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FROM THE LIBRARY OF

REV. LOUIS FITZGERALD BENSON. D. D.
BEQUEATHED BY HIM TO
THE LIBRARY OF
PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
Old and Carols New.
The Parish Choir. $5.00.
This handsome book contains
Carols
New
for use at Christmas,
Ascension,
Easter,
Boston
751
carols
Year, Epiphany,
Whitsuntide,
Trinity,
Harvest, Children's Day, and Flower Services, collected
from many sources and
ar-
ranged by the Rev. Charles L. Hutchins,

D.D. Ill his preface the editor says that
"the excuse,
of
lication
double one
if
collection
of
carols,
is
the happy and widely pre-
viz.,
return
vailing
any be needed, for the pub-
this
:
in
recent years
to
the
old
custom of carol singing, and the desire on

the
of
part
compiler to
the
further
this
custom by placing within the reach of those

who engage in it, an abundance of good
material.
The carols have been drawn from ancient

and modern sources, with discrimination and
good musical judgnent. The ancient carols
have been faithfully reproduced with due
reverence for their traditional form.
Some
them have been harmonized in modern

style but the greater number retain their
ancient form.
If one might select a model
of
with
fine
harmonization, in dulci
by R. L. De Pearsall, would seem
to conunand the premier place.
It is a gem,
and it should be sung in every church at
carol,
jiibilo.
The number of carols sefrom French sources is large. All

are deserving of a hearing and many of
them should become popular, for they are
real carols.
The English school is well repChristmastide.
lected
All the choice examples of that
resented.
both ancient and modern,
nation,
will
be
found
in
the book; in fact the bulk of the
work
is
taken
from English authors and
Modern
composers.
drawn upon
to
.Ainerican
large
extent,
carols
are
good ex-
amples by Custance, Cutler, Dr. Hodges (15

examples), Muhlenberg, Horatio Parker,
De Koven, Roper and Tuckerman being
included.
The German
represented.
school
is
adequately
In addition to the carols there
is a fine Bibliography of both printed and

manuscript collections, the latter including
the fine collection in the British
Museum;
indices of authors, sources, and composeri,
and illustrations of the San Sisto Madonna

The book may
and other reproductions.
be used as a reference work, or as a practical one for choirs, as the several numbers
may
in
be obtained separately.
It
should be
the lilirary of every lover of carols.
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CAROLS OLD AND

CAROLS NEW
FOR USE AT
CHRISTMAS
AND OTHER SEASONS
OF THE
CHRISTIAN YEAR
COLLECTED FROM MANY SOURCES AND
ARRANGED BY THE
REV.
CHARLES
L.
HUTCHINS,
D. D.
Editor of the "Church Hyinnal," the "Church Psalter," the "Chant and Service Book,'
the "Pointed Prayer Book," the "Parish Choir," etc.
BOSTON
THE PARISH CHOIR
Edition Limited
To
looo Copies
This Copy l3 Ndmbes
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Copyright, 1916,
CHARLES
L.
HUTCHINS
PREFACE
The
if any be needed, for the publication of this collection of carols, is a double one:
happy and widely prevailing return in recent years to the old custom of carol singing,
and the desire on the part of the compiler to further this custom by placing within the reach of
those who engage in it, an abundance of good material.
Some of the carols presented in this volume already have appeared in the " Parish Choir," but
none are here reprinted which have not, in at least one circle, attained some degree of popularity.
viz.,
excuse,
the
For the convenience of those who are accustomed to the use of the carols in the
which they have been published, they retain the same numbering
It is not the compiler's purpose to dwell
upon the
leaflet
antiquity, the history,
and the beauty
custom of carol singing as well at Easter and other seasons of the Christian Year as
There
with the Christmas Festival.

in the
list
of publications to be
The number
is
an abundance of
found in the latter part of
literature
this
form in
in this collection.
of the
in connection
on the subject as may be seen
volume.
any other season,

more general than at other times. And in sending
forth this volume the compiler would adopt the words of John Audley, the blind and deaf chaplain
of Haughmond Abbey, about the year 1426
of
Christmas carols in
this collection largely exceeds those for
because the use of carols at Christmas time
is
" I pray you
sirs,
both more and
less,
Sing these carols in Christemas."
Concord, Massachusetts,
October, 1916.
CONTENTS
Page
Preface
iii
Index of Carols in the order in which they appear in
this
volume
1-642
Carols
Index of Authors, Translators and Sources
643
Composers and Sources
646
Index
of
Carol Bibliography
Carols in Leaflet
649
Form
653
Alphabetical and Seasonal Index of First Lines
654
ILLUSTRATIONS
The San
Madonna
Sisto
Frontispiece
The Angels
to face carol
39
Christmas Waits Singing Carols
"
"
"
308
The Mother
408
"
"
"
The Kings
"
"
"
569
The Yule Logs
"
"
"
673
The Shepherds
"
"
"
727
The Crib and
"
"
"
741
in
Egypt Reposing
the Cross
For the interesting cuts which serve as the headings

obligations to
Mr. P. G. Melbourne.
for
many
of the carols the editor
is
under great
INDEX OF THE CAROLS
APPEAR
An Alphabetical
NOTE. The
letters in
Ep, Epiphany; E, Easter;

Flower Services.
( )
Index,
by
IN
THE ORDER
IN THIS
Lines and Seasons,
First
IN
WHICH THEY
VOLUME
will
be found on
654.
p.
indicate the season for which the carols are suitable, viz.: C, Christmas, &c.;
Asc, Ascension;
W.
S.,
Whitsunday;
T, Trinity;
H, Harvest;
N. Y., New Year;

Day; F. S.,
C. D., Children's
AUTHOR OR TRANSLATOR
1 In low'ring gloom and cloudiness (E)

All this night bright angels sing (C)
(From "All this Night shrill Chauntecleere Daye's
proclaiming Trumpeter")
3 Christ is risen! Christ is risen! (E)
4 A shepherd band their flocks are keeping (C)
6 In the early morning, early (C)
6 Joy fills our inmost hearts to-day (C)
7 Bright Angel Hosts are heard on high (C)
blessed time (C)
8 Once again,
9 Shine calm and bright, ye moonbeams bright (C)
10 Slowly fall the snowflakes (C)
11 Sleep, Holy Babe (C)
12 Carol, sweetly carol (C)
13 Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (E)
" A<r<a/J.ei> Trdmei \aot "
14 Bright Easter skies
15 'Twas at the matin hour (E)
....
Patris Sapientia, Veritas (boniias) divina

16 The foe behind, the deep before (E)
17 Stars aU bright are beaming (C)
29
30
31
32
33
34
36
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
46
46
47
48
49
60
Carol
we
Rev. A. T.
M.
(d.
Sir A. Sullivan
1633)
Gumey
Praetorius
Sir A. Sullivan
Dr. S. P. Tuckerman
(?)
W. Borrow
Samuel Smith
Rev. F. G. Lee?
W.
C. Dix
Cornish; arr. by H. S. Irons

Cornish
Rev. J. B. Dykes
Rev. W. Bright
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Rev. F. G. Lee
W. Borrow
Rev. J. B. Dykes
Rev. E. CaswaU
Mrs. F. J. Van Alstyne (Faimy Crosby)
T. E. Perkins
8th Cent'y, tr. by Rev. J. M. Neale
Sir A. Sullivan
.
E.
J.
Gumey
Miss M. A. Headlam
Rev. S. Baring-Gould
Tr. from the German of
W. H. Gill
Lowe
Albert
.
J.
Bohemian;
Mohr
arr.
by Rev. R. F. Smith
F. Gruber
M. Lindsay
M. A. F.
Bishop A. C. Coxe
West
of
Rev.
W. Layng
England
Traditional
....
Rev. G. Moultrie
Rev. J. Cawood
Bishop Phillips Brooks

Rev. J. M. Neale
Rev. J. M. Neale
S. K. Cowan
Emily E. S. Elliott
Rev. G. P. Grantham
alt. by Rev. R. R. Chope
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
W.
C. Dix
Bishop
(V)
W. W. How
Naylor
W. R. Holt
A. H. Brown
Rev. R. F. Smith
H. S. Irons
A. H. Brown
B. K. Atkyns
Rev. A. T. Gumey
Traditional
Rev. E. CaswaU
Rev. A. T.
W. Marston
E. Handley
this glorious
Mom
G.
the blessing (E)
lofty, come, ye lowly (C)

Easter morning
Singing the reapers homeward come (H)
Holy is the seed time (H)
Sleep, my Saviour, sleep (C)
Silent night! Holy night! (C)
Stille Nacht! heilige Nachtl
Carol, carol Christians (C)
Mortals, awake, the moming is breaking (C)
Shepherds, rejoice, lift up your eyes (C)
Hark! what sounds are sweetly stealing (C)
Sing ye the songs of praise (C)
Let heaven and earth rejoice and sing (C)
There came three kings ere break of day (C)
Hark! what mean those holy voices (C)
Moving o'er the troubled waters (W. S.)
God, who rulest through the ages (T)
God hath sent His angels (E)
Let the merry church bells ring (E)
Easter flowers and dressing
The worid itself keeps Easter Day
Lo! a star, ye sages hoary (C)
There came a little Child to earth (C)
Angel hosts in bright array (C)
Ye happy bells of Easter Day
Awake! awake! 'tis Easter
Shine, O sun, in splendour bright (E)
Joy fills our inmost hearts to-day (C)
Behold a litUe Child (C)
Bishop A. Burgess
14th Century
J.
Come, ye
On
Austin
Rev. J. M. Neale
Rev. R. R. Chope
Rev. A. M. Morgan
18 Now lift the carol, men and maids (C)

19 BUthely from the moated churchyard (C)
20 Gently falls the winter snow (C)
21 If Angels sung our Saviour's birth (E)
22
23
24
26
26
27
28
SOURCE
E. Handley
W.
Traditional; arr.
by H.
S.
Irons
Mrs. C. Farebrother
J. W. Sidebotham
Rev. R. F. Smith
G. B. Amold
Rev. A. Ulmann
Rev. A. Ulmann
J. C. D. Parker
Rev. J. S. B. Hodges
A. H. Brown
W. Newport
Rev. R. Brown-Borthwick
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
H. H. Colbum
Henry Gadsby
R. Brown-Borthwick
INDEX OF CAROLS.
51
62
63
64
65
66
57
song and a Carol for Christmas-tide
From
far
away we come
you (C)
hearts to heaven (E)
Alleluia! Alleluia!
to
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Rev. J. B. Dykes
F. Westlake
The Easter sunshine breaks again

Easter flowers, Easter carols
beauty!
of gladness (E)
Mom
Mom of
W.
Roberts
J.
Let every heart now dance with joy (C)

Easter Day hath dawned again
Christ is risen, all triumphant (E)
Now
the bells are ringing (E)

forth and bring your garlands (E)
H.
Rev. R. R. Chope
Rev. F. W. Farrar
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
Mrs.
bells,
Come
The
to the
joyful
the Christmas bells
manger
mom
is
in
Rev.
Madame
Sainton-Dolby
Rev. E. W. Bullinger
Bumey
Agnes
Bethlehem (C)
No room
mom
Aurora lucis rutilat

76 At the early Easter mom
77 Ring out, ye throbbing stars of night (C)
78 O dark was the night (C)
79 Carol, brothers, carol (C)
80 Silent stars were watching (C)
81 Blessed night, when Bethlehem's plain (C)
82 Sing we now of joy and gladness (C)
83 The bells are ringing glad and sweet (C)
84 Star of glory, brightly streaming (C)
85 No room within the dwelling (C)
86 'Neath the stars that shone so bright (C)
87 Near the tomb where Jesus slept (E)
88 Christ is risen! AUeluia! (E)
89 Sweetly the birds are singing (E)
90 O Holy Church, but yester-night (E)
91 Christ the Lord is risen to-day (E)
92 Sing Alleluia, all ye lands (E)
93 O'er the hill and o'er the vale (C & Ep)
94 A message from our Father (C)
The Christmas message
95 Oh! sing a merry carol (C)
96 When Christ was bom of pure Marie (C)
Christo paremus canticam, excelsis gloria
97 Ring out, ring out, O Christmas bells
98 In the lonely midnight (C)
99 Sing, O sing this blessed mom (C)
Hail gentle King (C)
100 Nowell
101 Ring out, ring out a joyful peal (C)
102 Easter flosvers are blooming bright (E)
103 Ostera! Spirit of spring-time (E)
104 All hail the gladsome Easter Mom
105 Christ is risen! Christ is risen! (E)
106 See! the moming-star is dwelling (C)
107 While shepherds watched their flocks (C)
The Vision of the Shepherds
107*=" While shepherds watched their flocks (C)
108 What child is this, who, laid to rest (C)
109 Hark! how the bells at midnight hour (C)
110 Christmas comes again
111 The worid itself keeps Easter Day
112 Christ hath arisen (E)
113 The crown is on the Victor's brow (E)
Finila
jam
sunt praelia
114 A rhyme, a rhjTne, for Easter time

