–1803 | 528 | ||
Jeboult, H. A. | 112 | |||
Jenner, Bishop | 1820–1898 | 508 | ||
Jones, J. D. | 424 | |||
Jones, W. | 1726–1800 | 337, 492 | ||
Joseph, G. | 266 | |||
Katholische Kirchengesänge | 251 | |||
Katholisches Gesangbuch | 274 | |||
King, Robert | ca.1660–ca.1726 | 378, 509 | ||
Kingham, M. D. | 548 | |||
Kirchen- und Haus-Buch | 104 | |||
Kittel, J. C. | 1732–1809 | 245 | ||
Knapp, W. | 1698–1768 | 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 475 | ||
Knecht, J. H. | 1752–1817 | 452, 500 | ||
Koch’s Choralbuch | 550 | |||
Kocher, C. | 39, 640 | |||
König, Choralbuch | 49 | |||
La Feuillée, Méthode du plain-chant | 165, 174, 193, 194, 214, 215, 465, App. 6 | |||
La Scala Santa | 333 | |||
Lahee, H. | 376 | |||
Langran, J. | 198 | |||
Laufenberg, H. von | 338 | |||
Lawes, H. | 1595–1662 | 180, 217, 219, 234, 283, 432, 505 | ||
Leisentritt’s Gesangbuch | 131, 436 | |||
Lockhart, C. | 190, 236 | |||
Löwenstern, M. A. von | 160 | |||
Luther, Martin | 1483–1546 | Luther’s Hymn (Nun freut euch) | 4: G major | 87.87.887. |
Luther, Martin | 1483–1546 | Vom himmel hoch | 233 [1E]: D major |
17: C major (harm. JS Bach)L.M. |
Luther, Martin | 1483–1546 | Erhalt’ uns, Herr | 68: F minor | L.M. |
Luther, Martin | 1483–1546 | Nun freut euch | 148, 478 [1E]: G major | 87.87.887. |
Luther, Martin | 1483–1546 | Ein’ feste burg | 362, 537: D major | 87.87.66.667. |
Lyra Davidica | 133, App. 13 | |||
Maclagan, Archbishop | 1826–1910 | 201, 304 | ||
Magdalen Hymns | 69, 296, 596 | |||
Mainz Gesangbuch | 137 | |||
Malet, G. E. W. | 356 | |||
Martin, G. W. | 361 | |||
Mason, L. | 439, 577 | |||
Matthews, T. R. | 585 | |||
Mechlin Antiphonarium Romanum | Verbum supernum | 2: G major | L.M. | |
Mechlin Gradual | 326 | |||
Mechlin Vesperale Romanum | 154 | |||
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, F. | 1809–1847 | 24, 484, 510 | ||
Meyer, J., Seelenfreud | 521 | |||
Milgrove, B. | 196 | |||
Miller, E. | 107, 320 | |||
Milton, J. | 472 | |||
Monk, W. H. | 1823–1889 | 5, 45, 205, 281, 363, 415, 436, 479, 625, App. 10, 12, 15 | ||
Münster Gesangbuch | 323 | |||
Musikalisches Hand-Buch | 9, 620 | |||
Neander, J. | 241, 380 | |||
Neumark, G. | 458 | |||
Nicolai, Philip | 1556–1608 | Wachet auf! | 12: D major | 898.898.665.88. |
Northrop, A. | App. 8 | |||
Novello, V. | 1781–1861 | 327 | ||
Ouseley, F. A. Gore | 1825–1889 | 460 | ||
Owen, W. | 319, 575, 576 | |||
Palestrina, G. P. da | ca.1532–1594 | 326, 625 | ||
Parratt, W. | 1841–1924 | 270 | ||
Parry, J. | 1841–1903 | 87 | ||
Parsons, W. | 114 | |||
Pearsall, R. L. de | 1795–1856 | 495, 567 | ||
Pensum Sacrum | Herr Jesu Christ | 173: F major | L.M. | |
Peter, C. | 182, 329, 629 | |||
Piae Cantiones Theoderici Petri Nylandensis | 613 | |||
Playford’s Psalms | 84, 394, 542 | |||
Plymouth Collection (U.S.A.) | 342, 582, 593 | |||
Praetorius, M. | 1571–1621 | 14, 19, 179, 610 | ||
Praxis Pietatis Melica | 421, 536 | |||
Prichard, R. H. | 301, 563 | |||
Prys’ Psalter | 84 | |||
Psalmodia Evangelica | 237, 420 | |||
Psalmodia Sacra | 40 | |||
Psalteriolum Harmonicum | 443 | |||
Psalterium Chorale | 185 | |||
Purcell, H. | 1659–1695 | 13, 447, 456 | ||
Quaile, R. N. | 652 | |||
Randall, J. | 93, 250 | |||
Ravenscroft, T. | ca.1582–ca.1635 | 30, 43, 161 | ||
Ravenscroft’s Psalter | 6, 30, 43, 140, 161, 166, 178, 206, 267, 365, 428, 472 | |||
Redhead, R. | 144, 372, 477, 513, 616 | |||
Reimann, Choralbuch | 406 | |||
Reinagle, A. R. | 265, 405 | |||
Rheinhardt MS. | 42 | |||
Rockstro, W. S. | 120, 382 | |||
Rogers, B. | 328 | |||
Roth, H. (?) | 248 | |||
Rouen Church Melody | 18, 38, 65, 151, 191, 242, 311, 335, 435, 636, 653 | |||
Ryley, G. C. E. | 34 | |||
St. Alban’s Tune Book | 216 | |||
St. Gall Gesangbuch | 35, 292 | |||
