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HARP OF JUDAH?COLLECTION OF SACRED MUSIC,
FOR
CHOIRS, MUSICAL CONVENTIONS, SINGING SCHOOLS,
LSD THE
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ATTTHOR or "OOLDBK WREATH," " OOLDBK UJUftr," " SABBATH HARMOKT," AO.
BOSTON:PUBLISHED BY OLIVER DITSOJST <fc OOMPA.N'Y,
Na. 27T WAS-HINQTON STEEET.
PREFA^CE
The general favor with which the Editor's former works have
been received, has induced him to offer to the public another vol-
nme of Church Music. The Haup op Jddah has been prepared
with great care and labor. It is divided into five parts; Part
First is devoted to the Singing School, Theoretical and Practical.
The Principles of Musical Notation, it is thought, have been treated
in an unusually clear and comprehensive manner. It is believed
that the character of the Music, and the variety and progressive-
ness of the Exercises, will tend to keep up the interest of the pupils,
and render the Singing School both profitable tnd pleasant.
Part Second contains a choice selection of music designed for
the use of Choirs, Musical Conventions, Social gatherings, <fec.
In Part Third will be found a large number of tunes of every
variety of metre. Great care has been taken to select the best
Lyrical Hymns, and to adapt music of a corresponding character,
which is neither very simple nor elaborate, yet harmonized with
reference to true musical effect,—Music which appeals to the emo-
tions, and directs the mind upwards towards the object of iti
praise.
Part Fourth contains a large number and variety of Anthems,
Sentences, Choruses, Chants, &c., adapted to every occasion, where
such music is wanted. Many pieces will be found easy to learn
and comprehend, while others will require patient and persevering
practice.
In Part Fifth, the most familiar standard Church Tunes for
C "ngregational use have been inserted.
The object of the Editor has been to prepare a collection that
will prove interesting and attractive, and at the same time to
render it one that cannot fail to elevate the standard of Church
Music. He desires to express his obligations to those who hav»
kindly aided him by their contributions.
L. 0. EMERSON.
Boston, July 20th., 1863.
BbUiwI, kMordiac to Act of CoDgnm, In tb* jtmt 1808, by 0. DITSON ft Co., j^ th* Ctark'i Offlc* of Dm Diftriot Conrt fcr tlu DUlriet of >Uaneba
^ m. UMku'i wnio TrrooaATHT, bormi.
r»A.RT I.
THE SINGING SCHOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.
CHAPTER I.
§ 1. The prime elements of music, are Rhythm, Melody and Harmony.
Rhythm is the regular measurement of motion in the movements of music, or the
regular recurrence of accent, which gives character and expression to it. Melody
u a succession of pleasing Musical Sounds. Harmony comprehends all the
relations and combinations of Musical Sounds.
§ 2. Music is represented by certain characters called Notes, of which we
have the following variety
:
Ham*. Whole Not«, Half Not*, Qnu-tor NoU, lighth Not*, Slxtwnth Note, Tbirty-setond N*te,
•r SamlbrtT*. or Minim. or Orotchtt. or Qiurer. «r SemiqiuTW. or DcmiMmiqaaTcr.
IEvery note
Vorai.
5§ 3. Characters indicating silence are also used, called Rests.
has its corresponding rest.
Mai
roi
Whol* R«gt. •IflUtt. QturWrScit. B^hth RMt. Sizt**iitb R«ft. Ttiirty-Mcond Rut.
^ r§ 4. A character written in this manner, \g>\ ia called a Dodble Notk, or
Breve. It is equal in value to two whole notes.
§ 5. Notes have no positive, only a relative length.
CHAPTER II.
^ 6. Music is divided into equal portions of time, called measures.
^ 7. Measures are represented to the eye by inter-spaces, which are separated
(rem each other by perpendicular lines called Bars.
EXAMPLE.
How many Measures? How many Bars?
§ 8. There are four kinds of measure used in music, each kind deriving its
name from the number of parts into which it is divided. Thus a measure having
two parts, accented on the first, is called Double Measure. It is indicated by
the figure 2,* and requires two motions of the hand, or beats, called beating time.
The first a downward beat, the second an upward beat.
On*, Tvro,
EXAMPLE.Dovna, ITp.
I
Down. Vp. | Dovrn, ITp.
One, Two.I
On*, Two. | On*, T'«r««
^ 9. There may be as many varieties in all the different kinds of measure
there are kinds of notes.
EXERCISES FOR PRACTICE.
What kind of measure? Which v,ariety ? How many beats ? Which Is accenWd?
No. 1.
2 ? P (S* «S?I ;S> (C'l (C? nrnrnrrirnDown, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Inwn, Of.
0n», Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Tw*.
Double measure, sing with pleasure. Double measure, sing with pleasure.
No. 2. Which variety of measure?
^rrir rirrirrir rirnr rir nDown, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up.
One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One.Twa
Double measure, sing with pleasure, Double measure, stng with puasora.
* WUeb eorreijtoBdi to th* number of parte.
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JIo. 8. Which Tarlety of mewure?
PC :\t:\tt\^'\':\:'\::\::\Down, tJp. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up. Down, Up.
One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two. One, Two.
Doable measure, sing with pleasure, Doable measure, sin^ with pleasure.
NOTB 1. The above exercises are all performed in the same manner; they differ only
with respect to the kind of notes with i hich they are represented.
No. 4. EXERCISE FOR TWO NOTES TO THE BEAT.
L>, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La La, La, La, La,
Haste thee, Win-tor, haste a - way. Let me feel the Spring-tide ray.
Ii^ La, La, La,
Let the fields be
La, La, La,
green a - gain.
La, La, La, La,
Quickly end thy
La La, La.
dreary reign.
§ 10. A measure having three parts, accented on the first, is called Triple
Meaburi. It is indicated by the figure 3,* and requires three beats; the first
down, the second left, (to the left,) the third up.
Up.Three.
EXAMPLE.Q Down, Left, Up. I Dowru, Iicft,
One, Two, Tbrec.|
One, Two,
No. 6. EXERCISES FOR PRACTICE.
i«r r nr r nr r nr r fDown, Left, Up.
Om, Two, Thr««.
La, La, La.
N&6.
Down, Left, Up. Down, Left, Up. Down, Left, Up.
,:One, Two, Three. One, Two, Three. One, Two, Three.
La, La, La. La, La, La. La, La, La.
IV r r ir r r ir r rir r rDown, Left, Dp. Down, Left, Dp. Down, Left, Dp. Down, left. Dp.Om, two, Three. One Two, Three. One, Two, Three. One, Two, 'hree.
!<•» i^ i*. La, La. La. La, La. La. La, La, La.
VUeh ••rT«fp*a4« to the nomtwr or pane.
No. 7.
in C J IC p C IP p PIC C f I
Down, Left Dp. Down, Left, Up. Down, Lift, Dp. Down, I«ft, Up.One, Two, Three. One, Two, Three. One, Two, Three. One, Two, Three.
La, La, La. La, La, La. La, La, La. La, La, La.
Note 2. Triple Measure is the same in effect, whether it be represented with half, qoar*
ter, or eighth notes.
No. 8. EXERCISES FOR'TWO NOTES TO THE BEAT.
,« pp p; pp I r r r 1 pp pp pp i r r r i
La, La, La, La, La, La. La, lia. La. La, La, La, La, La, La. I*. La, I*
§ 11. A Dot ( • ) after a note or rest, adds one half to its valae ; thus ; •
dotted half note ( |* ) is equal to three quarters (j* j* ]•), a dotted quarter (i* *
)
is equal to three eighths I* ,* ,*, &c.
No. 9.
«rrrir-irprinrprir-irrrir-iLa, La, La, La, La, La, La, U La, La, La, lA,La, Ia, Ia.
§ 12. When two dots (• •) are placed after notes or rests, the second dot
adds one half the value of the first.
§ 13. A measure having four parts, accented on the first and third, is called
Quadruple Measure. It is indicated by the figure (4), and requires four
beats, the first down, second left, the third right, (to the right,) the fourth up.
EXAMPLE.
j /|. Down, Left, Right.
IOne, Two, Three,
No. 10.
Up.Four.
Down, Left, Right, UpiOne, Two, Three, Fonr.
r r^ iZ> ^ f»
La, La, La, La.Down, Left, &c. --
r T T r\La, La, La, La. La. La, L^ Ia
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MMLa, La, La, La.
La, La, La, La.
Wo. 11.
I'-r : r rLa, La, La, La.
Down, Left, &c.
No. 12.
hJ c • cLa, La, La, La.
Note 3. The abore exercisei in Quadruple Measure, differ to the eye only.
§ 14. A measure having six parts, accented on the first and fourth, is called
SiiTCPLB Measure. It is indicated by the figure (6), and requires six beats;
the first and second, downward beats, the third, left, the fourth, right, the fiflh and
sixth upward beats, or there may be three downward, and three upward beats.
\r r ' ^La, La, La, La.
I
•c c
•
La, La, La, La.
r r r rLa, La, La, La,
La, La, La, La,
EXAMPLE.
6DoTTB, Do-wn, Left, Right, Up, Vp.
Dovm, DoTvn, Down, Vp, Vp, TJp.
No. 13.
Do\ni, Doivn, licft. Right, Vp, Vp.or
Down, DoMrn, Do^vn, Vp, Vp, Vp,
1° r»
r»
r•1
1
•1 1
P •1 •
L», La. L*. La, La, La. La, La, La, La, La, La
No. 14.
"C 5 t :•
: c•
:La, L». L*. I". La, La. La, La, La, La, La, La
NOTX 4. The abore exercises, in Sextuple Measure, differ only In representation.
§ 15. The full designation of the different kinds and varieties of measure in
which music is generally writtfiu, may be represented thus :
DoabU Umuui«> Tilple Measun.
3 3 38 4a
Qasdmple Mewuia.
4 4 42 4 8
Bcztapb ll«afu«.
6 e4 8
§ 16. The upper figure corresponds to the number of parts into which tl»
measure is divided, the lower one indicates the value of each part of the measure,
thus; § shows that two half notes, or their equivalent, fill a measure ; 9 that
two quarter notes ; 3 that three half notes ; 4 that four quarter notes, or tbor
equivalent, in each case fill a measure.
CHAPTER m.
THE SCALE.
§ 17. The Scale is a series of eight tones in a particular order of succession.
These tones are named frop the names of numbers. One, Two, Thbkb, Fon»,
FivK, Six, Seven, Eight. The Italian Syllables, Do, Rk, Mi, Fa, Sol, La,
Si, Do, are also applied to the Scalk.
<§ 18. The difference of pitch between any two tones, is called an Intxbtal;
as from 1 to 2, from 4 to 6, &c.
^ 19. The distance from any tone, to that next above or below, is called ft
Second ; as from 1 to 2, from 3 to 4, from 4 to 5, &c.
§ 20. As the scale is composed of eight tones, there must necessarily be sevea
Seconds, of these, five are large, and are called Majok Seconds ; the remain«
ing two are small, and are called Minor Seconds.
The Minor Seconds occur between 3 and 4, and 7 and 8, or their eoir^
sponding Syllables, Mi, and Fa, and Si, and Do, all the others are Uajor.
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HiDor
jiijor'
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"uijpr'
THE SCALE ILLUSTRATED.. .^P Do Proooiniccd..Doo«
8««0Dd.
..^ SI P See.SM»Dd.
..10 I<a F Lrfih.
S«coud...^ Sol P Sole.
SceooiL..^ Vm P »Fah.
Seeond...0 Ml P Mee.
Saeead...© tu P R»y.
Sreond...0 Do «.P Dee.
CHAPTER IV.
§ 21. The Pitch of tones is represented npon the Staip, which consists of Itve
parallel lines, which, as also the spaces between them, are called Dkorjku, and
are reckoned from the lowest upwards.
liBM.
EXAMPLE.Ptpm .
1 ^=7=s: -T-l
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§ 22. When more than nine degrees are wanted, short lines above and below
the Stapi are used, called added lint^.
EXAMPLE.opond a<1<1e<1 Une above. «..«..«.i ..... .iw.*.
First added H,e above. ^S^\X^\S^:.'"
Firit ipaea below^>Bd tpaea belww. -First adde<l line belovr,
-Second added line belo^r.
^ ftS. The first seven letters uf the alphabet are used in naming the Degrees
of tb« ScAtr ; tij mess letters the abstract pitch of tones ia det«rmined.
§ 24. The arrangement of the letters npon tne Staff is determined by eharao
ters called Clefs ; of which there are three, via: the G Clef, thus: ^ tlie F
Clef, thus; g and the C Clef, thus: rrn thus : r or thus; jR111
Note 5. The G and F Clefi are the onlj onei now in general a«e.
§ 25. The G Clef determines G to be upon the Second Une, from which tb«
other letters are reckoned in alphabetic order, upward ; and downward bj th«
inversion of that order, thus;
„ -A- B —-S. E-
-C--TB-
§ 26. The F, or Bass Clef places F upon the fourth line, tbas
:
^EEEIZiA-B-Ji.
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^ 27. The G Clef may be placed upon the first, third or fburth line, tbw:
^^a+—C g-^—
-
I
-A- -O-
thus : -ti^-c- rir—A--r—
or thus; ^^^ZTJCHI
E 1
-U-
KoTB 6. The G and F Cleft are alwa^rs placed npon the linei mentionad above; BotMafremovable like the C Oef. which U fast paNing oat of om.
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CHAPTER V.
^ 28. The ScALB, together with Numerals, Letters, and Syllables, is repre-
sented upon the Staff, with the G Clef, as follows : the first tone being by com-
mon consent, written upon the letter C ; It is therefore said to be in the key
of C.
-&- :gS--^ 'JSSL
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,
'JISL-Z3L -^ 32:
7, 8. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
C. D E, F, G, A, B, C. C, B, A, G, F, E, D, C.
Do, He, Ml, Fa, Sol, La, 81, Do. Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do.
% 29. The Scale applied to the Staff, with the F Clef, thu
:
t^ ^ '^' -^ «rn> r3 gy es ^ fD IVP- (-3 - '^ &« _.^ \V- ^O =*' ^ «r
. _...L], 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C. C, B, A, G, F, E, D, C.Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do. Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Be, Do.
KoTE 7. The teacher should here question the pnpils, in relation to the Intenrali of th4
Scale, as expiaiaed in section 17, pap;e 5.
§ 30. A Double Bar, q or Iq shows the end of a strain of mtisic, or a line of
poetry.
^ 81. A Brace|
is used to connect the parts designed to moT« togetW.
§ 32. A Close F[ denotes the end of a piece of mtisic.
No. 15.
CHAPTER VI
SCALE EXEBCISE.What kind of measure? Which variety ? How many beats ? Which U accented?
No. 16.
ZSI!--S) iz^:-s?-^^r^F^^ I
Tut—zfrc gj^ifcff" 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 8, 7, 6, 5, ., „. -, ..
Do, Re, Mi Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do. Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Ml, Re, Do.4, 3. 2, T.
-&- ^ -^S-,-^^SE I
It'i _•
1, 2 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. 8, 7, 6, 5, 4. 3, 2, 1.
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do. Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do.
No. 17.
SCALE EXERCISE.What kind of measure ? Which rariety ?
S': -J^-=J£-
Do. Do, Re, Re. Mi, Mi, Fa, Fa, Sol, Sol, La, La, Si, Si, Do, Do.OosM, and ting this joy • fol nra-iio, la, U, la, te, la, la, U, la.
^^ :p=p: -#—•- itzxljtzMi jt-w- i
Do, Do, Si, Si, La, La, Sol, Sol, Fa, Fa, Mi, Mi, Re, Re, Do. w.Cooa, and aiag this joy-fid mu-en, Fa, Fa, Mi, M, R«, Be, Po, Do.
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Mo. 18
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SCALE EXERCISE. BOUNDING BILLOWS.
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Do, Do, Re, Re, Mi, Mi, Fa, Fa, Sol, Sol, La, La, Si, Si, Do. Do, Do, Si, Si, La, La, Sol, Sol, Fa, Fa, Mi, Mi, Re, Re, Do.Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down. Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down, Up, Down.
Bounding bil-low«, cease your mo-tion, Bear me not so swift-ly o'er, Cease thy roaring, foam-j o-cean, I will tempt thy rage no more.
^ 33. Sometimes a group of three equal notes are performed in the same time that two of the same name would be. Such a group is called a Triplet, and
usually has the figure three over or under it. Thus the Triplet of (f f f \a equal in value to(| | ) the Triplet of (',J_J ) is equal to (^ ) (p ^ 5) to (^*) &.C.
No. 19.
iSCALE EXERCISE, IN WHICH THE TRIPLET IS INTRODUCED.
^-4jl_^z^c:zf!5=f5: I^ itutzi^: :Mz=MzzMi
'
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Do, Do, Ra, Ra, Ra, Ra, Mi, Mi, Fa, Fa, Fa, Fa, Sol, Sol, La, La, La, La, Si, Si, Do, Do, Do, Do.
:t^-fs_^_JS.:t5=f5:
zzizjit—iifeDo, Do, Do, Do, Do, Do, Si, Si, La, La, La, La, La, La, Sol, Sol, Fa, Fa, Fa, Fa, Fa, Fa, Mi, Mi, Re, Re, Re, Re, Re, Re, ^
No. 20.
qtz^::it=*zt
TWO NOTES TO ONE BEAT.
^^^^^ |it^i*'- Do, Do, Re, Re, Mi, Mi, Fa, Fa, Sol, Sol, La, La, S, Si, Do, Do. Come and sing this pleas - ant ma - sic.
s • -0-0 M M-:^s:5:^=i5H
giUiiM . Cmm mmI
x=:;p;V-^ 1/ ^ :^=>-k1r
.0-0.
n -mi-Bing this Uv« mu •ic, oome: Do, Do, Si, Si, La, La, Sol, Sol, Fa, Fa, Mi, Mi, Ra. Re, Do^De
No. 21.
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What kind of measure? Which varietv? Which nart is accented'
^f^ :1==^:Jiz=rjt—it. ^^
]To, Do, Do, Re, Re, Re, Mi, Mi, Mi, Fa,
C, C, C, D, D, D, E, E, E, F,
Fa, Fa,
F, F,
Sol. Sol, Sol,
G, G, G,
La, La, La,
A, A, A,
Si,
B,
Si,
B,
Si,
B,
Do, Do, Do.
C, C, C.
Down, Left, Up, Down, Left, Up, Down, Left, Up, Down, Left, Up, Down, Left, Up, Down, Left, Up, Down, Left, Up, Down, Left, Up.
No. 22.
What kind of measure 7 Which variety ?
:=Mf5z^
1. Let us sing mer-ri - ly. Lightly and cheer-i - ly. Let us be gay ; Throw away sorrow,Why should we borrow Tears for to-morrow,to darken to - day.
2. Oat In the breezy earth, Summer's sweet voice of mirth Echoes around,- Soft winds are blowing,Blossoms are glowing,Streamlets are flowing With fet-terless bound.3. Grateful and glad are we, Singing thus mer-ri - ly, Blithly and gay, Careless of sor-row. Lightly we'll borrow, Hopes from to-morrow, To gladden to - day.
No. 23.What kind of measure? How many beats? Which Clef.
- -iS- -# -0-
^ii=p=pz::l==tiz::d I
C, C, C, D, D, D, E, F, G, G, G, G, A, A, B, C.
1, 1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, 5, 5, 6, 6, 7, 8.
Do, Do, Do, Re, Re, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, Sol, Sol, Sol, La, La, SL Do.
No. 24. Be sure to beat the time.
1, Mi,
VZJSl
Do, Do, Si, La, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do.
8, 8, 7, 6, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, LSing, sing, sing. La, La, Sol, sing, sing, smg. Do.
1
3|E3=S3=r*=^ 3 nJ: :it
£«<*<«•• r, 3, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 3, T, f" t^ f^ ho, Mi, Do, Re, Fa, Re, Fa, Fa, Re, Fa, Re, Fa, Mi,
Do, Mi, Sol, Sol, Sol, Sol, Sol, Mi Do, Do, Do, Do. 1, 3, 1, 2, 4, 2, 4, 4, 2, 4, 2, 4, 3, 3,
Fa, Fa, Re, Fa, Re, Fa, Mi, Mi, Re, Da
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OHUitmm. 1, 1^ 2, 1, 8, 5^ 5^ 5^ 5^ 5, 3, 1, Do, Do, Do, Re, Fa, Re, Fa, Fa, Re, Fa, Re, Fa, Sol, Sol. Sol DaDown, Uft, Dp, Do, Ml, Sol, Down, Left, Up, Sol, Mi, Do, 1, 1 L 2, 4, 2, 4, 4, 2, 4, 2 4. 5 6, 8. L
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No. 25.
?::eP^z3e3^^=i;—in:
i£-i*»«- Do, Mi, Sol, Do,
1, 3, 5, 8,
fel =1
-^-
t=*z:*: ItmDo, Sol, Mi, Do,
8, 5, 3 1,
Ti-
Do, Fa, La, Do,
1, 4, 6, 8,
G»»«u«Mi». Do, Do, Do, Do, Mi, Sol, Do,
1, 1, 1. 1, 3 5, 8,
No. 26.
Do, Sol, Mi, Do,
8, 5, 3, 1,
Do, La, Fa, Do,
8, 6, 4, \.
-#- -#-
Do, Sol, Mi, Uo.
