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Words by
Author of "John Halifax'.'
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THE BOY AND THE BROOK.
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ON HER LOVER'S ARM SHE LEANT.
Words by
Lord Tennyson*
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F. H. COWEN.
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Words by BYRON WEBBER.
OUR STHR,
Music by GABRIEL PIERNE.
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Time is false, while love is like tliee,
Clear and strong, a light, and an ark
For eveiy sea !
Tremulous star ! lighting darkest eve,
Stedfast star ! tho' the fierce wind blew,
Seen or unseen, doth mem'ry weave
A halo for you !
One sole star seems to me most bright
In yonder arch, spread high and far,
That is the gem, love's emblem all bright,
Our star ! our star !
Words by G. CLIFTON BINGHAM.
MoUo andante ed e-tpressivo.
CLOUDS,
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Of rain that is yet to reach us,
Or of sun that has gone away?
Had shadows banished the sunshine,
Had clouds come over the sky ?
You looked so quiet and thouglitful,
I could not help wondering why !
For clouds may come, and sun may go.
And skies be hidden from sight.
Still, life is never so dark, you know,
But that love can make it bright !
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Tell me the sorrow, darling,
Let me share the shade with you,
For what is heavy for one heart
May be easily borne by two,
And clouds may banish life's sunshine,
And darken its brightest sky.
But oft whnn troubles are shared, dear.
They take themselves wings, and fly.
For clouds may come, and sun may go,
And skies be hidden from sight.
Still, life is never no dark, you know.
But that love can made it bright.
London : JOSEPH WILLIAMS, 24, Berners Street, W.
I LOVE YOU TOO WEkk
Words by G. CLIFTON BINGHAM.
Molto andante.
Music by FREDERIC H. COW EN.
Like skies at morning breaking,
Are years as yet untold ;
My heart with day is waking,
And new strange dreams uutoM.
I scarcely know love's mission
Apart from love's vague pain.
Yet if I scorn the vision.
It ne'er may come again.
A wish, I ne'er had met you,
In heart of mine may dwell ;
But vain to say forget you,
1 love you too well.
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It may be ere the morrow,
The dream will pass away !
The love that laughs at sorrow.
May only last a day ;
And yet I would not wonder
An hour, if I but knew.
For hearts are best asunder
If love be found untrue !
Some day I may regret you,
The years alone can tell.
But vain to say forget you,
I love you too well.
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What matter how or why I
London: JOSEPH WILLIAMS, 24, Berners Street, W.
Words by F. D. DELILLE.
Moderato.
MEMORIES
Music by A. GORING THOMAS
My darling was the sweete3t flower
That ever bloomed in love's fair bower,
But roses soonest fall beneath
The cruel wind's destructive breath !
I So young, and so early
Yet love still lives, tho' its idol is dead.
The saddest thoughts may seem to fade,
Their bitt'rest pangs by others stay'd.
But though the voice rings high, the heart
Beats low, and murmurs soft apart.
So young, and so early fled.
Yet love still lives, though its idol is dead.
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Words by HUGH CONWAY.
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Music by FREDERIC H. COW EN.
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I woke last night from a fitful sleep,
The moon, thro' my casement, look'd wan and pale,
I watcb'd till the storm clouds dark and deep
Spread over her sweet white face as a veil !
Then my heart was sad as the sombre sky,
Till a rift in the driven clouds set free
One star, that bright as a loving eye,
Came out of the darkness, and smiled on me.
And I cried, " Tho' stormy my life to-night,
And dark as the drift above.
One star thro' its clouds gleams fair and bright.
That star is the star of my love."
Then I slept once more, and a sweet dream (
For I saw my love, and her steadfast eyes
I fancied were lit by the same clear flame,
As the star so fair in the cloudy skies.
I woke, and I knew that the storm had fled,
And sunshine lay on the earth again.
And the twining rose near my window shed
A fresher scent from the midni. ht rain !
And I cried, "Oh, love, you are far away,
But true as the heaven above.
Last night shone a star, and I know to-day,
That star is the star of our lore 1"
London: JOSEPH WILLIAMS, 24, Berners Street, W.
SILVEK STHR
Words by H. P. STEPHENS and W. YARDLEY.
Moderato quasi allegrett:
Music by FLORIAN PASCAL
The stars above are gleaming,
Lamps of life in Heaven's fane,
On each mortal gently beaming,
Bringing joy, or bringing pain !
Destiny in each is blended,
Though that fate is fixed afar,
When at last life's journey ended,
Then dies out man's silver star.
Oh ! silver star, shine on ;
Shine on, and liglit my way,
Till night's dark hour be gone,
And flies before the day.
Oh ! silver star be kind.
My fate is wrapt in thee ;
Till peace at last I find.
Shine on, dear star, for me.
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Silver star, in heaven gleaming,
Shed o'er one thy brightest sheen,
She mine own whom waking, dreaming,
Is my life, my all, my queen.
