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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
Ain - Arcangelo Correlli
From Correlli arranged by Lowell Mason 1844
notation may differ
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)
O love of god how strong and true - George F. Handel
From George Frederick Handel (1685-1759)
Awake our souls; away our fears - George F. Handel
From George Frederick Handel 1741
Awake ye sleeping souls awake - George F. Handel
From George Frederick Handel ca. 1750
notation may differ
How bright these glorious spirits shine - Giovanni M. Giornovichi
From Giovanni Maria Giornovichi (1745-1804)
The beautiful land - Joseph Funk
From Harmonia Sacra by Joseph Funk 1847
We have heard of a land on whose blue - Fanny J. Crosby
From Harmonia Sacra by Joseph Funk 1847
Ask and ye shall receive - J. H. Olinger
From J. H. Olinger 1893
Eternal spirit come - Bangor (Toronto) anonymous
From Johan Freylinghausen 1704
Freylinghausen - Johann Freylinghausen
From Johann A. Freylinghausen (1670-1739)
Sinners dismiss your fear - Johann A. Freylinghausen
From Johann A. Freylinghausen (1670-1739)
Father of all whose powerful voice - John Wesley
From Ludwig van Beethoven
HAYES (Beethoven) - Ludwig van Beethoven
From Ludwig van Beethoven
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