1, 5, 3, 1.
e;±eeeDo, Fa, La, Do,
1, 4, 6, 8,
Do, La, Fa, Do, Mi, Sol, Do.
8, 6, 4, 1, 3, 5, 1.
HiWhat kind of meatar«7 Which rtriety?
i**"- Do, Do, Mi.Mi, Sol,Sol, Do,
La, la, la, la, la, la, la
#—#- -9—*- -0- -- -- -•»- -0-0-Do,Do, Fa,Fa, La,La, Do,
La, la, la, la, la, la, la.
Do, Mi, Sol, bo, Mi, Sol, Do, Fa, La, Do.Fa.La, Do.Do" Mi,Mi,Sol,Sol, Do.
1, 3, 5, Sing, sing, sing, 1 4, 6, Sing, sing, sing. La, la, la, la, la, la, Ii
gpg=|r^|g^^gg-g^i3|ggr-j£g^;7;g^£e«iiH.m.n. Do, Mi, Sol, Do, Mi, Sol, Do, Fa, La, Do, Fa, La, Do,Do,MiJVIi,Sol.Sol, Do,
Sing, ting, sing, 1, 3, 5, 1, 4, 6, Sing,sing,sing,La, la, la, la, la, la, la.
Do,Do.Fa,Fa,U,La, Do,
La, la, la, la, la, la, la.
Do,Do.Sol,Sol,Mi,Mi, Do.
La, la, la, la, la, U, U.
^ 34. A piece of mu.«<ic may commence with either part of the measure. When there is a deficiency in the first measure, it must be made up in the last
No. 27.
fczih^!^-h-^S : iJszUq:m
Do^ Mi, Mi, Mi, Fa, Sol, Sol, Sol, Sol, La, Sol, La, Sol, La, Si, Do, Sol, Da, Do, Do, Sol, La, La, La, Sol, Sol, Sol, Sol, Sol, La, Si, Da
m^i,
La, la, la, la, la. La, la, la, la. La, la, la, la, la, la. La, la, la, la la la. La, la, la, la. La, '> la, la, la, la.
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Do, Do, Do. Do. Re, Mi, Mi, Mi. Mi, Fa, Mi, Fa, Mi, Fa, Re, Do, Sol, Mi, Mi, Mi, Mi, Fa. Fa, Fa. Mi Sol, Sol, Sol. Fa, Mi, Re, Lte.
U,KU,U,KLa, U,U^ La,k,k la,la,la, La, la,Lft, la,U,U,La,U, k,U,Lik,k, U, la k, In, Ik.
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§. 85. A Ti«, '"^ is used to connect two or more notes written upon the same degree of the Staff.
No. 28. What kind of measure? How manv beats in each? Wliich are accented?
11
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Do, Ke, Mi, Sol,
Sing, sing, sing, sing,
Fa Mi, Sol,
Sing, la, la
Sol, La, Si, Do,la, la, la. La,
Sol, Do, Do, Si, La,la, La, la, la, la,
La, Sol, Fa,
6, 5, 4,
Mi, Sol, Fa, Re, ^3, 5, 4, 2, L
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What kind of measure? Which rariety?
5, 6, 7, 8,
bells are ringing,
birds are singing,
8, 7, 6, 5,
ringing, ringing,
singing, singing,
g^3zzi^i£^^=gzf:g-gzzUzzfi3fzig--rT-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5, 3, 5, 5, 5. 8, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Hark ! the vil-lage bells are ringing, rinjr-ing round with mer-ry glee.
Hark ! the pret-ty birds are singing, sing-ing sweet on eve - ry tree.
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1, 2,
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:=:=z=zN
3, 4,
1. Hark ! the yil - lago
2. Ilark ! the pret - ty
^ 30. The Slue,
No. 30.
:?=tz:2,
~z=z=:Tizf?zz=:ih: :?—
^
W:4, 3, 2, Lringing, ringing,
singing, singing,
L 1. 3, 5, 8,
Hark! hark! hear them ring,
Hark! hark ! hear them sing.
6, 5, 1.
hear them ring,
hear them sing.
is made like the tie, but is placed over or under notes, on different degrees of the Staff, indicating that they are sung to one syllable
<7 -^-m9 N^ ^_J-Jjjj-g —«#--^
tt:t=;^±:^ -s^ ^m -&-&\::-j:^-=^ EThe flowe-ry Spring at God's command. Perfumes the air and paints the land, The Summer rays with vig- or shine, To raise the com and cheer the Tine.
^ 37. Dots across the Staff, thus : : indicate that the music is to be repeated.
No. 31.
S
Gctitkmm. Do,dawd«,de4o. do, do, do, to, do.do,do. Fa.Re, Do, f
La. ia.fii.K ia, la, ta. la, ia,ta, •&,<&, iS, iS. la. i
Do, Si, Do3d, Mi, Sol, Do. S, S^ 3, 1, So!, Mi, Do, 1, 2, 3, 4. S> \ 7 6, 0, 3, 1, Sol, Sol. Dsl
12
Ko. 32.
TEE SINGING SCHOOL, THJiORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.
• What kind of measure? Which yariety? How many beats in each measureT Which are accented?
T "1; "3~f, ","1. 2, 3, 4, La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4,Lodiu. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 1, 'Z. 6, 4, i^a, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, x, i, o, i, u, u, x, -i, o, i, Si, Si, Si, Si, Si, Si, Do.
Do DoDo,Do,Do,Do Re, Re, Re, Re, Mi, Mi, Mi,Mi,Mi,Mi,Fa,Fa,Fa, Fa, Sol,Sol,Sol,Sol,Sol,Sol, La, La, La, La, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, Do.
^3iOentltmin. Do,
Sing,
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4- :t=:^
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Do,
sing,
Sol,
sing,
Sol, Sol, Do. Do, La, La, La, Mi, Mi,
sing, sing. La, La, Sing, sing, sing, sing, sing,
Fa,
La,
Fa, Fa, Sol.
la, la, la.
122:
Sol,
la
^nDo.
U.
What kind of measure ? Which Tariety ?
Na33.
Do-
5E?-;EgJ-*i
1. Morning shines with beams of splendor. Evening is more mild and ten - der ;Each hour full of deep and ho - ly joy,
2. Morning lights with joy the mountain. Evening veils the silver-y foun-tain : Each in its own heavenly beau - ty gleams;
m ?EEE^rzziiz- 535=: :*=*:
I5»:m :p=T=ttz=:=*zzi^
For
Onth«
the morn our song is break - ing, In the night our hymn is wak - ing— Hail the morn-ing light and even-ing beams.
e mom we lift our voic - es, For the qui - ct night re - joic - es— Let us both in ho - ly thoughts em - ploy.
e ijzzi:
=1^ ^-- «
—
0-
=t: -^• if^ lb* Bntop)* M«MBj* ii taof Ofidif, It ii b«tt«t to gir* trat two bMM to tb« mauare ; wbss tbt iMTSiaest Ji tl^w, beMtna n»j ba perfonne4 wttb thiM BoUoni ttgmimi.
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CHAPTER VII.
EXTENSION OF THE SCALE AND CLASSIFICATION OF VOICES.
§ 38. When tones higher than eight are sung, eight is to be regarded as one
of an upper scale.
§ 39. When tones lower than one are sung, one is to be regarded as eight
of a lower scale.
§ 40. The human voice is naturally divided into four classes : low male voices,
or Bass ; high male voices, or Tenor ; iow female voices, or Alto ; high female
voices, or Treble.
Note 9. Besides the above, there are also other distinctions, as Baritone, between the
Bass and Tenor. And the Mezzo Soprano, between the Alto and Treble. The Treble is fre-
quently called Soprano.
§ 41. The G Clef is used, not only for the Treble and Alto, but also for the
Tenor ; but when used for the Tenor, it denotes G an octave lower than when
used for the Treble and Alto. The following illustration shows the common use
of the Clefs ; and also the usual compass and relative position of the different
parts.
TREBLE.
iiiiiiiiiiilll^lll^ElPALTO.
ililiiiiiliiiipil^iiiiiiigTENORE. _5
iiiliiliiiiiiliil^liliiiliigi^^i^^i
BASS.
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No. 34.PRACTICAL EXERCISE.
^^ :#=^ -i—Wm P=s:iz:
i^zz^: T=l=-s>- ifzzt
Do-0-3, 5, 5, 6, 7, 1, 2, 1, 2, 3, 4, 3, 2, 3, 2, 8, 7, 6, 5, 5, 6, 5, 4, 3, 22, T.
i
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=1:-0 0-
1, 1. 3, 3. 4, 2, 1.
No. 35.
7, 1, 2, 8, 5, 5, 8, 7, 1, 2, 2, ^What kind of measure ? How accented 7
IgZ11, 4, 3, 4, i, 4,
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1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 2, 8. 7,
• -0- -J- -0- '6, 5, 6, 7, 8, 1, 3, 3, 5, 5, 1, 1, 3, 2, 8. 7, 6, 7, 8.
^ =q—
-
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ji—±: ~p:;. 8, S 6, 8, 5, 6, 7, 1, 3, 4, 2,
le^ir^-r=z=—zpzzp: -•—
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14 THE SINGING SCHOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.
^ 42. When a series of notes are performed in a short, pointed, and very distinct manner, tbej are said to be Staccato, {Stae-kah-io ;) Staccato is indieatod
by point* thus : ( i f f f ).
^43. Half Staccato is indicated by Dots, thus : (• • • •).
No. 36.
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—
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What kind of meosnre T
• ••IfJL=zM-:^=z: irz^. ^^^^^^^^m^.
What a hap - py band are we, To laugh and sing thus mer - ri - ly : Ha ! ha ! ha ha! ha! ba! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha I
§ 44. D.C. the abbreviations of Da Capo mean begim again and end at the word Fine.
No. 37.
1^1What kind of measure? Which variety?
U.C.
Mi^m^si^^^^^mBright - ly shine the gems of In dia, And the yel - low gold is bright ; But more precious, bright-er jew- els. Than in dis-tant climes we find.
Far more worthy of our keeping, Are the jew - els of the mind.
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-jzrjrzjo:! ' i _^-__*qgT:g"p: m§ 45. A Hold, or pause, (^r^) placed over a note indicates a prolongation of
tone; if over a rest, a prolongation of silence.
§ 46. When a passage is to be performed in a smooth, gliding and connected
manner, the term Lkoatk, (^Le-ga-to or Le-gah-to, ) or Tie -"-^is u^^^-d.
§ 47. When a note embraces two pnrts of a measure, the first unaccented, and
the second accented, it is said to be Syncopated, e. g.
No. 38.
-^ -O--G »- ns?:
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^ 48. The performance of music lacks variety, and becomes tedious, if we al-
ways sing with the same degree of powi'r ; to give variety, we sometimes sing
ioodlj, softly, and at other times with a medium decree of force.
^ 49. Pi.\N0, means soft, abbreviated thus; P. Pianissimo, means very
soft, abbreviated thus: PP Mezzo, means medium, abbreviated thus: M.Mezzo Piano, means middling soft, abbreviated thus : MP. Mezzo Forte,
means niidiliinjr loud, abbreviated thus: MF. Forte, means Inud, abbreviated
thus: F. Fortissimo, means very loud, abbreviated thus: FF.
§ 50. A very sudden crescendo, is called a Presscre Tone, <. A very
sudden diminuendo is called an Explosive Tone, >.
§ 51. A tone begun softly and gradually increased in power, is called a
Oresckndo. marked Ckes. or —= . An inversion of the Crescendo is called a
Diminuendo, marked dim. or =- . .\ gradual inc-rease of tone, immediftioly UA
lowed bj a gradual dimiaiah, is called a Swku., —<=»-.
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m mf f ff f rnf m p pp
15
:=1: ^1. Flow on, thou shin-ing riv - er, Flow gai - ly to the sea, Flow on in beauty ev - er, With all thy mel-o - dy, With all thy mel - o - dy.
2. Thro' meadows now me - an - der, With graceful, sweet delay.And now thro' green woods wander,Where scarcely peeps the day.Where scarcely peeps the day.
-•—.-#- -0- -m- -0- -&- -0- -#- -•--»- -S*- -G>- -0- -0- -0- -0- S^3. Its murmurs now in - creas-ing. On thy glad current goes. And now, with roar un -ceas-ing, The rap -id torreut Hows, The rap -id tor-rent flows.
lPii^^ili^iiSl^^lE^ii^3Piiil&^!E4. Flow on, thou shining riv - er, Thou soon shalt reach the sea ; Thus we are passing ev - er. And haste a-way like thee, And haste a - way like thee.
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Ti^zip:
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•TIS E3DXJO^^TI03Sr'S iE^OTElSTT ^^I^IS^C.MAY BE USED AS A L. M.
;T:ilz;it:q=::1:T=~
1. 'Tis ed - u - cation's potent arm. That shields us from opprei<sion's harm ; That guides our feet in freedom's way; And fabrics rear that ne'er de - cay.
2. One gem derived from Learning's store, Serves to cre-ato a thirst for more; And nev -er can rude hands be-reave, Man-kind of joys they thus re-ceive.
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-0—0 l^ii3. Then let us all with one ac-cord, U - nite our hearts to shedaproad The precious gifts of men-tal lig!>t. That teach us all to think a - right
-<& ^e^^I^HSe^eeII^^P'-^s-^T
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-^-^4 Un-chain the powers of the mind, And bid them seek to bless our kind With knowledje, that shall ev-er be
T:it-zq:z^
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A aafctruard to our lib - er - ty.
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Briskly
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OOIMIE XiET'S ISdCA-IKE OTJI^ "VOIOES 'JRXl^O'.
J5
ISizzqizzpzxz^z; zzjuzz^f^zi = ::s?1 :p=3=«: #-=—#-
itc P1. Come let's make our voic - ea ling, Hur - rah, hur-rah, hur - rah, And sing the song we love to sing, Hur-rah, hur-rah, hur-rah,
>^t-d- -•—#—•- :1: ^E^^agy^E^P2. Come from many a dis - tant road, Hur-rah, hur-rah, hur- rah, And come from many a bright a -bode, Hur-rah, hur-rah, hur-rah,
^E;$ES^SE5E^^EEpS3EiE3^3E355iE5-•—#-
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3. Come, in spite of rain or snow, Hur - rah, hur-rah, hur - rah. In spite of all the winds that blow, Hur - rah, hur-rah, hur - rah,
W^:*z=it
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53 l§For we love the sing-ing school. Our pleasant singing school, We'll Bing its praise in joy-ful lays, Hur - rah, hur - rah, hur-rah.
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:^SFor we love the sing-ing school, Our pleasant singing school. We'll sing its praise in joy-ful lays, Hur - rah, hur -rah, hur-rah
m-&-i^
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For we love the sing-ing school. Our pleasant singing school. We'll sing its praise in joy -fill lays, Hur - rah, hur -rah, kur - rah-»- -m- -»-
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P5EE3
t=l=t: -O-i
i. There's mu -sic in the midnight breeze, There's mpsic in the morn ; The day - beam and (^e gen - tie eve, Sweet sounds have ever bo
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2. The winds that sweep the mountain top. Their joy - ous ech-oes bear ; Young zephyrs on the streamlet play, And make sweet music there
iii=^iil=l^glEii^§glS '^^=^.3. The heart, too, has its thrilling chords, A con- se -crat-ed fount, From which in- spir - ing mel - o - dies To heaven in gladness mount.
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li^i:^i=s:
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The val - ley hath its wel - come notes, The grove its tune-ful throng, And o - cean's mighty cav - ems teem With nature's end-less son".
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With rust - ling sound the for - est leaves Bend to the pass-inf breeze, And pleas-ant is the 'bu- sy hum Of pleasure - seeking bees.
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I I—>-=F=i= ^^^^^m^.
"Why na-ture's mu-sic.> lent, that man, May join the myriad throng, Of all her glorious works in one Ha? - monious burst of song.
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M-VelyjiTeiy. 0—M. w—- — . |L , ^^^
1. Morning's rnd-dy beam, Tints the eastern sky, Up comracles.climb the mountains,high,Tra, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, Tra, la, la, la, la, la.
3. Evening's gen-tle ray, Gilds the glowing west, Each hunter sig:hs for home and rest, Tra, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, Tra, la, la^ la, la, la,
2. Let the sluggard sleep. We must slumber shun. Ere night falls, honor must be won, Cra, iSi, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, Tra, la, la, la, la, la,
:^=:?5=fcf^i^zji-^z ilziz|:->z:i^-:i=:i^z±^5tJ::^z^zi7:i
^ i5ji^i^iit5:|5:
:^izztzz:tz=teL-W_i_*fizi^ziztti^z*: lizz^ztz-
c:^:
:p—pzrp:i^zzii^zip:
O 9—9-i^zzp:
tt=t=:wy--^i 2=z=f3izz*SzziEF5^z:*zz*z:rfzSzTP
=zzE4z=p3rzztz^--g-?-^^z5EgE±':la, la, la, Tra, la, la, la, la. Haste, haste, haste,
f I
Haste, haste, haste, The mer-ry, . mer-ry bu - gle oella.
MZn^—^—a-L-# K-i--*! r-9-^~-9 9 • 9 -=-^-^ -'-*-=—*—L-#
—
9—9—tf—* ' ^ G^-
la, la, la, Tra, la, la, la, la, Ilnste, haste,ha8te,Tho mer - ry, mer - ry, bu-gle calls; Haste,hasto,ha8te,The mei-ry, mer-ry bu-gle calls.
r^zip^
'F-rrt-:±E^:J^=5Z irzitzz^tti: fjizzgzizg^^r^-^^^ESzziSfE^EfEgE^^iSg-gz::^-* vTU-=Ela, la, la, Tra, la, la, la, la, Ha8te,haste,haste,The mer - ry, mer - ry, bu - gle calls ; Ha8te,haste,haste, The mer - ry, mer - ry bu-gle caQi.
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CHArrER i'lIL
CHROMATICS.
19
^ 52. Between the tones of the scale which form the intei;val of a Ma'pt
Second, an intermediate tone may be introduced. This is sometimes called a
Chromatic Tone. Intermediate tones may therefore occur between 1 and 2, 2
and 3, 4 and 5, 5 and 6, 6 and 7.
^ 53. The Minor Second is an indivisible interval ; accordingly there are
twelve tones, which with the first one repeated, form a new scale of thirteen tones,
which is called the Chromatic Scale, and from which the eight tone Scale, to
di8tin>»uish it, is called the Diatonic Scale. .
§ 54. Instead of forming an additional number of degrees for the purpose of
representing the intermediate tones, it is customary to represent them on the i of the note
Aaeending
same degrees on which the Diatonic tones »re represented, by prefixing to tb«
letters or numerals a qualifying sign called a Sharp, ($) or a Flat, (|f). SeaScale below.
^ 55. In speaking of the numerals applied to the tones of the' ChromntloScale, we say. Sharp One, Flat Two, &.c. In speaking of the letters, we aaj,*
C Sharp, D Flat, &c.
^ 56. A Sharp, (^) is the sign of elevation.
^ 57. A Flat (I?) is the sign of depression.
§ 58. The sharped notes are said to lead to, or resolve into the next aboTO
,
and the flatted into the ^ext below.
^ 59. The influence of a;jj;
or b extends through the measure where it ap-
pears, unless counteracted by a Natural, (h) which restores the original gjtch
THE CHROMATIC * SCALE, NOTES, LETTERS, AND SYLLABLES.Dfl5C<^ndip,g.
Do, Mi, Sol, Fi, Sol,.Fi, Sol, La, Sol, Fi, Sol, Fi, Sol, Do, Si, La, Sol, Do, M:, Re, Do, Sol, Fi, Sol, La, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Re, Do, Si, Do, Sol, Mi,
^ 60." A Sharp or Flat extends its influence through" more than one measure, when not intercepted by a note on another degree, e. g.
, Re,^!
No. 40.
:?iji^: :^i±<st'W- i
Do, Re Ml,- Fa, Sol, Fi, Fi, Sol, La, Sol", Do, ScJ, Mi, Sol, Do, La, Sol, Fi, Fi,
§ 61. A Natural, (tl) J3 used to oontradicl, or take away the power of a Flat or Sharp, e. g.
No. 41. . ^____
Sol, La, Si, Do, Mi, Re, Si, Do, La, Fa, Re, Do.
Do, Mi, Sol, Fi, Scl, Fi, Sol, Fa, m, Sol, La, Si, Do, Do, Se, La, Se, La, Se, La, Si, D(J, Sol, Fi, Sol. La, Fi, Sol, Fa. Mi, Sol, I^ Si. Il»« COROiuiia, {rom the Qraek werd signifjring eolor ; tl>« internudiat* or ChromatjQ tooa harins been tatJattij vriltaB «Uk ailand Ink
20No. 42.
THE SINGING SCdOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL
1^ f^^m^^^^^^^^^^l"^Sol, Sol, La, Sol, Mi,"^Ri, Mi, Re, Do", Mi, La, Si, La,. Sol, Mi, Sol, Do, Se, La, Se, La; Si, Do, Sol, Mi, Ri.Mi, Do, La, Si, La, Si, La, Si, Do, Si, Do.
Note 9. Require the pupils to analyze, and give th« name*, place and number of S*c-
onds in botii forms of *,hc Minor Scale.CHAPTER IX.
MIXOR SC.\LK.
