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"Abraham."AIR.

I will extol Thee, my God, King.

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tol Thee, my God, King, and I will bless Thy Name for ev-er

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is gra - cious, and full of com-pas-sion,

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#f #^reat is the Lord, and great - ly to be prais-ed,

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dolce.

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off from the earth,

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$ ^3E^flesh . bless His ho - ly Name, let all flesh.

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P^m Ai I i r-let all flesh bless His ho - ly Name.

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'Calvary." RECIT. Spohr.Hast Thou for Me a Look, a Thought?

MARY.

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death, but ev-'ry mur-mur dies;$&zm where all Thy chos - en saints, at Thy rightX *E ^^ 1/TV13221


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band, in end - less joy, shall dwell with Thee for ev - er.I

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stay In that hour Thou wilt pro - tect me,

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And Thy mercy will di - rect_me, While un - mur - m'ring

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* h feB weg piJ y * PPE=^grieve us, He will to Him - self rei fe& P IJ IJ 3 J J ^^disB LLP *^m &

Ipa r js ^^ 7 I P ' Pceive us,

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Ife r b J J>P^ 5 < 7Lord, in Thee my trust re - pos - es, i r p r rjiLove di-vine shall be my^ Qj-J^hA =i^l; d -t j :Nfwf frf fF j JJ-iQj."i f'M F *S p^f ri^^^ hi i p-^p t*p p r pi^Pp-?'* i=F^E^

stay: Iu that hourThou wilt pro - tect me,

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"The Creation~_ "19

Haydn.RECIT.

And God said, Let the earth,

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charm-ing sight, En - han ced is the charm-ing

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ji'*i p r P i Org r~nr hr^^o - dors shed; Here shoots the heal- ing plant, Here shoots. the m Sssn^^ d ftir *lU

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hung; In leaf - y arch - es twine the shad - v

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f#Nj-h t=i^^^ H[p cjp i Ct^ fe 5sweet and gay, En - han-ced is the charming sight, En

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"The Creation." Haydn.RECIT.

And God said: Let the waters.

Allegro. GABRIEL.

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that may fly a-bove the earth in the o-pen fir-ma-ment ofheav'n.

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On mighty pens.Moderate J = 104

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^^ ^ -| 1 ZEIdove his mate, and coo - ing,and coo - iug

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* m^ ?m mten dcr dove his mate, the ten

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No griff af - fect-ed yet her breast , Nor to a

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38"Eli." RECITATIVE.

Open unto me.Costa.

HANNAH.p r g pp p p ''m'f p r ' pi ^8- pen un-tome the gates of right -eous-ness; I will go in - to

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p i p r p p-if-i- ^ r J- ^ i J^^ -#-=-lift - ed me up, for Thou hast lift - ed me up, and hast not made my foes to re-m ^3 S^ W

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* a m 5^ si f^& mess. I will ex-tol Thee,0 Lord, forThouhast lift - ed me up, and hastT^-^

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"Elijah." ARIA.Hear ye, Israel.

Mendelssohn.

Adagio. (J": 80.

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mandments, Oh,had'st thou heed-ed my commandments Who hath believed our re

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# ^ /.HLJftJ' i p p j i p p p i t-^gOh, had'st thou heed - ed, heeded my commandments! Oh,had'st thou heed - ed,

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I am He that com -fort -eth, benot a-fraid, be not a-fraid; for I am thy

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$Hi ^ t i r gLord, will strengthen thee ; for I, thy God,_*m M i w nHwm***HTW& /n n r/r -seen - do.TTI fgg J | J I j -PP^T-j'iVppT" P

/^=3Q p P' P "r r_will strengthen thee. Say, who art thou? Say, who art thou,that thou art a -

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Spohr.SONG.

Dear Child of Bondage.

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w JO jj i Q ,h^ jti y I p-TT p r P PgDear child of bond - age, uurs'd in sorrow,Thy mother's love shall

# ^^ #'C-J t I kj M^uard thy sleep, An hour of peace from slum - ber bor- row,While

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$m Pf P i ffiiplshe thy couch will watch, unci weep, While she thv couch

I^a fisr *m w m mss^ l^ffl^h ^ P F ^gf^ m I I t=sFJ ^Jf F^P

p cj p g' i[j I r p r P i Qpr p i t J>r icon - scious of thy par- ents' woes,Then sleep, my child, in peace repose, Un.

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cresc.

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in his courts with joy to bend, There in his courtsm Y lf*=Sp-4 4 mmEfeJTffB^^ yK: --- ri. M T H r f f r ^ mc\

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in the blood of the

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ft" r r v p i p PT" p i rsostenuto. rit. dim.

p p r rare they be- fore the throne of God, and serve Him day and night in His

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&a.m g i r ^gPforv er and ev - er, Shine.

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Farewell, ye limpid springs.

Handel.

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blood, Why are ye thus a - fraid to ex - e-cute my Fa-ther's.will?

