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Back MatterSource: The Musical Times and Singing Class Circular, Vol. 8, No. 170 (Apr. 1, 1857), pp. 31-36Published by: Musical Times Publications Ltd.Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/3370481 .
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March, 1857. J, ALFRED NOVELLO is now issuing Centenary editions of Handel's Oratorios and
Cantatas, complete, in Vocal Score, for Is. 6d. or 2s. each,and portions of them at the cost of a few pence; in order to facilitate the universal celebration of the Centenary commemoration of the great Composer's death (in 1759), which appears likely to absorb the chief share of attention in musical society between the present period and the year 1859.
To aid this national musical movement, and in gratitude for the public patronage already bestowed upon J. ALFRED NOVELLO'S original conception and production of the Cheap Octavo Oratorios, he is now selling complete Vocal Score copies of the following works at the small prices stated; viz.;-
Whole In paper scarlet
H3ANDEL'3 S cover. cloth, gilt. MESSIAH . ... 2 0 4 O JUDAS MACCABIEUS ...2 0 4 0 ISRAEL IN EGYPT ... 20 40 SAMSON ... .. ... 2 Q 40 SOLOMON ... 2 0 4 0 JEPHTHA . . . ... 2 0 40 JOSHUA ..... 2 0 40 DEBORAH ... .... 20 40 SAUL ... ... ... 20 4 0 DiflTTiGEN TE DEUM ) CORONATION ANTHEM ... 1 6 3 0 ZADOCK THE PRIEST ALtFXANDER'S FEAST ... 2 0 4 0 ACIS AND GALATEA . 1 6 3 0 ODE ON ST. CECILIA'S DAY 1 6 3 0 The last three, bound in 1 vol., whole scarlet cloth, 6s. 6d,
HAYDN. THE CREATION ... ... 2 0 30
MENDELSSOHN'S ST. PAUL ... . 20 40 HYMN OF PRAISE ... 2 0 40 AS THE HART PANTS 1 0 The Hymn of Praise and As the Hart pants, bound in
one volume, whole scarlet cloth, 5s.
MOZART, HAYDN, AND BEETHOVEN. The Three Favorite Masses, with the Latin words, and
an English adaptation by R. G. LORAINE, Esq. Whole
In paper scarlet cover, cloth, gilt
*Mozart'sTWELFT MASS ..2 0 3 6 EHaydn's THID, or
IMPERIAL MASS .. 2 0 3 6 Beethoven's MASS IN ... 2 0 3 6
The above three Masses, bound in one volume, whole scarlet cloth, 7s.
*Mozart's GRAND REQUIEM MASS ... .. ... 2 0 3 6
* To these Masses are added Mr. E. HOLMEs' Critical Essays, extracted from the Musical Times.
Beethoven's ENGEDI; or, David in the Wildernes (Mount of Olives) .. . . 1 6 3 0
ROMBERG. THE LAY OF THE BELL 1 6 3 0
ROSSINI'S STABAT MATER, with the Latin
words, and an English adaptation by WILLIAM BALL ... ... 6 3
When these Octavo editions were first printed in 1846, nothing of the kind had ever been attempted; and, from the very small prices charged, their commercial success was deemed by competent authorities to be far from hopeful. It might have been so, but that an extended use for these books was invented at the same time-viz., the use of such books by the AUDIENCE, instead of being confined, as previously, to the PERFORMnERS. Novello's editions were also the first type works which had the words (or text) of a proportionate size to the music, so that both could be conveniently read at the same distance from the eye.
These causes combined to give the Octavos a success far beyond the most sanguine expecta- tions of the designer; the number of complete Oratorios, Masses, and Cantatas, has been constantly increased, comprehending works of more limited demand, besides other octavo collections of Glees, Part-Songs, Anthems, &c. Since 1846, the Public have been admitted to the benefit of this success, by a reduction in price of the most popular works in 1854; and now, by an issue of ALL the Octavo Oratorios in paper covers, at Is. 6d. or 2s. each. J. A. N. may also cite the reduction (in 1848-9) of full 50 per cent. in price, throughout his extensive Catalogue of classical composi- tions, as proof of his determination to foster and cultivate the musical taste of a rising generation, and thus, by anticipating, create a want which his publications were so well able to supply.
