Christ Church Music Catalogue
The following materials are available for purchase on microfilm as detailed below. The contents of the reels are believed to be accurate, in so far as the items listed below appear on the reels, but as the catalogue is not yet complete there may be other material in addition. You should check with the publisher of the microfilm before ordering, and Christ Church accepts no liability should the contents differ from those stated here.
|
Series: The music collection of Christ Church, Oxford
Available from: Primary Source Microfilm, Cengage Gale, Cheriton House, Northway, Andover, Hampshire, SP10 5BE, United Kingdom.
Telephone: +44 (0)1264 342832, E-mail: emea.customerservices@cengage.com.
| Mus. 18 | Reel 3 | |
The full details of the contents of these reels are shown below, with the material of interest highlighted in red in the left margin. The reels which you would need to obtain to acquire this material are highlighted in pink. These reels may also contain some part-books from other sets. If further reels of film are required to complete these other sets, these are also shown below so that you can judge whether or not they are of interest.
| Reel 3 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Mus. 16 | Mus. 16 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 1 All people that on earth do dwell / Henry Aldrich (after an unidentified model) |
pp. 1-2 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 2 O Lord my God (= Almighty God, who by the leading) / John Bull, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 3-9 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 3 Hide not thou thy face from us / Richard Farrant, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 9-12 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 4 By the waters of Babylon / Henry Aldrich (?) |
pp. 12-15 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 5 Blessed is the man (= Glorious and powerful God) / Orlando Gibbons, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 16-21 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 6 God is our refuge / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi?) |
pp. 21-26 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 7 O praise the Lord / Pelham Humfrey, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 27-32 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 8 I was in the spirit (= And I heard a great voice) / Henry Aldrich (after John Blow) |
pp. 33-39 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 9 Thy beauty, O Israel (= How are the mighty fallen) / Michael Wise, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 40-45 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 10 All people that on earth do dwell / Henry Aldrich (after an unidentified model) |
pp. 46-47 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 11 Behold, thou hast made my days / Orlando Gibbons, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 48-51 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 12 Give sentence with me (= Almighty and everlasting God) / Orlando Gibbons, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 52-53 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 13 O how amiable / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi?) |
pp. 55-59 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 14 It is a good thing / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi?) |
pp. 59-62 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 15 For Sion's sake (derived from Egredimini caelestes curiae + Suscitavit Dominus + Annunciate gentes) / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi) |
pp. 63-69 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 16 O pray for the peace of Jerusalem / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi?) |
pp. 69-75 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 17 O Lord, I will praise thee (derived from Laudemus virum gloriosum + Dicite nobis) / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi) |
pp. 76-81 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 18 Haste thee, O Lord my God (= O dulcissimum Mariae nomen + final chorus of Jephte) / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi) |
pp. 82-85 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 19 Behold in heaven, on the right hand / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi?) |
pp. 86-91 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 20 I am well pleased (= Praevaluerunt in nos inimici + Vidi impium superexaltatum) / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi) |
pp. 92-100 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 21 Call to remembrance / Richard Farrant, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 101-102 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 22 Hold not thy tongue (= Nativitas tua) / Henry Aldrich (after Palestrina) |
pp. 103-104 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 23 O Lord, the maker of all thing / William Mundy |
pp. 105-106 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 24 O God the king of glory (= O rex gloriae) / Henry Aldrich (after Palestrina) |
pp. 107-109 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 25 Hold not thy tongue (= Nativitas tua) / Henry Aldrich (after Palestrina) |
pp. 109-111 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 26 We have heard with our ears (= Doctor bonus) / Henry Aldrich (after Palestrina) |
pp. 112-115 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 27 Why art thou so vexed (= Ave Maria) / Henry Aldrich (after Palestrina) |
pp. 115-117 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 28 The eye of the Lord (= Jesus junxit se) / Henry Aldrich (after Palestrina) |
pp. 118-120 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 29 My heart is fixed (= Nos autem gloriari) / Henry Aldrich (after Palestrina) |
pp. 121-123 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 30 The eye of the Lord (= Jesus junxit se) / Henry Aldrich (after Palestrina) |
pp. 123-125 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 31 I look for the Lord (based on Absterge Domine) / Henry Aldrich (after Tallis) |
pp. 133-135 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 32 I will magnify thee (based on Absterge Domine) / Henry Aldrich (after Tallis) |
pp. 136-138 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 33 O Lord, rebuke me not (= The Lord bless us) / Robert White, arr. William Husbands |
pp. 139-141 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 35 Save me, O God / William Byrd, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 145-147 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 36 O Lord, I bow the knees / Henry Aldrich, after William Mundy |
pp. 148-150 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 37 O give thanks unto the Lord, for he / John Mundy |
pp. 151-154 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 38 Be not wroth (= Civitas sancti tui) / Henry Aldrich (after Byrd) |
pp. 142-144 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 39 O Lord, make thy servants King William and Queen Mary / William Byrd |
pp. 170-172 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 40 Sing joyfully / William Byrd |
pp. 173-176 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 41 O Lord, make thy servant Elizabeth (here adapted to read 'our sovereign lady, Queen Anne') / William Byrd |
pp. 177-179 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 42 Hosanna to the son of David / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 180-183 | |
| Mus. 16, no. 43 Lift up your heads, O ye gates / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 183-186 | |
| Reel 3 | ||