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flow'ry mead,s and ma - zy woods. Farewell! fare-well, thoubus-y world,where

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farewell , fare-wel 1 ,

3EEE ye lim-pid springs and floods, Farewell! fare

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j,nl M pi r - ,J3j tBright - er scenes I seek a-bove,

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in the realms of peace and love. Bright - ers>cenes I seek a-bove,i& i - ; I n i r PPk rTr e ff fr f rr hQ4

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In the realms of peace and love,_ in the realms of

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"Joseph. ' AIR. Handel.What's sweeter than a new-hlown rose?

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What's sweet-er than a new blown

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{ '' p p i r U- M > ; t i ptP p c2lsweet -er far the l)reath of love! What sweet -er than an A - pril

1? O sweet -er far the breath of love"! Or May-day's sil-ver

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PP g pp i r ^ mHence gen'rous lov-ers scorn a - larm, A-waysus-pi-cion cast, a-way sus-pi-cion

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pi - cioncast.

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but kind-ness makes it last, Beau - ty and wit bt

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kindness, but kindness makes it last,.

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#tapher's_ rejoice.

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fV^m m g irrfrr PirTTj yi Hithee I owe, My hum - ble strains but faint - ly show, HowP4h^ PP^Pf F^N ^

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^te iifee ?lin.net and the thrush, Hark! Hark! 'tis the lin - net and the

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i*&=*EEf ' p [XT'' J'' l (jT j ^ J j. i J3J>J Swake the morn on ev' - ry bush, And wake,.

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and wake the morn, And wake the morn on0\

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"Judas Maccahaeus." Handel.(RECITATIVE AND AIR.)From mighty kings.

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Oh let e-ter-nal hon-ors crown his name; Ju-das! first wor-thy

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Where have they laid him."

Sullivan.

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I w ^m ^^ J) I ri .~jB1 Lord why hid-est Thou Thy face?

* ^mmLord why hid -est Thou Thy face? Why hid - est Thou Thy face?

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* m ^ ^mpoint to die.. Lord, why sleep - est Thou? Why

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HMessiah.' Handel.I know that my Redeemer liveth.

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day. up - on the earth;

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j^ rp-^r^ r'cj^'r r^ lp J JsJ ^iq^gain come near me; Joy and Faith would reign in my soul ever - more.

Tempo Ip|^ r pcp p flip - J)J J|7 ' J J- j> j MHave you not heard Him, that stran - ger ho - ly, God - like and yet meek and

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* fe* J> > b ^ I. ^ h ^ Pilow ly? All that flows from His lips has a kindness di-vhie,

r#sfe "/

yj J' l^ iy p < i p >'' Vp p>[jAll is di-vine in its kind List, on - ly list; for those* m k-.M-4-* fl^ f Qy=f P S^ffi uespress.^m i Miu -. / ^4tIE=Pi *f$=F

/>z'# t/olce.a t^P PP Si ^1 ghopes He gave, Yes, the hopes that He gave me.

Came, from all my sins to save me,and o-ver my darkness to shine" '

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Naaman. RECITATIVE.Confounded be.

Costa.

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$&emecit. J> J J-i > 1 1P r p p is

Con-found - ed be all they that serve grav - en im - a-ges!M PtiIRJ?#r^g *-si.

5 R

* *4s r i i * p r I i Ip p pThat boast them-selves of i - dols: that pray un - to aW m y\*P f r. j j Lento, a tempo. _ffl_ifegod

that can- not save!A

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AIR.

Andante tranquillo.Oi. J= 7fi.)J' l ^ r r T i r err * i

They shall be turn-ed back; They shall be greatly a -

i f V'i 171 JTJ1 j*=S a h j J ^ J rcQJtC r sp 1 *jfr j j y 4*^ r-r~rpi j' j" *.g s 5 p r ^ i r p^^shamed. That trust in grav - en im - a-ges; That say to molt - enP ^j7ij rx*=_.?ggj r r J^

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j"i' ii i in, i'f | |i ^im - a-ges; Ye are our gods, Ye are our gods! ForI*A=^mt^t* gs iniff- i*^P i -i-J tt=T

ilA g g r p p i5who is God, save the Lord!ty11

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&k \ W^ m ^s d * m ^^Lord! o - pen Thou my lips; give strength,give strength to me! And my

Jfe yj^ jp*N f^ PiT rJHJ ^ t *s^ y* KM fttp J

iti fe^##_ F ^outh . shall shew forth. Thy praise!4He Si p^m

J >J ^r^ryyn^ -n*t f^ fs=^ ^^P^s?

ISin-ners shall then be con-vert - ed un - to Thee; And transA m JTJS S=#S I I^

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Mm m m % m rLord! - pen Thou my lips; give strength,give strength to me! And mvm WW wm m fSFWgggl f r 'r in

iu.iea ^^ hr~f^ \^mouth shall shew forth Thy praise! Sin - ners shall then be con-

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IfSfe*poco ritmm rCJPPC3- W^ '

teach,will I teach Thy ways,will I teach Thy ways! For who is God, who is*fc=J=IS

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inHandel.