S 62. Besides the Diatonic and Chromatic fc'cales, already introduced, there
Is another called the Minor Scale. Ilgicc there are three Scales, viz : the
Major, Chkomattc and Minor. There are but three Scales, although they
may be written in various Ifoys. ,
§ 63. There arc two forms of the IMinor Scale in general use ;they are di!?«.
tffiguii^hed from each other by the terms, First Form, and Second Form of the
Minor Scale., . .
§ 64. The principal difference between the Major and Minor Scales is the third;
that of the Major being conipo?eil of two Major Seconds, and the Minor, one Major
and one Minor Second,
§ 65. In the first form of the Jlinor Scale, the intervals are not the same in
descending, as in ascemiing.
S 66. The Minor Scale commences on the numeral 6, of the Major, t, (La,)
ef the Major is taken as 1 of the Minor.
MINOR SCALE-FIRST FORM.
SlINOR SCALE-SECOND FORM.
=i-»=^*- Jtur. HeO1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4,
A, B, C, D, E, F, GjJ, A, A, Gj([, F, E, D,
3. 2, 1.
C, B, A.
w fM1, 2, 8, 4. S,
A, B, C, D, K,tn, Si, Do, K«, Jli,
6, 7. 8,
F,^ G.J A,Fi, 8i, La,
A,La,
7, 6, 5, 4, 8, 2, L«, F, E, D, 0, B, A.
Sol, ia, Mi, He, Do, Si, La.
La, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Si, La, La, Si, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Si, La.
§ 67. The interval formed by the Introduction of Gjl, is called an augmented
I or Sharp Second.
§ 68. When the Major and Minor Scales have the same signature, they are
said to be related. The Minor Scale in the key of A, is called the relative of
the JIajor Scale of.C. and it is said to be in the key of A Minor ; and the key
of C, is the relative Major of A Minor.
§ 69. The Relative Minor to any Major key^ is found a sixth above, or a third
below the iMajor key note.
§ 70. Every Major Scale, or key has its Relative Minor, and both baTe the
same Signature.
.11 P L-S>—#—^-L«-#-^^
PRAi^TICAL EXERCISE.
What is the Sitfnature ? What key ? Why ?
3 ^:*$.iz*=|! -fS- ^ IfT—iZt^I^—t ^W^
Do, Si, L», Do, SI, La, Wi, Mi, Mi, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Si, La, Ml, L«, Si, La, Do, SI, SI, SI. Dc, K«, Ml, Re, Do, SI, La. "1, La, Ml, R., Do, SI, . SI, La.
U, La, SI, Si, La, Do, Si, La,
T-9-0
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<^—0—ifefm
Si, Si, La, Do, Ml, Re, SI, Do, La, Si, Si, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Re, Do, Do, Re, Si, Do, La, Si, Mi, Re, SI, Do, La, Si, La.
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t
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m.I:^=^
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M], g^ U, Hi, Ml, Mi, U, 8«1, Do> bxl, U, Lft, 9», Mt, Ml ^
TEE SINGING SCHOOL, THEOKETICAL AND PRACTICAL* 21
• TUB I^E-A.PIT1 THE HE.^I^T!
i1. The heart! the heart! Oh let it be,A true and beauteous thiug; As kindly warm.as nobly free.As eagle's nestling wing. Oh.keep it not like miser's gold,Shut in from all beside,
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.0.
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2. The heart ! the brart : Oh let it spare A sigh for other's pain; The breath that soothes a brother's care, Is nerer spent in vain. And the' it throb at gentlest toueh,Of sorrow's Ibintest call,
W^^-^zjil-jtui.
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>WJ:zitztzt±?z?z?zt3izz:t:i=lp=t=t
p::pzpzpzp -+-!»- ^=#tzE*l^i*iEErt^E
But let its precious stoces unfold, In mercy far and wide. The heart ! the heart ! that's truly blest,Is never all its own ; No ray of glory lights the breast.That beats for self alone.
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^•z^(^^'Twere better it ^>l}ttld ache too much,Than never ache at all. The heart ! the heart ! that's truly blest,ls never all its own, Noray of glory lights the brccst.That beats for selfalone.
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22 THE SINGING SCHOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAU
CHAPTER X.
TRANSPOSITION OF THE SCALE.
^ 71. Ilorctoforc, C has always been taken as one, or as the basis of the Scale.
When any other letter than C, be taken as One, the Scale is said to be changed, or
Transposed. The Transposition of the Scale therefore, consists in changing the ^itcb,
or in taking some other pitch besides C, as One ; or as the foundation of the Scale.
^ 72. A Scale is in the key of the letter •which is taken as One. If C be taken as
One, or basis of a Sc^le, it is called the Scale, or key of C ; if D, key of D, &c.
^ 73. When C is taken as One, the Scale is said to be in its natural position, be-
cause the intervals are right without any alteration.
^ 74. In transposing the- Scale, we must preserve or retain the order of intervals,
as in the Scale of C ; i. e. from 3 to 4, and from 7 to 8, must be Minor Seconds ; all
the others. Major.
^ 75. To accomplish this, we must use some of the Chromatic or intermediate
tones.
^ 76. The intermediate tone required in transposition, is called the note of trans-
position. «•
^ 77. The first transposition of the Scale by fifths, is from C to G ; i. e. G is taken
as one, or as the basis of the Scale.
ILLUSTRATION—SCALE IJf O.
iW -,_^ m 3=|?=d!!:^1. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do.
^ 78. In the above diagram, it will be observed that the tone F Sharp is usedinstead of the tone F, in oi-der to secure tBe proper form of the Scale ; as the interval
from six to seven, must be a Major Second, and fioni seven to eight, a Minor Second ;
hence. Sharp *fonr transposes a Fifth, and FJf is said to be the note of transpositiou
from C to G.
^ id. The same method ia followed in all the transpositions by Sharps.
^ 80. In every succeeding transposition, an additional Sharp will be required be-
tween the 6th and 7th, for the reason given in the transposition from C to G.
^ 81. The Sharps or Flats used in transposition, are written immediately after the
Cleft, at the commencement of a piece of musicf and aro called the Signalure, mean.ing sign of the key.
THE SCALE IN G, SIGNATURE (ONE||). RELATIVE MINOR.
-S—'^T-«=~(S'-
• 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,- 8, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,* 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 7, 0, 5. 4, 3, 2, 1.
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, La, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, SC La, . La, Si, Fa, :SIi, Re, Do, Si, La.
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_ffi.-€S-. VS?-,
m'r^JZl.:^?zs=d
1. 2, 3, 4, 5,' 6, 7, 8, 8, 7,"
6, 5, 4, 3 2, 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, H, 7, 6, 5, 4,. 3, 2, LDo, Be, .Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, La, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Si, La, La, Si Fa, Mi, Re, Do. Si, Ia,
No. 46.
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What'is the Signature? What key? Why? What kind of measare?
23
Ladie.. Do, Do," Re, Re, Do, Si, Do. Re, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, Fa, Mi.
Gen«.«.n.X)o. Do, SI, Si, Do, Ro, Do, Do, Si, Si, . Do, Re, Mi, Re, Do.
g=£ii?;i;?=i:?=5l:^il^i^Mi, Mi, Fa, Mi, Fa, Mi, Re.
m. Do, Re, Do, Si, Do; Sol.
Re, Re, Mi, Re, Do, Si, Do
Sol, Soi, Do, Fa, Sol, Sol, Do.
:f:=[=::::u: lliiiiiiiizz-ir^zz^iix:*:
^^No. 4C.
7 7 87G51 1 2.23.454328Do, Si, Si, Do, Si, La, Sol, Do, Do, Re, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, Fa. Mi, Re, Do, Si, La, Sol, La, Si, Do.
Sing, Sing, Sing. Bliss is hov'ring, Sing, Sing, Bliss is hov-'ring, smil-ing, smil-ing, smil-ing, smil-ing ev - 'ry - where.
Gentlttntn.i-
Do, Re
Bliss is
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3 4 5 6' 7 78 *" 'g. ' 's 76 5 5 5 'l 2" 3 2 8 5 6 5 6 3
Mi, Fa, 'Sol. La, Si, Si, Do,
hov-'ring, smil-ing ev - 'ry-where
Do,
Siuir.
Do, Si, La, Sol, Sol, Sol, Do, Re, Mi. Re, Do. Sol, La, Sol, La, Mi, Fa. Sol, Do.
Bliss is hov'ring, blis.s is hov'ring, smil-ing, smiL-ing, smil-ing, smil-ing ev - 'ry-where.
What key? Wliat kind of measure? Which variety?
tl!E^z:zlE£E=E£?-^£^fEzEz-tizz*E«E?i^E?E?EEf^Cadie*. Do, Ke, Mi, Mi,
1. Pleasure echoes,
2. Up and weave us,
Mi, Mi, Mi, Mi.Sol, Fa. Mi, Be. Mi, '
Pleasure echoes.eclioes far and near.
Up and weave us nowaflow'ry crown;
Fa, Mi, Re, Re,
deck'd with flowers,
all unfoldinfr,
Pa, Mi, Re. Do. Do, Do,Do,Mi, Sol,*
and pleasant bowers,Pleasure echoes,
- 0U3 station holding;,Up and weave us,
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—
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QtnOmtm. Do. Do, Do,D6,Mi, Re, Do, SoI.Do, Do, Si, La, Sol, .*
Sol, Si, Re,
Acboes Pleasure echoes.far and near,From the green bank Sunny hillg
weave u,. Weave ug now a flow'ry crown; See the blossoms. Each its beaato
Mi,Sol.Do,Mi,Sol,Fa, Mi. Re, Da.
echoes, Pleasure echoes far and near.
weavc.us,Weave us now a flow'ry crown.
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Do, Do. Do, Do, f"a,Fa,Sol,Sol.0o.
echoes, Pleasure echoes far tsdaeai.
veave u«. Weave ai noW a flow'iy crowa>
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24 THE SINGING SCHOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.
xa:EI^.A.XJID o:f sf-rxi<tc^.
1. Cuc-koo! Cuc-koo!2. Cuc-koo! Cnc-koo!3. Cue - koo! Cue -^oo!4. Cue -koo! Cuc-koo!
-»- -•- -^Bra- vo! liow cloar!
lira -TO I sing on!iJra - vo! I say
Lit Bs be sing-ing,
We'll to the meadows,Tlio'4 hast fore - told it,
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Bra-vo! 'how clear! Let us be sing-ing.
Ssiiig-ing and springing; Spring-time, spring-time, soon will , be here.
Chas-ing tlie shadows;" Spring-time, spring-time, com - eili a - non.Now we be - hold it; Win - ter, win - ter hast - ens a - way.Sine-ing and springing; Spring time, springtime now have we here.
What kev ? Why T ix/l:e:jr:eixil,-^, is/ljsxitixjl,-^^ siisTG-.
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- -9- - -•- -^5r1. Im - prove the pass - ing hours, For time is on thu wiiig. Sip hon - ey from the flow - ers, And2. Re - pine not if from l a -. lior Your health and com - fort spring, Work hard, and help yaur neigh - bor, And raer - rl
zifziZiCi:— ^
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mer - ri - ly, mer - ri - iy
3;-0- -0- -0-mer - ri - iy
ly, mer - ri - ly
-?5^Bing;
sing;
All fol - ly ends in sad - ness, For trou-ble it will bring; But wis - dom leads to glad - ness. So mer - ri - ly, mer - ri - Iv sing.
Store not vour mind with lol - ly, To truth j-our homage bring; Do all the good vou're a - ble. And mer - ri - Iv, raer - ri - Iv sing.
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l^J^-^ IDOES E^VEI^^^ -FFLJ^O-T^J^-JsTG-JE: Bl^ZISrO-. (Round.M-ll
Spring
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beau - ty rise, Dif • in^
seefb.
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UELATIVK MINOll. ^ "
25
^ZJ^IZ.&-j22- -S>' isz: -a
1.
1 -Sr-S?- is:-s>-|szr_- -1^&-
Do, Re, ili, Fa, Sol. La, Si.-'Ho, lb, Si, La, Sol. Fa, Mi, Re, Do. La, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Si, La, La, Si, Fa, Mi, Re. Do, Si, La.2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 6, <• 3,
m-<s>-
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rz^TTi^zsz -o- :i?^^' isz:: -iS-:2sr
4, 6, 7, 7, «, 4, A 7, 6, 6, 4, 2. 1.2, I. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La. Si, ^b, Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do. La, Si, ,Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Si, La, La, Si, Fa, Mi, Ke, Do, Si, La.
PRACTICAL EXERCISES.What is the siTjnature? What key? What kind of measure? Which variety?
zj::
Ladies. Do, Do, Re, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol,
m^E^^^^s^^^^^m1, 2, . 2.
Do, Si, La, Sol, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, f'a. Mi, Fa, Re, Do7 Do, 5?:Sol, Sol, La, Sol, La, Si, Do, Do, Si, La, Sol, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Fa, Mi, Fa, Re, Do, Do, Mi, Sol, Do, Sol
6, 5, .6, 6, 6, 7, 8, 8, 7, 6, 5, 6, 5, 4, 3, 4, 3, 4, 2, 1, 1, 3, 5, 8, 6, 1
si|-^z:nqzz:z--zn:=#zi3-
Eztzzt:
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X•-t^^zi^i
Gentlemen. Oo, Do, Si, Si, Do, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Mi, Fa, Mi, Fa, Re, Do, Do, Do, Sol, La, Mi, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, La, Sol, Sol, Sol, Do,6, 8, 7,. 7, 1, 4, 3, 2, 1, 3, 4. 3, 4, 2, 1, 1, 1, 5, 6, 3, 4, 3, 2, 8, 6, 5, 5, 5, 8,
No. 49. • What kind of' measure? Which variety? How many beats in each?
^-t-. ppDo, Mi, Sol, Do, Sol, Do.1, 3, 5, 8, 6 1.
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Ladief
Gentlfmen. Sing, snip, sincf,
-ft-C-
What shall we- singV
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ElgiJgil^a^il^iS^^Do, Re, Mi Fa, Sol, La, Sol, Mi, Do.^ L/\jj l>c, iui ! n, OL»i, ua^ ij\jiy i»ii, mj\i,
.zzU=±=5^==?^ -^z'^z=tz?^=+z =+zz±zzz=:—=i:==izzzziz=iz^z^z+n±sing. Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Sol, Mi, Do, Down, Left, Up,
^:;^^Sz~5z--^z-^-
^.ff..r)O.La, Sol. Fa, ,\' ^e. Do
La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re„ Do, Re, Fa, La, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Rff,
" " " ""^a, M ^
fr-i
i^ii^HSE^Do.
Ke, Fa, La,i^~^&M^,
ij
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t*
Down, Left, Up, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, ^i, Do. Mi, Sol ver - ry well.
±4=z3:
Do, Mi, Sol. Fi, Sol, Fi, Sol, Fa, Mi, Sol, La, Si, La, Si, La. Sol, Fa. Ml, Re, Be, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Do. Si, Do, 3a, Do, 8V D
26 THE SINGING SCHOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL. *• *
%prlBht\j.
1. noTer despair at the troublet oriire,Aira right! In the midst of aDXiety,peril,aQd strife,AH> riitht! The cheerful philosophy never was vrODg,Tbat ever put this od the tip ofmy toague.And makes it my glorya7
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2. The Pilot beside us is steering ui still, All's right ! The Champion abore us is guarding from iN, All's right ! I/tt others who know neither Father nor Friend,Qo trembling and doubting in fear to the end, For Bw,[on this motto I
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strength, mdmy song. All's right I All's nfbt! The cheenful philosophy nerer was wrong,That ever put this on the tip of my tongue,And makes it my glory.my strength,and my song, All's right! All's right
!
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j^aiii s» :i;:ffli ^glad ly dppend, All's rightf All's riRht! Let ethers who know ni'iihor Father nor Friend,Go trembling and dotibting in fear to the end.For roe on tbi.« motto I gladly depend, All's right! AU'sright!
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THE SINGING SCHOOL. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.THIRD TRANSPOSITION BY SHARPS, PROM D TO A, SIGNATURE (3|J)SCALE IN A. • RELATIVK MINOR.
27
rc';»-(©--25,- -O1, 2. 3, 4, 5, 6,
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La
-sn/j^z.-.^t^i
'7, S.
Si. Do.(S3-
8, 7.
Do,* Sr,
6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do.
11 ^r^z?i3^5^ ^; 1*"
-<S>- i/g:i.j1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, -8.
La, Si, Do, He, Mi, Fa, Si, La.8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
La, Si, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Si, La.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, • 6, 7, 8. 8, 7. 6, 5, 4, 3. 2, 1. ,1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6,
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do. Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa. Mi, Re, Do. La, Si, Do, Re, Mi. -Fa,
No. 51. What is tho signature? What key? Why? What is its relative Minor?
7, 8.
Si, La.
r r
8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
La, Si, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Si, La.
f f f f r » » r f f f
gig^^ii^^iig^-^^i^.-3Mi,Re,Do, Re, Mi,Fa,Sol,Fa,Mi, Mi, Fa,Mi,Ro, Mi,Re,Do,Sol, La.Si, Do, Do,801,do,soI,do,do,clo, re,»ol,re,sol,Tni,soI,mi,!ioI,fa,sal,sol,sol,do.
'^^^EE^^^^ ipt^t^
Oentlemen. Do,Jio. 52.
J- '
Si,
f
-H-
Do,Re,Mi, Re, Do,Re,Mi,Re,I?o, Do, Re,Do,Sol, Do,Re,Mi,
f f » » • I ? r f r f » I
mmFa,Rc,Po,Sol,do, sol,d(i,soI,do,do,do, soj, si,sol,do,8ol,do,i ,re,80l,mi,8ol,do,
litlilZlt
i-^zzzt
• r
Wzf:
1 f
^zit-ii:^: m
mU
Sol, Do, Si, Do, La, Do, Sol, Do, Fa, Do, Mi, Do, R?, Do, Do, Do, Re, Do, Mi, Do, Fa, Do, Sol, Do, Fa, Do, Mi, Doy Re, Si, Do.•\ 8. 7, 8, 6, 8 5, 8, 4, 8, .3, 8, 2, . 8, 1. 8, 2, 1, 3, 1, 4, 1, ."J, 1. 4, 1, 3, 1, 2, 7, 8.La, La, La, La, La, La,» La, La, L:i, La, La, La, La, La, La, Ls, La, La, La, La, La La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La, La.
sT-^nsriD :foi^ thee i^io-x^t. ^M^m^wim^'^^ m^^^mm -^- :=l==j:
1. Be firm," be bold, be stron", be true; And dare to stand a - lone; Strive for the right,wba^te'er ye do. Though helpers there are none
U.2. Stand for the right! tho*- falsehood tail, And proud lips coldly sneer, A poisoned ar-row cannot wound A conscience pure and cleEft".
Zi]=dzz::t.- ZB—«f—J
—
^t::1: Si 4 :1: H
S. Stand for the right ! proclaim it loud, Thou'lt find an answering tone In honest hearts, and thou'lt no more Be doomed to stand a - lone".
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:ii:=:p~y~y i —^ y^ii^^^
28
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SCALE IX E.
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Fourth Transposition by Sharps, from A to E. Signature,— (|} § jf if)RELATIVE myOR.
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do. Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do. J^a, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Si, La, Si.Va. Mi, Re. Do Si, S'1, 3, 3, 4, o, C, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. 1, 2, 3, 4, 0, H, '7. 8, 7, 6, 0, 4. 3, 2, 1.
lfii^gi^^fgsi^;Ej!^p^ijjj^pg^Eg|
Fifth Transposition-by Sharps, from E to B. Sianature.— ((j* if if i* if) Sixth Transposition by Sharps, from B to F^. Signature,—(ji i» it Ji i i.)
^ ^ SCALK IX Fs.
j— ^-
Du, Re, Mi, Fa,Sol-,La, Si, Do
^Do, Si, La,Sol,Fa,Mi, Re, Do Do, Re, Mi,Fa,Sol,La, Si, Do.
NoTB 9.—Any farther traasposition by Sharps is not needed ; as keys beyond six Sharps are seldom used.
Wha^is the Sif,Tiature? What key? Why?
- 1 ,T-
Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do.
No 53.
Ladies. Do, Do, Re, Re, Do, Si, Do, Ri-, Mi, Mi, Mi, Fa, Mi, Re, Jtc, Mi, Fa, Sol, Sol, Sol, La, Sol, La, Si, Do, Sol, Do, Si, La, Sol, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do.Both. La, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, lu, la, la, la, - la, la, la, la, la. In, la, la. U, la, la, la, la, la, la, la. la, la, la, la, la, la, la.
Geutlemen.Uo, Do, Si, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Re, Do, Do, Do, Re, Do, Sol, Sol, Do, Re, Mi, Mi, Mi, Fa, Mi, Fa, Re, Mi, Sol, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Mi, Re, Do. Sol, Do
^ _ _ _^ :*'_«^
§ 82. A Double Sharp (x.) lias the same effect upon a note previously sharped, as a Sharp (ij) has in the first place, e. g
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9- .
z:]ji:-z^-iz--i:pz?z.5-z?4z=^ X
ip rz=r«z—I—z«zz-zt-
Do, Ke, Mi, Ki, Mi, Ki, Mi, Fa, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Do, Ms Sol. Do, Sol, Mi, Ri, Mi, Do, Sol,* Mi. Sol, Do, Do. Do. Do, Do, Sol, Do, Do.
