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Asleep in Jesus O how sweet - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
Bathed in unfallen sunlight (Warren) - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
Blessed Jesus I am bringing - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
Far away among the angels - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
I am resting in Jesus hallelujah! I know - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
In the chambers of thy bosom - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
O when we remember the goodness - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
Praise the Lord there's sunlight in my happy soul today - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
Rock of ages hide my soul - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
Swiftly the shades of evening gather around thy way - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
There are beams of brilliant sunlight all along the holy way - Barney Elliott Warren
Barney E. Warren pub.1911
Little fishermen are we - B. A. Robinson
B. A. Robinson
Sweet and low sweet and low wind of the western sea - Baron Tennyson Alfred Tennyson
Baron Tennyson Alfred Tennyson
HERRNHUT (Gesius) - Bartholomäus Gesius
Bartholomaus Gesius
Du Friedensfürst Herr Jesu Christ - Bartholomäus Gesius
Bartholomaus Gesius 1601; harm by Bach 1724
The day is past and over - Bartholomaus Gesius
Bartholomaus Gesius 1601; harm by Bach 1724
Dank Sei Gott In Der Höhe - Bartholomäus Gesius
Bartholomäus Gesius 1605; arr. by Bach 1769
notation may differ
O father by whose servants - Bartholomäus Gesius
Bartholomäus Gesius 1605; arr. by Bach 1769
notation may differ
Befiehl du deine Wege
Bartholomäus Gesius / Georg Philipp Telemann
Herr Wie Du - Bartholomäus Helder
Bartholomäus Helder
Ich Freu Mich In Dem Herren - Bartholomäus Helder
Bartholomäus Helder
Another year completed - Bartholomäus Helder
Bartholomäus Helder (1585-1635)
notation may differ
Wohlauf Thut Nicht Verzagen - Bartholomäus Helder 1585-1635
Bartholomäus Helder (1585-1635)
Lord jesu! may thy grief - Bartholomäus Helder
Bartholomäus Helder (15851635)