Church Chorals and Choir Studies

Editor: R. Storrs Willis
Publisher: Clark, Austin & Smith, New York, 1850
Language: English
Notes: Numbering is by page number.
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126The harvest dawn is near[The harvest dawn is near]Page Scan
128The day is past and gone[The day is past and gone]Page Scan
129Did Christ o'er sinners weep[Did Christ o'er sinners weep]Page Scan
130Lord, we come before thee nowEDYFIELDPage Scan
131Holy, holy, holy Lord!HOMAGEPage Scan
132Praise to God, immortal praiseNUREMBURGPage Scan
133They that toil upon the deepOCEANPage Scan
134Rock of Ages, cleft for me[Rock of Ages, cleft for me]Page Scan
135Go to dark GethsemaneGETHSEMANEPage Scan
136Let us with a joyful mindMILTONPage Scan
137Weary souls that wander wideAPPEALPage Scan
138While with ceaseless course the sunBENEVENTOPage Scan
140Lord, we come before thee now[Lord, we come before thee now]Page Scan
141Gently, gently, lay thy rod[Gently, gently, lay thy rod]Page Scan
142Softly fades the twilight ray[Softly fades the twilight ray]Page Scan
143Interval of grateful shade[Interval of grateful shade]Page Scan
144To thy pastures fair and large[To thy pastures fair and large]Page Scan
145Come, said Jesus' sacred voice[Come, said Jesus' sacred voice]Page Scan
146Now begin the heavenly theme[Now begin the heavenly theme]Page Scan
147From the cross uplifted high[From the cross uplifted high]Page Scan
148Softly now the light of day[Softly now the light of day]Page Scan
150Hark, what mean those holy voicesADVENTPage Scan
151Saviour, breathe an evening blessingEVENTIDEPage Scan
152O my God, by thee forsakenAFFLICTIONPage Scan
153Praise the Lord, ye heavens adore himADORATIONPage Scan
154Come to Calvary's holy mountainCALVARYPage Scan
155Hark, ten thousand harps and voicesOFFENBACHPage Scan
156Vainly through night's weary hours[Vainly through night's weary hours]Page Scan
157See the leaves around us falling[See the leaves around us falling]Page Scan
158Hail, thou long expected Jesus[Hail, thou long expected Jesus]Page Scan
159Hark, what mean those lamentations[Hark, what mean those lamentations]Page Scan
160Love divine, all love excelling[Love divine, all love excelling]Page Scan
161O my God, by thee forsaken[O my God, by thee forsaken]Page Scan
162Praise to thee, thou great creator[Praise to thee, thou great creator]Page Scan
163Holy Ghost, dispel our sadness[Holy Ghost, dispel our sadness]Page Scan
164Jesus comes, his conflict over[Jesus comes, his conflict over]Page Scan
165Hear, O sinner, mercy hails you[Hear, O sinner, mercy hails you]Page Scan
166Glorious things of thee are spoken[Glorious things of thee are spoken]Page Scan
168Know, my soul, thy full salvation[Know, my soul, thy full salvation]Page Scan
170Sister, thou wast mild and lovelyLAMENTPage Scan
172Cease, ye mourners, cease to languish[Cease, ye mourners, cease to languish]Page Scan
174Saviour, source of every blessing[Saviour, source of every blessing]Page Scan
176Lord, dismiss us with thy blessingDISMISSIONPage Scan
177Day of judgment, day of wondersJUDGMENTPage Scan
178Rejoice, the Lord is KingEDENTONPage Scan
179Lord of the worlds aboveBETHESDAPage Scan
180O God, my gracious God, to thee[O God, my gracious God, to thee]Page Scan
182The festal morn, my God, is come[The festal morn, my God, is come]Page Scan
183If death my friend and me divide[If death my friend and me divide]Page Scan
184O Thou, that hearest the prayer of faithPENITENCEPage Scan
185I did in heart rejoiceOLD CXXIIPage Scan
186Why that look of sadness[Why that look of sadness]Page Scan
187Rise, my soul, and stretch thy wingsAMSTERDAMPage Scan
188Roll on, thou mighty ocean[Roll on, thou mighty ocean]Page Scan
189The winter is over and gone[The winter is over and gone]Page Scan
190Through thy protecting care[Through thy protecting care]Page Scan
192The day is far spent, the evening is nighHAMILTONPage Scan
193Fairest Lord JesusCRUSADER'S HYMNPage Scan
194The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know[The Lord is my Shepherd, no want shall I know]Page Scan

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