1, 2, 3, 2, 3, 2, 3, 4. 'S, 4, 3, 2, "1, 1, 3, 5, 8, 5, 3, 2, 3, I, 5, 3, T), 1, 8, 1,
No. o5.
f;P|-fc¥-i^^I=^=^}-=^—-F«~«-f=^=-f-»—=^f-«=i^t-«^i^^» \''^~a\-—V\---o-\11—^-4^-^
I Im\ 9-\- h-h •--t--^ ^4 T'Tf T^ ^+" ~^ "'T ^"T
9-Dfl
1. 5, S
^i:ylilI>o, Do, Si, 8<)1, 8i, Sol, Do, Ro, Si, Soi; Ro, Sol, Re, Si, Do, Mi, Ri, Mi, Do, Fa, Do, Sol, Do, La, Do, Sol, IK), Ro, Sol. Uo.
IL t>«U. Mil. falU calL MU ail. ball. call, fall, call. faU, c«ll. fall, 'ball, rm.balm.calm.farm. at'm,balm.calm.farm.arm.l>ali]t.ctilm,rarm. arm.balm, nrm.
THE SINGING SCHOOL. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.
PizS:iz=±rti=tz={iiriz-±±i=:r=:?-l=-====.zz±:ti—pzJz^zr1. Blow on, blow on. wild eales, Mv heart is bound-in^ too: Oh
-0-^'m7^ ~H-i^-P
I--
fill our op-'ning sails, To dash thro' wa - ters blue.
29
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f^:q_r_q—q—q
—
a- -0.—'—•—*—•—^—d-+—'—-i-l •-+-J—d—^ _^—l-^-l f--f-*—q—•« --oT-^—^-f
2. Blow on, blow on, wild gales. My heart is bounding too
;
Oh fill our op-'ning sails. To dash thro' wa - ters blue.
-fi1&"*-i-p~*zzpzzpzf:^i3^=^zizzzzt•zrpzi:gzz3r3 r3-i:i
*z^ii:^z±ztii:?^P=:tz-±:zzzztz^-pz|:
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f5ZqZ=Zf5l-I 1 iJj
1 1 1 1—U ^'-ft-' zr^~T~*—*—»—^
" t-|—!-Id:E
D.r.
^j^tizzi—z=z=——=zzzi:z=z-zz:ziizzz.z::,z—=zi:z——CI^I:z^z:^szzhzqzz^
I've play d with the o - cean king, I've chas'd him from his lair; With ma - ny a shout did ring The sky, the wave, the air.
Our ship braves the tem-pest sound. Nor fears the mountain waves.
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3- _. ^ , .—, ^.0— — — —0- .^==^— — —
r^lCIGXiT OF TinVwdlE. (THREE PART SONG.)
i%te_E5^5H:^H^«f ^_zH-zz-^^^^
1. Pluck the rose while now it blooms,Now 'tis fresh and bright ; Wait not till the morrow comes,Time is swift in flight. Time is swift in flight,
y. Do thvdeeilsof kind-ness now, Ere to- morrow's light : What may chance thOu canst not know, Time is swift in flicrht. Time is swift in flight.J c ' •J ' O ' jj jfc ^ ^ o
^i:z-z_Iz:L:^JZZ-^=^f-zz^:^IJ^-_—|-=-=^:|;z^*:z-izzi^zz?z±:*z=l:*zz?z=2=;^zl;z=;z-^z:t i^zz#—?zz?zir3zz=i=zzz:f:zdbFSItf-
&.Wguid'stibou.traeen - jojmeut fiadYTheado jrhat is right; •Ev • er bear-iug in thy mind,Tim« is swift in fiight,Tiaie ia twift ia flight
^ THE SINGING SCHOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL..
CHAPTER XI.
^ 83. The first transposition of theigcale by fourths, is from C .to F, i. o. F is taken as one, or as the basis of the Hoalo
SCALE IN C. • SCALE IN F.
^^rr ?1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8,
^ 84. In trinsposing from C to F,. (see Diagram above,) it is necessary to use Bb, (1^7.) instead of B for four ; because.th« interral frotn toree to taof
ehoald be a Minor Second, and from four to five a Major Second, hence, flat seven transposes a fourth, and B|? is the not© of transposition from C to F,
^ 85. The tone of transposition between any key arid its fourth, is Flat Seven. ,
^ 86. In every succeeding transposition, an additional flat will be required between three and four, for the reasons gjven in the transposition from C to F.
SCALE IN F, SIGNATURE (^). RELATIVE MINoft.
Z2SZ
1,
-ts- sr.-^usizi
1S1 -^-JSL
ISl i^zi^-iz^n^z^ -es- 'JSL-&*^ -&- -&^
~JSL-^-^-rs
|c
4, 5, 6, 8, 2, 1, 4, 7, 8, 8, T, 6, 4, 8, ^, 1.
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Do, Si, La, Sol. Fa, Mi, Re, Do. La, Si, Do, Re, ^li. Fa, Si, Lo^ La, Si, Fa, Mi, Be, Do, Si, L».
'ZS""^
Jfo. 56.What is the Signature?
i^nzpzi^ir^it:*:
-#-*: ^-^-K4H-=t ^^^•"•1, 1. \ I, 3, 4, 5, 5, 6, 5, 4, 3, 3, 2, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4. .3, 2, 1, 1, 3, 5, 3, 1.
Do, Do, Re, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, Sol, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Mi, Re, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Do, JH, Sol, Mi, Da
=^F^=i^W g^jg^g^^E^^Egg^E^ ^i^ ^—^
o.n«.m«». 8, 8*. 7, 7, 1, 2. 3. 3, 4, 3, 2. 8, 8, 5, 5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 8, 5. 8, 1, 3, 5, 3, 1.
Do, Do, Si, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Mi, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Do Sol, Sol, Do, Re.Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Sol, Do, Do, Mi Sol, Mi. DaNo. 57. •
z-qxi^:tsz
^— ^-
g-^-* ~^-9m^-»^^-iISl
bo. Si. Do,Bo. Ml, Do, Ite, Do, R*.Mi, Fa, Re, Ml, Re. Mil^^isoi, Mi, Fa.Ml, FaTsol, La.Fa, SoTLa.Sol^a, Ml, Sol. D», 8ol. ML Sol. La.»ol,H,ial,»ol, Ea, Mi. Be DaLf
THE SINGING SCHOUL. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL. 31
(THREE PART SONG )
'-—•--r—t.—Z^b—F—» ' r^' r f—«—•—^—f-r-V-*-^—J-V—W^—^i^^—i/—»^—/—*^—*—l-^—yj—^—/—0^—h—^—»—1. Gladness jjlays ar.d sparkles o - ver. nil, Plays up - on the far blue mountain, Sparkles in the glassy fountain, Gladness plays and sparkles o - ver ftll.
3. Mirth is singing, shoutine; far and near! On the grassy flow'ry meadows, Children chase the By - ing shadows. Mirth is singiugj shouting far and near.
'O~0-
ijzzi^izzitz:
^:z>[:=f5:-i?5=^
gg^THE ci3:.A.a:TEi^ box:.
3^^atEiEEjt
f1E3E3S3
H—-I -H-
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1. Some folks, do what - e'er you will, They•2. But the friends you live a - mong, Do3. When ad • vice you give or take, Think
wont let their tongues lie still, Click, clack, click, clack, click, click, click, clack,
•not tire them with your tongue ; Click, clack, click, clack, click, click, click, clack,
be - fore you si - lence break. Once, twice, once, twice, once, twice, once, twice.
SRFS3-S>-
~—tz i
lii^iiigThus they still keep on,
Soon they'll wisb you gone,' Think, and thee you'll speak,
Ding, dong, ding, dong, ding, dong, ding, dong, Both night and
Ding, dong, 4«ng, dong, ding, dong, ding, dong. Then take this
Twice, thrice, twice, thrico, twice, thrice, twice, thrice, Is thrice the
morn - ing.
warn - ing.
bet - ter.
32
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THE SINGING SCHOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.
Second Transposition by Flata, flrorn F to B^. feignature,— (?i>.)
RELATIVE MIHOR.
mDo, Re. Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re,
1. 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2.
La, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Fa. Si. La, Si. Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Si. La.
1, 1, 2, 3. 4. 5, 6, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3. 2. 1.
—*:
Do,
-t >-^iS
—
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No. 58.
* -#- -^- -#- • ^
La,
What is the Sisniatnre? What key? Why?
=i=i:zi=*:f~=*: 'M^^mi^mmLadi». 8. 8, 7, 0, 5. 4, 3. 2, 1, 1, 3. 3. 5. 5, 8.
Do, Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Do, Mi, Mi, Sol, Sol, Do,
--H
—
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—
^--' — •—• t -'-T —^—+-•—' ---^— I
—
::?=*i:*iz=:±:t=t:tE=:r:i:==:z:±ii==:Ir=pd:?~i:?ziS~=:f;lt=E:;:
8. 5. 8, 5, 6, 7, 1, 2, 3, 4, 3. 2, 8. 7. 8.
Do, Sol, Do, Sol, La, Si, Do, Re. Mi, Fa, Mi, Re, Do; Si, Do.
^^jEEfE ^oenut,nen.i^ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6, 7. 8, 8, 5, 5, 3, 3. 1, 1, 5, 3, 1, 4, 5,- 6, 7, 1, 2, 8, 4. 5, 5, \.
• Do, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do. Do, Sol. Sol, Mi, Mi, Do, Do, Sol. Mi, Do, Fa, Sol, La. Si, Do, Re, Do, Fa, Sol, Sol, Do.
No. 59 Practice this Kxercisc slowly, and open the mouth wide enouRh to admit two fingers edgewise.
^ -—J- —^— _-_J_ --— L. 1. ^ ^ ~^~
Do, Re, Do, Mi, Do, Fa, Sol,All, bull, all, ball, call, fall, call, fall.
La, Si,
all, call, hall, call
Do,ball, all. ball.
Do, Si, La. ^ Sol, Fa, Mi, R«,
arm, balm, ami. calm, arm, farra,arm,cbarm,arm,larra, arm, arm, arm, arm, arm.
E^V'EzsrinsrGt- . stjist.y-^p;zij i =i^:^=i=:r:i]=jzz^zzqipq—:r:H-^ ^zzij:i=i1z=q-x:^=Jz=jzzzl:i=g=:r-Z=q—j^qif^g^FE
1. Gold-en sun of evening. In thy splen-did car; To the west re - treat - ing, .Rich thy glo - ries are, Rich thy glo-ries are..
2. Sun ! I love to view thee. Since I lisp'd thy name ; Since I learn 'd thy glo - ries From Jc - ho - vah came. From Je - ho - vah came.
3. Oft -en while I taw thee. Bright and cloudless shine. Ho -ly thoughts come o'er me. Thoughts of things di - vine. Thoughts of things di - vine.
THE SINGING SCHOOL. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL
3^TO STJI^I^E3Srr)EI^_
^
i. Et -er constant,^v - er true, Let the word be, No sur - reii-der! Bold-ly dare, and greatly do! This shall bring us bravely tiirough,No sur- rendpr, No Fur-
^-3. Constant and courage-ous still, Mind, the word is. No sur - ren-der! Bat-tie, though it be up hill; Staj-ger not at seeming ill,
sur-No sur - render. No sur-
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ren-der! And tho' Fu-ture's smiles be few, Hope is always^epringing new, Still in - spir - ing me and you With the mag - ic—No sur - ren - der
!
ren-der! Hope, and thus our hope ful - fill, There's a way where there's a will. And tho way all cares to kill, Is^ to give them no sur - ren - der!- ~ - - - - fl_fi^_«^,-- - -
W^'^^^^^^W '^^-^^^- :izzztz=^izz»z=.#zI:*=:a=:f±:pS35Ec
BE m^lvi:. Jlay bo used as a L. M.
iH^fe^ =qp1:-0-\-0-
1. Be firm ! whatev • er tempts thy soul To loi-ter ere it reach its goal ; Whatev - er syren voice would draw. Thy heart from duty and its law
-•—#- -#—#-itf=|5t:r==;:H::::T|^==4-~=tf
r2. O that dis trust ! go bravely on, Firm till the vic-tor crown be won. Firm when the conscience is assailed. Firm when the star of hope is veiled.
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3. Firm in de - fy-ing wrong and sin,Firm in life's con-flict, toil and din. Firm in the path by martyr* trod, Be firm in love to man and God.
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a££ i^
^4 FEE SINGING SCHOOL. THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.>i),it<
JWSCALE TN fK
s —1—I «-"•'
THIRD TRANSPOSITION BY FLATS, FROM Bi? TO E?, SIGNATURE (!?i7>.)
RELATIVE MINOR.^ —l""^—r-| 1-— «*^ "^ -I f*^ 1^ = -j-T
:pliLP:
ai^z^S^^'-
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Si, La, Sol, Fa, Mi, Ke,
i, 2, 3, • 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,
Do.1.
iLa, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Si, La, Si, Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Si,
I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4 3, 2,
La.
1.
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Do,
:i~^E?^S t->-- —aziz-*w- ^; P
aSTE^iT'EI^ I^^XISTJD.
^d?:
^zzgz|^^=U=g4^t=g--:zg^^zzzgzz^gz^z^gE|z^zz:gzz;zzzgz::1. Soul, be strong, whate'er be- tide, God him - self is guard and guide ; With my Fa - ther at my side, Nev - er mind! Nev-er mind!
2. Stand in
-8—•- -^-'^ '^ '^ r y ? ^ ? " "
. ^ U I
pa-tient courage still, '\\oik-ing out thy Master's will ; Com-pass good, and con-quer ill, Xev - er mind! Nev-er mind!
§3-^^zza3z»zzp=*zz#zI:^-Ez#zzszfc,B^«zz#zzz[5B5^=HE3E;zEgzl^zz^=:iz==jS4zziEE^zz;^z±zt=U=:iz=£iiS=^-S=:U=^
—•—»-+-s?-:trrzS=z?=±t:il:m -#^
—
»—s^—m- -o-'W^ ;z=zsie±z^zz.-tz=tz='=t=::t5:-^
iN-iX
iClouds and darkness hov - er near, Men's hearts fail - ing them for few, But be thou of right good cheer, Nev - er mind! Nev-er mind!
I
^zkzzzt^zz^Tzzjz:-T—J- m
je thou tran-quil as a dove ; Thro' the thunder clouds a - hove, Shines a - far the heaven of love ; Nev - er mind ! Nev - er mind I
THE SINGING SCHOOL, THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL.
BOURTH TRANSPOSITION BY FLATS, FROM Elz TO A\i. SIGNATURE {W\^-,SCALE IN Aij. RELATIVE MINOR.
35
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idriiz:
:*zit 4==t
Do, Re. Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Si, Do, Si, La, Sol. Fa, Mi, Re,I, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8. 7, 6, 5, i, 3, 2,
Do.1.
La, Si, Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Si, La, Si. Fa, Mi, Re, Do, Si,
1, 2, 3, 4, 6, C, 7, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2,
La.1.
Do,
Fifth Transposition by Flats, from Alz to D^; Signature (Mjfc!?-)
SCALK IN DK). _
La."25^^"
Sixth Transposition by Flats, from Djz to Gjz ; Signature (l?}?!?,^}?!?. )
SCALK IN Gt>.
_-_«_^ ^.,
i|z=-^EEi^li"g§=E;Eii^^ i^E?^=^^'^fi^^E-^-^iz-E^pJife-E
:
Note. Further transpositions of Fourths will not be uccessaiy, as keys beyond six flats, {key of Gt),) are seldom used
P»A.ET II.IISrSTRTJCTIVE ^N^D SOCIAL I^IECES.
L. BMERSONu. Jtr Snvrnne.
EEEuEtJ:;zz^:i; 4=: lizzf^zil
5^$^i3=^=^=Pz^z;^;z:]zz?s|-|—7-^•zzHzz=z^?ztdy=itzzEBeau - - ti-ful star, ••^\'ait - ing for thoe, •
1. Star of the twi - light,
2. Ea - - - ger-ly watuh - ing,
PZ *^ 1-^—?-Z« l-L H-«---* l-L 1-» • \-^ 19 ^-M 1-9 •
Glad - - ly I bail thee, Shin
Looks • • • • the lone ma>id - en O'er
-¥=^
-r-«-
"S—^^
ing a - far
;
the dark sea ;
-^iz!E?ziz±^^dt
mws^=*^^^^^K--MS- % -:^ 3;
zH—zzztz: ^_i^5g^i^il^ MT-* -- ,- --T ^
36 INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PIECEfl.
" ST-A.1^ OF THE T'^TT'IX.IO-IEIT." Conchided
Jj» ContrmlU).
d: ?^:qzrizir-=:. .^
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Rest- • Ironij'our la
Soon • • as thou ehin
^;zz;ez«zi^;^if-#:
bors,
est
—^—i-~—'—I— ^7 1—I—r—-(—-f -T-a!-w-T~«f~«r
C'hil - - dren of toil.
Soft on the air,
Night • • closes o"er je.
Borne bv the light - breeze,
Rest
Float
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F3==^= "T--—«« #»-! 1-#——#—i-J 1-«—
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ye a - while
;
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;
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^Hl^iii^Eii^lii^ 3iiz:^ ^:*3:: 3^1a, > Uucll.
:zii5zHzVr-=!=Zi
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=^-=1^ 1==z:^5z5sz?5Tz:;=z=:4
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This-.
jt AV'atch
18 thy greet - ing,
o'er him kind - ly.
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:lzgz^-Fg£gz3- ti - ful star
;
- ti - ful itar ;
Sig - - nailed a - far;- • •
Home • - - • from a - far :
Star • - • of the twi - ll?ht,
Light - • • *hou his path - wav,BeauBeau
i^^^»-«-r±::T_j t_zz33:£z=az=F^3:=:^3:=zS==Fp—zHzzzzzzi lazL^S::Br--—-JT^—:i:izzzz^zz£pzz=:z=zzzE-^^—-f-^z=5^^
—
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=:zz^=zz>nr:1I^^^±=^zzzzr^f=^^z=^I^:=:xzJ#^-_*:z^^-f^0. sil^_
Star of the twi - light,
INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PIECES.
?OK THI OPKNINO OT MUSICAL A8SOCUTIONS AND OTHER ANNITKRSARIES.
37
5SJWith Spirit.
:[:=: 'E?Eis^t£^E!^;
#.
, ,— ,I
.— , ., i^_j_ ,—I—L_,—^—,
—
1. A-gain we're met, all hail the meeting! From eye to eye flows mutual greet - ing; Let heart to heart its richest store Of joy's emotion free - ly pour:V . . . _ _ ___. . . __ . .
8. We're left our friends with hearts o'erflowing; We come with spirits ar-dent glow - inff, O'er many a dis - tant hill and plain, To eel - ebrate with joy-ous strain.i've
-=£-#-!--#-# 1— ' »* N —#-: J- -L-» :_«_^_,_:=li=j=:
lilziti:
3. Bright smiles of gladness lips are wreathing; Our hearts in har-mo - ny are breath - ing Thanksgiving to the King of haaTen.That former ties hare not been riren
iii-fiT/nMZfr
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•
b-^-4-*-^-i#-r-*-4zi=«=±:^^i: ^-it-^-p 5z?2:
E lis^zz.i
iillii^liif':p=zp: ^Tj!2i:ziri:
:^:tz:
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Free let our voices sound, And let the chorus ring;
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5:i=5=E=^5
PP Cre«. ///.0—0.—+-'S>-
Ech
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oes, echoes, echoes far around, The joyous notes we sing.
,^zlz:#zz*zzi±£ziizj:I^Z^Zi •—#
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—&tzjzvj^i3mzzn :q: qzq-^ilzzqinzizztcztiiliF-
Free let our voices sound, And lot the chorus ring ; Till echoes.
:?q=«: ?—^—^=
echoes,
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echoes far around. The joyous notes we sing
///zzz-z^mzsui-f—f-T?:^:
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Free lot our voices sound. And let the chorus ring
;
p Echoes, PP echoes, echoes far around. The joyous notes we sing.
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38 INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PIECES
THE SXJ2SrBEA.3S^S .A^I^E O-ILJ^ISrOIISrGh.
=ti=tz=£zz1. The Sunbeams are glancing o'er for - est and mountain, The hill - tops are tinged with the last fee - ble ray : Let's
^fe ^ 3;
2, Let's go to the peak where the last sun- beam lin - gers ; And gaze on the day'- god as calm - ly he sinks; The
^^ppiq=pzzzg=—pzzipzzzp—D:=zp^=g=g g—^zzgzizzz =zizzzz=zzzz:=zzt=::
V—
L
Cres.j^ «- res.
EEEE3-a- zzhzzzJv
—
^
^ziz«zzi*z:
dip in the stream of the bright fl iw - ing fount - ain, And steal its sweet vi - olet?, and lil
izizi^zi:^^>r ;—
!
mwaj:
?fzzq==z^zzzts=zzz=zz:
t=?z==:?zzz?zzil==:=U: -^. :tzz:zzzi;iz=ztz:
itfzzzi^z: iz:-iJzz=1^=^z:zzz==Sz:^z:z:*=zriz-z:fzzi=?zzi?zi=i^=z^Szi^^z-_5=~F
?z3i^EE£EEEiz^=^Z^EEEEEiSEE?E3EE*EEfe?J::-'*•-
:^- :e3^|5=zq: J
lau rel we'll wreathe with our own
Zip—rzpzri^ziz^z::fai ry fin - gers, And rob the night-shade of the dew that it drinks
;
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INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PlwuES
TECS SXJlSrBE.A.3VIS -A^I^E a-21..A.3S^OIl^Ta-.
