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Jesu! who in sorrow dying - Jesu Der Du Meine Seele 17th Century German chorale.
From a 17th Century German chorale
notation may differ

O Builders! haste to the rock alone - from A. Beirly
from A. Beirly

From Aird - O'er the Hills and far awa
From Aird 1782-1785

From Aird - O'er the Hills and far awa
From Aird 1782-1785

From Aird - O'er the Hills and far awa
From Aird 1782-1785

He stood in the midst - Albert Lortzing
From Albert Lortzing (1801-1851)

Let Us The Infant Greet - From a Melody provided by S. Smith Then Arranged for Four Voices by Edmund Sedding
From a Melody provided by S. Smith Then Arranged for Four Voices by Edmund Sedding

from an old ms dated - The Castle. Car(L).42
from an old ms dated 1861

O life in whom is life indeed - From Baptiste
From Baptiste ca. 1920

How shall i follow him i serve? - Ludwig van Beethoven
From Beethovens Second Symphony 1802
notation may differ

ADORO TE (Van Damme) - Van Damme Canon of Ghent
From Canon Van Damme of Ghent
notation may differ

Come my soul thy suit prepare - Carl M. von Weber
From Carl Maria von Weber 1826

SEYMOUR (Weber) - Carl Maria von Weber
From Carl Maria von Weber 1826

Softly now the light of day - George W. Doane
From Carl Maria von Weber 1826

Suppliant lo thy children bend - Thomas Gray
From Carl Maria von Weber 1826

Little children advent bids you - St. Casimir
From Carmina for the Sunday School 1894

Oer the realms of pagan darkness - Lowell Mason
From Carmina Sacra by Lowell Mason 1841

PUTNEY (Mason) - Lowell Mason
From Carmina Sacra by Lowell Mason 1841

When quiet in my house i sit - Joseph Funk
From Choral Music by Joseph Funk 1816

Ain - Arcangelo Correlli
From Correlli arranged by Lowell Mason 1844
notation may differ

Come thou long expected jesus - Felix Mendelssohn
From Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn 1846

Father and god of abraham - Johann A. Freylinghausen
From Freylinghausen 1704

SAMSON (Handel) - George Frideric Handel
From George F. Handel (1685-1759)

Trembling before thine awful throne - A. L. Hillhouse
From George F. Handel (1685-1759)