115 The Lord is risen! is risen indeed (E)
116 The morning purples all the sky (E)
Aurora coelum purpurat
J.
C. A. Barry
Rev. A. Ulmaim
Rev. J. B. Dykes
Rev. A. Llmann
breaking (C)
in the inn (C)

Christ the Lord is risen again (C)
Chrislus ist erstandcn
73 Easter flowers are blooming bright (E)
74 Soldiers, awake! This is the festal hour (E)
(E)
76 Heaven with rosy
Farmer
H. Hopkins
J.
W. Anderson
J.
\V. Little
W. Gowman
Good news from the hiUs of Judaea (C)

The stars are shining bright and clear (C)
Ring the
A. Hall
E. Handley
Bishop H. L. Jenner
all
Come
W. H.
Rev.
The
birds are singing on the trees (Asc)

58 Come, let us sing the story (C)
69 Hark! the full-voiced choir is singing (C)
60 In the field with their flocks abiding (C)
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
SOURCE
Rev. G. P. Grantham
W. Morris
Bishop Chr. Wordsworth
M.
Weisse;
Bishop
J.
tr.
by C. Winkworth.
A. H. Brown
Samuel Smith
E. J. Hopkins
H. J. Gauntlett
Rev. Sir F. A. G. Ouseley

W. H. Walter
Miss J. R. Higinbotham
Williams
A. Johnson
H. Barbour
J.
Mrs.
J.
W. J. Trevaldw>Ti
Rev. W. A. iVIuhlenberg
Rev. W. H. A. Hall
J. W. Sidebotham
W. Gilbert
B.
W.
Rev.
A. Muhlenberg
Rev. H. Bonar
W.
Gilbert
D. E. Her\'ey
J.
Gamett
Rev. R. F. Dale
Matthew Cooke
Rev. G. P. Grantham
F. C. Maker
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Rev. J. S. B. MonseU
C. F. Roper
W. Staunton
German
Rev. H. G. Batterson and Rev.

Rev.
Rev.
M.
M.
J.
J.
Harleian
Neale
Neale
MS.
alt.
Traditional
F. J. Dugard
H. L. Bianco
C. F. Roper
H. S. Irons
by Rev. R. R. Chope
C. F. Roper
A. P. Howard
Katharine Ingmise
Rev. T. C. WiUiams
C. F. Roper
W. Maristow
W. Maristow
W. Borrow
H. G. Duffield
T. Field
Alexander
J.
J. I.
Bowness Briggs
Rev. A. T. Gumey
Rev. W. Wood
J.
H.
N. Tate
W.
C.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Dk
B.
J.
H. Hopkins
M. Neale
J.
Unknown
date and authorship;

tr. by Rev. J. M. Neale
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Tr.
(vi)
by Rev. A. R. Thompson
S. Irons
J. T. Field
Rev. J. B. PoweU
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
John A. Preston
PoweU
J.
T. Field
E. Pinkham
A. P. Howard
J.
N. Tate
....
Rev.
J. S.
B. Hodges
G. B. Lissant
E. Handley
INDEX OF CAROLS.
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
151
152
163
154
165
166
167
158
159
A meteor bright its wondrous light (C)

O'er the plains the darkness deepens (C)
Christmas songs are ringing now
The Christmas
Vernon
J.
Tr.
Moonbeams
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Christ
is
are streaming (E)

Christ is risen (E)
risen
The world
Miss F. R. Havergal
Knapp
Rev. G. P. Grantham
by Rev. S. Baring-Gould
Gentle Saviour, day and night (C)
keeps Easter
risen! Alleluia! (E)
itself
Day
Christ is
Joyously, joyously, silvery clear (C)
On the Birth-Day of the Lord (C)
In Nalali Domini
Joyfully, joyfully, angels are singing (C)
Carol we high, carol we low (C)
Hark! sweet angel voices singing (C)
Child Jesus lay on Mary's knee (C)
Ring out the anthem, Jesus lives (E)
Let the whole worid chant and sing (E)
Concinal orhis cunclus, Alleluya
Put on thy beautiful robes (E)
Sing, O sing, ye children (E)
Have you heard the wondrous story (E)
O let us all, rejoicing (H)
The fields are white to harvest (H)
Make melody within your hearts (H)
Come forth, come forth, brave reapers (H)
List afar! what angel voices (C)
Child Divine
See amid the winter's snow (C)
I should Uke to have heard the angels
The first Christmas night
Hark! what heavenly sounds (C)
While in peaceful slumbers lying (C)
He is risen. He is risen (E)
Put on, put on your best array (E)
Hallelujah raise the song (E)
Merrily the Easter bells
Joyful tidings of a Saviour (C)
Hark the joyful Christmas greeting
Hark! the herald angels singing (C)
Over hills and over plains (C)
Through the midnight air (C)
Christians, listen while we sing (C)
Let the song be begun (E)
Ring out, sweet Easter bells
The Day of Resurrection (E)
Rev.
Rev.
M. Neale
J.
J. S.
vfJiipa
F. Littledale
with loyal hearts and true (C)

All jubilant with psalm and hymn (C)
O lovely voices of the sky (C)
is
T.Fletcher
my
heart this night rejoices (C)
Frohlich soil mein Herze springen

175 The night in solemn stillness hung (C)
176 Tell the story of the Risen (E)
Sleeper, awake
177 Rejoice! to-day earth tells abroad (E)
178 Let the merry church bells ring
179 Christ
is
risen! hft the
180 The crown
is
Dykes
Rev. C. M. Conant
C. Fitzsimmons
Tr. by Rev. E. H. Plumptre
W.
Henry Smart
C. Dix
Rev.
Rev.
G. B. Lissant
G. C. Pearson
H. W. Parker
H. S. Irons
Hamerton
S.
C.
S.
Baring-Gould
Rev. G. Moultrie
Rev. F. K. Harford
Rev. E. Caswall
Rev. E. Husband
Rev. H. F. Sheppard
Rev. F. A. J. Hervey
G. B. Lissant
Sir J. F.
W.
Bridge
R. A. Smith
H. Sangster
H. T. Tiltman
H. T. Tiltman
G. E. OUver
R. R. Amdell
E. Greatorex
W. Andrews
J.
Rev. R. R. Chope
Rev. E. A. H. Besly
C. L. Matteaux
Miss J. Goddard
Rev. F. H. Groome
Rev. J. M. Neale
John Damascene;
by Rev. J. M. Neale
Rev. R. R. Chope
S.
Rev. J. B. Gray
Rev. F. W. Farrar
Mrs. F. D. Hemans
sleeping (C)
Come, ye, lift your joyous voices (E)

Let the merry church bells ring (E)
Raise the song for Easter
O jovous Easter morning
Hallelujah! Song of triumph (E)
There dwelt in old Juda;a (C)
Ring on, ye joyous Christmas bells
What do they say, these bells to me (C)
All
J. B.
C. F. Roper
A. Redhead
W. T. Belcher
the starry skies (E)
Away
Softly the night
Rev.
G. B. Lissant
M. Nourse
F. T. Southwick
Rev. R. F. Smith
G. Saunders
Rev.
S.
F.
W. Dawkins
Rev. R. F. Smith
Rev. E. S. Medley
James Blaikie
Rev.^W. H. Vibbert
tr.
Hark! bright angels sweetly sing (E)
Beyond
G.C.Pearson
B. Monsell
by Rev. R.
Avaardseus
Flemish; arr. by H. S. Irons

French Flanders; Har. by Rev.
H. F. Shei)pard
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Mrs. L. E. Morehouse
L. H. Redner
A. C. White
Tr.
'
160
161
162
163
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
173
174
bells are ringing
SOURCE
E. Lemare
Rev. W.
song (E)
on the Victor's brow (E)
Finila jam sunt praelia

181 Angels we have heard on high (C)
H.
S. Irons
F. O.
Marvin
B. Gray
Sir J. F. Bridge
Traditional
Rev.
J.
J.
M. Crament
BowTiess Briggs
Rev.
J.
M. Neale
Rev. G. Thring
D. R. Raymond
Rev. H. G. Batterson
G. W. Brindley
P. Gerhardt;
tr. by Miss C. Winkworth
James Blaikie
Rev. B. E. Backus
G. E. Oliver
Rev. R. F. Smith
J. P. Harding
Henry Wilson
Caleb Simper
A.
J.
Bishop
W.
C.
Doane
J.
Esmond
G. Smith
A. Jefifery
W. C. Dix
J. M. Neale
Rev. R. F. Smith
Rev. R. R. Chope
Of unknown date and authorship;
tr. by Rev. J. M. Neale
Rev. R. F. Smith
A. P.
J.
Howard
T. Field
Old French
(vii)
INDEX OF CAROLS.
AUTHOR Oa TRANSLATOR
SOURCE
182 Infant so gentle, so pure and so sweet (C)

Qu'il est amiable
183
night, peaceful and blest (C)
bienhcureuse niiit
184 The Christmas stars are shining
185 From realms of glory far away (C)
Gascoa
Normandie
Good news we
186 Ring out, sweet bells C)

187 Shades of sUent night (C)
188 The Christmas bells are ringing
The Christmas Bells
189 The Christmas comes
190 Christ, we sing Thy saving Passion (E)
191 'Twas on this Easter morning
192 Every flower that blossoms (E)
193 Joy of joys! He lives, He lives (E)
194 Days grow longer (E)
195 It came upon the midnight clear (C)
196 Sing, sing for Christmas
197 Ring the joyful Christmas bells
198 Now join we all with holy mirth (C)
199 The beUs are ringing joyfully (E)
200 Chime, chime, merrily chime (E)
201 Songs of gladness (E)
202 Near the tomb where Christ hath been (E)
203 Watching in the meadows (C)
204 Hark! I hear, sweet and clear (C)
206 Bravely chime, O Easter bells
207 Let the song be begun (E)
208 Christ our God and Lord is risen (E)
209 O earth, on Easter morning
210 O'er the mountains (C)
211 Christians, carol sweetly (C)
212 Ring mernly, ring merrily (C)
213 Hark the song of choirs angelic (C)
214 Let the merry church bells ring (E)
215 Days grow longer (E)
216 The world itself keeps Easter Day
217 Once again the olden story (C)
!
Joyful
218
219
220
221
222
223
224
is
the
Across the Eastern hill-toos (E)

Christ is risen from the dead (E)
Hail, Easter bright, in glory dight (E)
Serena lux, amena lux
The pearly gates aside are rolled (Asc)
See, the morning fair and bright (C)
Christian people, come and sing (C)
225
226
227
228 There were shepherds watching (C)
229 Upon the snow-clad earth (C)
230 On Christmas night true Christians sing
231 The Day of Resurrection (E)
233
234
235
236
237
238
239
240
241
242
243
244
245
246
247
We
W. Dawkins
F.
C. Simper
W.
Rev. G. W. Druce
Rev. G. P. Grantham
W.
J.
Westbrook
C. H. Sunderiand
C. H. Sunderland
C. H. Sunderland
G. B. Lissant
G. E. Oliver
G. E. Oliver
C. Dix
Rev. W. J. Irons
Rev. J. M. Neale
Rev. E. H. Sears
Rev. J. H. Egar
Rev. H. F. Sheppard
W. Warren
G.
Frank Peskett
Henry Blunt
Sir J. Stainer
G. E. Oliver
G. E. Oliver
J. E. N.
M.
Rev. G. Moultrie
R. S. Watson
R. S. Watson
Rev. E. Caswall
Elizabeth Claxton
Rev. J. M. Neale
F.
S. Skeffingtoa
M.
M.
W.
B. Foster
B. Foster
Partridge
G. E. Oliver
W.
M. M. Simpson
W. Spinney
J. W. Treadwell
C. Dix
Rev. F. St. J. Corbett