«=:= M=i1=zi?5=zif^:—=PW-:^:
Ooucluded
The wild rose and rayr -tie their soft leaves are clos- ing, The cow - slip is catch - ing the dew in its bell;")
The rinc - dove and thrush in their nests are re - pes- ing, And young leaves are sigh - ing to day - light fare - well. )
P
:Bzzz«tzz?z=?T-- K
(L
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Let's go to the val - ley where dark - ness is wreathing, And mock the cool stream as it
"et's count the 'wild flow - ers whose o - dors are breathing, And make hill and val - ley re
murmursech - o
a - Ion
our so
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39
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To day - light fare - well, To day - light fare - well, And young leaves are sighing to daylight, to day - light fare - well.
1^=4
n-.
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—
^—tf=T-*—?—^—« • K II }—l-|-r
our song, re - eeh our song. And make hill and val- ley re - ech -o, re - ech - o our
:^—W~W~W=^W=WjizzjL
40
Alieero.
INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PIECES.
lsr-A.TI02Sr-A.nL. :H.-^J^/Lisr. •" Ont Native Land.
:»zz^=*zsz*;, .
trp: ;}
1. Our na - tive land ! our na - live land! For thee, thou lus - tro of the world, Still firm, u - ni - ted shall we stand ; With sa - bredrawn, an(i
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OTJI^ I^J^TI^^E X.A.3Sr3D. Concluded.
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ev • 'ry branch is dress'd in flow'rs. Huz - zi ! Huz-za! Sons of the free! Strike, strike the bolt from trea- son's hand ! For God, for fame and
-•- -#gainst the en - sign of our land. Huz-za! Huz-za! Sons of the free! Strike, strike the bolt from trea - son's hand ! For God, for fame and
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My heart is light,and free from- care,An J free my song shall flow; What bettcrspeech than song is found,Where hearts with pleasure glow; up
My heart is light, and free from care,And free my song shall flow; What better speech than songisfound,Where hearts with pleasure glow; Ourcouriego«»on,
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'"liyL-^^ HE-A^I^T IS Lia-XIT -A-lSriD P'PIEB.'" "Coucluded.
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43
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44 INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PIECES.
With enthniiisnn.nPTE.
1. Hur - rah for the land we love! Hur - - rah forthelawswe keep! Our banner is nail'd a - bove, And our faith is amhor'd deep! Let the
Then, hur- rah for the land we love! Hur - - rah, &c. •55!—"-71
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laugh at the weak-kneed crew,Who shiver on Faction's shore. But with Broth - ers yet firm and true,'We"l! meet disunion's roar.We'U meet dis - u - nion's roar.
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«*o, GIVE n^diE THE -^TV^insra-s oe .a. ido^ve.
45
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ight land a - way, That is rul'd by the spirit of love,Where fountains of hap - pi - ness p!ay.
2. I'll f;o where the streams gently flow Thro' the ral-leys that er - er are green; On whose banks the fair li-ly doth grow.And the bright rose of Sha-ron is seen.
3. " No, wand'rer,"a sweet voice replies," ffere this hap- pi- ness ne'er can be thine; For tjie bliss which the heart craves with sighs.Is found in a sun - ni - er clime."
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1. O, give me the winRs of a dove, And I'll fly to some bright land a - way. That is rul'd by the spirit of love,Where fountains of hap - pi - ness play.
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ev'n; 'Tis the love-Iy a - bode of the blest,And the home of the pure—'tis in heav'n!"
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46
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48 INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PIECES.
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52 INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PIECES.
MKSOKUSOHS.
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INSTRUCTIVE AND SOCIAL PIECBS 53
soisro- OF THE 3l.-a.:rk:. c.^iuded.
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1. We roam thro' for - est shades,
2. The rays of sun- set gild
3. On glanc-ing, qorgeous wings,
4. All day, up - on the hills,
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The lake - let's glass-y breast. The pur - pie air is still'd,
The swallows sweep-ing glide ; Each bright bird «weetly sings,
We've chas'd the chamois far; But deep-er joy now thrills,
To rest be - side the fount.
All things in - vite to rest.
This gen - tie e - ven - tide.
Be - neath the ev'ning star.
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Thro' the deep gli - ding, Swift as in mo - tion, Ye cir-cle, Ye cir - cle this ball, ball.
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' 0--A.ILX..AJI>TT -A^ISriD G-J^XJL.-^Z'." Concluded.
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THE
HARP OF JUDAH.I>A.ET III.
With tajMty uid d^nlty*
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1. Oh, come, loud anthems let us sing, Loud thanks to our Al-migh-ty King! For we our voi- ces high shall raise.When our Sal- vation's Rock we praise.
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2. In - to his pvcsonce let us haste, To thank him for his fa-vorspast; To him ad-dress, in joy-ful songs, The praise that to his name be - longs.
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I. GiretoourGod im - mortal praise; Mer-cy and truth are all his ways; Wonders ofgrace to God be-long,Bepeathi» mercies in your song, Re-peat his mer-cieg in your song.
2. He built the earth, he spread the sky, And fix'd the star- ry lights on hijih; Wondersof grace to God belong.Repeat his mercies in your song, Be-peat his mer-cies inyoursong.3. He fills the sun with morning light. He bids the moon di - rect the night; His mercies ever shall endure.When suns and moons shall shine no more,When suns, &c.
4. He lent bis Son with pow'r to sa»e From guilt.and darkness,and the grave; Wonders of grace to God belong.Repeat his mercies in your song, Repeathis mercies in your song.
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I. So let our lips and lives ex- press The ho- ly gos - pel we pro • fess; So let our works and virtues shine. To prove the doc-trine all di • Tine.
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3. Bo - li - gion bears our spirits up, While we ex- pect that bless-ed hope, The bright ap - pear-ance of the Lord, And faith stands leaning on hit word.
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^^HIH; -s? ^mm1. How vain is all beneath the skies ! How transient eve-ry earthly bliss ! How slender all the fondest ties, That bind us to a world like this !
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3. But tho' earth's fairest blossoms die, And all be-neath the skies is vain, There is a land, whose confines lie Beyond the reach of care and pain.
4. Then let the hope of joys to come Dispel our cares, and chase our fears : If God be ours, we're travelling home,Tho' pa^^ng thro' a vale of tears.
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2. Lift up your heads, ye gates ! and high Your ev-er - last • ing portals heave ; Welcome the King of glo-ry nigh ; Him must the heaven of heaven? receive.
Who is the King of glo-ry? He, The Lord, omnip-o - tent to save : Whose own right arm, in vie - to - ry Led captive Death, and spoiled the grave.
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Forererfirm thy justice stands,Aa mountains their foundations keep iWise are the wondersof thy hands ;Thy judgments are a mighty deep,Thy judgments are a migb-ty deep.
3. Life,Uke a fountain.rich and ft-ee,Springa from the presence of my Lor4;And in thy lipht oursouh shall see The glories promis'd in thy word,Th^ glo ries prom-is'd in thy word.
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2.' Seasons and moons, still rolling round In beauteous or - der, speak thy praise ; And years.with smiling mercy crowned, To thee successive honors raise.
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4. Thus will I sing till nirfure cease. Till sense and Ian - guagc are no more ; -And, atVr death, thy boundless grace Thro' ever - lasting years a - doro.
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5. What tho' in sol-emn si - lence, all Move round this dark tcr - res - tial ball? What though nor real voice, nor sound, A-mid their radiant orbs be found
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m3. Oh, let us cast each vicea-way,Beneath the crossoorpassion lay :With contrite hcerts and weeping-eycBe-hold the Saviour lift-ed high, And ev-'ry sin and sor-row fly.
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8. Great Ood, preserTe us In thy fear; In dangers still our gaar-dian be j* 0, spread thy truth's bright precepts here ; Let all the peo- pie worship thee, Let all the people, worship thee.
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2. O, warm my heart with ho - ly fire. And kin - die th^re a pure de - sire ; Come, sacred Spir-it, from a - bove. And fill my soul with heaven - ly love.
d. Bfest Sav-iour, what de - libelous fare ! How sweet thy en- ter-tainments are ! Ne'er did the an -gels taste a - bove Re-deem - ing grace and dy -*ing love.
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1. Come. my soul ! in sa - cred lays, Attempt thy great Cre. - a-tor's praise ! But,oh,what tongue cai^speak his fame ! What mortal verge can reach the theme !
2. Enthron'd a- micl the radiant spheres. He, glory, like a garment, wears ; To form a robe of Hght di-vine. Ten thousand suns a. - round him shine.
3 In all our Maker s grand de-signs, Almighty pow'r, with wisdom shines ; His works,thro' all this wondrous frame, Dr-clare the glo-ry of his name.
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1. Je - sus. and shall it ev-er be, A mor-tal man a -sham'd of thee? Scorn'd be thetho't, by richer poor, O may I scorn it more and more.2. AtshiAn d of Jt^-sus ! soon-er far Let evening blush to "own a star; He sheds the beams of light di -vine O'er this be-ni^ht-ed soul of mine.
3. Asham'd of Je-sus ! that dear friend, On whom my hopes of heav'n depend! No ! when I blush, be this my shame,That I no more re - vere his name.
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5. Till then, nor is my boasting vain. Till then I boast a Saviour slain 1 And, may this my glo - ry be, That Christ is not a"
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2. The way tl.e bo - ly pioph-ets went. The way that leads from bauish-meut, The King's highway of ho - li - ness, I'll go, for all his paths are petxe.
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" Come, hither, soul ; I am the way."4. Lo ! glad I coui'c ; and thou, blest Lamb I Wilt take me, guilty as I am : Koth-ing but sin I tbee can give ; I«oth-ing but love shall I re-ceive.
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E^32. Thou epread'.<t (he curtainB of the night,Great Guardian of my eleep-ing hours ; Thy sovereign word restores the light,And quickens all m^^ drowsy powers.
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2. And sweet, on earth.the chord shall swell From mortal tongnes.of glad-some lays; When pardon'd souls their raptttres tell. And grate - ful Niymn Imi^anu - el's praise.
3. Je-sus, thy name onr souls a -dore; ^e own the bond that makes us thine: And car • nal joys, that charra'd before.Forthy dear sake we now re - sign.
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3. Ashanled of Je - sus ! that dear Fnend On whom my hopes of heaven depend I No: when I blush, he this my shame, That I no more re - vere his name.
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1. How pleasant, how (li - vine- ly fair, Lord of hosts, thy dwellins^s are ! With long desire my ppir- it faints To meet th'assemblies of thy saints.
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1. Great God ! we siDg that mighty hand, By which sup-port-ed still we stand The op 'ning year thy mercy shows ; That mercy crowns it till it close.
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2. By day, by night, at homo, a-broad, Still we arp guarded by our God; By his in- cessant bounty fed. By his un - err-ing coun-sel led.
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4. That sacred stream, thine ho-ly wnnl, Our grief al - lays, our fear controls ; Sweet peace thy promis-es afford, And give new strength to fainting souls.
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2. ' Behold the way ' ye heralds.cry: Spare not.but lift your voices his^h : Convey the sound from pole to pole.'Glad tidings,' to the captive sonl.'GIad tidings,' to the captive soul.
3. ' Behold the way to Zi-on's hill.Where Israel's God delights to dwell ! He fixes there his lofty throne,And calls the sacred place his own,And calls the sacred place his own.'
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3. 'Tis there, he says, I am to dwell With Jesus jn the realms of day ; Then shall I bid. my cares farewell, And he will wipe my tears away.
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2. I love to hear that he was slain ; I love his eve - ry grief and pain ; I love to think on him by faith, And muse up - on his cru - el death.
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5. Break off your tears.ye 8aints,aDd tell How high our great Deliverer reigns ;Sing how he spoil'd the hosts ofhell,And led the tyrant death in cbains,And led the tyrant death, &c.
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3. There,there,on ca • gle wings we soar. And sense and sin mo • lest no more; And heav'n comes down our souls to (;«*'. A.nd glory crowns the mer- cy - seat.
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2. Seas-on of rest ! the tranquil soul Feels the sweet,calm,and melts in love ; And while these sacred moments roll, Faith sees a smiling heaven above.
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1. Awake, my tongue, thf tri-butebring To him who gave thee pow'r to sing; £^-aise him.who has all praise a - bove. The Source of wis - dora and of lOTe.
3. How vast his knowledge! how pro-found! A deep where all our tho'ts are drown'd! The stars he numbers, and their names He gives to all those heav'niy flames.
S.Thro' each bright world a - bove, be - hold Ten thousand.thousand charms unfold; Earth, air, and migh-ty seas com-bine. To speak his wis - dom all di - vine.
4. Butin re -demp- tion, oh, whatgrace! Its wonders, oh,what thought can trace! Here wisdom shines for - ev - er bright ; Praise him, my so^l, with sweet de- light.
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1. Awake, my Bonl, to joy-ful lays, And sing the great Re - deemer's praise; He jnst-ly claims a song from me: His lov-ing kind-ness, oh, how free!
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2. Krom heaven he came, of heaven he spoke, To heaven lie ltd his followers' way ; Dark clouds of gloomy night he broke, Un-veil-ing an im-mor-tal day.
Sii^^^Sipi^spili^ii3. " Come, wandereri, to my Fa-ther'g home > Come, all ye wea - ry ones, and rest :" Yes, sacred Teacher, we will come, O - bey thee, love thee, and be ble«t.
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«. And when onr la • bors all are o'er. Then shall we meet to part no more— Meet, with the blood-bonght throng to fall. And crown the Saviour Lord of all.
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1. Soon may the last glad song a • rise Thro' all the millions of the skies ; That song of triumph which records That all the earth is now the Lord's.
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2. Let thrones and and pow'rs and kingdoms be Obedient, mighty God, to thee ; And,over land and stream and main,Wave tbou the scepter of thy reign 1
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1. How sweet tbe hour of closing day. When all is peaceful and se - rene ; And when the sun,with cloudless ray. Sheds mellow Iub - tre o'er the scene.
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I. Come, O my soul.'in sa-cred lays, At - tempt thy great Cre - a-tor's praise: But, oh,'-hat tongue can gpeak his fame! What mor-tal verse can reach the theme/
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2. Enthrou'da - mid the radiant spheres, He, glo -*ry, like a garment,wears ; To form a robe of light di - vine. Ten thousand suns a-round him shin*.
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2. bay to the heathen,from thy throne, " I am Je • ho-vah !—God a - lone! "—Thy voice their i - dols shall con-found, And cast their al tars to the ground.
3. Let Zi-on's timeof fa - vor come; bring the tribes of Is - raelhome: And let our wond'ringeyes be - hold Gen-tiles and Jews in Christ's one fold.
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1." 'Tis finish 'd !" so the Saviour cried, Andmeeklybow'd his head,and died :" 'Tis finish'd !
" yes,the race is run, The battle fought, the vic-t'ry wou.
2." 'Tis finish'd! "all that heav'n foretold By prophets in the days of old ; And truths are open'd to our view That kings and prophets nev-er knew.
3." 'Tis finish'd !" Son of God.thy pow'r Hath triumph 'd in this aw-ful hour; And yet, our eyes with sorrow see That life to us was death to thee.
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1. Up to the bills I lift mine'eyes, Th' e-ter-nal hills beyond the skies ; Thence all her help my soul de -rives.There my al-migh-ty Re-fuge lives.
2. He lives, the ev - er-last ing God That built the world,that spread the flood : The heav'ns.with all their hosts he made,And the dark regions of the dead.
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3. By cool Si- lo - am's sha -dy rill The li - ly must de - cay ; The rose that blooms be - neath the hill, Must shortly fade a - way?4. Depend - ent on thy bounteous breath We seek thy grace a - lone. In childhood, manhood, age, and death. To keep us still thine own.
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3. Behold, ho comes, he comes to bless The na - tions as their .God ; To show the world hw righteous - ness, And send his truth a • broad.
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2. It sweet - ly cheers our droop - ing hearts. In this dark valo of tears ; Life, light, and joy it still imparts, And quells our ris - ing fears.
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1. In all my vast con • cems with thee. In vain my soul would try To shun thy pre-sence, Lord, or flee The no-tice of thine eve.
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?2z:p'^^SW^^^S1. Dear Fath-er, to thy mer - cy seat My soul for i-bel - ter flies ; "lis here I find a safe re - treat When storms and tempests rise.
2. My cheer -ful hope can nev - er die, If thou, my God, art near; Thy grace can raise my cora-forts high. And ban-ish eve - ry fear.
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1. Prayer is the soul's sin -cere de^^ire, Ut-teredor un-expressed ; The mo • tion of a hid-den fire That trembles in the breast.
2. Prayer is the con - trite sin- ner's voice, Re-turn-ing from his ways; While angels in their songs re-joice. And cry, "Behold, he pravs."
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3. "Let the sweet hope that I am thine, My life and death at - tend ; Thy presence fhro' my jour -ney shine. And crown my jour- ney's end."
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3. Firm as his throne his promise stands, And he can well se - cure What I've com-mTi- ted to his hands, 'Till the de - ci - sive hour
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1. On Jordan's stormy banks I stand, And cast a wish-ful eye To Canaans's fair and happy land, Where my posgessions lie,Where my pos - ses-sion» lie.
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4. Filled with delight, my raptured soul Can here no long-er stay ; Though Jordan's waves around me roll. Fearless I launch away, Fear - less I launch a - way.
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3. We bring them. Lord, in thank-fiil hands, And yield them up to thee ; Joy-ful, that we ourselves are thine,—Thine let our offspring be.
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3. There faith lifts up the tearless eye, The heart no longer riv'n, And views the tempest passing by, Sees ev'ning shadows quickly fly, And all serene in heav'n.
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1. My God, the spring of all my joys, The life of. my de - lights : The glo - ry of my brightest days, And comfort of my nights.
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iPj^^-i^is^iltgiiii^gif^iiiiiiPigi1. Oh, praise the Lord, for he is good; In him we rest ob - tain:- His mer-cy has through a - ges stood, And ev - er shall re -main.
2. Let all the pco pie of the Lord His prai-ses spread a - round ; Let them liis grace and love re -cord, Who have sal - va - tion found.
3. Now let the east in him re - joice. The west its tri - bute bring, The north and south lift up their voice In hon - or of their Kinj?.
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2. While in the house of prayer we kneel, With trust and ho - ly fear : Thy mercy and thy truth re - veal. And lend a gracious ear.
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3. Be -fore his throne a vol-ume lies, With all the fates of men ;. With ev - 'ry an - gel's form and size, Drawn by th'e- ter - nal pen.
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6. In thy fair book of life and grace, May I but find my name, Re - cord- ed in some hum-ble place, Be-neatb my Lord, the Lamb.
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1. Re -turn, O -wanderer, now re - turn. And seek thy Father's face ; Those new de-sires which in thee burn. Were kindled by his grace.
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2 My gracious Master, and my Lord, As - sist me to pro-claim, To spread thro' all the earth a broad, The hon-ors of thy name, Tlie honors of thy name.3. Je - tual the name that calms our fearg,That bids our sor-rows cease ; 'Tis mu - sic in the sin-ner's ear, 'Tis life, and healtb,aDd peace,'Tis lire,andjiea]tli, &c.
4. He breaks the pow'r of reigning sin ; He sets the prisoner free: His blood can make the foul-est clean, Uis blood a - vail'd for me, His blood avail'd for me.
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2. lie leads tnem to the gen - tie stream Where liv-ing wa - ter flows; And guides them to the ver-dant fields Where sweetest her-bage grows.
3.When,wand'ring from the peaceful fold, We leave the nar - row way. Our faithful Shep - herd still is near. To seek us when we stray.
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1. The Lord of glo-ry is my light, And my sal - va-tion too ; God is my strength,nor will I fear What all my foes can do.
2. Now shall my head be lift - ed. high, A - bove my foes around ; And songs of joy and yic • to - ry Within thy tem • pie sound.
1. The Lord of glo-ry is nny light, And my sal - va-tion too ; God is my strength, nor will I fear What all my foes can do.
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2. Here are my choicest treasures hid ; Here my best com - fort lies ; Here my de - sires are sat-is - fied ; And here my hopes a - rise.
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* 2. Thy foot unmoved he ev-er keeps. And all thy ways will guard ; He slumbers not, and nev - er sleeps— Thy keeper is wo Lord.
lii.^^ife=iiiig^igilli^=^^3. The Lord, thy keeper, shades thy way. Preserves thee in his sight : Nor shall the sun smite thee by day, Nor shall the moon by night.
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1. Fa-ther of light, con-duct my feet Thro' life's dark, dang'rous road ; Let each ad - vanc-ing step still bring Me near-er to my God.
2.Teachme in ev-'ry va-rious scene To keep my end in sight; And while I tread life's ma - zy track, Let wis - dom guide me right.
Foi3. Till it shall lead me to thy -self, Foun-tain of bliss and love! And all my dark-ness be dis-pers'd Tn end -less light a - bove.
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4. Prayer is the con-trite sin - ner's voice, Re - turning from his ways ; While angels in their songs re -joice, And cry, "Be - hold, he priys."
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1. The Lord our God is full of might,The winds obey his will; He speaks.aDd, in his heav'nly height The rolling sun stands still, The roll - ing sun stands still.
i. Re - bol, ye waves,and o'er the land,With threat'ning aspect roar; The Lord up-lifts his aw - ful band, And chains you to the shore, And chains yon to the shore.