Larghetto.(J=M>.)

But ohl what art can teach,What hu-man voicecan* #mmmm8b< ppg^ u u pp9-' 9-' 9-

fy J. TT*1=|S^ r-fi^ r-* fe

reach The sa-cred Or - gan's praise?t* M J iTJ But oh!.P what art canm si i * ir r i^~F^FFf^^- *"*#

p r * i r r I a? i S^Pteach, What voice can reach The sa-cred Organ's praise? Notes in-spir-ing ho - ly love,^ r~. PP^^ it * ^P r *ff fr ^l^NflJJ Nff l i:5~f

i ^ adngin.!EEiE Kt2Notes that wing their heav'nly ways To join the choirs,the choirs a- bove,to join the choirs a - bove.*#^S #Tm Mm M ipp t # pp

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Paradise lost!' Rubinstein.Song of an Angel.

Once more has Heaven'.'

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Once more has

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# gpip F^~1T^ r ir pp 1Heav - en ob-tain'd a tri - umph! Thus will it all. its#S liflfl ^PMlj | HJi*i * * *g I ) 3 ^

* ^^foes. sub - due. Thus will it all, all.

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grief, in deep - est grief,_ the Shep - herd true

pippoco a poco. mfaccelerando .m m

iOnce more has Heav . en

|^ W W F fl rUJf tt *1^33^S cresc. poco a poco .i accelerando.m3^=*=v' l i

/ m i l ESob - tained. a tri umph!^ 1 |l |lfp^ fiE Thus will itffmrFTfftffl

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im r pp'r p 7 ' ^^true. is still la-ment - ing, With deepm a n i*w~r

-*---- FT

^Ptffj=^f5

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est grief; with deep est grief;

V'diiU: Iiiii i wmrntj* WF*J= ._U -J;I y a =5psr =p f=* r;7.^ * * J : 3EE

The Shep herd true!.

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'The Passion. (St. John.)' AIR.

I follow Thee also.

!*!

Bach.

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*m>: \i' fj}

i*v?

r%-mn n n W&n.

^m^ ==I fol - low Thee al - so, my Sav- ior, with8 IS umkui:^ t z=m dim. P1 2_ N Fer

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I fol - low Thee al - so, my5 m IS^i/^ 1. ffi dim. _I 2_ m m m

p rj cr cj i p P ue=gfp i p g -h JJ J i , PSav- ior, with gladness,And will not for - sake Thee, my Life and my Light, And

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? y p feelet me not stray, ray

God, from Thy way, let me not stray, my God,fromThy way, Should

i tt r^P>7W=T %>** , f? j i|Mt S #I-?j ^ J-sjP | PT p i crtffr I P P p i^ flfliflaflev-er my life be en - compass'dwith sad-ness, en - compass'dwith sad

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*trm ^mm3 ra v s Si i&^^^ ^w ^ ^ tj

# i $ m p aac &P g P 1 ^ J^Ni g rfPGod, from Thy way, let me not stray, my God, from Thy way, nev.er

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life be en - compass'd with sad-ness, en - com - passed with sad

ness, en - com - pass'dwith sad - - ness; nev-er stray

^^^mm QJ-jfi i firrjii i ($q gimpfromThyway, Should ev-er my life be en - compass'd with sad - ness,

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I fol - low Thee al - so, my Sav-ior, with glad-ness,And

I." p m ip p^ I i p &jV v will not for - sake Thee, my Life and my Light. ?

fol - low Thee al - so, my Sav-ior, with

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glad-ness, And will not for - sake Thee, my Life and my Light, _

my Life and my Light, And will not for - sake Thee, my Life and my

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'The Passion. (St. Matthew.)" Bach.AIR.

Only bleed,tender heart.

Moderate

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9 *p *p p r r i r * y r M ^ rgtrai -tor would be - tray Thee,

*l^^nAh , the child whom Thou hast

m m s=?#H M JnJT3J' i QJsccher- ish'd , Who with-out Thee would have per- ish'd,

j'l ; M V P Clf P- (i i CT^rlfr'TJ'V'P a

*NfliTo a ser - pent chaug'd,'would slay. Thee, As

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Lover and friend.Mackenzie.

* r^r a3^t=# m^^=* # ff^ i - = i^- mma>. *

* ### -T # SBP^ m^^m JH n@M%&. *# ^_p ^5 J^ g | g g JEfLov- er and friend are put far, far fromP K-^ f ^ .,-eP- ^^,' i ^&sfrljjs, Jy pl r J t JlJ 3E

me, And mine acquaintance in -to dark ness.* PP^W. h * n3 F >#P^^ Hl im

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* mo!to rit.& Andantino.(J-76.)PP^m h Ji i J .h i p^ LT * * mYet the Lord is ray Shepherd, I shall not want, the Lord is my

#*# am J: i J: id//o r/A s i-i * i c-J" p i J^ Ji>frrJ>~]r*^*Shep-herd, I shall not want. He will make me to lie down in green

* &!>.