J. ALFRED NOVELLO believes that the Public, who have watched the progress of these inven- tions, and their influence upon the diffusion of Art, have seen with disgust the bald imitations put forth, with unscrupulous assertions, by those publishers who are not ashamed to appropriate to themselves the ideas of the originator, when there appears to be no risk in doing so, because it is evident that the reduplication of servile copies of works already accessible confers no new benefit on Musical progress; and he feels most grateful for the steady support his publications have continued to receive from all grades of Musical Society throughout Great Britain, the Colonies, and America.
g": Each Work is complete, and printed in the same style as formerly, and on the SAME QUALITY OF PAPER as that hitherto used
for Novello's Octavo Edition of Oratorios. Specimen pages and lists of the works in Novello's Octavo Series may be had gratis on application,
or sent post-free for one stamp.
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A NEW FACILITY FOR CHORAL SOCIETIES WITH MODERATE MEANS
J. ALFRED N OVELLO has printed ALL THE CHORUSES from the OCTAVO EDITION of the Oratorios, at Ild., 3d., 4{d., or 6d. Every Chorus may thus be had distinct, in Vocal Score, with Organ Accompaniment, for a few pence. The advantage of this new facility will be evident to those who want large numbers for beginners.
List of Choruses now ready:- o n. HANDEL. HANDEL (Continued).
No~~~~a~~~. ~Pence. No. Pence. 1 And the glory of the Lord ... Messiah 3 222 How excellent thy name ... ... Saul 3 2 And with his stripes ... ... ditto I1 The youth inspired ... ... dittol
27 And he shall purify ... ... ditto 223 Our fainting courage ... ... ditto 44 3 All we like sheep ... ... ditto 3 How excellent, and Hallelujah ... ditto) 4 And the children of Israel .,. Israel in Egypt 4 65 (Moses and the children ... Israel in Egypt 44 5 fAnd Israel saw ... ... ditto will sing unto the Lord ... ditto 3
And believed the Lord ... ... ditto 66 In glory high ... ... ... Jephtha 7 (He is my God ... ... ditto 67 Immortal Lord ... Deborah
6 And I will exalt him ... ... ditto 3 (Eagles were not so swift... ... ... Saul 3 The depths have covered them i .. ditto ;229 tIn sweetest harmony (Air) ... ditto
7 And with the blast ... ... ditto 3 O fatal day ... ... ... ditto) 3 8 Ah! wretched Israel ... Judas 14 68 Let their celestial concerts ... Samson 3
All the earth ... ... Dettingen Te Deum6 69 Lift up your heads ... ... Messiah 11 TIo thee all angels ... ... ditto 71 Let all the angels of God ... ditto 3
10 Awake the trumpet's . .. Samson 3 73 Let us break their bonds asunder ... ditto 3 11 Almighty ruler of the skies ... Joshua 14 74 Let old Titnotheus yield Alexander's Feast 14 12 As from the power of Sacred Lays 75 Lead on, lead on .. . Judas 3 Ode on St. Cecilia's Day 6 76 Let thy deeds be glorious ... Deborah 6 13 At last divine Cecilia ... Alexander's Feast 3 77 Let our glad songs, and Allelujah ... ditto 3 14 All your boast will end in woe ... Deborah 3 78 Mourn, ye afflicted .... Judas n 15 Bacchus' blessings are a treasure Alexander's Feast 14 79 Mourn, all ye Muses ... ... Acis 16 Behold the Lamb of God ... Messiah 1 Dead March .. . .. . .. . Saul 17 Behold Darius, ... ... Alexander's Feast 1 22 Mourn, Israel, mourn ... ... ditto 3 18 Break his bands of sleep asunder ... ditto 14 80 Must I my Acis still bemoan? ... ...Acis 19 But as for his people ... Israel in Egypt 3 81 May no rash intruder ... ... Solomon 3 20 But the waters oveiwhelmed ... ditto 4j 82 Music spread thy voice ... dtto 1f