Silver star, our fates are blended.
So for both one star must shine.
Heart with heart our love ascended.
My star's hers, and hers is mine.
Oh ! silver star, shine on.
And guide her with thy ray
Till night's dark hour be gone.
And once more dawn the day.
Shine on, oh ! silver star,
Our fate is wrapt in thee.
Smile on her from afar.
And kiss her brow for me.
OJ^E MORJ^IJ^(&, OM! SO EHRLY,
Words by JEAN INGELOW.
Allegretto moderato.
Music by A. GORING THOMAS.
One morning, oh ! so early.
My beloved, my beloved,
All the birds were singing blithely.
As though never would they cease.
'Twas a thrush sang in my garden,
" Hear tlie story, hear tlie story !"
And the lark sang, " Give us glory !"
And the dove sang, " Give us peace !"
Then I listen'd, oh ! so early.
My beloved, my beloved,
To that murmur from the woodland.
Of the dove, my dear, the dove ;
When the nightingale came after,
" Give us fame to sweeten duty !"
When the wren sang, " Give us beauty!"
She made answer, " Give us love !"
Sweet is spring, and sweet the morning.
My beloved, my beloved.
Now for us, doth spring, doth morning;
Wait upon the year's inciease.
And my prayer goes up, " Oh, give us,
Crown'd in youth with marriage glory.
Give for all our life's dear story,
Give us love, and give us peace !"
London: JOSEPH WILLIAMS, 24, Berners Street, W.
INDEX TO SELECT VOLUNTARIES BY HENRY FARMER.
BOOK I. p^
Kyrie(No.7. Mass) - Haydn
Great and glorious — Haydn
Gloria (No. 1. Mass) Haydn
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4k. GloriaCNoi'I Mass) Mozart 10
6. Gloria(No. 12. Mass) Mozart 14
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Halleluiah (Messiah) Handel 20
Hallelujah (Mount of Olives) Beethoven 24
Qui tollis (No. 2. Mass) Haydn 30
Cujus Animam (Stabat Mater) Rossini 32
Gloria (Mass in B flat) Henry Farmer 37
Benedictus (No. 12. Mass) Mozart 40
BOOK II.
1. Thearmof the Lord Haydn 1
I. Holy.holy Spokr 6
8. Splendente te Deus Mozart 6
4. Lauda Sion Nauman 8
6. Et Incamatus Haydn 10
6. To Thee Cherubim Handel 12
7. Hark! Death Himmel 14
8. Fac ut portera Rossini 18
9. We worship God Handel 20
10. Propeccatis Sossini 22
11. Benedictus Mozart 24
U. Nepulvis Mozart 26
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BOOK III.
Vesper Hymn Beethtven
Aria from Zauberflote Mozart
Blessed for ever Spohr
Blessing, honour, glory, and power (Last Judgment) Spohr
When the West Mendelssohn
Quoiiiam (Mass in B flat) Henry Farmer
Eia Mater (Siaoal luator) Rossini
Aria from Zauberflote _ Mozart
All glory to thfi Lamb (Last Judgment) ». Spohr
Song without Words Mendelssohn
Andaiite .^ _ Henry Farmer
Deus Tibi ...^ _....<, .....„..„. Mozart
Agnus Dei .,.......-_. ._..«_«... Weber
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Benedictus «. — .^ Weber
Andante (from the Grand Exhibition March) Auber
Fu^e Henry Farmer
Dona nobis Weber
Andante Religioso (from Meyerbeer's Exhibition March) ..Meyerbeer
Benedictus (No. 10. Mass) Haydn
Andante Henry Farmer
Andante Selby
The Dream of St. Jerome Beethoven
Benedictus (No. 16. Mass) Haydn
Benedictus (Mass in B flat) Henry Farmer
Andante Henry Farmer
Andante Mendelssohn
Andan te John Fa rmer
Andante Romberg
Andantino Mendelssohn
BOOK Y.
I waited for the Lord Mendelssohn
Et resurrex (No. li. Mass) Mozart
Andantino Stephen Heller
Lieder ohne Worte Mendelssohn
But the Lord is mindful of his own (St. Paul) Mendelssohn
Chorus (En^edi) Beethoven
A ti dan te F. Myers
Andante Religioso (Hymn of Praise) Mendelssohn
Credo (Mass in B flat) Henry Farmer
Andante (Seasons) Haydn
Kyrie ^„ Gounod
BOOK YI.
Kyrip(No. 12. Mass) „ Mozart
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Quoniam (No. 12. Mass) Mozart
Gloria ( Messe Solenuelle) Gounod
Gloria Pergolesi
Sleepers awake (St. Paul) Mendelssohn
Angels ever briitht and fair Handel
Kyrie(No. 1. Mass) Haydn
Air Av'^-'r
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Prayer ■•••■■• A ,er
Funeral March Dr. A. Holloway
Ana
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.Haydn 34
Air (7th Symphony) ^ . . .