E. Lancaster
Rev. J. M. Neale
G. W. \\'arren
Rev. J. M. Neale
Ancient Melody; Har. by Rev. T. Helmore
Rev. J. M. Neale
Rev. R. F. Smith
E. Oxenford
E. Bunnett
.
mom
Ring the bells, the Christmas bells

Sing we merry Christmas
Ring out the bells for Christmas
Twine the Easter garland
232
Miss J. Goddard
G. W. Brindley
bring and peace
Lord of aU, with US abide (E)

Qtiaesumus, Auclor omnium
sing to-day our Easter hymn
In the star of morning (E)
There came three kings (C & Ep)
Carol, sweetly carol, Raise (C)
Sleep, Holy Babe (C)
Christians, carol sweetly (C)
Hark the Christmas songs are singing
Day of wonder, day of gladness (E)
Little Christian children, say (E)
Bright Easter Day
The worid itself keeps Easter Day
O little Babe, in Bethl'hem bom (C)
A little Child is bom to-night (C)
a King is bom (C)
This happy
Agnes Bumey
Rev. C. T. Bowen
Rev. E. A. Washburn
Rev. J. Bownes
Rev. G. P. Grantham
H.
S.
Irons
A. H. Brown
C. Macy
.\. \. Wild
J.
Rev. R. R. Chope
S.
John Damascene;
Tr.
fr.
H.
tr.
Latin in "Hy. A.
by Rev.
& M."
J.
M. Neale
J. Gauntlett
A. H. Brown
G. E. Oliver
C.J.Wilson
W. D. Armstrong
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Rev. R. F. Smith
Charles Vincent
W.
T. Field
Sharrot
T. Field
H. S. Irons
Rev. G. J. MagiU
G. E. OUver
Charles Vincent
A. H. Brown
G. W. W'arren
A. F. WaraeR
A. H. Brown
T. H. Spinney
Austin
J.
W.
Rev. E. CaswaU
W. C. Dix
mom
T. C. Dean
Rev. C. T. Bowen
G. B. Lissant
J. R. Fairlamb
A. N. H.
i6th Cent, melody; Har. by C. Wood
B. H.
HaU
Rev. J. M. Neale
Mrs. Howard Watson

(viii)
J.
INDEX OF CAROLS.
AUTHOR OB TRANSLATOR
248
249
260
251
262
263
264
266
256
267
268
269
260
261
262
Ring out the
bells for
Christmas
Faithful people, now rejoice (E)

Lift up thy voice with singing (E)
Awake, glad soul, awake (E)
Angels bright, their pinions folding (C)
Ring the bells, the Christmas bells
the beautiful old story (C)
Sleep, my infant Saviour (C)
Hark! the merry Christmas bells
As those who seek the break of day (E)
Ring out ye joyous Easter bells

Snowdrops, hft your timid heads (E)
Winter-tide hath passed
away
(E)
Cedit hycms emintis

263 Hail, sweet Babe, so pure
264
266
266
267
268
269
270
271
F.
Miss M. A. Lathbury
14th Century
and holy (C)

Christmas time has come again
The Misses Latta

Traditional
The Christmas Storv'

272 Sweet angels, ever bright and fair (C)
273 On dewy plain where shepherds were abiding (C)
Glad Angel Voices
274 List, I hear the angels singing (E)
276 The fishers sat within their boat (E)
276 Lo, the winter is past (E)
277 Sing with all the sons of glory (E)
278 Awake! awake! glad voices make (E)
279 Eastern Monarch, Sages three (C)
Tres magi de gestibus
280 A day, a day of glor>' (C)
281 With our songs we greet thee (C)
282 Come, all friends, and keep the Feast (C)
283 Come, Usten to my story (C)
284 A Virgin did come (C)
285 Children here on earth who dwell (C)
286 Ring, happy bells, of Christmas time
287 Christian children, wake and listen (C)
288 The winds were wailing (C)
289 Star of Bethlehem, sweetly shining (C)
290 Holy was that night so fair (C)
291 Hallelujah! raise the song (E)
292 The worid itself keeps Easter Day
293 Bird and blossom, leaf and tree (E)
294 Easter flowers are blooming bright
296 By the thorny way of sorrow (E)
296 O'er hill and dell the Christmas beU (C)
297 In the early morning, eariy (C)
Christmas morning
298 O Uttle town of Bethlehem (C)
299 Wise men from Egypt's ancient land (C)
300 Morning is breaking (C)
301 Carol, carol joyfuUy (C)
302 O ring, ye beUs, sweet Christmas bells
303 .-VU hail the gladsome Easter mom
304 Welcome, happy morning (E)
Rev.
Rev.
.\lleluia! sing
the triumph (E)
Chime out, ye beUs of beauty (E)

Once again with joyful voices (E)
Upon the snow-clad earth without (C)
Ye beUs, ye beUs, ye happy bells (C)
Ye
bells of
G. E. Oliver
G. E. OUver
G. E. Oliver
Traditional
S.
C. Clarke
J.
M. Neale
G. E. Oliver
A. H. Brown
J. B. Litler
E. Bunnett
Rev. F. C. Fisher
F. A.
Hyde
T. D.
Adiam
C. Erskinc
Rev. G. C. E. Ryley
H. deK. Rider
F. Fruttchey
M. A. Hofland
Rev. R. F. Smith
G. E. Oliver
G. E. Oliver
Piae Cantiones; Har. by B. L. Selby
E. Wiglesworth
Keene
C. Simper
Rickman
F. R.
G. E. OUver
H. E. Button
M. Custance
W. J. Irons
W. W. Newton
A. F.
Rev.
Rev.
iSth Century
Rev.
J.
M. Neale
H. E. Nichol
Rev. G. R. Woodward
Rev. S. C. Clarke
H. Knight
H. E. Nichol
" Children's
A. F. M. Custance
A. F. M. Custance
Rev. C. O. Arnold
Mel. fr. Andemach Gesangbuch

Har. by Rev. G. R. Woodward
Old French; Har. by C. Wood
H. E. Nichol
Rev. H. F. Sheppard
i6thCentury mel.; Har. by J. R. Lunn
G. H. Gregory
H. Knight
H. E. Nichol
Manual "
G.E.Oliver
Miss A. S. Woods
A. Campbell
C. Simper
A. HoUins
Rev.
J.
Lesneven
A. H. Brown
Rev. G. R. Woodward
A. A. Wild
A. F. M. Custance
G. E. Oliver
H. Knight
G. E. Ohver
M. Neale
Rev. F. G. Lee
May
A. F.
Hoyt
P.
Miss A.
S.
M. Custance
G. E. Oliver
G. E. OUver
Woods
C. Simper
Charles
Tr.
fr.
Rev.
Salve, fesla dies lolo vencrabilis aero
305
306
307
308
309
G. B. Lissant
G. E. Oliver
G. \V. Warren
W. A. Smith
Bumey
Agnes
Louisa M. Alcott
Rev. G. T. Rider
W. Austin
M. A. Hofland
W. C. Dix
Happy bells are

The first Nowel
ringing (C)
that the Angel did say (C)
Rejoice! the Christ is risen (E)
On the eve before the Sabbath (E)
There stood three ]\Liries by the tomb (E)
The stars are shining bright and clear (C)
Long, long ago the angel throng (C)
SOURCE
Rev. E. A. Washburn
J.Everest
E. G. Selden
Rev. J. M. Neale
Fortunatus (6th Cent.) by

J.
Damton
Ellerton
Mabel Dawson
E.
...
H. E. Earie
Rev. C. O. Arnold
Rev. R. R. Chope
A.H.Brown
G. E. OUver
G. E. Oliver
SulUvan
Sir A.
A. Berridge
Christmas time
310 Fair the night in Bethlehem land (C)

Bethlehem land
311 Once in Bethlehem of Judah (C)
312 Sweetly sang the angels (C)
313 Sing for joy, sing for joy (E)
Bishop C.
W. Stubbs
Cecil F. Alexander
J.
JuUan
T. T. Noble
C. E. Kettle
T. F. Dunhill
E.
Ruel
(ix)
INDEX OF CAROLS.
AtJTHOa Oa TRANSLATOR
314 Sadly in the gathering gloom (E)

316 We will be meny, far and wide (E)
Wir
Rev.
J.
H. Hopkins
Redner
J.
L. H.
M.
Praetorius
wollen allc frolich seyn
317 The world itself is blithe and gay (E)

Die ganze Welt, Herr Jesu Christ
318 Jesus, our Saviour, we welcome thy rising (E)
319 In the hallowed manger (C)
320 HaU, gentle Jesus (C)
321 Sweet Mary lulled her blessed ChUd (C)
322 O little town of Bethlehem (C)
324 All my heart this night rejoices (C)
Frolich soil mein Herze springen
326 Angels singing, church bells ringing (C)
326 Ring out, ye wild and merry bells (C)
327 The shepherds were watching (C)
328 Again the mom of gladness (E)
330 AUeluia! Risen Lord (E)
331 Softly through the mellow starlight (E)
332 We are little children (E)
333 Ring the bells, the Christmas bells
334 O Christmas, merry Christmas
335 On the first bright Christmas Day
336 All my heart this night rejoices (C)
337 Christ was bom on Christmas Day
338 List our merry carol (C)
339 Christ is bom of maiden fair (C)
340
341
342
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
SOURCE
H. Hopkins
J. M. Neale
German of 14th Cent
Rev.
Rev.
Kolnisches Gesangbuch
Warren
S. P.
Rev. R. E. Adderiey
G. A
H. E. Nichol
Rev. E. CaswaU
P. Gerhardt;
Mrs. C. F.
tr.
Adams
T.
J.
J.
G. A.
H. E. Nichol
Josiah Booth
M. Custance
A. F.
H. W. Parker
by C. Winkworth
Hemaman
German
C. Maitland
E. H. Cooke
E.
W.
Rev. J. EUerton
Rev. J. M. Neale
Watson
S.
Sir J. Stainer
H. S. Cutler
H. Wilson
G. E. Oliver
G. E. Oliver
Agnes
Bumey
C.
P. Gerhardt;
tr.
Alfred Oake
B. Foster
J. Ridsdale
M.
Frances R. Havergal
by C. Winkworth
J.
Booth
German
H.
._
Arise, arise, the moming bells (C)

Yule returns; come Christian people (C)
Good Christian men, rejoice (C)
O'er Bethlehem's hill, in time of old (C)
We
Kolnisches Gesangbuch; Har.

by Rev. G. R. Woodward
Rev. H. R. Haweis
Rev. R. Watham
Rev. J. M. Neale
M. G. Pearse
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
&
Ep.)
three kings of Orient are (C
The Angels' songs this joyful day (E)
Now all the bells of Easter ring
Three women went forth (E)
Let us sing Alleluia to-day (E)
O welcome, happy Day (E)
The risen Lord to-day is King (E)
CaroUing, caroUing, aU thro' the night (C)
The wise men saw a light afar (C)
The Virgin stills the crying (C)
cradle song of the Blessed Virgin
354 Like silver lamps in a distant shrine (C)
Gauntlett
J.
Edwin Moss
V. B. Crowther-Benyon
Trier Gesangbuch
Liversey Carrott
Rev.
H. Hopkins
J.
A. Redhead
F. R. Price
Arr.
fr.
Haydn
E. H. E. A.
Rev. J. C. Middleton
Rev. T. D. Hyde
Rev. R. R. Chope
Tr.fr. the Latin by Rev. H. R. Bramley
Henry Smith
L. H. Redner
H.
.
C. Simper
Gauntlett
J.
Sir J.
Baraby
W.
C. Dix
C. Steggall
The Manger Tnrone

355 Within a manger bare He lay (C)
356 Carol, carol. Christians (C)
357 Let us carols sing (C)
Christmas comes again
358 Be merry, Christian men, and sing (C)
Happy Christmas moming
359 Child Jesus came to earth this day (C)
Barn Jesus i en Kryhbe lad
360 Tenderly sleeping so tranquil and sweet (C)
361 Sweetly sang the angels (C)
362 Joy-bells ringing, children singing (E)
363 Easter flowers are blooming bright
364 Deck the altar with blossoms fair (E)
365 'Twas about the dead of night (E)
366 Ye sons and daughters of the King (E)
367
368
369
370
371
372
filii elfiliae, Rex coclcslis, Rex Gloriae