2 0 death, where is thy sting? (Duet) Messiah 3 83 May all the host of heaven ... ... Joshua 3 21 XBut thanks be to God (Chorus) ... ditto j 84 No more to Ammon's God ... Jephtha 22 Cherub and Seraphim ... Jephtha 4r Now the proud insulting foe ... Deborah 3 23 Doubtful fear ... ... ... ditto 3 8 Doleful tidings .ditto 3 24 Disdainful of danger . .. Judas 3 86 0 God behold ... ... Jephtha 3 25 {Make them to be numbered ... ... Dettingen 87 0 first-created beam ...... Samson
6 Day by day we magnify ... ditto 88O death, where is thy sting? ... Messiahl 3
26 Drawthe tear . . ...h
Solomon I andChorus, But thanks ... ditto J 3
'Despair all around them ... Deborah} 89 0 thou that tellest (Solo and Chorus) ditto Allelujah ... ... ditto 90 0 Father, whose Almighty ... e Judas
29 Egypt was glad ... ... Israel in Egypt 3 Vouchsafe, 0 Lord Dettingen T Deum 4 226 Envy I eldest born of hell . .. Saul 1$ O Lord, in thee ... ditto
30 For unto us a child is bor ... Messiah 4 92 0 thou bright orb ... ... Joshua 3 31 Fallen is the foe ... ... Judas 3 93 0, the pleasures of the plains . ... Acis S 32 For Sion lamentation make ... ditto 1 9 0 hear thy lowly servants' prayer ... Deborah] 3 33 Fixed in his everlasting seat ... Samson 3 0 blast with thy tremendous brow ditto f 34 From the censer curling rise ... Solomon 74 95 0 Baal, monarch of the skies ... ditto 3 35 From the east unto the west ... ditto 227 0 fatal consequence of rage ... ... Saul 3 37 From harmony ... Ode on St. Cecilia's Day 3 (Eagles were not so swift . .... ditto 38 For all these mercies ... Joshua 1 229 In sweetest harmony (Air) ... ditto 3 39 Father of mercy ... ... ... ditto 1 0 fatal day . . .. ... ditto 40 Forbear thy doubts ... Deborah 1 96 Praise the Lord ... ... Solomon 6 41 For ever to the voice of prayer ... ditto 1 97 Lord of eternity... ... Deborah) 42 Galatea, dry thy tears ... ... ... Acis 3 1.Plead thy just cause ... ditto 5
230 Gird on thy sword ... Saul 44 Preserve him for the glory of thy name Saul3 43 Great Dagon has subdued ... Samson 3 225 Is there a mar, ... ... ditto 45 Glorious hero may thy grave ... ditto 3 98 Surely he hath borne .. ... Messiah 1 46 Glory to God ... ... Messiah I 99 Since by man came death ... ditto 14 47 Glory to God .... Joshua 4 (The Lord shall reign ... Israel in Egypt 7- 48 Happy we ... I * Acis 14 Sing ye to the Lord ... ... ditto 49 Happy pair ... " Alexander's Feast 3 36 See the conquering hero comes ... Judas 14 50 His yoke is easy ... ... Messiah 14 101 Sing unto God ... ... ... ditto 3 51 He trusted in God ... ... ditto 3 102 Swell the full chorus ... Solomon 3 52 How dark, 0 Lord .* Jephtha 4(103 Now a different measure ... ditto 3 53 Hear, Jacob's God .. *.. ... Samson 3 Shake the dome ... ... ... ditto 54 Hallelujah ... ... Messiah 44 104 See the proud chief ... ... Deborah 44 55 Haar us, our God ... ... ... Samson 14 105 The Lord gave the word ... ... Messiah 1. 56 He spake the word ... Israel in Egypt 3 106 Their sound is gone out ... ditto 1i 57 He gave them haiistones ... ditto 3 107 They loathed to drink Israel in Egypt 14 8 {He sent a thick darkness ... ditto 108 The trumpet's loud clangour Ode oni St. Cecilia's Day 1k
He smiote all the first-born .. ditto g Thy right hand, 0 Lord ... Israel in Egypt)
{5 1 He rebuked the Red Sea ... ditto 1And in the greatness ... ... ditto 3 He led them through the deep ditto 3 110 Thou sentest forth thy vrath ditto 3
60 Hear us, 0 Lord ... ... Judas 3 Who is like uito thee ? ... ditto 61 Hail! Judea ... .. ... ditto 1I The earth swallowed them ... ditto 62 Hallelujah. Amen ... Jtidas l4 112 The people shall hear ... ... ditto 6 64 Hail, mighty Joshua ... Joshua 4 113 To our great God .. ... Judas 63 How soon our tow'ring hopes ... ditto 1 114 To thee cherubin and seraphin ... Te Deum 3