4. His voice sub-lime is heard a - far, In' distant peals it dies; He yokes the whirlwind to bis car. And sweeps the howl-ing skies, And sweeps the howling skies.
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1. As o'er the past my mem'ry strays,Why heaves the se-cret sigh? 'Tis that I monrn de - part-ed days. Still un-pre - par'd to die. Still nn - pre-par'd to die.
2.The world, and worldly things be-lov'd. My anxious tho'ts employ 'd; And time unhallow'd, un-Im-prov - ed, Pro-sent* a fearful void. Pre sents a fear -ful void.
Pzz:^-^i±-e2zMi^zii-^zi±±zJH:^zMl^zMt^±fi±:z2zli^3. Yet, Ho - ly Father, wild de - spair Chase from my laboring breast; Thy grace it is which prompts the prayer.That grace can do the rest,That grace can do the rest
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1. Let all the lands, with shouts of joy. To God their voi -ces raise ; Sing psalms in hon - or of his name, And spread his glo - riouspraise.
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^?1. O for a heart to praise my God, A heart from sin set free; A heart that •!- ways feels thy blood So free-ly spilt for me.
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1. Thee will 1 , bless, Lord, my God, To thee my wice I'll raise. Forever spread thy fame abroad,Forever spread thy fame abroad, And daily sing thy praise.
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l.Sing, all ye ransom 'd of the Lord,Your great De - liv-'rcr sing; Ye pil-grims, now for Zi - on bound, Be joy-ful in your King, Be joy-ful in yourKing.
2. His band di - vine shall lend you on Thro'allthe blissful road; Till to the sacred mount you rise, And see your gracious God,And see your gra-cious God.
3. March on in your Redeemer's strength,Pursue his footsteps still; With joy - ful hope still fix your eye On Zion's heav'nly hill. On Zi - on's heav'nly hill.
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3. Re-vlve our droop-ing faith; Our doubts and fears re-move : And kindle in our breasts the flame Of nev-er - dy - ing love.
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1 Our heavenly Father, bear The prayer we of- fer now ; Thy name be hallowed far and near, To theoall nations bow. To thee all nations bow.
2. Thy kino-dom come ; thy will On earth be done in love', As.saints and ser - a- phiin ful-fil Thy perfect law a - bove, Thy perfect law a - bove.
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4 Thine then forev - er be Glo - ry and pow'r di -vine ; The sceptre, throne. and majesty Of heaven and earth are thine,Of heaven and earth are thine.
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2. Near-er my Father's house. Where many mansions be; Near - er the throne where Je - sus reigns. Near- er the crys - tal sea;
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3. Fountain of o'er - flow-ing grace, Free-ly from thy full-ness give; Till I close my earth-ly race, Be it "Christ for me to live."
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1. Hark, my soul, it is the Lord! "Tis thy Sav-iour ; hear his wqid ; Jc- sus speaks,and speaks to thee; Say, poor sin - ner, lov'st thou me ?
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3. Thou shalt see my glo - ry soon, When the work of grace is done ; Partner of my throne shalt be ; Say, poor sin-ner, lov'st thou me ?
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2. Should my tears forerer flow, Should my zeal no languor know,This for sin could not atone ; Thou must save,and thou alone ; In my hand no price I bring,Simply to thy cross I cling.
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2. Should my tears forever flow,Shoald my real no languor know,Thi8 for sin could not atone,Thou must gare,an<» thou alone : In my haijd no price I bring.Simply to thy cross I cling
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1. Hark, my soul! it is tlie Lord ; 'Tis thy Sav-lour ; hear his word ; Je - bus speaks,and>p(!aks to thee; " Say, poor sinnur, lov'st thou mc ?"
2. " Mine is an un-chaiijing love, Hi2;her than the heights above. Deep - er than the depths be - neftth, Free and faithful, strong as death.->-
-US'—#- -S5-«>- -S>-3. " Thou Bhalt see my glo-ry soon, When the work of grace is done ; Part-ner of my throne ehalfc be ; Say, poor sinner, lov'st thou me?"
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1. Christ, the Lord, is risen to day. Our tri - umphant ho - ly day; He endured the cross and ^rave, Sinners to re-deem and save.
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3. See, the Lord ap-pears in view; Heaven and earth be -fore him fly ; Rise, ye saints, he comes for you ; Rise to. meet him in the sky.
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2. Though the night be dark and dreary, Darkness cannot hide from thee ; Thou art he who, nev-er wea-ry.Watchest where thy peo-ple be.
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1. Cease.yemoumers.ceaae to languish O'er the grave of those yon lore; Pain,and death,and night,andangaish,En- tcr not the world above, En-ter not the world a-bore.
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2. Teach me some me - lo-dions meastire Sung by rap-tur'd saints a - bove; Fill my soul with sa - cred plea-sure, While I sing re - deeming love.
3. Thou didst seelc me when a stran-ger, Wand'ring from the fold of God; Thou, to save my . ')ul from dan - ger, Didst re - deem me with thy blood.
4. By thy hand re-stor'd, de - fend - ed, Safe thro' life, thus far I'm come; Safe, O Lord,when life is end ed, Bring me to thy heay'nly home.
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1. Tossed up - on life's rag- ing bil - low, Sweet it is, O Lord to know,
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Thou the faith - ful watch art keeping; All is well. Thy constant cheer. ' Nev-er Blumb'ring, nev-er sleeping. Though the night be dark and drearI ? I I D.t.
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ltk PS^^iiiilpE1. Part in peace! is day be - fore us? Praise his name for life and light; Are the shadows lengthening o'er us, Bless his care who guards the night.
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1. Hark ! what mean those ho-ly voi-ces, Sweetly sounding thro' the skies? Lo ! th' angelic host re - jolc - es;
Heavenly hal-le - lu - jahs rise.
S. Peace on earth, good will from heaven, Reaching far as man is found ; Souls redeem'd, and sins for-giv- en;
Loud our golden harps shall sound.
5. Haste, ye mortals, to a - dore him ; Learn his name, and taste his joy ; Till in heaven ye sing be - fore him, Glo-ry be to God on high.
2. Hear them tell the wondrous story ; Hear them chant the hymns of joy ; Glo-ry in the highest, glory! Glo-ry be to God most high.
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1. Hear what God, the Lord, hath spoken : ray people, faint and few, Comfortless, af-flicted, broken, Fair abodes I build for you;
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2. Ye no more your suns de - scendinj;, Waning moons no more shall see ; But your griefs forever ending, Find e - ter - nal noon in me.
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1. God is love ; his mer - cy brightens All the path in which we rove; Blisshe wakes,and woe he light-ens; God is wis-dom, God is love.
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1. Saviour,who thy flock art feeding,With the Shepherd's kindest care, All tlfb feeble, gent-ly leading.While the lambs thy bosom share.While the lambs thy bosom ehare.
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2. I would love thee ; every blessing Flows to me from out thy throne : I would love thee, he who loves thee Nev-er feels him-self a - lone.
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5. I would love thee, I have vow'd it ; On thy love my heart is set : While I love thee, I will nev - er My Re-deemer's blood for - get.
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1. Sweet the moments,rich in hlessinfr, Which before the cross I spend ; Tyife, and health, and peace possessintj.From the sinner's d^in;^ Friend,From the sinner's, &<
2. Truly blessed is this station. Low before his cross to lie ; AVhile I see di-vine com-passiou Beaming in his fcracious eye, Beaming in his gra-cious eye.
3. Love and grief my heart dividing,'With my tears his feet I'll bathe ; Constant still, in faith a-biding, Life de-riving from his death, Life de -riv-ing from his aeath.
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2. Lord, tby church is etill thy dwell-ing. Still is pre-cious in thy sight; Judah's tem - pie far ex cell - ing, Beaming with the gospel's light.
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2. While the an - gel choirs are cryinj^, Glo-ry to the ^reat I AM,\
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3. Oh I 'tis pleasant, 'tis re - viv - ing To our hearts, to hear each day, Joy-ful news from far ar - riving. How the gos-pel wings its way;
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The earth shall be full of the knowledge of the Lord.as the waters coTer the sea, And his name shall be known from the rising of the sun, un-to the going down of the same.
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walk in the light of his coun-tenancc, and in his name shall they re-joice: Their glo-ry, their glo-rv, their glo-ry, their glo - ry and their strength.
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meet thee a - Love; The huari'sriuro af - feclion is all we can give. In love's pure do - vo-tion, help us to live.
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meditations of my heart, Be always ac - ceptable in thy sight, Lord, my strength and my Redeemer, Lord, my strength and my Redaamer.
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269
O be joy -fill in the Lord,
O be joy - ful in the Lord,
be joy - ful in the Lord, all ye lands ; Serve the Lord with gladness, Serve the Lord with gladness, An<1
O be joy - fal in the Lord, all ye lands ; Serve the Lord with gladness. Serve the Lord with gladness. An!
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come be-fore his pre - sence with a song. And not we our-selves;
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We arc hU pco-ple, Wo are bis people, and the sheep of his pasture, and the sheep of his pas-ture. O go your waj in - to his gates with thank*-
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Mark the per- feet man, and be - hold the up - right, for the end of that man is peace, for the end of that man is peace.
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312 J=:"VE3SriIsra- li^S'lS/^Isr. " God tnat madest earth and Heaven."
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1. To prayer, to prayer ! for tlie morn-ing breaks.And earth, with her Ma - ker's smiles, a- wakes;
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336 SEl^TTEl^TOE- " Hear our Prayer.' r. . DATTTPOKt.
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glo-ri - fy his name, his name for - ev - er - more, And glo - ri - fy his name, his name for- ev-er - more. We will re
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re - joicein the Lord, his name for -ev-er - more. We will re - joice, re -joice in the Lord, We will re- joice, re -
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SiiEl^^iiii^ligSS^^iiiillllililiiliiBE.A.TZTXJIDE- " Blessed are they ttiat mourn."
Blessed arc they that mourn. Blessed are they that mourn, I-'or they shall be comforted, For they j^hall be comforted.
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3. For the Lord is a
5. The sea is his,
7 . For he i3 the
10. Glory bo to the Father, and.
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unto
great
and
Lord
to
the
he
our
the
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Lord
;
God;made it
;
God
;
Son ;
2. Let us eome before Lis presence
4. In his hands are all the corners
6. O, come, let us worship
8. worship the Lord in the
9. For he coraeth, for he cometh to
1 1 . As it was in the beginning, is now, and
with thanks-
of the
and fall
beauty of
judge the
ev - er
giving
;
earth;
down
;
holiness
;
earth
;
shall be
;
TSr
Ip^f^PSA A
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let us heartily rejoice in the .
.
and a great ,
and his hand pre - - -
and we are the people of his
and
strength of
King a -
par - ed
pasture, and the
to the
-o—
-
our sal-
bove all
the dry
sheep of his
Ho ly
-»—O-
-Q-
\vation.
gods,
land,
hand.
Ghost.
and show ourselves
and the strength of the
and kneel be
let the whole
and with righteousness to judge the world,and the
world
glad
hills
fore
earth
peo
with
IS
the
Stand in
pie
- out
him with
his
Lord our
awe of
with his
end. A •
also.
MakerHim.truth,
men.
%hNo. 1.
(3-X.OPlI-A-S.
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(Afker the Gospel is named.)
No. 2.
Glo - ry be to the<to
-<-•m
thee,
1=:
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:g_± Y3- iLord.
1
CrCTBUj-A-TE IDEO. Ps. 100. (After the Second Leflwjo.) 351DOVBLC CHAirr
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1. be joyful in the Lord
3. go your way into his gates with )
thanksgiving, and into his \
5. Glory be to the Father, and
all ye lands
;
courts with
to the
praise;
Son,
serve tTie Lord with gladness, and come before his
be thankfiil unto him, and
.
and
pre - sence
speak good
to the
'^Sith
of
Hohis
song.
name.
Ghost.
T—I-
::^; -o- _CiL JE^:-tS'
Ef^2. Be ye su#e that the Lord •. ...
4. For the Lord is gracious, his mercy is.
6. As it was in the beginning, is now, and
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ev - er-
ev - er
God;
lasting
;
shall bo.
S-
it is he that hath made us, and noV we our-
selves ; we are his )
And his truth endureth from gene - - . -
world
people, and the
ration to
with - out
sheep of his
gen - e -
end, A -
pasture,
ration.
No. 3.
^
Glo - ry be to thee, OJ I !
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m.
GI-IjOI^I.A-S_ (After the Gospel is named.)
Lord.
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No. 4.
3EIQ-EIDiaTTJS-
1. Blessed be the Lord
3. As he spake by the moijth of his
5. Glory be to the Father, and . ..
.*- ^
Godho,
to
of
the
Israel
;
prophets,
Son,
For he hath visited.
Which have
And
and
been
to
re -
since the
the
deemed his
world be
Ho - ly
people.
gan.
Ghost.
2. And hath raised up a mighty sal -
4. That we should be saved
6. As it was in the beginning, is now, and
.
vation
from
ev
for
our
er
us,
enemies,
shall be,
In the
And from the
World
house
hand
with -
of
of..
out
ser - vant
all that
end, A -
Dav'4-
hate Of
men.
BOirXJUN-fl: EST OOlSmTEE.!. (EVENING SERVICK)
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1. It is a good thing to give thjinks .....
2. To tell of thy loving kindness
3. Upon an instrument of ten strings.and up-
4. For thou. Lord, hast made me. ....
5. Glory be to the Father, and
6. • it v«i in tho btfiAoiDjc, is bow, and
unto the
early in the
on the
glad thro' thy
to the
•T • «
Lord;
morning
lute;
works
;
Son,
lull
-o— Z22ZZ:
And to sing praises unto thy
And of thy
Upon a loud instrument,
And I will rejoice in giving praises for
And [the ope-a, I ana. .
bo if World
m—Wi-I
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na^^
25'
JlSL.
i
name,
truth
and
ra
to
it{>
in the
up -
tions
tbs
O Most
night -
on the
of thy
Ho ly
ead A •
Highest.
sea«>n.
harp,
hands.
ObosI
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CA.3SrT-A.TE iDOiiwaiiisro,L. 0. mBKson. 353
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1. () sing unto the Lord a
3. The Lord declared
5. Show yourselves joyful unto the Lord,
7. With trumpets,
5 9. Let the floods clap their hands, and let the hilU bo joyful
( together, be - - - - - -
11. Glory be to the Father, and ••'••»
newhis sal -
all yealso, and
fore
to
the
the
song.
vat ion,
lands;
shawms;
Lord,
Son,
For he hath
His righteousness hath he openlySing, re - - - -
show yourselves joyful, be -
For he
And •
done • • • • •
show'd in the
joice,
tore
corauth,
to
the
to
the
7^- isiiiht
andLord,
judgeilo
llous things.'
f the heathengive thanka.
the King.
the earth.
Ij Ghost
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4. He hath remembered bis meroy and truth )
toward theJ
b. Praise the Lord up . . .
8. Let the sea make a noise, and all that
10. With righteousness shall he
1& iks it ves in the begiuiuog, la now, and- • • -
[45J
ho - ly
house of
on the
there - in
judge the
Israel
;
harp;
is ;
world,
ib&ll be,
Hath he gotten him - - .
And all the ends of the world have seen the
Sing to the harp, with aThe roi.nd world, andAnd the »
World • (aifi- «- ...•••••• •
»1-
self the
va - tion
psaimthey that
pco - pie
with • oul
VIC - to -
of ourof thanks-
dwell there
with
end, A>
God.giving.
- in.
equity.
men.
354 3D-ETJS 3Sd:iSEIlE-A.TXJI?.. CEVENING SSSVICK.)
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.SL.
r -e^
1. God be merciful unto
3. Let the people
6. Let the people
8. Glorj be to the Father, and
.
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us, and bless us,
praise thee, Opraise thee, O
to the
God,
God,
Son,
J2. AU-i^—e^And show us the light of his countenance, and be
Yea, let all the
Yea, let all the
And
tSSIKmmmer - ci -
peo - pic
peo - pie
to the
ful unto
praise . .
.
praise. . .
Ho
us.
thee.
thee.
Ghost.
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^^^2. That thy m«rcy may be I known upon4. O let the nations re joice, and be
6. Then shall the earth bring
7. God9. As it was in the beginning, is now, and
forth her
shall
ev - er
es
earth,
glad;
increase,
bless us,
shall be,
a~ m_A.A^^.,
Thy saving healtii a -
For thou shalt judge the folk righteously, )
and govern the ( • na - tions
And God, even our own God, shall
And all the ends of the world shall
World [ with - out
mong all
up - on
give us his
fear
end, A -
2^
fSmnations.
earth.
blessing.
bim.
men.
I^ESI'OISrSE. (A-IFTER. ISTIITE C03S4:Iv^A.3S^ID3^.<rE3S^TS.) G. PINSINT
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1 . Praise the Lor(f,
3. Who forgiveth
5. praise the Lord, ye angels of his, ye that ex-
8. Glory be to the Father, and
=1=4^
O myall thy
ccl in
to the
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is:
rs
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soul
;
sins,
strangth
;
Son,
And all that is within me,
AndYe that fulfil his commandments, and
hearken imAnd
355
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2. Praise the Lord4. Who saveth thy life
6. praise the Lord, all
7. O speak good of the Lord, all ye works of his, in all places of
9. As it was in the beginniug, is now, and
-<&-i
myfrom de-
ye his
his do-
Boul,
struction,
hosts,
minion,
shall be,
jQ. ^-SL <^IS?:
And for
And crowneth thee with.
Ye servants of
Praise thou the
World
.._k1221 -^ ._-^:
get not
mercj^ . and
his, that
Lord
with - out
~^
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m-^--
all
lov
do
Oend.
his
ing
bis
myA-
benefita.
kindness
pleasure
soul.
men.
{-A-FTER TliE TB3^TTH OOivd::^J:-AJ^^ID:I^^El^TT.) a PINSKTT
Loid, have mer • ej up OS, And writ« these, thy laws, in our hearts, we be • ceeeh
.^56OLOI^I-A. IIT EXICEIjSIS- (After th« oortion of pMtmn
1. Glory be to
3. O Loni God9. For thou onlv
rh= m 'jO--^ -&- 'gy
1^-
f^=^
-^'.OL
-fir»-
-^
2. VTe praise ihec, we bless thee, we-
4. () Loni, the only hogotten Son,- • •
10. Thou oulv, O Christ, with the • • •
wor - ship
Je - 8U3
Holy •••
thee ; I VVe glorify thee, we give thanks to-
Christ ; }O i.orri (Jod, Lamb ot God,
Ghost I Art most high in the
thee for
Son of the
glory of
thy great
Fa - -
God the
1
Iglory.
ther!
Father.
5. That takerit away the.
C. Thou that takpst awity the
7- Thou that takt'St away the
t. Tliou that Bittetk at tfa« right band of <
sins of the
sins of the
sins of tlio
God tha
world, rworld,
Iworld,
IFather,
-rr-"Sr
.Q_-T=
eii
—gHave mercyflave mercyRe - - -
Uara mero^
22: --s>-
iup - on m.up - on uaceive our pray
P - OQ B*.
nri'S'iv^nsr ci^-A-isrT. Searcher of Hearts." 8s & 6s. E)WAB.D A. PERKINS. 357
-o-
Searcber of hearts, from mine era^e All thoughts that.
Hearer of prayer ! guide aright Each word andGiver of all ! for every good In the Re -
Father and Son, and Holy Ghost, Thou glorious ....
^Pii-C2_
Ls:
snould not
deed of
deem- er
Three in
ibe; 1
mine
;
came;One ;
And in its deep recesses
Life's battle teach me how to. .
For raiment, shelter and for. . .
Thou knowest best what I need
trace ]\Iy
fight. Andfood, I
most,And
-sL J~jzr
lis:
> -^- -.*- -*
ijrat - i - tude to
be the victory
thank thee in his
let, thy will be
thee.
thine,
name,
done.
1
:^:
H^S-nivflllT OI3:.A-I>TT. Almighty One '* lis & 6s.
11. Almightv Onel I bend in dust before thee : Even so veiled2. Thou Power sublime! whose throne is firmly seated On stars and3. Eternity! Eternity! how solemn, How terri - - - -
1
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che - rubsglow - ingble the
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bend;suns;sound!
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i
I
In calm and still devotion I adore thee, All-wise, all -
O, could I praise thee, could my soul, elated, Waft thee se -
Here, leaning on thy promises,'—a column Of Sirenfrth, may
^—
^
. ^
Thou to tlie"earth its emerald robes hast ftiven, or curtainedHad I the lyres of aneels, could I bring thee An offerina:...
O, l«t my heart be ever thine while beating, As when t' will
it withworthvcease to
I I
3—s^
enowthee,
beat';[
.V.nd the bright sun,and the soft moon in heav'n,Before thvIn what brijiht notes of srlorv would I sing thee, BlestBe thou my portion, till that awful meeting. When I my
presencenotes ofGod shall |
bow.ecstasy
!
greet ! | A -Imen!
358No. 3.
Come unto me an ye that labor.
'III ^"jWT- ^J
A - men.
^^ -si- V I
1. C!ome unto mo all ye that labor and are| heavy | laden,
2. Come unto me all ye that lal>3r and aw b«avy laden.And
II will
I
give you|rest.
