WEST GALLERY MUSIC.

Tune List.

These are the Songs which we should all have in our booklets. Please check this list against your booklet and let me know if you are missing anything.

Please note:

The songs are all are 1 page long except where noted. Be sure you have all the pages.

There are some tunes with similar names; be sure you have both.

Tune names beginning with "A," "The," or "An" are sorted by the second word in the name.

Latest update: 12:57 PM 6/18/2013

Allendale

America

Anthem taken out of the 65th Psalm [2 p.]

Arise and Hail the Joyful Day

As Pants the Hart [2 p.]

As pants the hart for cooling streams

Awake and Join the Cheerful Choir [2 p.]

Babylon Streams [2 p.]

Barrels

Behold the morning star arise [2 p.]

Birmingham (John Moore ms.) [2 p.]

Birmingham (by Greatorex) [3 p.]

Bright Angels [2 p.]

Bromley [2 p.]

Carolina [2 p.]

Church Street. major.

Church Street. minor. Put these two tunes on facing pages.

Cookfield

Corfe Castle Tune [2 p.]

Cow's Tune [2 p.]

Cranbrook

Creation

Crown Him

Darking [facsimile]

Dismission [3 p.]

Dulverton [2 p. including "Hotchpotch Hymn"]

Egypt (by Leach)

Egypt (from Moore and Raine mss.) [3 p. inc. page of verses]

Enfield [2 p.]

Failsworth

Fish Street

Folkestone Tune [2 p.]

From lowest depth of woe

Frome [2 p.]

Funeral Hymn [2 p.]

Gibraltar [2 p.]

Gwehelog Grace, The [2 p.]

Hampshire

Hark, hark, what news the angels bring

Harvest Home [2 p.]

Heavens (The) declare thy glory, Lord [3 p.]

Hephzibah

Hexham Anthem [3 p.]

How long wilt thou forget me, Lord? [2 p.]

Hymn for Christmas Day, An [2 p. inc. verses]

Hymn for Easter Day, A

Hymn for Easter Day, An [2 p.]

Hymn for Good-Friday, An

Inspiration

Joy to the world [2 p.]

King (The), O Lord, with songs of praise

Let all the just - Francis Roads [2 p.]

Lingham [2 p.]

"Mortals Awake" words for Lingham

Lo! He comes, with clouds descending [3 p.]

Lo! Unto us a child is born

Lonsdale [2 p.]

Lord, hear my cry [2 p.]

Lord, save me, for thy glorious name [2 p.]

Lutterworth

Lydia

Manchester

Memory of his glorious name, The [2 p.]

Mem'ry of his glorious name, The

Montrose Tune

New Sabbath

Northwood [2 p. inc. page of verses]

Now to the world a Saviour's born [2 p.]

O God, my gracious God, to thee

O God, whose former mercies make [2 p.]

O Lord, to my relief draw near

O praise God in his holiness [2 p.]

O praise the Lord, all ye nations [2 p.]

O praise the Lord with one consent [2 p.]

Old Foster [2 p.]

Old Foster instrumental parts [3 p.] - singers don't need this.

Otford

Pentonville [2 p.]

Peru [2 p.] - 2nd page says "Come, Holy Spirit, Raise our Songs"

Poole [2 p.] - there are 4 versions of this, with the verses underlaid under each of the voice parts. You should have the one which matches your own voice. Instrumentalists don't need to care.

Praise ye the Lord, our God to praise

Psalm 8th [2 p.]

Psalm 13 [2 p.]

Psalm 19 [2 p.]

Psalm 23rd [3 p.]

Psalm 25th

Psalm 33 [2 p.]

Psalm the 34th

Psalm XLI (41)

Psalm 56 [2 p.] - this replaces the previous [1 p.] version.

Psalm 69 [2 p.]

Psalm 95 [2 p.]

Psalm 100 [3 p.] - this replaces the previous version.

Psalm 102

Psalm 117

Psalm 122 [2 p.]

Psalm CL (150) [3 p.]

Rejoice, ye tenants of the earth [3 p.]

Rejoice in the Lord, O ye righteous [2 p.]

Saint Bridget's Tune

Saint Martin's

Saint Olave's

Salford

Shepherds Rejoice [2 p.]

Since Christ, our passover, is slain [2 p.]

Sing to the Lord Jehovah's Name [3 p.]

Song of the Angels [2 p.]

Song of the Angels verses

Spanking Rodger [2 p.]

Stocks

Telford [2 p.]

To God, the mighty Lord

To God, the mighty Lord [2 p.] - 2nd page says "Psalm 136"

To thee, my God and saviour [2 p.] - 2nd page says "Psalm 88"

To thee, O God, we render praise

Verulam

Waterseid Tune [2 p.]

Wells Tune[2 p.]

Wiltshire [2 p.]

With glory clad, with strength array'd [2 p.]

Zadock [2 p. inc. page of verses]

Any tunes not on this list are Interlopers, and should be dealt with as you see fit.

Total number of pages = approximately 201, or 204 with the instrumental parts to "Old Foster."