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A.1231.p.

Record Id:
032-001947766
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-001947766
MDARK:
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LARK:
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Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
A.1231.p.
Title:

TREBLE PARTS TO PSALM SETTINGS; after 1730. Bound after a set of four printed part-books of John Bishop’s A Sett of New Psalm Tunes, in Four Parts ... The third edition (Walsh, [1730]). Ink, in the same hand throughout. Presented by the Corporation of Church House, 12 Feb. 1949.

pp. [iv]+26+26+26+26+[1] + ff. 23. 153 x 95mm. Full leather binding.

1. ff. 1-2v. [John] Bishop: ‘Anthem Psalm the 34th’, beginning ‘I will always give thanks’.

2. ff. 2v-3. ‘Isaiah Chap. the 12th’, beginning ‘Behold the Lord is my salvation’.

3. ff. 3v-4. ‘Anthem Psalm the 39th’, beginning ‘Hear my prayer O Lord’.

4. ff. 4v-6. ‘Anthem the 65th’, beginning ‘Thou O God art praised’. With the treble, alto and tenor parts of the second part.

5. ff. 6v-7v. ‘Psalm the 103’, beginning ‘Praise the Lord O my soul’.

6. ff. 8v-9. ‘Psalm the 150th’, beginning ‘Praise the Lord enthron’d on high’.

7. ff. 9v-10v. ‘Psalm the 24th’, beginning ‘Lift up your heads O ye gates’.

8. ff. 11v-12. ‘Anthem Psa. the 36th’, beginning ‘I will magnifie thee O Lord’.

9. ff. 12v-13. ‘Psalm the 33d’, beginning ‘Sing unto the Lord’.

10. ff. 13v-14. ‘Psalm the 89th’, beginning ‘My song shall be alway of the loving kindness’.

11. ff. 14v-15. ‘Psalm the 130th’, beginning ‘Out of the deep’.

12. ff. 15v-16. ‘Psalm the 147th’, beginning ‘O praise the Lord’.

13. ff. 16v-17. ‘Psalm the 150th’, beginning ‘O praise God in his holiness’.

14. ff. 17v-20. ‘Psalm the 84th’, beginning ‘O how amiable are thy dwellings’. With a second treble part (ff. 19-20).

15. ff. 20v-2. ‘Psalm the 117th’, beginning ‘O praise the Lord all ye Heathen’. The treble and tenor parts.

16. ff. 22v-3. ‘Anthem Psalm the 72, v. 18-19’, beginning ‘Blessed be the Lord God’.

Scope & Content:

Music: Psalms: Treble parts to psalm settings: after 1730.

includes:

  • ff. 1-2v John Bishop, organist: Treble part to psalm 34: after 1730: Copy.

Collection Area:
Music Collections
Project / Collection:
Music Miscellaneous
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Hierarchy Record Ids:
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Hierarchy:
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Record Type (Level):
Fonds
Extent:
1 item
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1730
End Date:
1730
Date Range:
after 1730
Era:
CE
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Custodial History:

London; Westminster. Church House: Presented, in 1949.

Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)
Names:
Bishop, John, organist
Church House, Westminster, London