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Go messenger of christ proclaim - John T. Layton
John Turner Layton Sr. 1898
Left behind - John Wainright
John Wainright 1750
As Jonah Issuing from His Three Days' Tomb - Cosmas the Melodist
John Wainwright 1750
As jonah issuing from his three days tomb - John Wainright
John Wainwright 1750
The God of glory sends his summons forth - Isaac Watts
John Wainwright 1750
To christ the monarch - John Wainright
John Wainwright 1750
Told in the Market-Place - Edwina Stanton Babcock
John Wainwright 1750
Faronells Ground The Division Flute
John Walsh (1665 1736)
Green Sleeves to a Ground The Division Flute
John Walsh (1665 1736)
Pauls Steeple The Division Flute
John Walsh (1665 1736)
notation may differ
Readings Ground The Division Flute
John Walsh (1665 1736)
John Walsh - Volpony
John Walsh 1712
John Walsh - Soho Square
John Walsh 1719
John Walsh - Soho Square
John Walsh 1719
John Walsh - Bloomsbury Market
John Walsh 1740
John Walsh - Lincoln
John Walsh c. 1709
John Walsh - Lincoln
John Walsh c. 1709
John Walsh - Happy Clown
John Walsh c.1740
Dust to dust the mortal dies - Benevento arranged from Samuel Webbe
John W. Belcher 19th Century
notation may differ
The lord is my light - John W. Bischoff
John W. Bischoff
The Lord is my light; then why should I fear? - J. W. Bischoff
John W. Bischoff (1850-1909)
O jehovah hear my words (vander werp) - John W. Bischoff
John W. Bischoff 1901
Weldon John - The Lady's Ramble to May Fair for Treble Recorder and Cello
John Weldon (1676-1736)arr. Felix Scharpf
I Cover the Waterfront
John W. Green