| Mus. 18 | Mus. 18 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 1 Amanti, sentite Amor / Marco Marazzoli |
pp. 1-4 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 2 Pensieri quietate |
p. 4 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 3 Occhi belli, ohime |
pp. 5-6 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 4 O misera Dorinda / Francesco Turini |
pp. 7-10 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 5 Celebrate Dominum / Christopher Gibbons |
pp. 11-13 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 6 With notes that are both loud and sweet / George Jeffreys |
pp. 13-17 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 7 Care selve beate / Giacomo Carissimi |
pp. 18-20 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 8 Let God arise / William Lawes |
pp. 21-22 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 9 Lucifer / Giacomo Carissimi |
pp. 23-25 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 10 Turn thee unto me, O Lord / John Blow |
pp. 26-28 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 11 Behold, thou hast made my days (ornamented alto verses and organ only) / Orlando Gibbons, arr. Henry Aldrich |
pp. 29-31 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 12 How long wilt thou forget me / Christopher Gibbons |
pp. 32-34 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 13 Ave maris stella |
pp. 35-36 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 14 Cur sic ploras |
pp. 37-39 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 15 Heu me miseram / George Jeffreys |
pp. 39-43 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 16 O quam gloriosus factus es (= O quam gloriosa facta es, O Maria) / Alessandro Grandi (i) |
pp. 43-45 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 17 Hodie [...] per totum mundum (opening fragmentary) |
pp. 45-47 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 18 In guilty night / Robert Ramsey |
pp. 48-51 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 19 Sing unto the Lord / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 52-56 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 20 Salvator mundi Domine / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 57-63 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 21 Erit gloria Domini / George Jeffreys |
pp. 64-65 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 22 Tu dulcis es, Messia (incomplete) (= Tu pulchra es, Maria) / Alessandro Grandi (i) |
pp. 66-68 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 23 Et ingrediar ad altare Dei (incomplete) / George Jeffreys |
pp. 68-70 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 24 Quid timidi estis (incomplete) / Agostino Facchi |
pp. 70-73 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 25 O quam suave est nomen tuum, Messia (incomplete) (= O quam suave est nomen tuum, Maria) / Alessandro Grandi (i) |
pp. 74-75 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 26 I charge you, O daughters of Jerusalem / Michael Wise |
pp. 76-77 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 27 I am come into my garden / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 77-81 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 28 O Lord our governor / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 81-83 | |
| Mus. 18, no. 29 O bone Jesu / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 83-86 | |
| Reel 3 | ||
| Mus. 19 | Mus. 19 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 1 Service in G: T/J/K/C/M/N / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 1-16 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 2 Service in A: T/J/K/C/Ca/D / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 17-36 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 3 Service in F: T/Jx2/K/C/M/N] / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 37-75 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 4 Service in e: Be (inc.) / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 76-78 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 5 O Lord our governor / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 101-103 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 6 The Lord is king, and hath put on / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 103-108 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 7 I waited patiently for the Lord / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 109-115 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 8 Praise the Lord, O ye his servants / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 115-121 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 9 O God, thou art my God / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 122-127 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 10 Have mercy upon me, O Lord / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 127-132 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 11 Give the king thy judgements / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 133-138 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 12 O Lord, I have heard thy voice / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 139-146 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 13 I will love thee, O Lord / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 147-153 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 14 O sing unto the Lord / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 154-156 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 15 I will exalt thee / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 157-162 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 16 If the Lord himself / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 163-168 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 17 Unto thee, O Lord / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 168-174 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 18 Who's this that comes from Edom? / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 174-183 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 19 Comfort ye, my people / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 184-190 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 20 We have a strong city / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 191-196 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 21 Out of the deep / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 199-201 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 22 O praise the Lord, all ye heathen / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 201-203 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 23 Sing unto the Lord, O ye saints / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 204-207 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 24 Give ear, O Lord / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 207-210 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 25 Service in G: S/G / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 210-212 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 26 God is our hope and strength / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 213-217 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 27 Behold now, praise the Lord / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 218-221 | |
| Mus. 19, no. 28 O give thanks unto the Lord for he / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 223-226 | |
| Reel 3 | ||
