Anon. "Some seraph lend your heav'nly tongue"

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From a collection of 56 hymns and metrical psalm tunes "extracted from [Thomas] Butt's Harmonia Sacra, & Keiths Collectn".

"Harmonia Sacra P 64. Mitcham 8 & 6"

Butts 64.

Key: D

Tempo: [C]

Medium: 2 Tr, bc

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Sir Herbert Mackworth collection of opera scores, 1600-1900442

Johann Adolf Hasse, Arminio [opera]442/1

Giovanni Bononcini and Francesco Gasperini [cantatas]442/2

Alessandro Scarlatti, La statira [opera]442/3

Giovanni Bononcini, Il trionfo di Camilla [opera]442/4

[Various cantatas, songs, minuets and keyboard pieces]442/5

[Various arias, cantatas and motets]442/6

Pietro Giuseppe Sandoni [cantatas] and George Frideric Handel, Alessandro [aria]442/7

Pietro Giuseppe Sandoni, Lessons for the harpsichord [and works by Naumann, Handel, Howard, Bononcini, Stanley and Hayes]442/8

Johann Adolf Hasse, Attilio regolo [opera]442/9

Johann Adolf Hasse, Didone abbandonata [opera]442/10

Giovanni Maria Capelli, I fratelli riconosciuti [opera]442/11

Johann Adolf Hasse, Artaserse [opera]442/12

Johann Adolf Hasse, Il tigrane [arias, and works by Leonardo Leo and Leonardo Vinci]442/13

Joseph de Torres [and other Spanish composers] [cantatas]442/14

Johann Adolf Hasse, Cleofide [opera]442/15

Alessandro Scarlatti, Serenata [cantatas]442/16

[Various operatic arias]442/17

Nicola Porpora, Siface [opera]442/18

Alessandro Scarlatti [cantatas]442/19

Johann Adolf Hasse, Il ciro riconosciuto [opera]442/20

Nicolas Dôthel [sonatas]442/21

Anon. Sonate per due flauti travso e violoncello [sonatas]442/23

George Frideric Handel and Giovanni Bononcini [minuets]442/24

Giovanni Bononcini, Presso allo stuol pomposo di mille fiori [cantata]442/25

[Anonymous keyboard music]442/26

[Psalms and hymns]442/27

Anon. "Praise to the God [that] arched ye Sky"442/27/1

Anon. "O God our Help in ages past"442/27/2

Anon. "The sun of righteousness"442/27/3

Anon. "When all thy mercys oh my God"442/27/4

Anon. "Away my unbelieving Fear"442/27/5

Anon. ["The voice of my beloved sounds"]442/27/6

Anon. "Praise ye the Lord th' immortal choir"442/27/7

Anon. "Praise ye Lord enthron'd"442/27/8

Anon. "Stand & adore How glorious is He"442/27/9

Anon. "My God my King"442/27/10

Anon. "Come lett us join our cheerfull songs"442/27/11

Anon. "Lett every Tongue thy Goodness speak"442/27/12

Anon. "Sweet is the memory of thy Grace"442/27/13

Anon. "Praise ye the Ld"442/27/14

Anon. "With Glory clad wth Strength arrayed"442/27/15

Anon. "From whence these dire Portents"442/27/16

Anon. "When I with pleasing wonder stand"442/27/17

Anon. "Father God who seest in me"442/27/18

Anon. "Come ye weary Sinners come"442/27/19

Anon. "Hail the day that sees him rise"442/27/20

Anon. "And late this Feeble body"442/27/21

Anon. "Hail Hail reviv'd reviving Spring"442/27/22

Anon. "Soldiers of Ch[ris]t arise"442/27/23

Anon. ["Hail, holy ... Lord"]442/27/24

Anon. "With earnest longings"442/27/25

Anon. "Some seraph lend your heav'nly tongue"442/27/26

Anon. "Rejoice ye Lord is King"442/27/27

Anon. "The Lord Jehovah reigns"442/27/28

Anon. "Lord how Secure & Blessd are They"442/27/29

Anon. "O Love divine how sweet thou art"442/27/30

Anon. "Love divine all Loves excelling"442/27/31

Anon. "On all the earth thy spirit shower"442/27/32

Anon. "Weary world when will it End"442/27/33

Anon. "The Lord of Sabbath"442/27/34

Anon. "Lord of the Worlds above"442/27/35

Anon. "Father how wide thy Glory shines"442/27/36

Anon. "Regent of all ye Worlds above"442/27/37

Anon. "Ah! woe is me"442/27/38

Anon. ["And is the lovely shadow fled"]442/27/39

Anon. "God part of all redeeming Grace"442/27/40

Anon. ["Hail Jesus our great High Priest"]442/27/41

Anon. "O what shall I do my Saviour to praise"442/27/42

Anon. "When I survey the"442/27/43

Anon. "Come lett us anew"442/27/44

Anon. "Sinners rejoice [your peace is made]"442/27/45

Anon. "Lamb of God"442/27/46

Anon. "Happy soul thy days are ended all"442/27/47

Anon. "God of my Life"442/27/48

Anon. ["God of all grace and majesty"]442/27/49

Anon. ["O God my God my all art thou"]442/27/50

Anon. ["Angels speak let man give ear"]442/27/51

Anon. ["Lord and God of heavn'ly powers"]442/27/52

Anon. "Jesus drinks the bitter cup"442/27/53

Anon. "Ah! lovely [the appearance of death]"442/27/54

Anon. "O King of Glory thy rich Grace"442/27/55

Anon. "Lord when my Thoughts wth wonder roll"442/27/56

"Tarentini" [Giuseppe Tartini?] [sonatas]442/28

Robert Woodcock and Tomaso Albinoni [concertos]442/29

"Sabbatini" [Luigi Antonio Sabbatini?] [sonatas]442/30

[Various operatic airs, duets and keyboard pieces]442/31

John Christopher Pepusch [sonatas] and Francis Werner [cotillion]442/32

"Kohler", Six trios442/33

John Christopher Pepusch, Cantata a voce sola con flauto442/34a

George Frideric Handel and Attilio Malachia Ariosti [arias]442/34b

Francesco Bartolomeo Conti, Idolo mio vezzoso se dirò che t'adoro [cantata]442/35a

Alessandro Marcello, E lasciarti dovrò [...] Mia bella Irene [cantata]442/35b

[Anonymous keyboard pieces, one attributed to Pietro Giuseppe Sandoni]442/36a

Anon. "Sinfonia"442/36b

George Frideric Handel, The harp that once through Tara's halls [song]442/36c

[Anonymous duets for violin and violoncello]442/36d

Tomaso Albinoni, Op. 7, no. 6 [oboe concerto]442/36e

Diogeno Bigaglia, "Vaghe luci del mio sole" [cantata]442/36f

Anon. "Se mai torna o pianta amica" [cantata]442/36g

Pietro Giuseppe Sandoni, Sonata per il cembalo442/37a

Anon. [Dances for keyboard]442/37b

[Various English songs]442/38

[Restoration Theatre Suites]442/39a

Nicola Matteis [Dances, parts for 1st violin]442/39b

Nicola Matteis [Dances, parts for 2nd violin]442/39c

Nicola Matteis [Dances, parts for 2nd violin]442/39d

Nicola Matteis, Arie diverse per il violino442/39e

Nicola Matteis, The second treble of the third and fourth parts442/39f

[Various airs for recorder]442/39g

[Various English airs for recorder]442/39h

[Various dances, instrumental pieces]442/39j

[Various English repertory]442/39k

[Various vocal and instrumental music]442/39l

Robert Valentine, Six solos [and anonyous duets]442/40