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MOTETT SOCIETY'S PUBLICATIONS.-A Colle&tion of Ancient Church Mufic originally printed for the Motett Society, confifting of Services and

Anthems by the beft Englifh and Italian Compofers, in Vocal Score, with feparate Accompaniment for the Organ, by EDWARD F. RIMBAULT, LL.D., F.S.A.

VOL. I.-ANTHEMS FOR FESTIVALS.-Price 24s. Or fingly, thus:-

23 BYRn. Blefs the Lord, ye his angels. S.S.A.T.B. 4 PALESTRINA. If thou fialt confefs. S.A.T.B. St. Michae o St. Andrew

21 CROCE. And they went forth. S.A.T.B. 5 - Almighty and ever-living God. S.A.T.B. St. Bartholomew o 6 St. Thomas

22 -- Charge them that are rich. S.A.T.B. 6 - O Jerufalem. S.S.T.B. St. Stephen St. Matthew o 6 7 - Thefe things have I written unto you. S.S.T.B.

25 - Now unto him. S.A.T.B. St.Simon&St.Jude o 9 St. John the EvangeliJ/ 12 DI LAsso. Behold I will fend my messenger. S.A.T.B. 8 - Thefearethey thatfollowthe Lamb. S.A.T.B.

The lurification o 9 7be Innocents 14 - And the angel came unto her. S.A.T.B. 9 --- This hall be the covenant. S.A.T.T.B.

The Annunciation o 9 Tbc Circumcifion 5 - If ye keep my commandments. S.A.T.B. 10 - Break forth intojoy. S.A.T.T.B. TheEpiphany

St. Mark o 9 28 - Behold the Lamb of God. S.A.T.T.B. Eafter 17 - For he was a good man. s S.A.B. St. Barnabas o 9 29 - How beautiful upon the mountains. S.A.T.B.

8 -- The voice of him that crieth. s.s.A.B. Afcenfion St. John the Baptif o 9 31 -- Holy, holy, holy, Lord God Almighty.

19 - He faith unto them. S.A.T.B. . St. Peter I o .S.A.T.B. . . Trinity Sunday 20 Are ye able to drink of the cup. S.S.A.B. 15 PORTA, I have appeared unto thee. S.A.T.B.

St. James the Apofjle o Converfion of St. Paul 24. -- But watch thou in all things. S.A.TB St.Luke o 9 I REDFORD. Rejoice in the Lord. S.S.T.B. Aduent 27 Havemercyupon me. S.A.T.B.B. AJh-Wednefday 4 o 30 TALLIS. If ye love me keep my commandments.

2 LuPI. Now it is high time. S.S.A.A.T.B. Advent o 9 S.A.T.B. . . . Whitfunday 16 MASERA. Bleffed is the man. S.A.T.B 3 VITTORIA. Behold, I bring you glad tidings.

St. Philip and St. yames o 9 S.A.T.T.B. . . Crifmas 26 NANNII. All thy works praife thee. S.S.A.T.B. 3 -- Come unto me, all ye that labour. S.A.T.B.

All Saints x 6 St. Matthias

VOL. II.-SERVICES.-Price 15s.

38 BLOW. San&us and Gloria in Excelfis (in D), 4 v. 35 BARCROFT. Te Deum and Benedi&us (in F), 4 v. 33 COLONNA. Magnificat and Nunc dimittis, double

choir 34 GABRIKLLI. Magnificat (in C), double choir

Jingly, thus:- I o 37 PALESTRINA. MagnificatandNuncdimittis (in F),4v. 3 3 36 STONARD. Magnificat and Nunc dimittis (in C),

S.A.T.T.B. . 2 6 32 VITTORIA. Kyrie, Nicene Creed, San&cus, and I 9 Gloria in excelfis (in C) 4 voices

VOL. III.-MISCELLANEOUS ANTHEMS.-Price 24s.

39 BARCROFT. O Almighty God. S.A.T.B. 44 BYRD. Prevent us, O Lord. S.A.T.B. 64 - Save me, O God. s.s T.B. 43 CERTON. I will alway give thanks. s.s T. 71 CROCe. Behold now praife the Lord. S.A.T.B. 72 --- praife the Lord of Heaven. S.A.T.B. 73 - 0 give thanks unto the Lord. S.A.T.B. 74 - Teach me thy way, O Lord. S.A.T.B. 75 - Give ear, Lord, unto my prayer. S.A.T.B. 76 - Behold, I bring you glad tidings. S.A.T.B. 41 Di LAsso. O praife the Lord. S.S.A.T.B. 42 - Not unto us. S.S.A.T.B . . 63 - Hear my prayer, O Lord. S.A.T.B. 66 I will love thee. S.A.T.B. 77 - Save me, 0 God. S.A.T B. 68 DEL MEL. O praife theLord. S.A.T.B. 48 FARRANT. Unto thee, O Lord. S.S.T.B. 40 GIBBoNS. Why art thou fo heavy, O my foul?

S.A.T.B.

53 - O Lord, increafe my faith. S.A.T.B. 79 HOOPER. Teach me thy way, O Lord. S.A.T.B.

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59 - Unto thee, 0 God. s S..A.A . o 6 6o Behold now praife the Lord. S.S.A.T. . O o 6 67 - Save me, O God. S.A.T.B. . . O o 9 78 - 0 God, wherefore art thou abfent. S.A.T.B. I

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IV. MOZART'S SUCCINCT THOROUGH-BASS

SCHOOL. Translated from the German, by SABILLA NOVELLO. The musical examples revised by JOSIAH PITTMAN.

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DEAR SIR,-In reply to your question as to the circumstances connected with the origin of Mozart's Succinct Method of Thorough-Bass, I have to say, that in an interview which I had with the Abbe Stadler at Vienna, in 1827, he informed me that such a work was written for his niece by Mozart. This young lady was Mozart's pupil in pianoforte playing and harmony; and friendship for her, and for her uncle, made him undertake the task. I am pretty certain that together with a portion of the manuscript sheets of the Requiem, which the Abbe showed me, I saw also those of this little book; the former work, of course, from its great interest, has the stronger hold on my memory.

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