Ring out the bells for Christmas
Everywhere, everywhere, Christmas to-night
Joy, ye people, great and small (C)
The children's King (C)
Ring, ring the bells, the joyful bells (C)

Holy Night! peaceful Night (C)
Slille Nachl I hcilige Nachl

373 Wonderful night! (C)
374 The merry bells for us they ring (C)
Glad Christmas comes again
375 Christ was bora on Christmas Day
A. Redhead
Rev. R. F. Smith
Bishop A. C. Coxe
C.
Miss A.
Tr.
fr.
Rev.
S.
Woods
Danish of Hans Christian Andersen
J.
...
Rev.
....
N. W. Gade
G. S. W.
T. Crossley
C. Vincent
W.
Julian
17th Century;
tr.
Damton
C. Simper
by Rev.
Rev. E. A. Washbum
Bishop PhiUips Brooks
Rev. F. K. Harford
J.
M. Neale
....
A. H. Brown
B. Hodges
J. S.
W. Warren
G.
J.
Mosenthal
L. H. Redner
Sir J. F. Bridge
Old Melody
Tr.
fr.
Rev.
J.
Mohr
F. A. Challinor
Sir J. Baraby
Bishop
H. H.
Sutcliffe
J.
F.
Young
H. H. Sutdiffe
INDEX OF CAROLS.
SOURCE
AniHOE OR TRANStATOR
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
383
384
385
386
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
Hear
the angels telling (C)

Christ was bom on Christmas night
Three Kings from out the Orient (C)
Merrily the Easter Bells
Do you hear the children crying (E)
The children's Easter offering
Give ear, give ear, good Christian man (E)
We sing our Saviour's praises (E)
Past is Lenten sadness (E)
Breaks the joyful Easter dawn
The buds are bursting on the trees (E)
God when He made
worid below (H)

Over all the land is glowing (H)
Wheat and barley bright with sunshine (H)
Fields of gold are glowing (H)
Soft the autumn suns are shining (H)
O Lord, who shed'st the sunlight's gold (H)
Sweetest music, softly stealing (C)
O Christmas Bells, ring far and near
O lovely Star that shone so bright (C)
Waken, Christians, greet the mom (C)
Softly the night is sleeping (C)
Clear upon the night air sounding (C)
The flocks were wrapt in slumber (C)
Joy and gladness (C)
Hark hear ye not the angel song (C)
Come, ye lofty, come, ye lowly (C)
What child is this, who, laid to rest (C)
The angels sat in the garden- tomb (E)
Roman soldier, tell us true (E)
Christ the Lord hath risen (E)
isl
The seven
Christ was
joys of
bom
Saw ye never
Rev. J.
Rev.
J.
Piae Cantiones
Mrs. H. A. Famsworth
Sir J. F. Bridge
German
Lucy Larcom
Mabel G. Osgood
R. H. Clouston, Jr.
A. Redhead
A. H. Brown
C. Simper
A. H. Brown
Rev. J. Brett
G. W. Brindley
Postgate
Rev. R. Gumey
I. J.
W.
W. H. Jewitt
G. W. Brindley
Rev. T. D. Hyde
S.
Woods
R. F. Smith
G. W. Bethune
G. Thring
A. T. Gumey
C. Dix
Rev.
Rev.
1
J.
J.
Homer
Traditional
Elvey
Old English
Sir G. J.
H. Hopkins
M. Neale
2th Century
F.
Rev. R. F. Smith
C. Simper
C. Simper
C. Simper
C. Simper
C. Simper
Rev. R. F. Smith
G. B. Lissant
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
W.
Gill
Hodges
D. Herron
S. B.
Rev.
J.
H. Hopkins
Piae Cantiones
.
2th Cent.; Har.
by Rev. G. R. Woodward
erstanden
407 Sing the battle sharp and glorious (E)

Pange lingua gloriosi proelium certaminis
408 Sweet Child Divine, of lowly grace (C)
409 On yester-night I saw a sight (C)
The Virgin and the Child
410 Hail! sweet Babe, so pure and holy (C)
411 Come, ye lofty, come, ye lowly (C)
412 Waken, Christian children (C)
413 A shepherd band their flocks (C)
414 O'er old Judaea's hills (C)
415 Good King Wenceslas looked out (C)
416 The snow lay on the ground (C)
417 Young and old must raise the lay (C)
418 There's a wonderful tree (C)
419 Silent Night! haUowed Night! (C)
Stille Nacht! heilige Nachi
420 See amid the wintei^s snow (C)
421 Glory to God in the highest (C)
422 Now sing we a strain of joy (H)
423 Thine, Lord, are the blessings (H)
424 Now let us raise our Harvest song
425 The rising mom, the closing day (H)
426 Come, children, lift your voices (H)
427 Once more the Uberal year laughs out (H)
428 Hark! a burst of heavenly music (C)
429 The first good joy that Mary had (C)
430
431
432
433
W. H.
Rev. J. M. Neale
Margaret Ford
Miss A.
Hiffe
Wardle
Sir T.
this
Christus
I*'.
Bishop C. W. Stubbs
Rev. T. E. Brown
Rev. R. R. Chope
Rev. C. C. Rollitt
Fortunatus, 6 Cent.;
tr.
by W.
J.
Blew
....
E. G.
E. Wigles worth
Rev. A. T. Gumey
Rev. S. C. Hamerton
M.
Praetorius
Monk
A. H. Brown
T. T. Noble
Rev. J. Brett
Bishop C. W. Stubbs
E. Pettman
M. Custance
A. F.
Rev.
S.
(?)
C.
Hamerton
M.
Praetorius
T. Crampton
Rev. J. M. Neale
Old English
Rev. J. M. Neale
Mrs. M. N. Meigs
Tr.
fr. J.
Mrs. C. F.
Hemaman
of the Pifferari
Aachen Gesangbuch
F. Schilling
Mohr
Rev. E. Caswall
Rev. W. J. Irons
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Bishop E. H. Bickersteth
J.
Traditional
Tune
Trier Gesangbuch
French Carol
'.
Mendelssohn
Rev. G. P. Grantham
C. Vincent
C. Simper
H. Townsend
Rev. G. C. E. Ryley
W. Elliott
F. Schilling
G. Whittier
Mrs.
J.
M. N. Meigs
Traditional
Traditional
Mary
on Christmas
Day
in the twiUght (C)

Glad news, glad news, a-near and far (C)
Shepherds five in a ring (C)
The Shepherd's Song
435 Once o'er the fields of Bethlehem (C)
436 The great God of heaven (C)
The Incamation
437 The Cedar of Lebanon (C)
438 Sing the carol! raise your voices (N. Y.)
439 A thousand years have come and gone (C)
440 Sing sweet carols, night is past (E)
441 The Easter dawn is breaking
G. E. Oliver
Cecil F. Alexander
Bishop C.
W. Stubbs
Cecil F. Alexander
J.
Rev. H. R. Bramley
Rev. R. F. Littledale
Rev. C. H. Wood
T. T. Lynch
Miss C. L. Jackson
Margaret Ford
(xi)
Mozart
T. T. Noble
H. Maunder
J. Booth
Traditional
Old melody;
Traditional; re-arr.
arr.
by E. Sedding
H. S. Irons
by
Sir A. Sullivan
S. B. Whiteley
Mrs. H. \. Famsworth
INDEX OF CAROLS.
AUTHOR OR TRANSISTOR
442
443
444
445
446
447
448
449
460
451
452
453
454
455
466
457
458
459
460
Ring out, sweet Easter-bells

As Mary walked in the garden green (E)
Let us teU the story (E)
Carol we joyfully (Asc.)
Bring them to the Master (F. S.)
Gathered in the House divine (F.
AU
S.)
bright and cheerful (F. S. or C. D.)

the winter (E)
A song of Spring once more we sing (F. S. or C. D.)
The summer days are come again (F. S. or C. D.)
Beauteous are the flowers of earth (F. S.)
Now sing we a song for the harvest
Hearken to the thankful reapers (H)
Good news, good news is sent (H)
Come, hear ye how God's priest of old (H)
is
Coming from
Gather them
Ring,
in
bells, ring
(H)
(H)
M.
The stars are brightly shining (C)

Whence comes this rush of wings (C)
471
472
473
474
475
476
477
O'er Bethlehem's hiU in time of old (C)

Once again the olden story (C)
See amid the winter's snow (C)
All the skies to-night sing o'er us (C)
Gather around the Christmas Tree
There came three Kings from Eastern land (C)
Esfuhrl drei Konige Gottes hand
From silver gates of Ecbatoun (C)
The Quest of the Three Kings
He is risen from the dead (E)
At Easter
the lark ascending
The little flowers came through the ground (E)
At happy Easter Time
Golden harps are sounding (Asc.)
Ye heavens, uplift your voice (E)
O.
M.
Brown
M.
...
J.
M. Neale
fr.
W.
482
483
484
485
486
487
488
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
H. Gumey
H. F. Nicholls
J.
Rev. G. Moultrie
Mrs. C. F. Hemaman
Pansies, Ulies, roses (F. S.)
C. Griffiths
Rev. J. S. B. Monsell
mom
Away
in a
manger (C)
4%
In Bethl'hem of Judah (C)

497 In dulci jubilo (C)
498 Welcome be our Heavenly King (C)
499 Listen, lordlings, unto me (C)
500 AU my heart this night rejoices (C)
501 Gems and flowers of rich perfume (E)
502 O come on this bright Easter Day
503 Ring, happy bells of Easter time
504 As Mary walked in the garden green (E)
505 Lift up, ye everiasting doors (Asc.)
606 The Lord at
first
did
Adam make
(C)
G. Holland
Bishop C. W. Stubbs
Mrs. C. F. Hemaman
J.
J.
Karl Reinecke
Rev. E. P. Parker
Piae Cantiones; Har. by Rev.
G. R. Woodward
G. W. Warren
Sir J. F. Bridge
C. L. Naylor
G. B. Lissant
H. F. Nicholls
Heavenly Father, God alone (H)

It is a day of gladness (F. S. or C. D.)
Earth below is teeming (H)
There's a song in the air
'Twas joUy, jolly Wat (C)
Sing with joy, 'Us Christmas
The holly and the ivy (C)
Simple CaroUers are we (C)
The angels sing around the stall (C)
The moon shines bright (N. Y.)
This day is bom Emmanuel (C)
A Child this day is bom (C)
Brown
J. H. Knecht
H. G. Gilmore
E. Geibel
Rev. J. C. Middleton
Rev. W. St. H. Boume
M. E. J. Appleby
....
A. H.
Lucy Larcom
Laura E. Richards and W. Hawkins
Platidite coeli
479(^'Little birds are singing (CD.)

480 Lord of the harvest! Thee we hail (H)
481 The flowers in garden, field and wood (F. S.)
T. T. Noble
Stubbs
Hemaman
Frances R. Havergal
14th or 15th Cent
478 Sing your carols to-day (W. S.)

