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Oh walk with God - Joseph Barnby
Oh walk with God - Barnby
Jesus Thy Church with Longing Eyes - O Jesu Christ Mein's first published in Nuernbergisches Gesangbuch 1676
O Jesu Christ Mein's first published in Nuernbergisches Gesangbuch 1676
O Jesu Light of all below - Joseph Barnby
O Jesu Light of all below - Barnby
O Jesu nomen dulce SWV 308 - Heinrich Schütz
O Jesu nomen dulce - Schütz
O Jesu O Redeemer - Joseph Barnby
O Jesu O Redeemer - Barnby
O joyful sound! O glorious hour - Joseph Barnby
O joyful sound! O glorious hour! - Barnby
I take it in prayer - Okla D. Burdette
Okla Dotson Burdette
Erla's Waltz Ólafur Arnalds
Ólafur Arnalds
O Quickly Come Dread Judge of All - Old 112th
Old 112th
How Shall I Sing That Majesty - Old 137th
Old 137th
Let Our Gladness Know No End - Old Bohemian Melody
Old Bohemian Melody
How Blest With More Than Woman's Bliss - Old Carol Also Music Arranged by Mr. Herbert Stephen Irons
Old Carol Also Music Arranged by Mr. Herbert Stephen Irons
Let Heaven And Earth Rejoice And Sing - Old Cornish Melody; Harmony by A. H. Brown
Old Cornish Melody; Harmony by A. H. Brown
Let Heaven And Earth Rejoice And Sing - Version 2 - Old Cornish Melody; Harmony by A. H. Brown
Old Cornish Melody; Harmony by A. H. Brown
Noel Noel Noel Noel - Old English
Old English
Remember Life Is Short - Old English
Old English
Shining O'er Bethlehem - Old English
Old English
Old English - the Little Man and the Little Duck
Old English.
Old English - The Little Man and the Little Duck
Old English.
Old English - The Little Man and the Little Duck
Old English.
Come Ye Christians All - Old French
Old French
Old French - Marionets Cotillion. TWC.254
Old French
Old French - Mignonette. TWC.255 La
Old French
A Day A Day of Glory - Old French Carol harmonization by Charles Wood according to Rev. Hutchins.According to Edmund Sedding his arrangement was The Melody as sung in the Cathedral of Notre Dame Chartres.
Old French Carol harmonization by Charles Wood according to Rev. Hutchins.According to Edmund Sedding his arrangement was The Melody as sung in the Cathedral of Notre Dame Chartres.