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r p nr? p iHiii b i ft aJ?i^ />past - ures, He will lead me be . side the still wa-ters, He will

# a.

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j' frr i fir p ir Juiiji jij i ^jJub i p rwa-ters, He will lead me be - side the still wa-ters. The Lord is

calando

4" j?j ip Ji J? i r-' iWiiPocopiu animato.

f V

Shepherd, I shall not vant.

* * i Poco piii animato.z: *A *: Pn^ PH r^ rwim. calandoi: nr (

^7BF= ^Nr^ Bi

* /. /^^ h JH J I ,h l J'p JiJi=Yea, yea,though I walk, yea, though I walk through the val-ley of the

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P p i p r Mi l J^ =iyea,though I walk thro' the val-ley of the shad-ow of death, I,

m m m "!f,S^r^S i- si yJ&BE ^

L'- i , p p- p i r ~p i r T i) j, i p i,J J- g-r-for Thou art with me,

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^=com - fort me , Thy rod and Thy staff they com . fort

PP.~^ " --^ cresc.

h adlib - > - U Tempo I . />/>Jr^fh: ê, they com - fort Tempo I

** ^êmpoPthey com - fort me. The

wradlib. PPm mm $ mm a. * 9a.

ffJ> j>J' i r r '"fr I iJH'p ihÛJ? ! *down in green past-ures, He will lead me be - side the still wa-ters,t< p *

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ujjL^^-U^^Aju-p' p p ifr r l ift p i r toHe will make me to lie down in green pastures, He will lead me be.

fc& *

iI shall not want, the

ITSLord, the Lord is my Shep - herd, I shall not

fm

ga^ f__lIvyi r#. tf tempo.^S C\3Is

want,_y;IS ffIshall not, shall not want

(; tempo1 1rtf. 1* to =*= I

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"Ruth." Cowen.AIR.

Be of good comfort.

*&Lento con moto (J = 52)www

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l^'Vi'^jj*]

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asm>, "f^>- p p r p m gp pBe of good com - fort, He call-eth thee,

j^ii jrrji>w

and will bring thee-J

5 m M n s % i 1mmffi /fe33$pa p p r I 5^55E^E=Pby a way, a way thou know - est not.fr^/TM ^ fHPf Uf 5=*i

He will

iFm fJP?^S# I Ia^p ZEEjtVfc J J

S| ^r p i^nJ'iJ. J' i J 1 nip-j jfl" plead thee in paths thou hast not known, and dark-ness shall be light be-

pm4-^1 t1 ! , tj I ' i iJ > J^trf-^f'ss 1 I fes^

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iA>, y .r (Ti5pph r-;j j^LJ tJ^^dark - ness shall be light be - fore thee, He will lead thee in paths thou

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thee. The Lord re-deemeth the soul of His servants, and none of them that

trust in Him shall be des - o - late._ Be of good com-fort , a-

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I'fefe

cresc.=P==P= Pil Snl /^

ise, He call-eth thee, He call-eth thee, He call-eth thee, Hewill

I fe J Air wmmêad thee in paths thou hast not known,.0 and dark-uess shall be light,M r*dim.^ tt&:^T7

$ =i ^^ ^dark-ness shall be light be - fore thee.

TTYj^ - "im i fî r m p" A O * rr i r' p r .Êi

J Beo:fgood comfort, a- rise, He call-eth thee, He caU\

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Samson.' AIR. Handel.Let the bright Seraphim.

(With trumpet obligato .)

$ Andante. (J = 92.)$3Er rf ffliPr/ i H&Je F^24 /

jgjg . ; -- *^-#

P I'P p- p J' P I LJI PPf.mT^pVf

Let the bright Ser-aphim in burn - ingrow,

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PP(TO^fTr.)Sfeg $E2*-*

I f J^ff t frr

P ^rr^r^^ l f^r rfcLet the bright Ser- a - phim

5^ ^^T$ - i & PCtf[ir i UCr J^^- ' m

(Tr.)in burn - ing row, in burn - ing, burn ing row, Their

WT^ jgjjg WRm jfifi *z eJels ^^?j'i r r p p^^

loud, up - lift-ed an- gel - trum - pets blow,.

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loud, up - lift-ed an-gel - trum - pets blow,.

mff'

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I (J. J J fcTr.,

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tgel - trum - petsblow.

/I*f^=E Ff: : ^Ufl/ SiplP:yp-

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iP^ j n n e i C I r C t^r^j^Ngp Ei I J' J^iburn - ing row, in burn - ing, burn

==5 PiPi *m * =LL/L/r iBXff(Tr.)

