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Father of all whose powerful voice - John Wesley
From Ludwig van Beethoven
HAYES (Beethoven) - Ludwig van Beethoven
From Ludwig van Beethoven
God is love! his mercy brightens - Ludwig van Beethoven
From Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
Father of all whose powerful voice - Ludwig van Beethoven
From Ludwig van Beethoven 1799
Early my god without delay - Felix Mendelssohn
From Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
notation may differ
Stukely - Felix Mendelssohn 1809-1847
From Mendelssohn (1809-1847)
notation may differ
When darkness long has veiled my mind - Rivaulx John B. Dykes
From Old German Chorale
Come let us join our songs of praise - Raphael (Oratory) Oratory Hymns.
From Oratory Hymns
As shadows cast by cloud and sun - Goshen from Hymns and Psalms
From Psalms and Hymns by William Gawler 1789
O gracious Father of mankind - Henry Hallam Tweedy
From Psalms and Hymns by William Gawler 1789
O thou who in Jordan didst bow - George W. Bethune
From Psalms and Hymns by William Gawler 1789
Our Father in heaven - Sarah J. Hale
From Psalms and Hymns by William Gawler 1789
Rejoice believer in the lord - Richard Farrant
From Richard Farrant (1530-1580)
With reverence let the saints appear - Warwick Samuel Stanley
From Rudiments of Music by Andrew Law 1791
Come ye sinners poor and needy - Benjamin F. White
From Sacred Harp by B. F. White 1844
Listen sisters! listen brothers! - Benjamin F. White
From Sacred Harp by B. F. White 1844
Hold thou my hands! - Miserere Mei melody from Seven Sobs of a Sorrowful Soul
From Seven Sobs of a Sorrowful Soul 1585
My god consider my distress - Simon Browne
From Simon Brownes A Sett of Tunes ca.1720
From Sinai's trembling peak - Joseph Barnby
From Sinai's trembling peak - Barnby
Beyond the mystic river - Stephen C. Foster
From Stephen Collins Foster 1851
Jerusalem arise - From the Chauvenet Collection.
From the Chauvenet Collection
From the Cross the blood is falling - Joseph Barnby
From the Cross the blood is falling - Barnby
Follow jesus - Anonymous
From The Diadem
Brethren in christ and well beloved - Eignbrook The Hallelujah
From The Hallelujah 1849