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The glorious company of the Apostles Te Deum , 115 Thine honourable, true, and only Son ditto 1 116 Thou art the King ... ... ditto 14 117 Then shall they know... Samson 3 118 Then round about the starry throne ... ditto 3 119 To dust his glory ... ... ditto 14 120 To man God's universal law ... ditto 3 121 Theme sublime ... ... Jephtha 3 122 To song and dance ... ... Samson)
To fame immortal go ... ... ditto 123 The princes applaud ... Alexander's Feast 14 124 Tune your harps ... ... Judas 3 125 Throughout the land .. . Solomon 3 126 Thus rolling surges rise ... ditto 14 127 The name of the wicked ... .. Solomon 44 128 To long posterity .... Joshua 3 129 The Lord commands .. ... ditto 3 130 The Great Jehovah ... ... ditto 14 131 The listening crowd .. Alexander's Feast 3 132 The many rend the skies ... ditto 44
The great king of kings .. ... Deboraq 3 133 (Doleful tidings ... ... ditto 224 (Welcome, mighty King . ... Saull 4 David his ten thousand slew ... ditto If 134 Worthy is the Lamb, and Amen .. Messiah 4 135 We come in bright array .,. Judas 1 136 We hear ... ... ... ditto 1 137 We never will bow down ... ditto 3 138 We praise thee, O God ... Dettingen Te Deum 44
When thou hadst overcome ... ditto 3 1 tWe therefore pray thee .. ditto } 140 When his loud voice .... . Jephtha 6 141 With thunder arm'd ... ... Samson 1 142 With pious heart ... ... Solomon 4 143 We with redoubled rage .. ... Joshua 14 144 Wretched lovers ... ..? Acis 3 145 Your harps and cymbals . .. Solomon 6 146 Your voices tune ... Alexander's Feast 3 147 Ye sons of Israel ...... Joshua 44 148 Ye house of Gilead ... .. Jephtha 3 149 Zadock the Priest ... .. ... 44
HAYDN'S "CREATION." 150 Awake the harp ... ... 151 And the Spirit of God ... ... 152 Achieved is the glorious work (lst Chorus) 153 Achieved is the glorious work (2nd Chorus) ... 154 By thee with bliss (Duet and Chorus) 155 Despairing, cursing rage ... 156 Sing the Lord ... 157 The marv'lous work . ... .* 158 The heavens are telling .. 159 The Lord is great ... ....
HAYDN'S THIRD MASS. 160 Kyrie-Hear our prayer . 161 Gloria-Glorious is the King ... 162 Qui tollis-Lord, why hast thou forsaken ? 163 Quoniam-Sing with joy ... ^ 164 Credo-Lord, thou hast made . 165 Et incarnatus-0 Lord, rebuke me not ... 166 Et resurrexit-Thou hast maintained
167 Sanctus-Holy, holy ... . IBenedictus-He is blessed
Praise thou the Lord ... ... di 169j All ye that cried ... ... di
19 waited for the Lord (Duet 8 Chos.) ... di 170 As the Hart pants (Istmovement) ... 42nd P 171 But our God abideth ... ... St. 211 For I had gone forth ... ... 42nd P 172 Happy and blest are they ... ... St.
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MENDELSSOHN (Continued). No. Pence. 174 I praise thee, O Lord (B. Solo and Chorus) St. Paul 3
175 Is this he? ... ..ditto } 0 thou, the true and only light ... ditto 176 Lord, thou alone ... ... ... ditto 44 177 Let all men praise ... ... Lobgesang 14 178 Now this man ... .. St. Paul 3 179 Not only unto him ... ... ditto 4 180 O great is the depth ... ... ditto 4} 181 O be gracious ... ... ditto 14 182 Rise up, arise ... ... ... ditto 6 183 Stone him to death ... ... ditto 3 44 See what love hath the Father ... ditto 14
(Sleepers, wake ... ... ditto 70 To God on high .. ... ... ditto 14
TTo thee, O Lord ... ... ditto 210 The nations are now the Lord's ... ditto 6 184 The gods themselves ... ... ditto 14 185 This is Jehovah's Temple . . ditto 1 (Far be it from thy path ... ditto 3
186 The night is departing ... Lobgesang 6 187 Why, my soul ... ... 42nd Psalm 14 188 Why, my soul (last Chorus) .. . ditto 6 189 Ye naticns offer to the Lord ... Lobgesang 6
BEETHOVEN'S "ENCEDI." [MOUNT OF OLIVES.]