;*-'< r . i i, ^ SEis;$m=^ g#g^ ^

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"ii J u r ifefel

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I ad lib.t r p p p p p i r^tempo^Their loud, up- lift - ed an-gel - trum - pets blow.is**

J- J> jTco/ canto.

l\ utfimiiiiih'ili iji k T=rf

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g tttftf #-* fiM g jL5 " F?>ej'i pppppiJ ^p i r- p r ^p i p gPPfr. r^Let the Che-ru-bic host, in tune - ful choirs, Touch their im-mor-tal harps withP#*j J mp jtd 'rrn r?^ssh4 * 9 S ^

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p*r p r i i p "n p p J ' r -^-H" p r agold - en wires, Let the Che-ru-bic host, in tune - ful choirs, Touch

m H1their im- mor-tal harps,touch their mi-mor-tal harps.

$ a^^ pfr i ll=f=rS3 5 t *p p m m*

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Samson and Delilah. C. Saint-Saens.

English Version byGEO. COOPER.

air. "My heart to hear thy voice."(Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix.)

%Andantino.S f^E

j^i EnmMmMy heart.Von coeur

to

fHfa m &25 ^m JS. m m m ppjlerr., i r.rrfr P' i c P p r p p i rheat thy voice

a ta voixLike a flow'rcom- me s'ou

is un - fold - ing,vrent les fleurs _

|h h > J HIAs when day_ wakes in splen - dor!de l'au-ro - re!

j'1

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=M*fondmoi,

g p p hrDe - li - lah tell

^i/'a Da - li - la

i f> I J iThou'lt no more

tu re - ptexfspeakpour

Fare./ -

j^njm m ii^B-*-- i/ rrr^ i>PrrrtBE HH HIy j ji

f2rf**** #***

# rinf. m p i r *r ^sE ^well.mais,

A - gainiff - rfi's

thy vows be spoka via ten - dres

en, Breathe thyse Les ser -

4 string. J' cresc. mmE Slovements

o'er and o'errffra - /re - /bis,

Say thou'rt mine ev- er

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Un pocd piu lento.dolce.

fo TOTfTf itoffni"Mjj^17/ rit. PP

fevviri

E:

listponds .

to my_(7 ;a .

ap - peal - iug, Looks often - dres - se, Ver - - se

|j ! ffl F * f P^ f^mine,.moi,

now my soul .ver- se - moi _

IBpP a:re - veal - ing! Love, list to my ap -I'i - vres - se! Re- ponds a ma ten.

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*mpealdfes

ingse,

I J ILove , listRe - ponds

g p p i rto my ap - peala ma ten - dres ing!se/

U ffTTh p

iS dim.m Ah! looks of mine

ver - se - nioi, .now my heart.ver. se - moi. re/V vealvres ing!

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$is, dolce.t rLikeAim

windssi

P IP Pthat o'er the(ju'vii voit des

vale,bits

HE ^^g^^ ^ tH^JiJj'ti^^fl^Y i, p * * y *f^ p p s=^?Softles ly sweet ,e - pis oft are sigho - du - ler- mg,

^^ J' J^ IAll the harSous la bri

vest, light - ly wav -se le - ^"i?

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I P i P P^^ 3pTo thee, to thee re

CO// - 50ply -ler,

mg,

^^ 'Wi iJiJJ'WtiJiJJ,?^ h U e * M g g g^^E *=

At thy voice thy pres - ence erat thy voiceA ta roix. pres- ence crav - - ing!

qui m'est che - . re!

^W^WJ'W iiJlJJj

rinf.

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*"*

ie^ p^mDeath inter le

the fray,tre - pas,

Swift - er,Que tie

rinf.

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*Se mvealvres

ing!se!

My love!Samson! My own!Sum-son!

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Saul.11

Recit

AIR.

Oil god-like youth!Larghetto e piano (J = 100 .)

Handel.

SHe comes, he comes! m&+ mt; mr pn PiIII?

H i V~fl *L # MPlm* ^=^r r=f iHi f: J r=fI e tj fa tjsk*

-Ufc=*? F r p-p-^ ^^f F P p ^1 p-f

ill '*?-^ ^h god - like youth! by4fcJE

all con - fess'd of hu - manJfc m. &_mp pEEp3J3Zr pp3^

m *-f m u r r ir ^race.as

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Whu-man

d==FT+-+-

nF 5 ~?g~^

the pride! Oh vir-gin

in- ^ i*t cu ' cJr-pr ra - mong wo-men blest, Whom HeaVn or - dains. thyhP^m tJ Jr-J> .'iTW!P =r=rs /si Jf= see ^ # ^m ^Ui B is g p- f-

bride!4r

J J. J3Oh vir-gin a - mong wo-men blest, Whom Heav'n or.^e E f fT=f=f

j^Ll # ^ #^ - IZt=^Lu ' cJr' fr

dains_ thy bride!

