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passim. Anthems taken from a collection of autograph compositions by Thomas Miles; 1849-1852. Unless the contrary is stated, they are full anthems, with accompaniments for organ or pianoforte, and are in score. 'Psalm-tunes, composed to the version of Tate and Brady,' including, besides many hymns, the following which may be more properly described as Anthems, but are without accompaniment. They were composed in 1849-1852. 1. 'Proclaim aloud Jehovah reigns.' '13 July, 1849.' f. 31b. 2. 'As pants the hart for cooling streams.' '19 May, 1850.' f. 97b. 3. 'How dreadful arc the sacred courts.' '7 June, 1850.' f. 113. 4. 'O may I worthy prove.' '29 Aug', 1852.' f. 155. 5. 'Be thou, O God, exalted high.' '3 Nov. 1852.' f. 165. 6. 'Since God himself has said the word.' '4 Nov. 1852.' f. 166b. 7. 'When Israel by th' Almighty led.' '1 Sept. 1852.' f. 176.

passim. Hymns, in score, by Thomas Miles; c 1852. Autograph. Many of them do not follow strictly the usual form of the English hymn, the parts being sometimes written independently of each other, and occasionally even solo parts being introduced. Most of them are for 4 voices, and without accompaniment; but in many instances the bass-part has been figured. Those in this volume were ‘composed [in 1849-1852] to the version of Tate and Brady‘.