Add MS 9077

passim. Transcripts made by Vincent Novello for his edition of Purcell’s Sacred Music, 1829-1832, with some additional notes for the Musical Antiquarian edition of 1846; about 1831-1832. They comprise, besides other works, the following Anthems, in score : — Sacred songs or hymns for solo, with chorus, from Playford's Harmonia Sacra : — 1. " Let the night perish." f. 5b. 2. " The night is come." f. 13. 3. "Great God and just." f. 17b. 4. " How have I stray'd ! " f. 27b. 5. "We sing to him whose wisdom." f. 42b.

passim. Sacred Songs, with organ accompaniments, in score, by Henry Purcell; about 1832. Transcribed by Vincent Novello from Playford's Harmonia Sacra, unless the contrary is stated. 1. 'Now that the Sun.' f. 1. 2. 'Thou wakeful shepherd.' f. 3. 3. 'In the black dismal Dungeon of Despair.' f. 4. 4. 'Awake! awake! and with attention hear.' f. 7b. 5. 'With sick and famished eyes.' f. 15b. 6. 'Begin the song and strike the living Lyre.' f. 22b. 7. 'How long, great God.' f. 26. 8. 'Tell me, some pitying angel.' f. 32. 9. 'O solitude.' From a MS. belonging to V. Novello. f. 35b. 10. 'My op'ning eyes are purg'd.' f. 37b. 11. 'Lord, what is man, lost man.' f. 39b. 12. 'Arise, my darkned melancholy soul.' f. 47. 13. 'Full of wrath.' From a MS. belonging to Rev. Joshua Dix. f. 49.

ff. 14b, 29b. Sacred Duets, with organ accompaniment, in score, by Henry Purcell, transcribed from Playford's Harmonia Sacra; about 1832. 1. ‘Close thine eyes and sleep secure.’ The words by Charles I. f. 14b. 2. ‘Awake, awake, ye dead; the Trumpet calls.’ f. 29b.