479 The sower went forth sowing (H)
German
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
Har. by B. L. Selby
Kohi Gesangbuch
Tr.
...
Rev. G. R. Woodward
A. E. Floyd
G. E. Oliver
Sir J. Goss
E. Oxenford
Rev. E. Caswall
Rev. J. O'Connor
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
Bishop C.
mom
"In vemali tempore; "Har. by
G. Pearse
Mrs. C. F.
Brown
A. Randegger
M. Praetorius
iSth Cent. Trad.
Frances R. Havergal
German of 15 th Cent
Tr. by Rev. C. P. Krauth
Rev.
O.
Bas-Quercy
Margaret Ford
Bas-Quercy
Nouil des Ausils

461 Now let us sing the Angels' song (C)
462 Lo! a fair Rose is blooming (C)
463 A Babe is bom in Bethlehem (C)
Puer natus in Bethlekem
464 O'er the hill and o'er the dale (C)
465
466
467
468
469
470
SOURCE
Rev. J. Anketell
Rev. J. Anketell
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Rev. R. F. Smith
Rev. J. M. Neale
Piae Cantiones; Har. by Rev. G. H. Pahner
Rev. S. C. Clarke
A. H. Brown
Rev. G. C. E. Ryley
Bishop G. E. Moule
M. S. Skeffington
Rev. J. M. Neale
W. H. Walter
T. R. G. Joz6
W. H. Groser
J. Booth
Rev. S. Longfellow
Traditional
W. C. DLx
Sir J. Stainer
Rev. J. W. Chadwick
S. Reay
Rev. J. Bownes
Rev. R. F. Smith
Rev. R. F. Smith
W. H. Jewitt
W. H. Jewitt
G. B. Lissant
Henry Smith
G. B. Lissant
C. A. Barry
J.
Booth
Rev. G. E. Martin
T. T. Noble
Sir J. Stainer
P. Douglas
Old French
B. Boucher
J.
J-
M- Haydn
Traditional
M. Praetonus
Traditional
Tradidonal
M. Luther
J- E. Spihnan
C. Simper
Miss A. S. Woods
14th Cent, melody; Har. by R. L. de Pearsall
14th Century
.
Sir J. F. Bridge
Rev. H. R. Bramley
P. Gerhardt; tr. by Miss C. Winkworth
Gascon; i6th Cent.
....
F. C.
Maker
C. S. Baker
Henry Smith
Lucy Larcom
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Traditional
(xii)
H. H. Pike
Rev. G. P. Gninthan
Rev. E. L. Hopkins
West
of
England
INDEX OF CAROLS.
AUTHOR OK TRANSLATOB
Once
in Bethlehem of Judah (C)

Christ was born on Christmas Day
God rest ye merry, gentlemen (C)
The shepherds had an angel (C)
Come ye, with the angels sing (C)
In the wintry heaven (C & Ep.)
The snow lay on the ground (C)
Good Christians rise, this is the
(C)
The snow lay deep upon the ground (C)
Now we bring our Christmas treasures
A Virgin most blessed (C)
Far be sorrow, tears, and sighing (E)
Cedant jusli signa luctus
The httle flowers came from the ground (E)
Angels come, on joyous pinion (E)
Adeste, Coelitum Chori
Hark! the angels bright are singing (E)
The Morning of Salvation (E)
Hear the loving Easter bells
Easter Bells
Come with us, sweet flowers (F. S.)
Nouel de las Flous
Voices of children in gladness greet (C. D.)
Around the throne of God a band (CD.)
The days are gliding swiftly by (C. D.)
The flowers of earth are blooming (F. S.)
Thee we praise, O God of harvest (H)
The song of the Heavenly Harvest Home
He saw the wheat-fields waiting (H)
Once more the joy of harvest (H)
Fair waved the golden com (H)
I sing the Birth was bom to-night (C)
saw a light shine out afar (C)
The Golden Carol
Come and hear the grand old story (C)
Now blazing Yule logs crown the hearth (C)
All haU! all hail! to the natal day (C)
When I view the Mother holding (C)
Lullay, Thou Httle tiny child (C)
SOURCE
Cecil F. Alexander
Traditional
C. G. Rossetti
W. T. Brooke
Cho. by Rev. R. R. Chope

Old Enghsh .... Italian melody; Har. by
L. H. Redner
F. L. Wiseman
A. H. Brown
Rev. R. F. Smith
S. P. Waddington
mom
N. B. Warren
West of England
Traditional
Maria H. Bulfinch
Unknown
date and authorship;
tr.
by.
Rev. J. M. Neale
Laura E. Richards and W. Hawkins
N. Le Toumeaux: tr. by Rev. I. Williams.
Rev.
Traditional
B. Hodges
J. S.
C. L. Naylor
13th Century
Miss M. F. Cusack
H. E. Button
Rev. J. M. Neale. Piae Cantiones; Har. by Rev. G. R. Woodward
Miss H. G. Farmer
R. H. Clouston, Jr.
Bas-Quercy
H. E. Nichol
H. E. Nichol
Rev. J. M. Neale
Mrs. E. H. Leland
H. E. Nichol
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
H. E. Nichol
J.
H.
Rev. F. Peel
J.
W. Tosh
H. E. Nichol
Rev. J. H. Hopkins
M.S.
SkeflTmgton
H. E. Nichol
Gumey
T. H. Spinney
G. C. Martin
Ben Jonson
Sir
by
Traditional; arr.
Sir J. Stainer
Rev. H. Bonar
B. Saxton
S.
N. B. Warren
Rev.
S.
E.H.Thome
Sir J. Bamby
C. Clarke
Tr. by Rev. H. R. Bramley

" Coventry Mysteries "
Har. by Sir
J. Stainer
Traditional
(C)
Jacob's Ladder
Love came down at Christmas
merry ring the Christmas bells
The Comish
Gumey
Rev. A. T.
We
The Coventry Carol

As Jacob with travel was weary one day
Dugard
F. J.
C. L. Williams
E. Borland
T. T. Noble
T. T. Noble
C. G. Rossetti
Bishop C. W. Stubbs
Bishop C. W. Stubbs
J.
Bells
blessed town of Bethlehem (C)

Gloria in Excelsis
Sing we now our hymns of gladness (E)
Sons and Daughters, let us sing (E)
filii ei filiae,
Rex
coeleslis,
Rex
Bishop C.
Rev.
S.
W. Stubbs
T. T. Noble
P. L. Atherton
Longfellow
17th Cent.;
tr.
by Rev.
J.
M. Neale
Rev.
J. S.
B. Hodges
Sir J.
Stevenson
gloriae
This is the Feast Day of our King (E)

Early ere the dawn of the moming (E)
God is gone up (Asc.)
Go, lovely flowers to the sick and the sad (F. S.)
We bring sweet flowers and garlands gay (F. S.)
The spring-tide hour (Spring)
Heavenly Father, send Thy blessing (CD.)
A song of Spring once more we sing (F. S. or
D.)
Good Christian people all (C)
How grand and how bright (C)
The Worcestershire Christmas Carol
The shepherds on fair Bethlehem's plain (C)
1 heard the Church bells ringing (C)
Christmas Bells
We sing a song of Christmas time
Nowelll NoweU! Good news I teU (C)
Weihnacht fludlein
Shepherds watching o'er the plain (C)
Joseph was an old man (C)
The Cherry Tree Carol
I heard the bells on Christmas Day
A Babe is bom, all of a maid (C)
In the country nigh to Bethlehem (C)
....
Rev.
Rev.
J.
S.
H. Hopkins
Rev.
H. Hopkins
J.
A. H.
C. Clarke
Brown
H. F. NichoUs
From Marschner
J. Booth
Rev. F. Peel
A. Benson
H. G. Trembath
Rev. W. H. Havergal
W. H. Groser
Rev. E. Haskins
Rev. W. H. Havergal
J.
E. G. Selden
G. E. Oliver
Sydney Cross
Sydney Cross
A. E. Smith
Rev. G. R.
Woodward
Sir
.
Traditional
(xiii)
J. S.
Bach
E. Lemare
Traditional
Mrs. A. Gaskell
H. W. Longfellow
iSth Century
K. Bartlett
A. Sullivan
Old German; Har. by
A. H. Brewer
Traditional; Har.
by
Sir J. Stainer
G. Hine
INDEX OF CAROLS.
AxnrBOS OS translatoe
667 Christians, listen while we sing (C)

668 Hark! the herald-host is singing (C)
Leise weht's durch alle Lande
669 Three Kings had journeyed from lands (C)
570
571
572
573
574
576
576
577
578
579
by
J.
tr.
E. Humperdinck
by W. G. Rothery
P. Cornelius
Rev. J. Cawood
Bishop R. Heber
Henry Knight
Ring out, O bells your peals to-day (C)

While humble shepherds watched their flocks (C)
When Jesus Christ was yet a child (C)
"The Crown of Roses"
Martin
J.
Bemoff
P. Cornelius;
The Kings. {Die Kbnige)

Hark what mean those holy voices (C)
Virgin-bom, we bow before Thee (C)
Come, listen to the story (C)
W.
C.
Rev.
Pearce
C. Gounod
B. Powell
J.
Once
in royal David's city (C)

Let our gladness know no end (C)
Angels above on Advent
The
The
mom
fr.
P. Comelius:
(C)
W. Fink
G.
Russian
P. Tschaikowsky
tr.
H. J. Gauntlett
Old Bohemian
A. Moffat
in
humble shed (C)
by W. G. Rothery
ComeUus
P.
Old French Noel
sleep of the Infant Jesus

in glory (E)
F. A. Gevaert
Rev. F. L. Hosmer
boat (E)
Easter
Christ rose again (E)
Through the long hidden years (E)
Joy hath come to earth again (W. S.)
Arthur Foote
H. E. Nichol
Flemish
fishers sat within their
mom
On
From East and West (CD.)

Summer days once more are coming
(Spring)
hear the children's voices (C. D.)

Sow ye beside all waters (Spring)
A joyous song once more we bring (C. D.)
Come, May, thou lovely lingerer (May)
Now the year is crowned with blessing (H)
Earth below is teeming (H)
The com is ripe for reaping (H)
Lord of theliving harvest (H)
We plough the fields and scatter (H)
Three kings in great glory (C)
Ring on, ye joyous Christmas bells
I
O
O
Tr.
Christ-Child
Over the land
The
N. Tate
Cecil F. Alexander
Traditional
Miss H. W. Selby
Carol, Christian children (C)
580 'Tween ox and ass

681
582
583
584
585
586
587
588
589
590
591
592
593
594
595
596
697
698
699
600
601
602
603
604
605
soukce
Rev. F. H. Groome
Tr.
town
of Bethlehem (C)
sing a song of Bethlehem (C)
little
The shepherds had an
angel (C)
Carol, sweetly carol (C)
A Virgin most pure (C)
Whilst Bethlehem's shepherds kept (C)

Christ, hath Christ's Mother (C)
Hominum Laudes
606 Last night as I lay sleeping (C)
The Angels' Song

607 It came upon the midnight clear (C)
608 On Bethlehem's silent plain (C)
609 All children are on Christmas eve
610 When Christ was bom of Mary free (C)
Chrislo paremus canlicam, excelsis gloria
611 In sorrow and in want (C)
612 Cabn on the listening ear of night (C)
613 Sing of Maiden Mary (C)
614 Let us the Infant greet (C)
616 The snow lies thick upon the earth (C)
616 Three kings once Uved in Eastem land (C)
617 As with gladness men of old (C)
618 Christ is risen! Alleluia! (E)
620 Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (E)
W. C. Dix
A. E. Curtiss
....
Tr.
fr.
G. B. Lissant
.
From
the Swiss; Har.
J.
German
W. H.
Groser
German
fr.
Rev. C. A. Goodhart
Miss J. M. CampbeU
Selwyn Image
Rev. L. F. Benson
C. G. Rossetri
Mrs. F. J. Van Alstyne (Fanny Crosby)
W.
Tufts
Mozart
Lemare
J. M. Crament
F. C. Maker
Mozart
A. M. Edwards
Mrs. A. Gaskell
Mrs. A. Shipton
Tr.
by E. Sedding
E.
A.
W.
Hamilton-Gell
Farmer
J.
J.
A. P. Schulz
Martin Shaw
A. H. Brown
Redner
L. H.
Bamby
Sir J.
C. Bridge
E. Bunnett
Traditional
E. H. Smith
J.
Traditional
L. Bainbridge
Lionel Johnson
Martin Shaw
C. Vincent
Rev. E. H. Sears
R.
S. Willis
M. Homabrook
Harleian
MS
Rev. F. W. Farrar
Rev. E. H. Sears
Rev. F. G. Lee
Selwyn Image
Joseph Bennett
W.
C. Dix
Rev.
Rev.
Tr.
J. S.
J.
B. Monsell
M. Neale
J. M. Neale
A. H.
Brown
Bridge
J. Hopkins
French Noel
Samuel Smith
Sir J. F.
E.
Geoffrey
Shaw
F. H. Cowen
H. W. Davies
Hen r>^ Wilson
Piae Cantiones
by Rev.
Flemish
'A<rufuv irdvres \aol
621
622
623
624
625
626
627
628
629
630
Easter
mom
A. Rubinstein
with gladness shine
Sweet and clear the birds are singing (E)
That
Easter-tide with joy was bright

the snow upon the ground (C)
As Joseph was a walking (C)
Joseph and the angel
Christ is bom! Christ is bom! (C)
Thou didst leave Thy throne (C)
There came three Sages from afar (C)
Glory to God in the highest (C)
Come, ye Christians, all (C)
Soft
falls
Rev. J. M. Neale
Miss Julia Goddard
Traditional
Traditional
Emily E. S. Elliott
Rev. W. J. Irons
T. Lightwood
J.
(xiv)
F. F. Buhard
Old Lowland carol
A. H. Brown
R. R. Terry
,
Geoffrey
Shaw
Rev. J. B. PoweU
Louis J. Garrett
Rev. R. F. Smith
Old French
INDEX OF CAROLS.
The
Corde
and
nalits ex parentis
Christmas
H. W. Davies
by Rev.
J.
M. Neale
H. W. Baker
Stoke-upon-Tem
Flemish Noel
T. Darwall
Rev. L.
Traditional
Hymn Book
J.
W. H. Cummings
Traditional
E. Oxenford
Traditional
Traditional
E. Bunnett
H.
J.
Gauntlett
Tyrolese
Traditional
Tr.fr. the Latin by Rev. H. R. Bramley
in the
B. Cranston
Cecil F. Alexander
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Rev. C. Wesley
Cecil F. Alexander
C. G. Rossetti
Rev. J. C. Black
Har. by
....
W.
W.
Rev.
J. S.
Bach
Sir J. Stainer
moming
moming (E)
Mendeksohn
Sir J.
C. Dix
H. Heale
" David's Psalmen "
G. F. Le Jeune
C. J. Ridsdale
Rev. G. T. Rider
(E)
Bishop W. W. How
Frances R. Havergal
Grace Dickinson
Rev. W. J. Irons
wings of Living Light (E)