Sankey, I. D. | 584, App. 22 | |||
Sarum Gradual | 238 | |||
Scheffler,Heilige Seelenlust | 286, 481, 586, 648 | |||
Schein, J. H. | 1586–1630 | Mach’s mit mir Gott (cf Eisenach) | 138: D major | 87.87.88. |
Schein, J. H. | 1586–1630 | Eisenach (cf Mach’s mit mir Gott) | 459: D major | L.M. |
Schicht, J. | 119 | |||
Scholefield, C. C. | App. 16 | |||
Schop, J. | 418 | |||
Schulthes, W. | App. 21 | |||
Schulz, J. A. P. | 1747–1800 | 293 | ||
Schumann’s Gesangbuch | Vater unser | 462: C minor | 88.88.88. | |
Schumann’s Gesangbuch | 539 | |||
Scott-Gatty, A. | 271, 346 | |||
Scottish Hymn Melody | 401 | |||
Scottish Psalter | 43, 64, 206, 291, 332, 354, 394, 428, 445, 449, 451, 472, 474, 493, 542, 637 | |||
Selneccer, Christliche Psalmen | 126 | |||
Seven Sobs of a Sorrowful Soul | 79, 403 | |||
Sheeles, J. | 1668–1761 | 207 | ||
Shrubsole, W. | 364 | |||
Silcher, F. | 600 | |||
Smart, G. | 502 | |||
Smart, H. | 1813–1879 | 127, 282, 395, 431 | ||
Smith, I. | 369 | |||
Smith, J. | 37 | |||
Smith, R. A. | 290 | |||
Smith’s Sacred Music | 367 | |||
Sohren, P. | 72, 138 | |||
Solesmes Church melody | 331, 626 | |||
Somervell, A. | 1863–1937 | 522, 566, 590 | ||
Soto, F. | 482 | |||
Spanish Melody | 199 | |||
Standard Psalm Tune-book | 312, 433 | |||
Staniforth, T. Worsley | 638 (Part 3) | |||
Stanley, S. | 530 | |||
Steggall, C. | 1826–1905 | 47, 411 | ||
Steiner, J. L. | 253 | |||
Stubbs, S. | 472 | |||
Sullivan, A. S. | 1844–1900 | 26, 643, App. 17 | ||
Supplement to the NEW VERSION | 81, 202, 240, 263, 450, 558 | |||
Swiss Traditional Melody | 243, 399 | |||
Tallis, T. | ca.1505–1585 | Second Mode Melody | 3: E minor | D.C.M. |
Tallis, T. | ca.1505–1585 | Tallis’ Ordinal (‘9th Tune’) | 46 [1E], 453: D major | C.M. |
Tallis, T. | ca.1505–1585 | First Mode Melody | 78: F minor | D.C.M. |
Tallis, T. | ca.1505–1585 | Third Mode Melody | 92: E minor | D.C.M. |
Tallis, T. | ca.1505–1585 | Tallis’ Canon | 267: G major (with alt. harm.) | L.M. |
Tallis, T. | ca.1505–1585 | Veni Creator | 153: C minor | L.M. |
Tallis, T. | ca.1505–1585 | 7th Mode Melody | 496: F major | 66.66.D. |
Tans’ur, W. | 1700–1783 | 300 | ||
Teschner, M. | St. Theodulph (Valet will ich dir geben) | 545 [1E], 622: C major | 76.76.D. | |
Thrupp, F. J. | App. 9 | |||
Tochter Sion | 71 | |||
Tours Breviary (?) | 350 | |||
Troyte, A. H. Dyke | 440, 494 | |||
Tschirsch. W. | 600 | |||
Turle, J. | 441 | |||
Van Damme, Canon | 308 | |||
Vaughan-Williams, R. | 1872–1958 | 152, 524, 624, 641 | ||
Vehe, Gesangbüchlein | 35 | |||
Vetter, D. | d.1721 | Das walt’ Gott Vater | ♭ major | 36, 347 [2E]: EL.M. |
Viner, W. L. | 523 | |||
Vulpius, M. | ca.1570–1615 | 101, 187, 232, 360 | ||
Waghorne, W. R. | 587 | |||
Wagner, R. | 313 | |||
Wainwright, J. | 21 | |||
Wainwright, R. | 168 | |||
Walther’s Gesangbüchlein | Nun komm, der heiden heiland | 110: G minor | 77.77. | |
Weale, W. | 83 | |||
Webb, G. J. | 581 | |||
Webbe, S., the elder | 1740–1816 | 155, 260, 469, 631 | ||
Webbe, S., the elder, Motetts or Antiphons | 31, 33, 63, 623, 626 | |||
Webbe, S., the younger | ca.1770–1843 | 107, 375, 471 | ||
Welsh Hymn Melody | 108, 116, 143, 207, 324, 334, 349, 386, 397, 407, 437, 473, 514 | |||
Welsh Traditional Melody | 203, 268, 423 | |||
Wesley, J., Foundery Collection | 1742 | 135 | ||
Wesley, S. S. | 1810–1876 | 136, 222, 244, 489, 496 | ||
Whinfield, W. G. | 409, 427, 642 | |||
Whitwell, W. J. | 592 | |||
Wilkes, J. | 532 | |||
Williams’ Psalmody | 11 | |||
Wise, M. | 1648–1687 | 312 | ||
Woodbury, I. | 391 | |||
Woodward, G. R. | 1848–1934 | 14, 610 | ||
Wright, T. | 1763–1829 | 82 | ||
Yoakley, J. | 429 | |||
Zions Harfe | 218, 321 | |||
Zundel, J. | 615 |
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