| Mus. 21 | Mus. 21 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 1 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 1) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 2-3 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 2 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 2) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 4-6 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 3 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 4) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 6-9 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 4 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 5) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 8-9 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 5 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 7) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 10-11 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 6 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 6) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 12-13 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 7 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 8) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 14-15 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 8 Fantasia a3 (VdGS 9) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 16-17 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 9 Variations on 'Go from my window' a6 (MB 48 no. 40; bars 143-9 and 158-64 only) / Orlando Gibbons |
p. 19 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 10 Fantasia a6 (MB 48 no. 37) / Orlando Gibbons? |
pp. 20-25 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 11 Fantasia a6 (MB 48 no. 38) / Orlando Gibbons? |
pp. 26-29 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 12 Fantasia(?) a6 (MB 48 no. 39) / Orlando Gibbons? |
pp. 30-41 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 13 The silver swan (1612 no. 1) / Orlando Gibbons |
p. 57 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 14 O that the learned poets (1612 no. 2) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 58-61 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 15 I weigh not fortune's frown (1612 no. 3) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 62-65 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 16 I tremble not at noise of war (1612 no. 4) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 66-69 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 17 I see ambition never pleased (1612 no. 5) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 70-73 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 18 I feign not friendship (1612 no. 6) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 74-77 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 19 How art thou thralled (1612 no. 7) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 78-81 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 20 Farewell all joys (1612 no. 8) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 82-85 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 21 Dainty fine bird (1612 no. 9) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 86-89 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 22 Fair ladies, that to love (1612 no. 10) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 88-91 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 23 'Mongst thousands good (1612 no. 11) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 92-95 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 24 Now each flowery bank of May (1612 no. 12) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 96-101 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 25 Lais now old (1612 no. 13) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 100-104 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 26 What is our life? (1612 no. 14) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 104-110 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 27 Ah, dear heart (1612 no. 15) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 110-111 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 28 Fair is the rose (1612 no. 16) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 112-117 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 29 Nay, let me weep (1612 no. 17) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 117-121 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 30 Yet if that age (1612 no. 19) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 122-125 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 31 Ne'er let the sun (1612 no. 18) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 126-129 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 32 Trust not too much (1612 no. 20) / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 130-135 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 33 Awake my soul (= EECM anon. anthems no. 90) |
pp. 136-141 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 34 Fantasia a5: O voi che sospirate (VdGS 48) / John Coprario |
pp. 142-145 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 35 Fantasia a5 (VdGS 49) / John Coprario |
pp. 146-149 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 36 Fantasia a5: Fuggi se sai fuggire (VdGS 38) / John Coprario |
pp. 150-153 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 37 Fantasia a5: In te mio nove sole (VdGS 6) / John Coprario |
pp. 154-157 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 38 Fantasia a5: Al primo giorno = In un boschetto (VdGS 10) / John Coprario |
pp. 158-161 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 39 Fantasia a5: Chi può mirarvi = Non posso più soffrire (VdGS 11) / John Coprario |
pp. 162-165 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 40 See, see, the Word is incarnate / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 176-189 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 41 Sing unto the Lord / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 190-201 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 42 This is the record of John / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 200-209 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 43 O all true faithful hearts / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 210-217 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 44 We praise thee, O Father / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 218-229 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 45 Great King of Gods / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 230-241 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 46 Glorious and powerful God / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 242-254 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 47 Lord, grant grace / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 254-261 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 48 Blessed are all they that fear the Lord / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 262-271 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 49 Behold, thou hast made my days / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 272-281 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 50 O Lord, in thee is all my trust / Orlando Gibbons |
pp. 282-292 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 101 S'io vivo, anima mia (clefs and text-incipit only) / Pomponio Nenna |
p. 43 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 102 Extended fantasia for two trebles and bass (VdGS 39) / Christopher Gibbons |
pp. 44-47 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 103 Extended fantasia for two trebles and bass (VdGS 40) / Christopher Gibbons |
pp. 48-51 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 104 Extended fantasia for two trebles and bass (VdGS 41) / Christopher Gibbons |
pp. 52-56 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 105 Alma afflitta che fai? / Pomponio Nenna |
pp. 294-295 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 106 Tu mi lasci, crudel / Pomponio Nenna |