3. Take my yoke upon you, and learn of ma
,
For I am meek and|lowly.. in | heart
:
4. And ye shall find|rest un-
|to your
|souk
5. For my yoke is easy, and my|burden- -if
| light.
6. For my yoke is|easy, and my
|burden is—
| light.
7. And the Spirit and the bride say, Come.And let him that
|heareth...say,
|Come.
8. And let him that is athirst, come :
And whosoever will, let him take the I water of I life— 1 freely.
Holy, Holy, Lord, God Almighty.
Rev. IV : 8.
1. Holy, holy, holy,|Lord • • God Al-
|mighty,
Which was, and|
is, and|
is to|come.
2. Thou art worthy, O Lord, to receive glory, and|honor- -and
[power
;
For thou hast created all things, and for thy pleasure they|arc and| were cre-| ated.
3. Worthy is the|Lamb- -that was
|slain.
To receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and [ honor, and]glory,.,
andI
blessing.
4. Bleaeing, and honor, and I glory- -and|power,
Aa onto him that sltteth upon the throno.and nnto the[Lamb for- 1 erer^and
| erer.
No. 4.
Thus saith the Lord
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^^ -t^ .<^ ^ _rw _
\. Thus saith the Lord unto them that| keep my |
Sabbath ;
Q And choose the things that please me,And take
|hold of
| my— |covenant
;
8. Even unto them will I give in mine house,And with-
|in my
|walls,
4. A place and a name better than of sons and of daughters :
I will give them an everla-sting|name- -that shall
|not be- -cut
5. Also the sons of the stranger that join thenr^lves to the Lord,To serve him and the name of the Lord,To
I
be his|servants,
6. Every one that keepeth the Sabbatli from polluting it.
And taketh|hold of
|my—
|covenant
;
7. Even them will I bring to my|ho-ly
| mountain.And make them
|joyful in my
|house of
|prayer :
off
O Lord our God, how excellent.
PSAIJi VIII.
1. O Lord our Gofl, how excellent is thy name in|all the
|earth I
^Vho hast set thy|
glory a-|bove the
|heavens.
2. When I consider thy heavens, the|work of tliy
|fincers
,
The moon and|stars, which
|thou hast or-
|dained ;
3. What is man, that thou art|mindful of
|him?
And the son. of|man, that thou
|visitest
|him ?
4. For thou hast made him a little|lower than the
|angels-
And hast crowned|him with
|glory and
|honor.
5. Thou madest him to have dominion over thejworks of thy
| handi;Thou hast put
|all things
|under his
| feet.
6. O Lord our God, how excellent is thy name in| all the
j earth 1
Who hast set thy|glory a-
] bove the | heavens. A-men.
Mo. 5.
Seek ye the Lord.^o. 6.
Comfort ye my People 359
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P;P==:E^:-^=::P=^-=j::g--gE:g-jzzfg|—^itt=1:
1. Seek ye the Lord while he may be found,
Call ye upon him|while- -he is
|near,
2. L«}t the wicked forsake his way,And the unrighteous man his thoufrhts
;
And let him return to the Lord, and he will have mercy upon him :
And to our God ; For]he- -will a-
|bundant-ly
[pardon.
3. For my thoughts are not tyour thoujjhti,
Neither are your ways my ways,|saith the
(Lord.
4. For as the heavens are higher than the earth,
So are my ways higher than, your ways,And
Imy- -thoughts than
|
your—|tlioughts.
I was glad when they said unto me,PSALM cxxn.
1. I was glad when they said unto me.Let us go into the
|house..of the
|Lord.
2. Our feet shall stand within thy gates, O Jerusalem,Jerusalem is builded as a city that
|is com-
|
pact to-|gether.
3. Whither the tribes go up ; the tribes of the Lord,•Unto the testimony of Israel,
To give thanks unto the|name- -of the
|Lord.
4. For there are set thrones ofjudgment,The
jthrones- -of the
|house of
| David.5. Pray for the peace of Jerusalem,
TheT shall|
prosper- -that|love thee.
6. Peace be within thy walls;
And pros-|
peri- -ty with-|in thy I palaces.
7. For my brethren and companions' sakes,
I will now say,|Peace- -be with-
|in thee.
Because of the house of the Lord our God,I will 1 seek, will
\ seek thy|good.
8
1
.
Comfort ye, comfort ye my people,[saith your
|God.
2. Comfort ye, comfort ye my|people,
|saith your
|God.
3. Speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem, and cry unto her.
That her warfare is accomplished, that her in- I iqui-ty is|pardoned-
4. For she hath received of the Lord's hand|double, .for
|all her |
BiuJk
5. The voice of him that crieth in the wilderness.
Prepare ye the|way. .of the
|Lord.
6. Make straight in the desert a|highway .for | our—
|God.
7. Every valley shall be exalted,
And every mountain and hill shall be|made—
|low ;
8. And the crooked shall be made straight, »And the
|rough—
|
places|
plain.
9. And the glory of the Lord shall be revealed,
And all flesh shall|see it. .to-
1
gether.
10. For the|mouth, .of the
|Lord hath | spoken it.
Arise, O Lord, into thy rest.
1. Arise, O Lord,|into-- thy
|rest
;
Thou, and the|ark—
|of thy
|strength.
2. Let thy priests be clothed with| righteous- | new
;
And let thy|saints
|shout for
|
joy.
3. For thy servant|David's
|sake,
Turn not away the|face of
|thine a-
|nc^nted.
4. For the Lord hath|chosen
|Zion
;
He hath desired it|for his
|habi-
|tation.
5. This is my I rest for I ever :
Here will I | dwell : lor | I have de-|sired it
6. I will abundantly bless|her pro- [ vision
:
I will satisfy her I poor—|'with—
|bread.
7. I will also clothe her priests|with sal-
|vatioD
And her saints shall | shout a-|loud for
|joy.
KC^^nsdinsr CH.A.I>TT. From the recesses of a lowly spint.
Krora tUe recesses of a lowlv spirit. Our hum-ble praver ascend*, ( J . . .
.
3. We know—we feel how nn'an, aiKl how unwor-thy The lowlv Siicriftce we...
3. Lord, in thy sicht, who every bo«oin viiwest
Cold in our warmest vows, nnd---4. We see thy hand— it Icail< us— it supports us:
we hear thy voice—ii....
5. Who can resist thy Rentle rail,— iippealinjf Toevery penerou;) thought, and....
6. Kind Benefactor!—plant wiihin this bosom The7. Then place Ihem in those everUstin'? trardens
Where angels walk,—and ....
Fa - ther,
pour., be -
counsels and it
(frate
seedsful
of
seraphs are the
hear it;.
fore thee:
truest;
conrts ns
;
Borne on the trembling wings of
What can we offer thee,—O ....•
TbonghtB of a hurrying hour, oar
And then we turn away!—yet..
fei'line?—! O, who can hear the accents....holiuess— I And let them blossom in fra
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Igrance,—and in beanty-...Where every flower, brought safe
through ....
fear.
.
and meekness; For-
thou. most holy !— But
lips re - peat thetn ; our
still.. thy kindness For-
of thy mercy And
bright. . and vernal,— And
death's. .dark portal Be -
give. Its
and
hearts for -
gives., our
spring.
im-
weaknets.
folly?
get them,
bhndnesg.
love thee?
tcmaL
mortal.
ST.A.PI OF BETHI^EXIEIVE.
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1. When marshalled on the nijrhtly plain. The plitterin? ho>t be
3. Once on the rasing seas I rode; The storm was loud. the....
5. It was my guide, my light, ray all: it made my dark fore - -
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2 Man t hark I to God the choros breaks, From every host from4. ueep norror then my vitals froze. Death-struck, I ceas'd the
• Now Mfdy moor'd, my perils o'er, I'll tiug,
^^^One star alone, of all the tmin, Can fix the. .
.
The ocean yawn'd and rudely blow'd The wind that. . .
.
And through the storm, and danger's thrall, It
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But one alone the Savionr speaks,—It is the.
When suddenly a star arose,— It was theFor ever and for evermore. The
Bethlehem.Bethlehem.Bethiehan
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills.
J^o. 9.
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PSALM CXXI.
1 I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills.
From whence|cometh my I help;
2 My help cometh from thelLord, which madefbeayen and|earth.
8 He will not snffer thy foot to be rnoved
;
He that keepeth thee|will not
|slumber.
4 Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall | neither|
Slumber nor|sleep.
i The Lord is thv keeper; the Lord is thy Shade uponThy
Iright
| hand;
• Tho sun shall not smite thee by day,|
Nor the | moon by | u.ght.
7 The Lord shall preserve thee from all evil
;
He shall pre- | serve thy | soul.
8 The Lord shall preserve thy going out, and thy coming in,
From this time forth, and j even for- ) ever | more.
The Lord is my Shepherd.PSALM xxin.
1 The Lord is my shepherd; 1 1 shall not [ want.
2 He maketh me to lie down in green pastures;
He leadeth me be-|side the
|still
|waters.
S He restoreth my soul; He leadeth me in the pathsof righteousness for his 1 name's | sake.
4 Yea, though I walk thro' the valley of the shadow of death,I Will fear no evil ; for thou art with me;Thy
I
rod and thy | staff they | comfort me.
( Thou preparest a table before me, in the presence of mineenemies,
Thou anomtest my head with oil; my | cup runneth |over.
• Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days ofmylife ; and I.will dwell in the
Ihouse of the
JLord for- 1 ever.
Hear! Father, hear our prayer.No. 10.
If I were a Toice.No. 11
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1 Hear! Father, hear our prayer.
Thou who art Pity where |sorrow pre- [ vaileth,
Thou who art safety when mortal help faileth,
Strength to the feeble, and|hope.. to do- |
spair.
. Hear! Father,|hear our
|
prayer.
2 Hear! Father, hear our prayer!
Wandering unknown in the 1land.. of the
|stranger,
Be with all travellers in sickness or danger,
Guard thou their path, guide their | feet; .from the |snare.
Hear! Father, |hear our
|prayer.
3 Hear! Father, hear our prayer!
Still thou the tempest, night's|terrors.. re- |
vealing,
In lightning flashing, in thy thunders pealing,
Sare thou the shipwrecked, the|voyager | spare.
Hear! Father, | hear our|prayer.
4 Hear thou the poor that cry!
Feed thou the hungry, and|lighten. -their
|sorrow.
Grant them the sunshine of hope for the morrow;
They are thy children, their |trust, .is on |
high.
Hear thou the]poor that 1
cry
!
.1 Dry thou the mourner's tear!
Heal thou the wounds of time |hallowed af
|fection,
Grant to the widow and orphan protection,
Be in their trouble a |friend.. ever
|near.
Dry thou the |mourner's |
tear!
6 Hear! Father, hear our prayer!
Long hath thy goodness our|footsteps.. at- | tended;
Be with the Pilgrim whose journey is ended;
Wlien at thy summons for |death..we pre-
|pare.^
ilear! Father, | hear our|prayei I
1 If I were a voice, a persuasive voice.
That could travel the|wide world | through,
I would fly on the beams of the morning light,
And speak to men with a gentle might.
Anditell them | to be | true.
2 I would fly, I would fly over land and sea,
Wherever a human|heart might | be,
Telling a tale or singing a song,
In praise of the | right—in | blame.. of the | wrong
3 If I were a voice, a consoling voice,
I'd fly on the | wings, .of the | air;
The homes of sorrow and guilt I'd seek,
And ca'-n and truthful words I'd speak.
ToI
save them 1 from de- 1 spair.
4 I would fly, I would fly o'er the crowded town.
And drop like the happy |sunlight j down.
Into the hearts of suffering men,
And teach them | to look | up a-1gain.
5. If I were a voice, an immortal voice,
I would fly the | earth a- (round
;
Au4 wherever man unto error bow'd,
I'd publish in notes both long and loud.
TheITruth's most
|joyful | sound.
6 I would fly, I would fly on the wings of day
Proclaiming pea#e on my | world-wide |*^'
Bidding the saddened ones rejoice^
If I were a | voice—an im- 1 mortal | Toia«
Blessed are the Poor in Spirit. Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord.
^^ISEEiZElEl^E1. Blessed are the poor in spirit
:
For tlieirs is the|iciii^duin of
|heaven.
2. Bleared are they that mourn : for|they shall be
|comforted.
3. Bk'fi.<ed are tlie meek : for they shall in- \ herit the|earth.
4. Blessed are thev which do hunger and thirst after righteousnesB
:
ForI
they shall be|filled.
5. Blessed are the merciful : for they shall ob-|tain I mercy.
^ Blesse<j are the pure in heart : for they shall|see
|God.
/. Blessed are the peace-makers :
For they shall be called the|children of
|God.
8. Blessed are they who are persecuted for righteousness' sake ;
For theirs is the I kingdom of I heaven.
9. Blessed are ye when men shall revile you, and persecute you,And shall say all manner of evil against you
|falsely, for
|my sake.
10. Rejoice, and be exceeding glad : for great is your reward in heaven;
For so persecuted they the prophets which|were be- | fore you.
Thou Maker of my vital frame.1. Thou Maker ot my vital frame,
Unveil thy face, pro- I nouncc thy|name ;
Shine to my sight, ana let the ear
Which thou hast|for a'd, thy
|language
|hear •
Divide, ye clouds, and|let me
|see
The Power thatJgives me
|leave to
1be
2. Where is thy residence? Oh! whyDost thou avoid my
|searching
|eye
;
Mysterious being ! (ireat Unknown,Say, do the
|clouds con-
|ceal thy
|throne?
Or art thou all dif-|fus'd a-
|broad.
Through boundless I space, a|
present|God?
3. Is there not some delightful art
To feel thy|presence -at my
Iheart ?
To hear tliy whispers, soft and kind.
InIholy
I
silence- -of the|niindV
|
Then rest my thoughts ; no|longer I roam
(ft quest ofIjoy—for | heaven's at [ nomc I
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1. Holy, holy, holy,|Lord- -God Al-
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Karly in the morning shall our|song a-
|rise to
|thee ;
Holy, holy, holy!|merci-- -ful and
|mighty !
Je-I
hovah !|Father- -of e-
jtemity !
2. Holy, holy, holy !|all the- -saints a-
|dore thee,
Casting down their golden|crowns a-
|round the. .glassy
|ma ;
Cherubim and seraphim, falling| down be-
|fore thee,
Who wast, and art, and|ever-
|more shalt | be
!
3. Holy, holy, holy! though the|darkness
]hide thee,
Though the eyes of sinful man thy|
glory |may not
jsee,
Only thou art holy, there is|none be-- -side |
thee,
Perfect in|
power,, .in|love, and
]
punty.
4. Holy, holy, holy,| Lord. .God Al-
|mighty I
All thy works shall praise thy name, in|earth, and |
sky, and ] tUk
Holy, holy, holy!|merci-. .ful and |
mighty'
Je- I hoTah I | Father, .of e- | temi^j
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4. For they shall see • • • •
6. For the Lord hath
7. The Lord hath made bare his holy arm in the eyes of
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No. 15. The Lord's Prayer.
Our Father who|art in
|heaven,
Hallowed|be—
|thy—
|name
;
ThyI
kingdom|come,
|
Thy will be done on earthjas it
|is in
|heaven,
Give us this day our I daily|bread
;
And forgive us our deots, as|we for-
|
give our|debtors
;
And lead U8 not|into—temp-
|tation,
But de-Iliv-er
|us from
| evil
;
For thine is the Kingdom, and the|power, and the
|glorjr,
For- ] ever. | A- ]
The mercy of the Lord.
Baptismal IIvmn.
1 The mercy of the Lord is from everlasting
to everlasting upon|them that
|fear him,
And his righteousness|unto
|children's
|childrea»
2 To such as|keep his
|covenant
;
And to those that remember his com-|
mandments to|do—
|them.
Mark x, 14.
Suffer little children to come unto me, and
for-Ibid them \
not
For ofIsuch—is the |
kingdom—of | heaTC^
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1. Watchman! tell us of the night, What its signs of promise are.—Trav-'ler! o'er yon mountain's height, See that glo - ry - beam-ing star!
2. Watchman ! tell us of the night, High - er yet that star as-cends.—Trav-'ler ! bless-ed - ncss and light, Peace and truth its course por - tends
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Watchman! will its beams a - lone Gild the spot that gave them birth ?—Trav-'ler! a - ges are its own,. See, it bursts o'er all the earth.
Watchman! let thy wand 'rings cease; Hie thee to thy qui-et home.—Trav-'ler! lo ! thePrinceof Peace! Lo! the Son of God is come.
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Of nations in commotion, Prepared for Zi - on's war.
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Accelerando—nioviiic; faster and faster.
Adagio—a slow inoveinent.
Ad libitum, or ad /i6.— at pleasure.
Afftluoso—in a style of execution adapted to express
affection, tenderness, supplication, or deep emotion.
Air—the heading part, or meloily.
AUtfrro—a brisk and spriglitlv movement.AllegrtUo—less quick than Allegro. •Andante—with distinctness. As a mark of time, it implies
a medium hetwcen Adagio and Allegro movements.Andantino—quicker than Andante.Animaio or con Anima—with animation.
A tempo—in time. [tenor.
Bnntone—a voice whose register is between the base andBrillianle.—.sparkling glittering.
Brio—hfe, vivacity ; e. g. Cnn Brio, with animation.
Uia.—denotes a repetition of a passage in music.
Calando—a diminution of time and sound.
Canlabile—a term applied to such movements as require
an elegant, graceful style of performance.
Con Spirito—with spirit.
Chorals—old melodies in notes chiefly of equal length.
Chromatic—a term given to accidental semitones.
Coda—the close of a composition, or an additional close.
Contralto—the lowest female voice.
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Fortissimo, or FF., or Jf.—very 1<)U<1.
Forzaruio, or fz.—the notes over which this term is placed,
are to be boldly struck, and continued.
Fugue, or Fuge.—a y)iece in which one of the parts
ica<l, and the rest follow in different intervals of time,
and in (be same or similar melody.
Grave or Gravemente—slow and solemn.
Grazioso—graceful ; a smooth and gentle style of exe-
cution, aj)proaching to Piano.
Giusto—in equal, steady, just time.
Harmonv—an agreeable combination of musical sounds,
or difterent melodies, performed at the same time.
Interlude—an instrumental passage introduced betweentwo voeal passages.
Interval—a musical sound. Also the distance betweenany two sounds, either in harmony or melody.
Introit—a short set piece, to be sung at the opening ofpulilic worship.
Largo—a slow movement. A quaver in Largo equals
a minim in Presto.
LargMlo—quicker than Largo.
Legato—signifies that the notes of the passage are to beperformed in a elose, smooth, and gliding manner.
Lentando, or Lent.—gradually retarding the time.
Lento—slow, smooth and gliding.
Maestoso—with grandeur of expression.
.Ifa—but.
Mclodtf—an agreeable succession of sounds.
Mezza voce—with a medium fullness of tone.
Mez^o— half, middle, mean.Moderato—between Andante and Allegro.
Morendo—fainting, sinking, dying away.,\''on—not.
Oratorio—a species ofMusical Drama, consisting of airs,
recitatives, ducts, trios, choruses,. &c. [mance.Orchestra— tlio place or band of seciUar musical perfor-
Ovcrturc—in dramatic music, is an instrumental strain.
which serves as an introduction.
Pia—more.
Pianissimo, or PP., or pp.—very soft.
Pizzicato—snapping the violin strings, instead of em-[iloying the how.
Poco— little, somewhat.Pomposo—grand and dignified.
Presto—quick.
Prtstissimo—very quick.
Primo—the first, or leading part.
Q^iuirletto—a composition consisting of four parts, eachof which occasionally takes the leading melody.
Quasi—nearly, in some measure, like, Acliecitative—a Kort of style resembling speaking.
Ralknlando—growing slower and slower.
Retro—backward.
Risoluto—resolute, determined.
Kitornello—a short intermediate symphony.iS«gue, or Simile—in like manner.Secondo—the second part.
Semi-Chorus—half the choir of voices.
Sempre— throughout ; as Sempre Piano, fofl througlont
Semjdice—cha^rte and simple.
Senza—without ; as Senza Organo, without the Organ.Soave—agreeable, pleasing.
Soli—pi'ural o^Solo—but denoting only one voice to each
of the several parts.
Solo—a composition designed for a single voice or in-
strument Vocal solos, duets, &c., in modern mu^io,
are usually accompanied with instruments.
Sostenuto—sustaining the sounds to the utmost of their
nominal value in tima.
Spirituoso—with spirit.
Staccato—the opposite to Legato ; requiring s short, ar-
ticulate, and distinct style of performance. Seo J^lnrkt
of Distinction in the rudiments,
Subito—quick.
Si/mphoni), or Sym.—a passage to be executed by instru-
ments, while the vocal performers are silent Also aspecies of musical composition.
Tasto Solo, or T. S.—denotes that the passage should
be performed with no other chords than unisons 8ndTacit—he silent. [octaves.
Teji., Tenuto—sustained after the style of Legato.
Tenor—a high male voice.
Treble—the female voice.
Trio—a composition for three voicea.
Tutti—all toLiether.
Felocc—quick.
Verse—one voice to a part.
Vigoroso—with energv.
Vivnce—in a brisk and lively mannerVolti—turn ovei.
Voce di Testa—<1ie head voice.
Vou di Petto—the cheat voic&
^VLI>E[A.BETICA.L IISTDJilX. 381
AdditonAdoration • • • •
Alls-
AlbianAlli«on.
