William Hutchins Callcott

No.5. From the Celebrated 45th Service. "Grace, mercy, and peace from God our Father and Jesus Christ Our Lord." Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. Second Series.

No.2. From the Celebrated Service in B-flat. "Blessed is he that cometh in the name of the Lord." Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. First Series.

No.3.Adapted to the XIII Psalm. "As the hart panteth after the water brooks . . ." Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. Third Series.

No.7. "Sing aloud unto God our strenth . . . " Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. Second Series.

No.4. "Now abideth faith, hope, and charity, these three, but the greatest of these is charity." Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated
Composers. First Series.

No.5. From the Seventh Service. The third day He rose again from the dead. Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. Third Series.

No.2. From the Oratoria of "Joseph." "Remember now thy Creator . . ." Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. Second Series.

No.6. "Like as the hart desireth the water . . . " Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. First Series.

(No.1) Lord of all Power and Might; Collect for 7th Sunday after Trinity; Composed by The Revd. W. Mason; (No.2) The City of Perfection; poetry by Newton; composed by Naumann (contains tune "Glorious Things"); (No.3) The Dying Christian to his Soul; poetry by Pope; composed by Harwood (contains tunes "Vital Spark," "Hark! They Whisper Angels Say," "The World Recedes"); (No.4) The Hymn of Eve; Poetry by an Unknown Author; composed by Dr. Arnel (contains tune "Lend, Lend Your Wings); (No.5) Eve's Lamentation, poetry by Milton, composed by M.P. King; ( No. 6) Before Jehovah's awful throne; poetry by Dr. Watts; composed by Madan (contains the tunes "Before Jehovah's," "His Sov'reign Power," "We'll Crow'd Thy Gates," "Wide as the World") Series Title The Adoration; Popular Sacred Melodies (First Series)

No.7. From the Celebrated Second Service. "Glory to God in the Highest." Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. First Series.

(No.7) O Lord! have mercy upon me; Psalm 9th, Verse 13; composed by
Pergolesi; (No.8) Bless the Lord, O my soul; Psalm 103, Verse 1; composed
by Mozart; (No.9) I will sing of Thy mercy; Psalm 89th, Verse 1; composed
by Cherubini; (No.10) Glory to God in the highest; Luke 11, Verse 14;
composed by Haydn;(No.11) Bow down thine ear, O Lord; Psalm 86th, Verse 1;
composed by Mendelssohn; (No.12) Happy are the People; Psalm 144, Verse 15th;
composed by Handel

No.5. From the Celebrated 45th Service. "Grace, mercy, and peace from God our Father and Jesus Christ Our Lord." Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. Second Series.

No.2. From the Oratoria of "Joseph." "Remember now thy Creator . . ." Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. Second Series.

Make Me No Gaudy Chaplet. The Favorite Canzonetta in the Opera of Lucrezia Borgia.

No.7. "Sing aloud unto God our strenth . . . " Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. second Series.

No.4. From theNinety First Psalm. "He shall cover thee with His feathers . . . " Series Title The Holy Family. Admired Sacred Melodies By The Most Celebrated Composers. Second Series.