pp. 296-297 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 107 Mercè, grido piangendo / Pomponio Nenna |
pp. 298-299 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 108 Occhi belli, occhi chiari / Pomponio Nenna |
pp. 300-301 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 109 La piaga ch'ho nel core / Claudio Monteverdi |
pp. 302-303 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 110 Cor mio, mentre vi miro / Claudio Monteverdi |
pp. 304-305 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 111 Volgea l'anima mia / Claudio Monteverdi |
pp. 306-308 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 112 Cor mio, non mori? (opening only) / Claudio Monteverdi |
p. 308 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 113 Beltà, poi che t'assenti / Carlo Gesualdo |
pp. 310-313 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 114 Divisions on a ground (end of bass part only) / Francis Farmelo |
p. 321 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 115 Softly, O softly drop / John Wilbye |
pp. 322-325 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 116 Salve Regina (a6; prima pars only, incomplete at end) / Peter Philips |
pp. 328-330 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 117 Anima del cor mio (incomplete) / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 331-333 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 118 Lungi da te, ben mio / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 332-335 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 119 Ite, caldi sospiri / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 335-337 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 120 O se vedeste un poco / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 338-340 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 121 S'el miser cor avampa / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 340-343 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 122 Arda pur sempre, o mora / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 342-345 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 123 O donna troppo cruda / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 345-347 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 124 S'io vivo, anima mia / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 348-349 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 125 Ma se da voi / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 350-351 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 126 Se l'alma è in me smarrita / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 350-353 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 127 Occhi per me crudeli / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 352-355 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 128 Occhi belli, occhi cari / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 354-357 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 129 Occhi, lumi del cielo / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 356-359 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 130 Filli, dolce ben mio / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 360-363 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 131 Tirsi, dolce ben mio / Giovanni Lorenzo Missino |
pp. 362-365 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 132 La mia Clori è brunetta / Tarquinio Merula |
pp. 366-369 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 133 Immortal margarita non del mar (incomplete; outer voices only) / Tarquinio Merula |
pp. 368-371 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 134 fragment; incomplete (outer voices only) / Tarquinio Merula? |
pp. 371-372 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 201 Bow down thine ear / Benjamin Rogers |
pp. 166-170 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 202 I beheld, and lo! a great multitude / Benjamin Rogers |
pp. 171-175 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 203 Short service in a minor: M/N / Benjamin Rogers |
pp. 314-318 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 204 O that the salvation were given / Benjamin Rogers |
pp. 319-320 | |
| Mus. 21, no. 205 Te Deum patrem colimus / Benjamin Rogers |
p. 320 | |
| Reel 3 | ||
| Mus. 22 | Mus. 22 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 1 O Lord, I have sinned / John Blow |
pp. 1-6 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 2 The Lord said unto my lord / Christopher Gibbons |
pp. 7-11 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 3 Who shall separate us / Matthew Locke |
pp. 12-16 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 4 Lord, how are they increased / John Blow |
pp. 17-21 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 5 Service in e: Te Deum / John Blow |
pp. 22-26 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 6 Service in A: T/J/K/C/M/N / John Blow |
pp. 27-45 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 7 How doth the city sit solitary / John Blow |
pp. 45-49 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 8 Teach me, O Lord, the way / Christopher Gibbons |
pp. 50-53 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 9 Gloria Patri et Filio / John Blow |
pp. 53-54 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 10 I will cry unto thee, O God / John Blow |
pp. 55-58 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 11 Jesus seeing the multitudes / John Blow |
pp. 59-65 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 12 Turn thou us, O good Lord / Henry Cooke |
pp. 66-68 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 13 Turn thee unto me, O Lord / John Blow |
pp. 69-73 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 14 Man that is born of a woman (Funeral sentences, Z27) / Henry Purcell |
pp. 73-79 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 15 Like as the hart / Pelham Humfrey |
pp. 80-84 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 16 They prevented me (chorus from 'I will love thee'; ZN67(3)) / Henry Purcell |
p. 88 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 17 (untexted bass line) |
p. 88 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 18 O Lord, I have heard thy voice / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 89-96 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 19 I will love thee, O Lord / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 97-105 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 20 My song shall be alway (Z31) / Henry Purcell |
pp. 105-114 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 21 O how amiable / Henry Aldrich (after Carissimi) |
pp. 115-119 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 22 The Lord is king, and hath put on / Henry Aldrich |
pp. 120-122 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 23 Not unto us, O Lord / Matthew Locke |
pp. 123-131 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 24 (partial list of contents) |
p. 131A | |
| Mus. 22, no. 25 (List of anthems, some of which are included in the copies above.) |
p. 131D | |
| Mus. 22, no. 26 Blessed is he whose unrighteousness / Richard Goodson (i) |
pp. 133-156 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 27 Flat service in C: Magnificat / William Child |
pp. 159-160 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 28 Praise the Lord, O my soul / Maurice Greene |
pp. 161-170A | |
| Mus. 22, no. 29 The Lord is king, be the people never so impatient |
pp. 171-177 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 30 My strength will I ascribe (opening only, incomplete) / John Stanley |
p. 178 | |
| Mus. 22, no. 31 Service in e: J/Ca/D / John Blow |
pp. 180-199 | |