195 0 praise him, all ye nations ... ... ... 6 196 Hallelujah ... ... .. .... 44
BEETHOVEN'S MASS IN C. 190 Kyrie-When I call upon thee ... ... 3
(Gloria-Praise the Lord ... ... 191 Qui tollis-Give ear to my supplication ... ... 7
,Quoniam-Thou alone art holy .. ... Credo-Glory and great worship ... ...
192 Et incamatus- Lord, give ear ... ... I 2 Et resurrexit-Be thou exalted ... Et vitam-0 praise ye the Lord ... ...
,13 Sanctus-Holv, noly ... ... 7 193 NBenedictuhs-le is blessed ...L ... 194 Agnus Dei-Hear my crying ... ... 4 Dona Nobis-Blessed be the Lord ... ...
MOZART'S TWELFTH MASS. 197 Kyrie-I will call upon the Lord ... ... 6 198 Gloria-Glorious is thy name ... ... 3 199 Qui tollis-Remember thy tender mercies ... 1 200 Quoniam-Praise the Lord ... .. 4V^ 201 Cum sancto-Thou, Lord, art God . ... 4. 202 Credo-Nations shall do him service ... 203 Et incarnatus-Bow down and hear me... 6
Et resurrexit-God is gone up ... 204 Sanctus-Holy, holy ... ... ... It 205 Benedictus-He is blessed ... ... 7 206 Agnus Dei-Lord have mercy ... ...3 207 Dona Nobis-Praise the Lord ... ... 6
208 0 God, when thou appearest First Motett 6 209 Splendente Te Deus ... ... ditto 6 212 Glory, honor, praise, and power Third Motett 6
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Now publishing, under the sanction of the Ecclesiological Society, I.-A HYMNAL NOTED: or translations of the Ancient
Hymns of the Church, set to their proper melodies.-Parts I and 2, as. 6d. each., or the two parts bonnd in one volume, whole cloth, price 5s.
II.-ACCOMPANYING HARMONIES TOTHE HYMNALNOTED.- Part x, price 6s. 6d. (Part 2, in a forward state.)
III.-THE WORDS or THE HYMNAL, in a cheap form, Part i, price zd. Part a, price 4d.
IV.-THE WORDS OF THE Two PARTS combined in the
proper sequence of the whole course of the Church's Year. Cheap edition, cloth, price 8d.
V.-THE WORDS or THE Two PARTS combined, with the addition of Scripture References. Cloth, price Is. 6d.
rIHE HYMNAL NOTED.-The increased attention pa;d of late years to the music of the Church has necessarily
led to inquiry into the best mode of reviving the use of metri- cal Hymns; and where the Prayer Book Psalter,. pointed by authority, is sung (as it always should be), the ordinary metrical versions of the Psalms are no longer found to satisfy either the religious wants or the musical tastes of Christians. To supply the want universally felt, and very generally acknowledged, the Ecclesiological Society have laboured with great care, for some time past, to procure good translations of the Hymns which have been written by such holy men as S. Hilary, S. Ambrose, Prudentius, Sedulius, S. Ennodius, and S. Gregory, in the earlier ages of the Church ; by Fortunatus, the Vene- rable Bede, S. Bernard, Hildeberr, S. Thomas Aquinai, S. Notker, Godescalcus, and Adam of S. Victor, in mediaeval times; and by Santolius Victorinus, since the revival of classical learning.
From these authors are derived the original metrical Hymns which the whole Western Church incorporated into her liturgy. The Reformers of the English Church wished, but were unable, to translate them ; Archbishop Cranmer desired that as his " English verses wanted the grace and faculty which he could wish they had," the king " would cause some other to do them into more pleasant English and phrase."
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No. x Chorus-How lovely are the messengers (St. Paul) 2 Aria-Be thou faithful unto death Do. 3 Chorus-Stone him to death Do. 4 Aria-But the Lord is mindful Do. 5 Aria-I will sing of Thy great mercies Do. 6 Happy and blest are they Do.
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