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* ^Mp ^g^But ah! how strong a bar I Be-twixt my hap - piE 3E rr *w^ ^p"HfT3 ^^ PP^ h=HlHl^ ^^ ' ir I r J"5J .4

*ness and me! But ah! how strong a bar I see Be-twixt my

5 *p3 ^ i^E ^^ I i fTW^ # y r dim.m aafp f-i^^^ ad lib. ssr y g g r_fefr g|m5

hap - pi-ness and me! Be-twixt my hap - pi - ness and me!f ' Ifljjj- N... . ^I*

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((The Seasons.11RECITATIVE.

welcome now.

169

Haydn.

IPoco Adagio.(J z 56.)J= mjj#HMM^g^ J2?

i sp fc**jfejfeSgMJMl rpL/

* fm^ i ; y^1# * * r p~ p r g *=T -

ye groves and bow'rs!el-come now,

t p > T j^ ^ ^H+^E ^i t

^p p p p- i

#iySka Ye loft-y pines, yefPftg S^fsfi1 | l^jij ]* Ti*r| i


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p'JO i i' i^p -p-pp p- J11J * * i* *a-ged oaks! Whose foliage lends a cool-iug shade; And

$ f^j^fr^cJga*=# * * F[^^ i i mm r t


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down-ymoss the purl- ingbrook Its liq-uid sil.ver

^nAnd'ueath theSpatatal In

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* 'r- -a J1I g^p^^;^ l .rnp | /^a^ ,^mtAnd cheery from the ev'ning3^I hr$ I g ^^ * /

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173AIR.

how pleasing to the senses.Adagio.(J = 56.)

* pj i J- J^ B irvJ i ' P"pES mmO how pleas -ing to the sen.ses Comes themm\m

fer ?**T i5 Hf t I

SJ t t

$ fc LTPir'r i' ' I J ' i r-'JJ^Pweet and cooKing breeze!*? KM Beams the eye with joy ex-

* ,rr^ 1 g | *iT3 J* J' I f ^pand - ed, As the stream of life per - vades, theiSi= %^F^ saj5 5 Sgife sJ". #-# #- *; Jf

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stream of life per vades Ttfin - vig or - a - ted frame; As the

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I r P p i ^^pses, Comes the sweet and cool - ing

^^ mm* *mzm i^^f ft?, F-

*vte P P P P^Peye with jo pand ed,Tf^f" fAs theIBrz -r~ - 1S* 4=* y >p- > i p- jiJ- mstream of

"5s IT life, the stream of life per

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vades Th'in - vig - or - a - ted,th'in - vig - or - a - ted

t y&ii fc i i i3E^ s 1*ro4m p-i*-


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^H3 taSir> p T ^ T f T l ptf^^ r r g f pqg f^-^Hjnat - ure bears the soul OnT sweet . en - chant - ed

j^^tf i J j >? Ih Tf r rn1 ' j ^p*'?jaf rrrr^ i f ' lrT^ii Olsr [LLrIS=ili 1 '!

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n* r ^pT m I T.J.OTp T>FIg I y(J vJ' ^=B=

\imo r^ i 33 bl I g fag i Eg ^re bears the 6oul, On sweet, on sweet en - chant - ed

jiJ]i j j

iJ- i i -i

iJt?i j i a,;r rrT? ,m- i * r^rs T-s _Ou PlN^ iS11 i GU P

IPft=JZ pg i r' p ^heart, And fan - cy's mag

till

j3 -n^ 3 ? , j.u Isic powV O'eri&Mf F f-O-

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It17rr

nat

t>r>- Ml I i

#rpfiim^j^bears the soul On sweet en - chant - ed'I H i r. t

%?

Ps^U $tssm WE*n& vi H^ p f^f ^^. . ^

# te i f iii ^^^-- 3Eed, en - chantj^=^ jj^J^jJ . w ftE a - ed#21 ES Ts r * - i * gs3^pE

* 3wing.ffiijlffijl; ,

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t< St. Elizabeth.ji AIR. Liszt.

Elizabeth.Now Peace to Earth.

IAndante . r>- p^8 /> ^ lunga.a

. i >/c\p s 3^ 33E S3 I 3r^n t --i*

tfolce. Lrnto.=F f^E *fF^ #3*TS"Now peace to earth is giv . en,The storm of grief is o'er, And^\ Lento.


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*fe=E^PE 3 r i'V 3EWith the re - deemed in light,

8~,

'Tis

PP^ ^i m p^thou^__ -

VT rff:pftfUdmm unpoco cresc .mm *&*S i J J JffIS?a. fca.#te mfir

o S fflSiwho hope re - veal8 est, To com - fort me in night,

*jgg - J1 i3^ Pto com -fort me

ste TTTjpHH o.. j -jin dark nightj3Tini*^tranauillo._! _^_ _g iy I p r &= E#g3

I4A* *s Ppfj aif*-:*But Thee, my God, with grateful heart Iptif ppjf ff fr T se^Hi W"^* i r*

mIf1s i r >

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jigl>. ^# pi !r r i ' J ^thank For joy and grief to me. and to my

I "" ' ' -J i P llH^=5W1IT .gfa I t I n fastespress.Tlata i^jgp ^loved ones! For joy and grief, for joy andifa y- *' ' ' P KT?r , ..Is fpi^i $ i^1 w *^js#^ ^ Unpnco accelerando.wm -*

grief to me and to my loved ones!