Golden harps are sounding (Asc.)
Let music break on this blest mom (C)
O sing we a carol (C)
dead of night when all is still (C)

Let heaven and earth rejoice and sing (C)
French Melody
Sir A. Sullivan
J. B. Calkin
A. H. Brown
E. J. Hopkins
.^t
...
Old Cornish
Traditional
Rev. B. C. Roberts
fr. P. Gerhardt
Rev. E. Caswall
A.
S.
Tr.
Rev.
J.
Kruger
Rev. T. Helmore
Traditional
The Wassail Song

Good tidings, good tidings (C)
The joyful mom is breaking (C)
Welcome be Thou heaven-king (C)
Welcome Yule
Houghton
Trier Gesangbuch
M. Neale
J.
Bamby
C. Kocher
P. Cornelius
G. Rothery
Traditional
On
574 We've decked the church with ivy (C)

575 There dwelt in old Judaea (C)
576 O Babe, in manger lying (C)
577 What tidings bringest thou (C)
578 When Christ was bom in Bethlehem (C)
579 From church to church (C)
Congaudeat turba fidclium
)80 From Heavenly Maid this day did spring (C)
>81 Young and old must raise the lay (C)
>82 'Tis Christmas now
>83 I'll tell you a tale of the olden time (C)
J84 Merry Christmas bells are ringing
>86 Came th' Archangel to the Maid (C)
G. F. Hayward
B. Tours
Greatheed
S. S.
C. V. Stanford
T. B. Strong
" David's Psalmen "
This joyful Easter-tide

Oh, the golden glowing
was early
Sir
17th Century
Rev. G. P. Grantham
tr.
Day
O lowly, sacred Stable (C)

567 Wake, my heart, while round thee swelling (C)
569 Here k joy for every age (C)
570 Here we come a-wassailing (C)
Traditional
G. E. Oliver
G. E. Oliver
Sloane
MS
From DeuteromeUa
Rev.
B. Hodges
J. S.
R. Jackson
W.
C. Dix
MS. of isth Cent
Tr. fr. Neapolitan
MS. of nth Cent, versified
....
Sir J.
Bamby
J.Dunstable
F. Taylor
W.
Hypo-Dorian Mode; Har. by

Rev. G. H. Palmer
by Rev. J. M. Neale
"Songs of Sundry Natures," 1589
W. Byrd
Rev. J. M. Neale
M. Praetorius
"Playford's Select Ayres and Dialogues"
H. Lawes
Rev. G. Moultrie
B. W. J. Trevaldwyn and T. W. Staniforth
Miss M. E. Waite
H. Kotzschmar
Fr. Latin of isth Century
13th Century
.
Angelus ad Virginem
586 Night has closed the gates (C)
J87 The Magi came out of the Orient land (C)
Rev.
Rev.
J.
S.
Three Kings' Song

588 Awake, ye shepherds, instantly (C)
The Angel and the shepherds
589 This new Christmas carol
Rev.
S.
Traditional
590
Piae Cantiones
H. D. Wetton
Traditional
Rev. G. P. Grantham
Prudentius, 4th Cent.;
647 There came three kings from far away (C)

648 Saw ye never in the twihght (C)
649 When the crimson sun had set (C)
650 Hark! the herald angels sing (C)
652 In the bleak midwinter (C)
653 'Twas in the winter cold (C)
654 As with gladness men of old (C)
656 The Christmas Tree is sparkling (C)
Christbaum
656 I would now sing for and I might (C)
The Three Kings
571
572
573
Rouen
M. Luther
Blessed Birth
639 One winter's night I saw a sight (C)

640 Mountains, bow your heads majestic (C)
641 I saw three ships come sailing in (C)
642 O wonderful the tidings (C)
643 Noel! Bom is the King of Israel (C)
The First Noel
644 Come, shepherds, come! shake off your sleep (C)
"Ihr Ilirten steket alle auf Von eurem liefen Schlaf"
645 Jesus Christ is bom to-day (C)
646 Wake all music's magic powers (C)
It
Traditional
Rev. J. M. Neale
Evelyn Beale
G. Wither
636 All hail to the days (C)

637 Deep the gloom and still the night (C)
638 Of the Father's love begotten (C)
B57
B68
B59
B60
561
562
563
564
565
566
SOURCE
MS. in British Museum

M. Luther
631 What good news the angels bring (C)

632 From heaven above to earth I come (C)
Von Himmel hock da kommich her
633 Here is joy for every age (C)
634 Long ago in Bethlehem (C)
635 That so Thy blessed Birth, O Christ (C)
The
old year
now away has
fled
(N. Y.)
Baring-Gould
Marot's French Psalter, 1647

French Flanders
Baring-Gould
French Flanders
B. Powell
Ashmolean Library
(XV)
Traditional
A. H. Brown
INDEX OF CAROLS.
691 Touching grace, we Princes three (C)

692 So happy aU the day (C)
The Bethlehem Shepherd-Boy's Tale
693 Now to Bethlehem haste we (C)
694 Day of wonder, day of gladness (C)
695 Come forth and bring your garlands (E)
696 Sing we Alleluia (E)
697 Alleluia! King victorious (E)
698 The Easter bells are ringing
699 Hail! all hail this brightest morning (E)
700 Smile praises, O sky (E)
702 Christians, awake; salute the happy mom (C)
703 Ring out, ye merry beUs (C)
704 O hark to the bells' glad song (C)
705 Remember, O thou man (C)
706 It was the very noon of night (C)
The story of the Shepherd
707 Now to God on high be glory (C)
708 Unto us is bom a Son (C)
709 They leave the land of gems and gold (C)
710 A Boy is bom in Bethlehem (C)
Puer nalus in Bethlehem
711 Good people, give ear (C)
712 It is Christmas Day by the river
713 Shepherds night watch keeping (C)
714 AU hail, ye merry folk to-day (C)
715 To-day doth blossom Jesse's stem (C)
716 'Twas a sterry night of old (C)
717 Awake, arise, good Christians (C)
718 What time I kept my sheep in fold (C)
Benedicamus Domino
720 Cold was the day (C)
The Child Jesus in the garden
721 Now sing we all full sweedy (C)
732
ChantonsI je voiis en prie

rest ye merry, gentlemen (C)
rest ye merry, gentlemen (C)
God give ye merry Christmas-tide
From the Eastern mountains (Ep)
Shepherds, shake off your drowsy sleep (C)
Chantons! Bargies, nouS, nouS
Shepherds watching their sheep (C)
The Shepherds 0ie Herten)
O haste, the blessed Babe is bom (C)
Now, prithee, Minstrel, tell to me (C)
Would'st thou magnify the story (C)
A lie, die ihr Gott zu ehren
To us is bom a little Child (C)
Geborn ist uns ein Ki-iiderlein
There comes a galley, laden (C)
733
Whom of old
722 God
723 God
724
725
726
727
728
729
730
731
Es komt
SOURCE
Marbach Hymner, 12th Cent.

Rev.
W. H. Havergal
Bohemian Brothers' Book 1566

Rev. W. H. Havergal
C. F. Hemaman
B. H. Hall
Mrs.
J.
Rev.
S.
Margaret Ford
Rev. S. C. Clarke
J.
W.
Byrom
J.
Piae Cantiones
T. Ravenscroft
Sir J.
Gumey
Tr.fr. Latin
Bamby
E. Front
by G. Shaw
Piae Cantiones; arr.
A. de Vere
Peter of Nyland;
Austin
Wainwright
E. Lemare
J.
Mrs. A. Gaskell
Fr. Latin of nth Century
"Melismata," 161 1
Tr.fr. Spanish
H.
C. Umlauf
A. H. Brown
Rev. E. Caswall
....
B. Dykes
H. Kotzschmar
G. H. Westbur>-
C. Umlauf
S.
J.
W. W. Rousseau
W. Anderson
Old French
tr.
by H.
J.
D. Ryder
German
Rev. J. Barmby
"Oyster Bay Carol"
Rev.
M.
C. E. Defifell
G. F. Terry
E. J. Hopkins
C. L. Naylor
F. SchiUing
E. Browne
H. G. Rosedale
Rev. G. R. Woodward
Jane E. Leeson
"Parish Visitor"
Tr. fr. German
C. Vincent
Sir J. Stainer
Sir J. Stainer
Le Moigne
Poitou
Traditional
Traditional
Old English
Traditional
Traditional
Traditional
G. B. Lissant
Besanfon; Har. by Sir J. Stainer
Rev. G. Thring
Besangon
P. Comelius;
tr.
by W. G. Rotherj'
P. Cornelius
E. Handley
A. H. Brown
J. E. Ebeling
E. Mabel Dawson
Tr. fr. P. Gerhardt
Koln Gesangbuch
Tr.
fr. J.
Swire
Ancient Melody
Rev. E. Caswall
L.
J.
iSth Century melody

Catholick Gesangbuch
Tauler (ab. 1340)
ein Schiff geladeyt
Bethlehem
737 Where shaU the Prince of Peace be
The Crib and the Cross
738 O come, all ye faithful (C)
bom
14th Century melody
Traditional
the shepherds praised (C)

Quern pastores laudavere
734 Blessed be that Maid Marie (C)
735 The good men all of Chastres (C)
Les bourgeois de Chastres
736 Cradled aU lowly (C)
Old English.
Melody
fr.
Book"; Har. by C.Wood

Arpajon Carol, i6th Cent.
"Ballet's Lute
Traditional
H. Famie
(C)
C. Gounod
Ben C. Boulter
Tr. byiRev. F. Oakeley
Bertha C. Boulter
.
"Cantus Diversi,"
J.
H. Ward
Adeste fideles
739 Brightest and best of the sons (Ep.)

740 Though poor be the chamber (C)
Nazareth
741 O Holy Night (C)
NoHl
742 In dulci jubilo (C)
743 Now rise up, ye shepherds (C)
The Angel and the shepherds
744 Like silver lamps in a distant shrine (C)
745 O lovely voices of the sky (C)
Bishop R. Heber
H. F. Choriey
J. S.
Dwight
Traditional
J.
P. Harding
C. Gounod
A.
Adam
R. L. de Pearsall
"Towneley Mysteries"
E.H.Thome
W.
Sir J.
C. Dix
Felicia
(xvi)
Hemans
Bamby
Oliver King
:6
INDEX OF CAROLS.
:9
iO
il
SOURCE
ADTHOE OR TRANSLATOR
Andichon
Haul, haul, Peyrot (C)
1 Qui creavit coelum, hiUy,

A In nalali Domini (C)
lully, lu
{C)
"Melodies B6arnaises"
"Chester Mysteries"
"Niimberger Gesangbuch"
H. Verdussen
" Chester Arch. Journal "

Traditional
Jure plaudunt omnia (C)

De drie Koningen {O
Gelobel sets tu Jesu Christ
"Chants Populaires Flamands"

Bartholomaeus Gesius
FACSIMILE
Of
MS.
Native Carol
and
well
(Bodleian 572,
in
England.
skilled in music.
fol.
It
50)
still
existing,
The
old alphabetical
Latin text.
fiof put*
op CD/
and thought
probably was the work of a
ApecÂtrtf lotn^yiuri^
(xvii)
notation
is
to be the first
monk
inventive
seen above the
Kn
Carol
gloom
loto^rinfl
nti cloutrfness.
(FOK EASTER.;
1.
Edward Hundley.
{Last Verse Major.)
Slow and
sojfl.
And
drear
The
Seen
an
Sa
Nor
bless
pow'r
tri
the
Love,
the
With ho
umph
the
that
the
Pow'r, that
o'er
woe,
ant,
Grace, the
den
His
breast:
o'er
e
vil
strong.
from death
set
earth's sin
gath
hosts
us
la
er'd
of
head,
morn-ing broke, the woe and curse were o'er.

