extra supplement: a cradle song

Extra Supplement: A Cradle SongAuthor(s): A. Herbert Brewer and H. R. BramleySource: The Musical Times, Vol. 65, No. 982 (Dec. 1, 1924), pp. 1-4Published by: Musical Times Publications Ltd.Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/911974 .

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The Musical Times. EXTRA SUPPLEMENT. December 1, 1924

No. 4i9. NOVELLO'8 CHRISTMAS CAROLS. Price (ild.).

A CRADLE SONG Composed by A. HERBERT BREWER.

Bramley. ReY.H. R.' CHRISTMAS CAROLS, 8tainer, John NEW AND OLD.

FIRST SERIES. Three-halfpence each. Tonic Sol-fa (complete), 1/6.

*I. God rest you merry, gentlemen .. Traditional *2. The Manger Throne. .... C. Steggall *3. A Virgin unspotted .... Traditional *4. Come, ye lofty .. .. Elvey *5. Come, tune your hearts .. . Ouseley "6. The First Nowell .... .. Traditional *7. Jesu, hail .. .. .. .. J. Stainer N8. Good Christian men .. ..Old German *9. Sleep, holy Babe .. .. .. Dykes

*Io. Good King Wenceslas .. Traditional *Ix. When I view the Mother . .. . Barnby *12 The seven joys of Mary .. Traditional *13. On the Birthday of the Lord .. .. Dykes "*4. What Child is this ?.. .. .. Old English *15. Glorious, beauteous .. . Maria Tiddeman *16. Waken! Christian Children iad S.C.Hammerton *"7. A Child this day is born f .. Traditional *18. Carol for Christmas Eve .. Ouseley *ig. When Christ was born .. A. H. Brown *20. Christmas Morning Hymn.. .. J. Barnby

SECOND SERIES. Three-halfpence each. *21. Carol for Christmas Eve .. .. Traditional 22. Jesus in the Maager.... . H. Smart

*23. The Holly and the Ivy ~i .. Old French 24. The Moon shines bright . Traditional

*25. The Virgin and Child .. .. C.Steggall 26. The Incarnation .... .. Traditional

*27. Christmas Day .... .. . Stainer 28. The Cherry-Tree Carol .. Traditional 29. God's dear Son .... .. Traditzonal

-3o. See amid the winter's snow .. .. Goss 31. The Babe of Bethlehem .. Traditional 32. In Bethlehem, that noble place .. Ouseley

*33. A Cradle Song of the Blessed Virgin J. Barnby 34. Christmas Song .. .. .. .. Dykes 35. Jacob's Ladder .. .. .. Traditional 36. The Story of the Shepherd . .. . Barnby

*37. The Wassail Song .... .. Traditional *38. In terra pax ........ .. Dykes 39. Dives and Lazarus ... .. Traditional

*40. From far away.... Dykes *41. Carol for Christmas Day .. .. A. Sullivan 42. The Child Jesus in the Garden .. J. Stainer

THIRD SERIES. Three-halfpence each. 43. What soul-inspiring music .. Har. by J. S. 44. In the country nigh to Bethlehem.. G. Hine

*45. We three Kings of Orient are Har. by J. S. 46. Emmanuel, God with us .. .. H. Gadsby 47. New Prince, new pomp ijd. .. C. Steggall 48. A Babe is born Har. by Y. S. 49. Come, let us al: sweet Carols sing F. Champneys 5o. Let music break on this blest morn Y. B. Calkin 51. Carol for New Year's Day .. A. H. Brown 52. The Angel Gabriel Har. by J. S. 53. The Shepherds amazed A. H. Brown 54. No8l! No1! .. Har. by J. S.

55. I sing the birth G. C. Martin

56. Christmas Night .. .. A. H. Brown 57. The Christmas Celebration.. .. E. Prout 58. Arise and hail the Sacred Day A. H. Brown 59. The Holy Well Har. by J. S.

60o. The Angel and the Shepherds E. H. Thorne 61. The Coventry Carol Har. by J.