*jfa gggj w iij b E^gEE :?rtpip s^fiSi i=if ^ espressiva.iite pi r mJ h,J i ri*r* p' 1 t

Ah,soon I feel, e'en now the hour is near,

^"i'i ,iT 1 mmSegF F .

ijij

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ll ,|

Quasi l'istesso tempo. p hr r i r r

p*tH^$fchO child -hood's dream! Re -mem - brance

trem.a. a. a.Mm & P- #

: *t *'F

*p p

r p r

*A* trem.Pi =^~^~J a. *&&. *


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dolce.

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Un pocoanimato

ents weep i"gi% 4I t flf l

* T^mmma. *

dis

*PSP?tant child.

# 3bib Jb iagitato e cresc.

% g?

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190Un poco riten. ad lib.pi iFa - ther, let Thy bless mg

pSMuj tummm i

pi Andante moderatoa tempo.child - hood!p'' -.1 * f fi?t "f > >Tn r f h

* . * Ba.ia22i


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IHi r- *let Thy tl~bless ^jlV ff f f f 'M ^ LpjT^ 'i v:jig fl^jj^j* %&.f^ fea -JLldJr,*^* 'f7-fl*^

lov -iE

ed home . of

4 ^ ,j j j I i,i'l PW^viiV jj j fj l JJ ^ i ,Jp

y>f'i'>r 'r i ' j J r j ^*^ ischild - hood,Iitam^m on my be - lov - ed home of childw^wm^faf ^ / 5t13221

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"St.Ludmila.' AIR. Dvorak.

grant me in the dust to fall.Largo. (J*= so.)

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i* * ^^^^ W# i> Sgrant me in the dust to fall,and near thee^3

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iMm m& ppMl i > I Lff > II

melt

fetga - way, grant me, O

^ni Hi flj >^^=^1"2/Twtf^^ fcfrfc*=E i^^* $&.tHjr S@ ^ J'^ m i i j

grant me iu the dust to fall, and near thee stay, In

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jv^ppp i n-p m=mJL ^sIn gushing tears then let my be-ing melt a - way.

* $&.

ihk

m n\ m i I f t v/ dim.SIfe i^ ? ^4 * T * *I jUt

pp

Tell me, who


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P p J - | l. r p-*P | P !., * [Ûfa^ f mart thou, tell me,who art thou, tell me,who art thou? I am

JÊ^lEElEÊte


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ifUflff ii ^w

4fcfe ppg i Eyr p Jiji i i! M jgrant me,P i H grant me in the dust to fall , and

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AIR.Mendelssohn.

Jerusalem, thou that killest the Prophets.Adagio. (J = 54.)

frb fTwMa ljnfjg mmm mm* wm m?U ^ Je - ru - sa - lem, Je - ru - sa -f"r f r gj Zs_ ITIUUIUI % UllUttl

* ppg ^ ^^lem,

thou that kill est the Proph - ets, thou thatf i uwijffl HSii WSti?~wl'

1 ^;;; / ^ i ^* p E^ff ^ 22:ston est them which are sent un - to thee,^= =* I MB'JMffi -mjTiJTi-


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I \)> l0fston est them . ?=Hhich . are sent,wm mffiB flimJ [ETCETUJH= ^

f i "r r gumm >(^how oft - en would I have gath - er'd un-to Me thyffifH mm uiw

febMffi T3JJ1J73 I JTJ WmELr=r r r

tipnot! cresc.I je - ru - sa - lem. je - ru sa^fflffl iMiMiEfflliiiiiiiii ts;


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St. Paul. Mendelssohn.

RECITATIVE AND AIR.I will sing of Thy great mercies.

|gEg T J-'f Pf) p p| J' J'fl-pJ *.N^ J^p p31

s *So they, being fill - ed with the Ho- ly Ghost, de- part- ing thence delay'd not, and

pEg 1 =*=/5^ 3EEE

Hf

Arioso. ri>-2>^ co moto.

preached the word of God with joyfulness. I will sing of Thygreat mer-cies,con moto.

p P J f i p J I I I T P ? JTILord, of Thy mer-cies, O Lord, my Sav I willmmm Ba^ j>=*=^ -TV- f X^

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i p- p -iip ip a i p yjipp i ^mpsing of Thy great mer-cies, Lord, and of Thy faith - ful-ness ev

f ^fT]B j J J P* 7P m7 J '=^g=7 J =J== z - z^==^ 3^fe/>f fEEEf^ ^P? J! :3 5more. I will sing of Thy great mer-cies, Lord,. I will

b I I ^ i f? g pnr j i J 1 p p i p- Msing of Thy great mer - cies, Lord, and of Thy faith - ful-ness,

p J-> P tip |p" JtJ | i' p p | J 1 J* g | J?-pand of Thy faith -ful-ness, and of Thy faith-ful-ness ev - er-more.