BOOK YII.
Chorus, Mighty Rimmon (Naamaii) Michael Costa
Moderate semplice Carl Reinecke
Amplms lava me Sarti
Benedictus Righini
Benedictus . J. N. Hummel
Funeral .March Chopin
Interlude J. Ley bach
Evening Prayer <Eh) Michael Costa
Dona Nobis Eybler
Et Incamatus Cherubini
A*' - - -- _ ..Glut-,
PAOB
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NO. BOOK YII.— Continued,
12. Andante Taladilhe
13. I dreamt I wm in heaven (Naamanj Michael Costa
14. Wewillrejoice Dr. Croft
15. Almighty and everlasting (Jod O. Gibbon* 26
16. 1 clap your hands O. Gibbons 28
17. The earth is full of goodness Dr. Croft 80
BOOK YIII.
1. O make a joyful noise (Chorale from Eli) Michael Costa 1
2. Behold, behold (from Jacob) Henry Smart 2
3. Melody Th. Kirchner 3
4. Peace on earth Dr. Crotch 4
5. Gloria Cherubini 6
6. Lascia ch'io pianga Handel 8
7. Benedictus Mozart 10
8. Melody Giro Finsuti U
9. Prayer from Zampa : Herold IS
10. Largo Handel 14
11. Andantino W. Sterndale Bennett 16
12. Sarabande Handel 18
13. Courante Hamlel 20
14. Courante Uandel 23
15. An Album Leaf W. Sterndale Bennett 26
16. Canon Dussek 28
BOOK IX.
1. SoftlySighs (Prayer) Weber 1
2. Through the forest Weber 9
3. Sacred Song Beethoven 4
4. Air, Preciosa Weber B
6. La Musette J. S. Bach 6
6. Ave Maria O. Marras 7
7. Lord is my Shepherd John Farmer 8
8. Andante (Symphony) Mozart 9
9. Honour and Glory (Quartetto, Naaman) Michael Costa 14
10. Ave Maria Cherubini 18
11. Andante F. Schubert 22
12. Andante Carl Reinecke 23
13. Allegretto (from Symphony) , Haydn 24
14. Andante Mozart 28
15. Morning Prayer (from Eli) Michael Costa 29
16. Andante _ Henry Farmer 88
BOOK X.
1. Moderate grazioso Carl Reinecke 1
2. Sanctns (1st Mass) Haydn 2
3. Dona Nobis (ist Mass) Haydn 4
4. Ave verum Mozart 8
5. Andante, in G Batiste 10
6. Agnus Dei (15th Mass) Haydn 12
7. DonaNobis IS
8. Benedictus (10th Mass) Mozart 16
9. Air known as My heart ever faithful J.S.Bach 18
10. Organ Solo (Faust) Spohr 20
11. Andante (Zauberflote) •• Mozart 21
12. Grant, we beseech Thee Dr. Callcott 22
13. Sing we merrily Dr. Blow 24
14. Air Robert Schumann 26
15. Lord, for Thy tender mercies' sake Farrant 26
16. LAnge Gardien Charles Gounod 28
17. Andante and Adagio .Henry Farmer 80
BOOK XI.
1. Slow Movement, in F Mozart 1
2. Ditto inE Mozart 8
3. Andante (from La Clemenza) Mozart 4
4. Pie Jesu Cherubini 6
5. Graduale Cherubini 8
6. AMelody , R.Schumann S>
7. For ever blessed be Handel 10
8. It is decreed Mendelssohn 11
9. Prayer (from Puritani) Bellini 12
10. Voluntary Florian Pascal 14
11. Credo (1st Mass) Haydn 16
12. Turn Thee unto me (Prayer from Eli) Michael Co.sfa ;g
13. Dona Nobis (3rd Mass) Hummel HO
14. Andante Paladilhe 22
15. Extract from a Suite J.S.Bach 81'
16. Romance Mendelssohn 84
17. Slow Movement Dussek 88
18. Les deux Anges Blumenthal 28
19. Air known as The Harmonious Blacksmith _ 29
20. Andantino (Rosamunde) F, Schubert 30
BOOK XII.
1. AveMaria , „ Arcadelt 1
2. Lord, remember David Handel 4
3. Caro mio ben Giurdani 6
4. Marche Nuptiale Gounod 7
6. Air Oluck 10
6. Andante (known as Hymn of the Nuns) L. Wely 18
7. Air Lampe 18
8. Credo (Mass in G) ^..F. Schubert 14
9. Andantino (2nd Ballade). ...« F. Chopin ■ 16
10. Air Haydn 18
11. MomingHymn Niels W. Gade 20
12. Air (Marie Magdeleine) Massenet 28
13. Russian Hymn DvofT 23
14. Pastorale Mauenet 84
15. Pavane (1579) .,_ aa
16. Andante ._-„.......... J. Raff 27
17. Verdi prat) « Handel 81
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