The pow'rs of death were
ac-cord thro' all
the courts of Heav'n, To
sing the praise of
voice up - raise. And thro' the ransom'd
liest morn let each his
But when that brightest
Now wake
dark-en'd
storm
of
night had
iest
guish keen, the
tan's
the strain with one

ly
joy from ear -
-J-A^
and
van-quish-ed,
Love Di-
vine, the
darkness pass'd a
darkness pass'd a
Ho-ly
Spir
it
*In
Parish Choir, No.
Sa
joy
our Great
world resound
tan
of
reign'd
man
no
o'er
o'er
be
more.
for - given.
Re -deem-er's
And
way,
way,
And
bless'dlAnd
praise.
the world in
the world in
the Name of
the teeond veree repeat the first strain to
9 4.
1
The Sav - iour from the tomb a - rose, the

The Sav - iour from the tomb a - rose, the
O praise the Fa ther, praise the Son! and
-
beau - ty dawn'd the glorious Eas

beau-ty dawn'd the glorious Eas
God most High
douhh
bar.
thro' ev'
fMutie Major
ry land
throughout.
ter
ter
con
day.
day.
-
fess'd.
Û
Carol
ttî^ nisi)t tirf0t)t angelfii nitiQ.

(FOE CHEISTMAS.)
2.
Arthur S. SuUivan.
J/odera<o.
>fn^
i-r-
J.
1.
All
2.
Wake,
/j
earth,
J-
wake
Wake
and
gels
thing,
J-.
rrf^
voice which loud

joy;
for
all
Nev - er
Wake and
sing,
ry
eve
=^^-Ff
Hark
au
night bright
this
_ ~fJ
ly cries,
this night,
" Mor
such
the
tals,
ol
I
mor
eve
cres.
wake
tals,
ry
twink
and
rise.
light,
ling
j.'jrJ.A
ling,
bring:
^s^^
r-r-r
f
f-
Heaven and
car
joy
f h4
J
r
was
hear
^^^^^^=^m^4^^^m^m
glad-ness Turns your sadness:
Lo! to
a
All
maz
ing, Still stand gaz-ing,
From
An
3rf Vetse.
^^1
Sun,
Haill
"^M
P-M
r
F
J.
bles - sed
f f-^
day
is
ris'n a Sun, Shines all night tho'
powers and all that be. Wake, and joy this Su-n
be done.'
to see.
the earth
gels,
^
Light,
a>
Sent
In
to
world
by
night;
-^
=3=]h
r
F
this
&F- -f
1
1
r^
r -r
\ --^
1-
rftm.
;""'j
fplWfl|iplpBP*P
Pôrmostdu-
ly.
Thou
art tru
- ly
Qod and Man, we do
confess: Hail,
O Sun
a
of Right-eous-ness
et)tl0t iu viutn
Carol
Christ
1.
Christ
3.
is
en
ris
ris
is
Christ
ris
is
ei^ti0t is tiutn
His love
en
He
'
us
to
^rtAur 5.
Dy
ing on
He
the strain!
who
the bit
is
ris
Christ
Christ
is
ris
-i^-
i^ -^
^^
1^
Lr'r^^-;
is
ris
enl
en!
en!
Christ
Lo, the chains of death are broken

Earth below, and heaven above
Joy anew in every token
is
ris
-en!
loss,
3Z:
terCross,Lives vic-to
ri
ous!
u s
He
hath burst His
J-
-J-
=gb
bonds
in
twain!
^^
g^f^^
J=i:^
^
enl
'^^
Earth
and
Heav'n, pro
long
the strain!
legions, downward thronging,

Hail the Lord of earth and skies
Ye who watch'd with holy longing
Till your Sun again should rise ;
Angel
!
!
Of Thy
triumph, Lord of love !

He o'er earth and heaven shall reign
At His Father's side
Till He Cometh once again,
Bridegroom to His Bride,
Christ is risen
Christ is risen
He hath burst His bonds in twain !
Christ is risen
Christ is risen !
Earth and Heaven, prolong the strain
ris -
is
t^
^P^F
J
5ufl(i;
suff-ered pain, and
f=r
Ptf
Christ
hath burst His bonds in twain Christ
eul Earth and Heav'n, pro - long
î^
In
(FOB KABTEB.)
He
is
risen
earth, rejoice
Sing, ye starry train

All things living, find a voice
Jesus lives again
Christ is risen
Christ is risen !
He hath burst His bonds in twain
Christ is risen
Christ is risen
Earth and Heaven, prolong the strain
!
a
Carol
uf^t^f^tvXf
Hantr
tiotUn uvt fewuCnfl*
tijelt
(FOR 0HRIBTMA8.)
4.
S. P.
Tuckerman.
Allegro nibaeraio.
p\
1.
^1
band
shepherd
j_^_J_îT-
mffl
:?c=^
II
^_J^
keep-ing,
-^,
î^^FF^gg
1=1:
III
their flocks are
And
gen - tie
-^
lambs
^^^p^^^^
sudden
Glad
tidings of great
they
ly
all
be
An
hold
'
And countless hosts the glorious theme
gel
"
To you
this
day
Your Prophet,
"All glory be
prolong.
"
i-i
gold.
Through field and wood the song resoundeth.

O'er hUl and vale the chorus boundeth
Exultingly the echoes roll,
jf* And hymns of triumph spread from pole to pole
6
is
p The
shepherds view the host returning,

Their hearts with holy ardour burning
To Bethlethem they wend their way,
Repeating with glad tongues th'angelic lay.
born a Saviour,
and King for ever

God," they cry
Priest,
to
in bright robes with harp of
sleep - ing
joy he bringeth,
The azure vault with anthems ringeth

Emmanuel " awakes the song,
jff
an
Alleqro moderato.
'
^^-J
^ffrr^
^Ssl
When
are sweetly
;"
" All glory be to God," let earth reply.

ff
7
In haste they seek the heavenly Stranger
They find the Babe laid in a manger
With wonder and with awe they fall,
jf' And joyfully adore Him, Lord of all
On
earth be peace with mercy blending,

;"
Grood-will to men, and love unending
Thus sweetly sing the angel throng,
And all the heavenly host rehearse the song.
/ Now every
voice with rapture swelleth,
For Christ the Lord with mortals dwelleth

Let men and angels
Him
Ând shout their glad
adore,
Hosannas evermore.
Kn
Carol
ttje
morning, eatls-
ratlff
5.
W. Borrow.
IFOECHKISTMAS]
^*=iIn
h<
-:r^--^-]
t'
the
ear
^-81
1-
ri
in
1
morn-mg,
ly
1^
F#t
Glo
ear
Ere
the
~T
*' \
eel
sis
l*^
De
Glo
-.
ry
ven nigh
:^
be
-r
>.
-A-^
^^"--j
to
God
-r-^=-S=T=
To
the humble Bethlehem shepherds,

On the first glad Christmas morn,
Sang the choir of God Angelic,
Christ the Son of God is born!
When the dew was white and pearly,
Flashed a light across the sky,

In the early morning, early,
Glory be to God on high.
3
Glory in the heavens eternal,

Upon earth be glory, too.
For t\w day of grace hath broken,
And
a King
is
bom
to you.

(ilory be to God on high:
Rang the sound of Angels harping,
Though
4.
:i^
on
high.
J
*^
Parish Choir, No. 26
was
î^?
1-1:
o!
dawn
'^
r-T=:l=
-^L#=i= =t^ 0
-i
ex
^N^
f-^.^-^
the
stilly, list'ning
sky.
'f^
3os
Carol
tills
our inmost Hearts
to=tras?.
6.
Samuel Smith.
(FOR CHRISTMAB.)
on
^ngel
frosts are Dear^
**
^
(foe Christmas.)
J
=?=i=
3^rt0i|t
''^
r.oi
Carol ry
7.
.=-.-J^BEgEE
-i
2.
3.
Come, come
4.
See,
there with
J-
Beth
to
#-
on
heard
are
Ju - bi
lehem, come and
this
Man-
in
l^^l
-- s -ir
lee,
imrr^-
see
ger
-
laid
the
o'er
rapturous mirth pro

The Child whose Birth the An - gels
Je sus, the Lord of Heav'n and
J-
-*
-l-J-4-
rz'
While mountains
e
wliat may
Come, come, a - dore
See, saints and An
say.
r=r^
tr^rr-r
i|
LI
in
the Ti
zHizMzfz
EtSE
=i=r^
I
re - ply The
dings be Which
on bend - ed knee The
gels lend their aid
To
cho
long?
i^
-J- -jI
-J-
=?=?=
^nLziz^qusii
plains
What doth your

-
Say,
sing-ing
All sweet -ly
high
Kl
I'-f-
1'
Bright Au - gel
Hosts
Say, Shepherds, why
1.
lifgi)
-* "-^
I-
bur
still.
In
eel
den
in
fant
e -
of
spire
Christ,
brate
.
their joy
ous
Heav 'nly
the new
born
that
the Sav
strains.
song?
King!
iour's Birth!
^J_iL
J,
fTCJ-:-
4iEfT^rH*=^ t=F=r=r=F4 ^
=^
4^ntt again,
time.
tiUfiifiselv
Rev. J. B. Dykes.
[FOR CHRISTMAS.]
:^^
-r
dark
will
many
en
Many
day,
em
a bond
dis
way,
^=^-
-r-r
But
f-^^-
the
its
its
blessing tender,
gentle splendour;
Oh! could tongues by Angels taught

Speak our exultation
In the Virgin's Child that brought
All
mankind Salvation?
Welcome Thou
Fount
a-r-
to souls athirst,
of endless pleasure:
may do their worst,
we clasp our Treasure:
Gates of Hell
While
Welcome, though an age like this
Puts Thy Name on trial,
And the Truth that makes our bliss
Pleads against denial
"1
"Great
thy
lost
joy
shall
v.-
*-i
"Great Joy"
the
--nr
=tfep^-
Once again the Manger Light

Sheds
Many
'n'"î'~iB
Joy"
"":
nev
r-J-
Once again the Holy Night

Breathes
-H
#-r
er
r^
er;
we
If
But
dim.
!I^_^
nev
'Great Joy'
'
9^-r
sev
"h ^
thee;
brace
iEi
pass
18^
=^^:.rtLr
Thankful hearts
blessed time,
Change
tP^
=^^--J
-V
L--
'
Yea,
if
We
Yea,
^^=33
er!
F.t=t=î
[^^-=B
others stand apart,
will press the nearer;
best fraternal Heart,
We
will hold Thee dearer:

Faithful lips shall answer thus
To all faithless scorning,
"Jesus Christ is God with us.
Born on Christmas morning,'