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I will sing of Thy great mer- cies, Lord, and of Thy

P^mfeipi mm^ J' m

faith-ful-ness ev - er - and of Thy faith-ful-ness ev - er

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u St. Peter." Benedict.AIR.

I mourn as a dove.

Andante con moto.(J = 76.) (THE VIRGIN MOTHER)

poco cresc.

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':U= PPv p r r ^

it - terncss of my soul;r 'r ut

mourn a9 a

*^StfrS0H WWWmm KT#* *"#JL WmA h J

dove, as a dove, I shall go

jV.JflJT?1iffljft|,jT jflffPnicrc.

:y ! J fe V dim.fcS*a cresc. /r r r ^

oft - ly all my years in the bit - ter-ness of my

con esp.

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mmP p 1 1 ^B-^

d >J

mmcresc.

Vf rt Prr peth by rea - son of af - flic tion.

dfafcco Passione. t-zjJt

p r | h|. t r | mj fefeT i rLa - bor not to com - fort me, for I will weep bit - ter - ly,,P# m r"r sH^ gUi

sag s| a4 y ^U** ra//. (755j/. a tempor Opp ' jg=s 1 if^

I will weep bit- ter- ly 5 I mourn as a dove,

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P as u dove,-&*- mas a dove,. I shall go soft - ly....a * 1 J * 1 a

,vrf?r'rffrr'giuyi ini^y * J *= leggierissimo.**iiimf=jv r r t p^ppp?

cresc. -*-

all my years in the bit - ter-ness of my soul,

#g ^Tt&fa^. 1 *jgjfyjggi i ?b^ g 1 f cresc.**^ J-

Ifefe ^itdfcft ter of my soul .fee^H^H g^^foptfi

pp=J=

dolce.

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Theodora.211

Handel.RECITATIVE AND AIR.

Angels, ever bright and fair.

)m J M M If i j MiN g J'J^JiOh, worse than death in -deed! Lead me, ye guards, lead me or to the33

j lJ t< i^\\ T J- I P P P P^^rack, or to the flames; I'll thank your gra-cious mercy.i a

* Larghetto. (J= 96)^Ia u^ina/H iPi^G,^ iliPi r -i 9 ri p^

/ ten.An - gels, ev - er bright and

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& # p p N b B M' t lfaiT, An-gels, ev- er bright and fair, Take, oh take me,^^ I J f f f 1 fJ-Ed^

i | J' | J' JjgEJ U= J*)' ) J' Jiltake, oh take me to your care!. take me, take, oh

ffi~jjE PN^Py uij rrrrrp j-jn i .o rif/nijB ' U A ,r ri J i jP ^~^

> J' a g j) j i i p p p J^ jh itake me to your care, take, oh take me to your


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k r p JW' p i? g i r p fr J^ j' .nflight, Clad in robes of vir - gin white; clad in robes of vir - ginm ^m S /? ,l-t p rr dim.'* 'J i~3 ^

up' p I f ' -M' twhite , clad

min robes of vir - gin white! Take me,

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ft i J'' ! J* J> J> -b Itake,oh take me to your care!. take me, take, oh

# ad lib.J' a g i p g l I I rtJtake me to your care, take oh take me to yourR. nn n e I

# a tempo.care! i,?77? lT -f- - - E*

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"The Woman of Samaria." AIR.215

Sterndale Bennett.

I will love Thee, Lord.Andante tranquillo.

f'" *^3 FE& J. JJ J J- J>J JHE34

giU J * .JT]^ --Ea.

* r p r rj'

1

i fg a I will love Thee, I will love Thee,ZSE S ^3E '

r. rJ->=* 53=si s f

# J J> W P | g r l J- ^f^--p-love Thee, Lord, Lord, my Strength, So shall I, shall I be sav - ed;

i jl1' J J J

|

J' J'FJ^jfor Thou wilt save the af - flict-ed peo-ple. I will love Thee,

Is mrp^y

fif r^ JiMW

inr f r

* to.

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**^PI will love Thee, I will love Thee, I will love Thee,n , jj.i M :i P ym mjm^ m i

B>.

p | r u. p< rlove Thee, Lord, O Lord, my Strength, So shall I, shall I be sav - ed;

\X\^ QjnJ J J Jj*E fe=i7py [ j; Or p?srf* ^$ s i* ' ii

for Thou wilt save the af- flict-ed peo - pie

* n J n I will love Thee,JL J>,i'J - , J. P JF= -t r p *jlis ^j j- J3kJH i JS i JHf^

few anima.

f'T P p r r p p r r i J ^ J|J JI will love Thee, I will love Thee, I will love Thee, love Thee, Lord, O^=^^ ff llJ ' Up

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tranquillo.

3? ^ ^PLord, my Strength, so shall I, shall I be sav-ed; for Thou wilt save the af .

7VTI T-FFm s m T=^^m*mf

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