America.Ambrose. • • • •
Amsterdam..- •
Ansfll
AntonioAnthony.. • • • •
ArleyArionArlington. • • • •
Ascension. • • • •
AghlonAtherton. 1 & 2.
Atherton. Nf.3.Augustine • • •
Austin..
AvereenAvondaleBaldwin.Baldwin Place.
Balerma.BanksideBannister. • • • •
Bateson. ....
Beethoven • —Bereavement- •
BeylandBenevento- • • •
Billington • • • •
Brattle Street-
Breast the wave.
Bonner. •
Bowditch..
Bowdoin..Boylston •
Boyce • • • •
Bradbury.Brandenburg,Brightness
14121616680128
37788
37821889
2139881
370108
194122123797485
1306t>
1793681418363
13817094
374973C9219118
204127371131110106221
1'3'i
Bromley 79Burnett. 177Byfield 68Calabria 76Cambridge- • - • 368Calvary. 1 & 2. 86Calvary.. No. 3. 87
Call to victory. 217Carrol. 80Carleton. 171Carlos. 155Cathedral Chant. 83
Celia 187Cheering Ray- 207Church Street. 133Charm 213China. 369Clayton. 136Clement. 165CliftonJSro.l & 2.124
Come ye discon. 377Comfort 112Command — • 219Communion.- • 145Companion- • - -222Conquest 216Constancy • • - - 73Confidence..- - • 201Covedale. 76Corelli 132Cranford 72Crawford 193Corona. IllCoronation. - . - 370Croyland 75Crosdill 165Curtis. No. 1&2. 84Crystal. 215Cornelli 212Cymball 150Church 150Dale. 210Dalston 374JParrieott 142
Day is breaking.217
11736816722682178100177183
37069
36621322210765139161
10314612618698
10013321667
13921191
220169
221153162180
172173224191137
176
DeaneDedham.Delight.
-
Derby . •
Dempster.
DepcndanceDevotion.
Dudley.
DulcimerDundee •
Dumont.,Duke Street
Divinity.- -
Draper . - -
Edson.- • - -
Egmont • • •
Elerton. • • •
Ella.
Elton.
ElveyElwood* - --
Emerson.-Estella
Ethel •-•Eternity.- •
E'er I sleep,
EuphratesEuropa. •
Eutie- • • •
EvensongEsultation
Faith..--.
FairbanksFenwick -
FideUty- -
FiskFountain.Forgiveness,
Foundation.
Genesee • • •
Gentleness.
Giddi»§«- -
IGilroy. 163Greenville 376Grinnell .73
Glenwood. 107Glenwick 198Good Shepherd. 156Goodwin. • • • - 110Good tidings- - 154Grassy Creek.. 113Greenwood - • - 178
Go to the grave. 222Goldbeck. • • - - 167
Hamburg. - — 364Hamden. 223Harmonia • • - • 62Harlan. 196Ilartland. • - - - 371Haven. 174Headly. 127Hebron 365Herold 192Hertfort 93High Street. - - 93Holt 147Hooper. 149Hosanna 112Hullah. 149Humility 197Hummel. 131
Immanuel 202Ingersoll. • — 90Inspiration.- - • 103
Israel 218Ives, 1961 would not live. 223
Jesus our. • • - - 225Jordan 109
Just as I am.- - 214Judgment hymn.376
Keene. 92Kelway 97
Kellogg. 168
Kimball 140Kindness. - - 146Kirkwood.- • - • 144
Leonard 142Lenox. 373Leroy. 77Life. 99Linley. 77Linwood.- • • 143Lovett. 182Lisbon. 372Leuthard's chantl85Lydian. 71
Lyons. 377
Madison. . - • • - 144
Malcolm.. • • • • 62Manchester..- - 130Marbeck... 96Martini. 78Mariner's song. 189Martyrdom..-- 129Marion. 185Marlow. 369Meade. 61
Mear. 3C7Melodia. 92
Melody. 70Melvill. 95Messiah 135Mercy... 182Merriman. - 303Milton.. 157Millennial 220Milford." 99Mitford. 213Missionary chant 94
Missionary Hy. 378Montrose. • — 175Moors 123Mornington. - - 371Mount Santis... 190Moss Hill. • - 102Mount Plea8antl04
Moretto •
Munich.
-
Nashville..
Nauman •
-
Nearer to thee,
Newbern
.
Newman. •
Newcourt.Novello. -
Old HundredOliver.
Olives. - -
Olmutz.Omniscience.
Ormond-Oriana. - •
Orono. .- •
Osgood.Ottavio. -,•
Otho. -•-
Our Saviour,
Palestine.
Pardon. -
Park Street.
PaviaPavilion. ..
Peace- -. - -
Percy • - - •
Pelhara. • • -
Pemberton.PeterborougPilgrim. • • -
PortuguesePlayford. - •
Pleyel.
Plumley. -
Pleading. -
Protection •
Pleyel's Hymn,Purcell.- - -
Prayer - • -
Redeemer.Redemption
82152
181121
215147160
37370
36t197151
3722.105
7810921618014081214
1592263659512018888
13717937018737987
19563204194374172125
19591
ReedReflection • - •
RefugeReitz
Rest.
RemembranceReverence. 1.&
Richardson - •
Rockwood • • -
^lockville • - -
Rossini
Sabbath EvenSalvation • •
Saviour comfort
School Street
Scotland. - -
Selborne • • •
•
Seclusion • •
Serenity
Seasons
Sessions
Sicily
Shirland. --Shepherd •
Silver Street
Sidney.
Sing of Jesus •
Sinclair
Star of peaceStanwood •
Stella
Stand up foF'
St. LeonSt. Martins.
St. Nicholas. -
Summer -
Supplication
-
Spring grove-
Susie
Sympathy • • -
St Thomas. -
Spring vale. •
Teetwood - - -
16815217615.3
208209
•2.114
69106198193
138200.215
101
379134207208366365376372118372
108214102
200162116209104368203113169211181121371210
128]
Teleman'g chant.184The angels' call.205
The goBpel ban. 206Tonica 211Trust 188The Sinner's Fr.212Tyrol 165
Undine 132Uxbridgo • - - • 866
Victory 134Vinal 218Vienna 145Von \yeber - - 189
Ward 367Walgrave - - 143Wanderer - - • 184Wanley 75Watchman tell. 375Webb. 377Wells. 366Westfield - - • 65Wheatland. . • 183Wheeler. 117Whitehall- --• 90Wilmslow 119Willman. 1 & 2.148Wilber 221Windham 365Wing 126Wirt 96Wisdom 158Windsor. 367Woodside 129Woodville - - - 101Woodland--. IllWool worth • - 6GWonder 120Worship 164Wyman ^ 64Ydolem 125York Street • 115
Zarliro 74
382 JNIETIilC-A.!!, IJSTDEX.L. If.
Albian 8JAaibroee.' ••• 88Arian 81Arley 98Augustine 79Austin.. 74Avereen 85Baldwin. 60Bannbter. •
—
83Bateson. 63Beyland 94Billington 97Bromley 7yByfifld 68Calabria 76Calvarv.No«.l&2.86Calvary.. No. 3. 87Carrol. 80Cathedral Chant. 83
Constancy • • • • 73Coveilale. 76Cranford 72Croyland 75Curtis. N09.I&2. 84Dempster. • • • 82Devotion.. • • • • 100Duke Street..
.
366Egmont 65Estella 98Ethel 100Evensong • 91Grinnell 73Harmonia • • • 62Hertfort 93High Street. • • 93Ingersoll. 90Keene. 92Kelvray. 97l>eroy. 77Linlev. 77Life. ' 99Lydian. 71lUljolm.. ••.. 62
Marl)eclc...
Martini.
96
Meade. 61• 92
Ella.
Melodia. • •
.
Melody. • •
Melvill. 95 Palestine
16I(Jood Shepherd. 156Milton.. 157Newcourt. • • . 373
701 Newman. 100
Milford. 99Missionary Cbaat94
••82MorettoNovello.
Old Hundred.. 364Ormond 78Otho.
Park StreetPavia 95Playford. 87Plumley. 63PercyRedemption.-Richardson •
'
School Street
Sea-sons
81
365
91
159Wisdom 158
L. M. 5 lines.
7lf Dumont.,. 69
CM.Allison. 128Arlington. ••• • 370Ascension. — 108Avondalc 130Atherton. 1 & 2. 122Atherton. No. 3. 123Bonner. 118
69 Bowdoin..-: • 127lOllBalerma. 368
•• 366 Boyce
Sessions 805} Brandenburg.Silver Street • • 372| Brattle StreetUxbridge 300! Bradbury. •• •
Wiinley 75 ChinaWard 367Westfield ... 65Windham • • • 305Whitehall 90Wirt . 96Wool worth • 66Woodville • • • 101Wells. 360Zarlino 74
L. M. Double.Antonio 89Byfield. 68 Elwood 126Euphrates • 67|Eternity. 133Wyman 64 Glen wood. 107L. ^I. 6 lines, or Goodwin. •• • . 110
L. P. M. Mirassy Creek.. 113C*rl«8. ISSIHamburg. 364
131106309110309
Comfort 112Clifton.No.lA 2.124
Cambridge- - • 308Corona. IllCoronation. - - . 370Corelli 132Church Street. 133Dedham. 368Deane 117Dundee 370Edson. 107Elton. 103
llleadiy. 127Hebron 365llosanna 112Hummel. 131Inspiration.- • - 103Jordan 109Marlow. 309Manchester..- - 130Mear. 307Moss Hill. • • - 102Mount Pleasant. 104Moors 123Martyrdom..-. 129Nauman 121Omni3ciencal.2.105Oriana. 109Pavilion. .. 120Peterborough. 370Prayer 125Rev»ence.l.& 2.114
Rockwood 100Selborne 134Shepherd •• 118Sidney. 108Sinclair 102St. Leon 104St. Martins. • • 368Sympathy 121Sumner. 113Testwood 128Undine 132Victory 134Wheeler 117Wing 126Woodside •--*• 129Woodland-.- IllWonder 120Windsor. 367Ydolem 125
C. M. Double.Messiah 135Stella 110WiltoBlow ... 119
York Street • . 115]
Good tidings- . 154
^~wjOlives. 151
Addison 141
Bankside 141
Beethoven- - - • 138Boylston 371Church 150Communion.- 145Cymball 150Darricott 142Elerton. 139Europa. 139Elvey 146Fenwick 153Gentleness. - - • 137Hartland. 371Holt 147
Hooper. 149HuUah. 149Kimball 140Kindness. • • - - 146Kirkwood.- - • • 144Leonard 142Linwood. • - •
- 143-
Lisbon. 372-
Madison. 144Mornington. • - 371Munich. 152Newbern..- - . . 147
Ottavio. 140Olmutz. 372Pel ham. 137Reflection 162Reitz 153Sabbath Even. 138Silver Street.. 372Shirland. 372St. Thomas. • • 371Vienna 145Walgrave • • 143Willman. 1 <k 2.148
S. M. Double.
Clajton. 136
C. P. M.Fidelity ^16?Gilroy. 103Stanwood - • 102Worship. 164
S. P. M.Clement. 165Crosdill 105Dalston 374
U. M.Alia 166Delight. 167(ioldbeck. 167Kellogg. 108Lenox. 373Reed 108Tyrol 106
C. H. M.Supplication- - 169
S. H. M.Bereavement- • 170Faith.. 169
78.
Baldwin Place. 179Burnett. 177Dependance. • • 178Dudley. 177Dulcimer 183Fountain 172Greenwood • • • 178Lovett. 182Leuthard's chant185Marion. 185Mercy... 182Nashville. ••• . 181
Osgood. 180Pemberton.- - - 179Pleyel's Uvmn. 374Purcell. --'.... 172Susie 181Teleman's chant. 184Wanderer • -• 184Wheatland. • . 183
7a Double.Benevento- - • • 374Carleton. •-.- 171Forgiveness..-- 173Haven. 174Montrose. 175Watchman tell. 375
7s. 6 lines.
Fisk 180Giddings 170Refuge 170
8s <fc 7s.
Ashton 194Celia 187Glenwick 198Humility 197Ives, 190Judgment hymn.376Oliver. 197Rockville 198Redeemer. • • - • 195Rossini 193Sicily 376Peace-.. 188Trust 188Protection 194Plevel. 195Von Weber • • 189
8s & 78. Doable-Crawford 193Emerson. 186G«IMS»9 191
Ilerold mHarlan. 196Mariner's song. 189Mount Santis... 190
83 & 7s. 6 lines.
Harlan 195Pilgrim. 187
88, 78 & 6s.
Pilgrim. 187
83, 7c & 48.
BowditcL.. 204Brompton - - • 199Confidence..- . • 201Immanuel • - -
.
202Pleading. -.. 204Greenville- - • - 376Salvation • - - • 200Star of peace - • 200St Nicholas. •
.
203
7b & 6s.
Amsterdam..- • 378Cheering Ray. 207Missionary Hy. 378Remembrance • 209Seclusion • - . 207Stand up for- - 209The angels' call. 205The Gospel ban.2n6Webb. 377
88 & 6s.
Just as I am. - • 214Serenity 208The Sinner's Fr.212
8s&48.Dale. 210Rest. 208Spring grove- - 211Spring vftla. • • 210
MBTRICAI. INDEX. Cond»ded. -GLEES, PART SONGS, &C. TEACHER'S INDEX. 383
Tonica 211
8s & 5s.
Sin(5 of Jesus • • 214
8s, 6s & 48.
Eutie 211
6s, 88 & 4s.
Comelli 212
6s & 4s.
America. • •
Anthony.. •
Divinity. • •
Merriman.Mittbrd.---
Nearer to thee,
377213213303213215
6s & 58.
Charm 213
5e & 63.
Our Saviour. • • 214
7s & 53.
Call to victory. 217Baviour comfort.215
7s & 48.
Crystal. 215
68.
Adoration- •• • 216Orono. 216
58 & 83.
Conquest- - •• 216
58 & 9s.
"airbanks 221
81. 38 & 61.I
Ferlsieq)..-- 216j
8s, 78 & 6s.
Day is breaking. 217
8s.
Ansel. -Doubl, or
8s&98..... 218Israel 218Vinal 218
6s, 83 & 53.
Command • • • • 219
98 & 68.
Exultation 220
lis & 8s.
Derby. 226'lis & 98.
Companion • • • 222lis & lOs.
Come ve discon. 37710». 58, 68 & 128.
Millennial 22010b, 48 & 6s.
Hamden. 223lOs.
Draper 222Go to the grave. 222
10s, lis & 12s.
Breast the wave.21910s & lis.
Brightness 221Lyons. 377Our Saviour- • 214Pardon. 226
lis & 128.
Wilber 221lis.
Foundation..- • 2241 would not live. 223Portuguese Hy. 379
12a.
Jesus our. 225SootUnd. .•• 379
Agnin wo'vo motAll's right
Be firm
Bliss is hovering
Blow on wild gales
Bright shine the gems of India
Come let's make our voices ring
Evening sun
Flight of time
Flow on thou Shining River ...
Gallant and gaily
Gladness sparkles over all
Greeting
Hark the village bells
Herald of Spring
Hurrah for the land we love Patriotic.
Let us sing merrily
May does every fragrance yield Hound.Merrily, merrily sing
Morning shines
Morning's rudy beamMy heart is light and free
Never mindNo surrender
Now the bright morning star
0, give me the wings of a dove
Our native land Patriotic.
Pleasure echoes
Song of the lark •
Stand for the right
Star of the twilight Duett.
The chatter boxThe heart, the heart
There's music in the midnight breeze ,
.
The sunbeams are glancing.
'Tis education's patent armWe stand here united. Glee for Male voices...Pcrfno/ic,
We roam through forest's shades
The object of this Index is to deslpnnte snch tunes as may be used to
advantage during the first oxercises of a class of learners. They wearranged accordinp; to the keys.
Key of C.
Flow on tliou shining Kiver 1-5
'Tis Education's potent arm 15
Arley 98
Carleton 171
Call to victory 217
VVyman 6t
Westlield 6.0
Malcomb 62
Key of G.Jordan 109
Manchester 130
Bonner 118
Byfield OS
Marriner's Song 189
Delight 167
Key of D.Ascension ] 08
Sidney 108
Europa 139
Anthony 213
Divinity 213
Trust 188
Crosdill 165
Key of A.A/,#.in 74
Kellogg 168
Stand for the right 27
Key of E.Covedale 76
Linley. 77
Selbome 134
Vinal 218
Cbarch ISO
Key of P.Command 219
Stella llfl
Albion 80
Key of B 7.Bromley 79
Iinmunuel 202
Be firm 33
Glenwick 19S
Key of E 7.
Mount^Ple.isant 1 04
Haven I74
Evensong 91
Kelway 97
Madison 144
Bowditch 204
Key of A 7.
Sabbath Evening 138
Beethoven 138
Bankside 141
Melville S.'i
Seclusion 207
Go to the grave 224
Key of D (>.
Addison 141
Bereavement 179
Celia Igl
Minor Keys.Theheart A. Mrisk A. isa
Wilman. N0.3 C AiPnrcell K. l***
384 IISrr>KX OF ^ISTTHEMS, SFllSTTE^iTCES, CH^T^TS. &c.
And be yo kind
Awake, put on tliy strength Anthem.
And ye shall seek me Sentence.
Bleesed is he that consiilereth the poor. Sentence.
Bless the Lord, O my soul Sentence.
Blessed are they that mourn Sentence.
Blessed are the pure in heart Sentence.
Blessed are the people Anthem.
Cast thy burden on the Lord Sentence.
Celestial treasure
Christ the Lord is risen to-day . .&M<er Anthem..
Come unto me Quartett.
Daughter of Zion Anthem.
Enter not into judgment
Evening, morning, and at noon
From the table now retiring Hymn.
Glory be to God on high For Christmas.
God of Israel .
God that madest earth and heaven Hymn.
Guide me, O thou great Jehovah. 5o/o 4" Chonis.
Hail! happy day Hymn Anthem.
Have mercy upon us, O Lord Sentence.
Hear our prayer
Heavenly Father Anthem.
Hide thy face from my sins Sentence.
Holy Father. God of love
Holy, Lord God of Hosts Smictus.
Holy, Lord God of Sabbaoth Sanctus.
If ye love me keep my commandments. Sentence.
I love them that love me Sentence.
I heard a voice from heaven. Funeral Sentence.
\fjthy holy temple. Lord
It is a good thing to give thanks Anthem.
Jesus, lover of my soul Hymn.
Lo ! the day of rest declineth. . Solo if Quartett.
Mark the perfect man Funeral Sentence.
O be joyful in the Lord. . . Anthem.
268)2721
264
301283342318282
321251
241239254246327
320343305312277
298310336260286331295300
319290287329324
276265311
268
Lord our helper
Oh that I had wings Quartett or Chorus.
Onward speed thy conquering flight. J/f'ssion Hy.
Our Father,we thank thee for sleep. ^/brnin^' Hy.
O pray for the peace of Jerusalem
Parting HymnPraise the Lord Solo fy
Chorus.
Sabbath morning Quartett.
Salvation belongeth unto the Lord. . . .Anthem.
Seek yc the Lord Sentence.
Sing, O Heavens Anthem.
StJ teach us to number our days Sentence.
Teach me, O Lord Sentence.
The earth shall be full of the knowledge
of the Lord ... Anthem.
The eyes of all wait upon thee, Lord . Thanks-
giving Anthem.
The grace of our Lord Sentence.
The Lord is in his holy temple Sentence.
The Lord is mindful of bis ownThe Lord is merciful Sentence.
The Lord's Prayer ,
Through every age Hymn.The peace of God be upon us Sentence.
The sacrifices of God are a broken spirit, ^en^ence.
The Saviour lives Solo Sf Chorus.
Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace. .Sentence.
Thy will be done Hymn.To prayer Hymn.
Unto thee, O Lord ... Sentence.
Wake the song of Jubilee Anthem.
Watchman, tell us of the night Hymn.We come before thee, Lord
When the Lord Recitative 4" Chorus.
Who are these in bright array
Whatsoever ye would Sentence.
Wortbj is th« Larab Ohonu.
328235245250230
288322
313292294232304
227
248
338
297259333247274296293280316237291314
302
306334281
229284289
S30
HYMN CHANTS, &c.Almighty One 3ftT
Arise, O Lord into thy rest 359
Blessed are the poor in spirit 362
Come unto me all ye that labor 358
Comfort ye my people 359
From the recesses of a lowly spirit 360
Hear, Father, hear our prayer 301
Holy, holy Lord, God Almighty. 358
Holy, holy Lord - 362
How beautiful upon the mountain 363
If I were a voice 361
I was glad when they said unto me 359
I will lift up mine eyes unto the hilli 861
O Lord, how excellent 858
Searcher of heart* 857
Seek ye the Lord 359
Star of Bethlehem 360
Suffer little children 363
The Lord is my Shepherd • • • • 361
The Lord's Prayer 363
The mercy of th« Lord 363
Thou Maker o/ my vital frame 362
Thus saith the Lord 358
CHANTS.Benedictus 35J
Benedic Anima Mea 355
Bonum Est Confiteri 352.
Cantate Domino 353
Deus Misereatur 354
Gloria In Excelsis.
Jubilate Deo. ....Venite Exultemns.
.
Gloria, Nos. 1 & 2.
Gloria, Nob. 3 &. 4.
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