S. 62. The Morning Star .. ....J. F. Bridge 63. The Shepherds went.. .. J. F. Barnett 64. I saw three ships .. .. Har. by J. S. 65. Mountains, bow your heads W. H. Cummings 66. Luther's Carol 7..... Higgs 67. The Boy's Dream .. W. H. Monk 68. Legends of the Infancy J. F. Bridge 69. Let Christians all d. Traditional 70. Immortal Babe ..Traditional

The above 70 Carols, complete, cloth, gilt 6 o Library Edition, with Historical Preface

Roxburgh binding ..xI 6 Illustrated Edition, Ist and 2nd Series ..1i 6 Three Series (cloth, gilt, 3s.) . each 1 6 Words only, complete (cloth, 8d.) .. o 6 Words, each Series .. ... .. .. o 2

Helmore, Rey. T.1 CAROLS FOR CHRIST- Neale, Rey. J. M. MASTIDE. Set to Ancient

Melodies. 71. Here is joy for every age. 72. Earthly friends will change. 73. Gabriel's message. 74. Christ was born on Christmas Day. 75. Earth to-day rejoices. 76. Good Christian men, rejoice. 77. From church to church. 78. In the ending of the year. 79. Royal day that chasest gloom. 80. O'er the hill and o'er the vale. 8i. Good King Wenceslas. 82. Toll! toll l because there ends. s. d.

The above I2 carols, complete .. .. 6 Folio, with pianoforte accompaniment .. 7 0 Treble part .. .. .. .. .. o 8 Words only ........ .. o 2

Wensley, Shapcott.-TWELvE NEW CAROLS FOR CHRISTMAS. Twopence each.

83. O holy star .. .. .. .. J. Stainer 84. The shepherds Eaton Faning 85. Hymn of the angels G. M. Garrett *86. The anthem of peace .. .. .. J. Barnby 87. The desert .... .. Emma Mundella 88. Bethlehem .... .. Myles B. Foster 89. Daybreak .... .. Berthold Tours go. In the manger.. ...... . Barnby 91. The mother and child . Myles B. Foster 92. Christ is born .. .. .. ..J. F. Bridge 93. Christmas Day .. Battison Haynes

*94. Sweet Christmas Bells .. Y. Stainer Complete, 1/6. Tonic Sol-fa, If-.. Words only, 3d. Ten Christmas Carols. Twopence each. 95. Now join we all with holy mirth .. J. Stainer 96. Softly the night J. .M. Crament 97. Sleep, Holy Babe .... .. J. T. Field 98. Now dies in David's City .. . Swire 99. There dwelt in Old Judea R. Jackson

Ioo. Good people, give ear 3J. Swire ioI. Carol for Christmas Day .. J. T. Field o02. Ye stars of night .. .... . Swire 103. Ring out, ye bells .. .. J. H. Wallis o04. Two thousand troubled years 7. F. Bridge Complete, 1/6. Tonic Sol-fa, I/. Words only, 3d. * All Carols marked with an asterisk are also published separately in Tonic Sol-fa.

LONDON: NOVELLO AND COMPANY, LIMITED. (July, rg923.) MADE IN ENGLAND



TO MY FRIEND B. PARDOE-THOMAS, ESQ.

i t rable !ong CHRISTMAS CAROL

Words translated from the Latin by Music by Rev. H. R. BRAMLEY A. HERBERT BREWER

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1. The Vir - gin stills the cry - ing Of Lamb, my love in - vi - ting, 0 Child, of Might in -dwell - ing, My Joy, my Ex - ult - a - tion, My

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Copyright, 1924, by Novello and Company, Limited

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A CRADLE SONG cres.

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spi - rit's Con - so - la - tion; My Son, my Spouse, my love of answering meet - -ness? Or is fit mu - sic

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flow - ing, The Day-springev - er glow ing. My Bro ther,O0 lis - ten to Thy Mo ther. want ing ? Ho! An gels raise your chant ing I

Dar - ling, do not weep,......

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A CRADLE SONG rail.

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