So we
yield
Thee
all
we
can,
Worship, thanks, and blessing:
Thee true God, and Thee true Man,
On
our knees confessing;
While Thy Birth-day morn we greet
With our
Bathe
us,
best devotion.
most true and sweet
In Thy Mercy's ocean.
^fîm calm
^t moontieamfii hvigfyU
antr fJviQi^t,
Rev. Geonje P. Grantham,
(TOR CHRISTMAS.)
1.
Shine calm
2.
To
and
;_
ber,
dear
er.
-<5-S
FV *
'=^
num
ber;
Fir
near
er!
It
'
o'er
old,
Se
cure
from Win
ter'd safe
to show
eems
_'
bold,
own,
ly
And
nd
To
b
guests in good - ly
bring the God - head
4-^^ :^J.
Thy sym
pa
J.
J-,r-g
thy
and
warm
all
man
grief
and
^=^
r4
-^
-JL
=^^-=Hl-f~r
snow
long
us
street
raise
in
to
be
the
r~
rr
low.
And
screen'dfrom fro
song
Of
No
J-^=p:
l^^f==-r^
Well housed
For
hu -
ter's frost,
-
town
couch
hem's
it
from
And makes
gess
our
^^1
shel
.
rr
bur
=j=l^3^
Bethl'
cost
Than
II
make Thee more
to
O'er
bright,
crib
ly
and
\J
rf
-IM
=^
-Srr^
-J-
beams
lie,
low
seems
It
h-
pain,
moon
Thy
O'er young
^"^
ye
Babe!
!__
slum
bright,
sweet
US,
1r^
sky.
o'er
el
-L-JL
x=tx
:^=
Chorus.
fâ=i
^1
But Babe
O Babe
be - nign
be - nign
!
!
No couch
Thy
is
love
di
low round
Thine,
vine
ly
us,
man
day
ger
stall,
Where
by
day;
Sweet
-Ê
-^
m^^
i:
=t
f^
:;r=t:
H'
cold
Child
winds blow on
of
light!
Thy Form
Be Thou
di
our
vine.
Who
com
might,
Our
gen
'est
-
to
save
tie
King
all.
ave!
Slomifi
fall tlê no\i)-tUU(n.
Carol 10.
Slow
rDark
(TOE CHRISTMAS.)
ly
fall
enow
the
flakes,
Cloth
earth
ing
In
white,
5
the
earth
Slowly
fore
fall the snow-flakes,

Virgin-white the sod,
In the chill descending,
Like the grace of God
Wild the varied chimings,
One tale only tell
Lies in Bethlehem's mauger
Emmanpel.
29 4.
Great
Parish Choir, No.
time,
White
on
Christ
Slowly
God
Dark
mas
mom
the snow-flakes.
the holly high,
fall
Hang
Bright
its berries, greeting

Incarnate nigh
the earth no longer,
Barren nevermore,
Grace-flowers spring to blossom
On the eternal shore.
sbutPf
Carol
11.
fiôii?
nwbt.
(FOB CHEI3TMA8.
Thy
on
Reo. J. B. Dykea.
Mo
ther's
Great
^^f'^^f^^^r^t^^^-^pWW^
In
such a place of
such a
In
Sleep
Holy Babe
place of
rest
. .
Accomp.
Thine Angels watch around,
All bending low with folded wings,

Before the Incarnate King of kings,
In reverent awe profound.
Sleep Holy Babe while I with

In joy upon that Face, awhile
Upon the loving infant smile
Which there Divinely plays.
!
Sleep
Too
Holy Babe
quickly will
And Thou
to
Mary
ah take Thy brief repose

Thy slumbers break,
!
lengthened pains awake
That Death alone
gase
shall close.
eatol
Carol
1.
2.
3.
12.
Ca
Ca
Ca
Bear
rol,
rol
rol,
rol,
the
the
joy
vales
bells
Ca
Ca
Ca
rol,
rol,
rol,
Sav
8weet-ly
sweet-ly
sweet-ly
Hark! the
O'er
sweet
sweet
sweet
1^^
Ju
peal
ca
ca
ca
ly
- ly
ly
dah,
ing
rol,
rol.
rol,
the
ry
might
in
loud
in
-
hap
them
woke
mer
earth's
Till
Good
Ye
shin
re
mot
peace
ones
ing
day:
throng
time
way.
song.
chime;
est
boTind
and
love,
bove.
far
ry,
with
will,
cêl
heavenly
mer - ry
the
-
to
Christmas
py
bear
-
Their
bom
An -
lour
the
when
t-
r*:
"-r
Oh,
tid - ings,
ful
of
are
As
The
rol,
rol,
-^.
hear
Glo
Sing
tatoL
fiitoeetls
(fob CHBI8TMA8.)
the
cho - rus.
high - est.
est
num
-I-
bers.
And
To
Oh,
-T
e
God
sing
;
-
cho back
who
reigns
re-deem
^^-^J
the
a
ing
sound.
bove.
love.
^--J^-
'Omtf St tuit^fnU taint t^t isttafn.

Carol
ry8,.
y^'
(FOB EAflTEE.)
13.
Arthur S. Sullivan.
^^^J
it
^
1
1.
J
s
Come, ye
faith
raise
ful.
Of
the strain
-4-
-d-
tri -
_iL
'
1
umph
_J_
ant
glad
Li^~r-^-T
with un
Sea
n^=\:^^
Who
Long and
with true affection,

Welcomes in unwearied straini
dark, is flying
From His Light, to whom we give
Laud and praise undying.
Jesus' Resurrection.
now we cry
To our King Immortal,
Alleluia
Who
triumphant burst the bare

tomb's dark portal
Of the
Alleluia, with the
God
'-^
the Queen of Seasons, bright

With the day of splendour,
With the royal Feast of feasts.
Comes its joy to render
Comes to glad Jerusalem,
All the winter of our sins,
Son
the Father praising;
Alleluia yet ngain

To the Spirit raising.
wa
Now
Spring of souls to-day

Christ hath burst His prison ;
from three days' sleep in death
And
risen
Red
Hr
'Tis the
As a sun hath
Through the
foot
moistened
uesa
^
1
Led them
^=1:
Amen.
Carol 14.
Words
lEaster ^feiesi.
13rigt)t
by Bishop A. Burgess.
Music by G.
W.
Marston.
[FOR KASTER.]
1.
Bright Eas-ter
skies!
2.
Green Eas-ter
Sweet Eas-ter
flowers!
3.
4.
Fair Eas-ter
skies!
Our Lord is
risen.
Fair Eas-ter fields! Heaven's first ripe fruit,
White Eas-ter flowers! From Heaven descend
Our Vic -tor
Lord,
O Christian men!
fields!
Christian
cbild^!
r rf
Nor
cold,
stone, hewn firm and
walls of
seed we
sow,
In churchyards wide the
E - den's birth,
Each plant that bloomed at
His com - maud
Wake we our hearts
Nor
a^ ti-^CrCJ-'=D=B

1^-1
i
r^^l"
Nor
One
Satan's
Eas-ter
Pluck
lil-ies
With warmest
J--r
Fi
-I
and
rare
*=^^^ d^
7^ T
ere..
Hail
Throw
Till
ter
as the Eas
the blest morn, by
fragrant palms be in
the ( louds His
^ ir'
J
>
Eas
ses
ter
keep
The
end,
sweet.
And
And
skies.
1
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'
Afteb each Vebsk
ParishChoir,
sign
we
No.38 4.
^--
Our
light.
An
King,
And
And
see.
J---'
diers.
the
o'er
to
love
^=H
pierc-ed
hands
"n*^
T?' -f^-
^
*
bur - ied
gels
shall
(vreathe the
quick
and
4^
Lord
is
reap
the
crown the
dead shout
tri -f^-r^-"'^
deathly
in
sleep:
gold-en sheaves shall heav'n-ward

strew the
path
of
Je - sus'
Stretch we our
arms, and
fix
our
send.
feet.
eyes:
i.^
day-beams dawn.
fvhose glad
fore our
J^
T'l
gain.
If
WU=^^^
i,
Just
ores.
-^^
-J J_,-^J_J-,-J
J--
sol
come a
^r-r
ro
to
rise.
SEfcJ^
^^
r^ '-f-^r-^^
hopes,
mar-shalled hosts could

Day death's reign shall
we our
Lift
too, sliai!
Shall
Be-neath the cross

Shall blow a - gain
Ro-man
We,
Death, conquered, yields.

Life -giv -lug
showers.
'
risen
and
gone.
white.
bring.
har - vest
saved shall
'.Ju
bi
^\
f-^
lee!*^
-^--w
'^Tioao)
at t^t
matin
lôut.
Edward Handley.
Carol 15.
(FOE EASTEK.)
mf From
mf The
realms unseen, an unseen way,
Th' Almighty Saviour came,
And
CT
following on His silent steps,
An
angel came full early,

But Christ had gone before,
Not for Himself, but for His Saints,
angel armed in flame.
Is burst the prison door.
mf When
dim The stone is rolled away,

p The keepers fainting fall,
has scared them
2riê
N. B.
Carol
And
all.
foe tieHlntr,
The small notes are
to he
added
so lie
down
to receive.
in peace.
tlê ireeii liefote,
to the voice
parts and played by the Organ.

^''^"
16.
^"y^-
fTOB EASTEE.]
^ ^= 112.
The
Lift
His Saints assemble.
haste ere twilight cease,
His Easter blessing
Satan and Pilate's watchmen,
The day
all
Make
up,
Veb.
1.
Voices in unison.
foe" be-hind,
hft
up
your
the deep
voi
ces
be
fore.
now! The
Our
hosts have dared
whole wide world
re
and passed the sea:
joi
ces
now!
THE FOE BEHIND, THE DEEP BEFORE-
to
^ d f-T ::^r:t-'r---t4~^"^~^3. Legato.
feg^^JE^J^
Hap py
uior-row,
turn
J AJ
A -^
-^1-
Love
de
Watch His
ing
sor
row
-^
In
to peace
ing
mirth
aud
-f-
earth-ly
er
pris - on:
the
earth
-Ill
No
long
Al.
=1=
er
must the
as
Seals
sur
ing,
Guards
call
de
part
ed
^-j-J.
e=*
Org.
Death
is
hallowed
in
to
sleep,
And
end
ing,
ev
se
Christ
cur
ing,
hath risen
mourners weep, Ncor
Bond-age
Seals are shattered, Guards are scattered,
Voices in unison.
5.
J- -^
-J-
scend
ly
^^=^fes
f=f
-fVeb.
ri ous
t^
t=t:
Ver.
ery grave be
comes
Christians dead; For
THE FOE BEHIND, THE DEEP BEFORE.
man
and
risen,
^-Tshall
rise
=t^
fall
at
fj
fj
not
is
to
To
^-
dwell with Christ
-&
^^=p=^N^p-^ ^^B ^^
9.
^-
'
f>
bet
is
= 1
ter
-^- -^-
j?^
p^t
o'er
us,
right
arm
+tef+-^^?
We
and
^=^. -L
-r~r~ti^t
\
die :
joy,
;^=l^
T=F
^J_..i_^_
Veb.
II.
Hope, and
past,
;g=i
sleep
Old things
last,
^=3=3
mf^^
3t=^
7.
-^(^-^
Now
-
iL=5Ei^
Veb.
-^^-a
may
face
the
Christ has
gone
be
_<i
r^
zSi
_/^_
foe.
His
fore
us.
,=g=
j|=
^
is
Christians,
fol
low
our guide will
be;
3ituv&
aU
titri0tlt
^te ttnminQ*
W. R.
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
rM^
.^
Heaven
.^
and Earth
.-1
|.
r-
^~
are
God
tell
r^ =^ ^^man
Holt.
r.
is
J-.
OL^
^-t
j-J
Here
for us abiding,
Cradled in a Stall,
All His glory hiding.
See the Lord of all!
Chorus
Wake and
-:-tT-=t==}=
mf
idL^=1I
Thousand thousand blessings

Sing we for His Love,
Choral Hymns addressing
To our Lord above.
sing,
&c
Chorus
Wake and
sing,
Born that He might lead us,

From this desert home,
Guide our way, and feed us,
Till the end shall come
Chords Wake and sing, &c.
Parish Chotr, No. 604.
ff
Glory
For
in the Highest,
wondrous Birth
Heaven thou criest
this
Clioir of
Peace
to all tlie
Chorus
Earth
Wake
sing, &c.
&c.
TSToto
Ktt
tlje
C3irOl 18,
ratol,
wen
antr maiîs*
Arthur
(TOE CHRISTMAS.)
H. Broum.
Moderato.YERSE.
S:
1.
Now lift
2.
He was
the car - ol, men and maids,

not born in such sweet days,
Now wake ex -ultAs
we
ant siug - ing; This day the

yore re - niein-ber,'Twasnot
of
WELL of
^rr~^v
is
the Birth-day
Life first sprang, Who shall declare His springing? It
of our Peace This
summer-time, Oh 'twas the cold De-cem-ber: As shinesthe sun a - bove the snows, Wlien
;
day for man the wea nature's
mf
life
is
ly
ry.
The Ev - er bound in
ing, Fast
- ing
winter's
last
There were poor Shepherds in the field,

Their flocks at midnight tending
Then Heaven came down and brought for news,
rapture never ending
So they went swift to Bethlehem,

And saw and told the story
Of Christ the Lord, a little Child,
And
Angels singing "Glory."

Chorus. Noel Noel
&c.
Son
i
of
God Was born
cy chain, So came
of blessed
to
the
He
Ma
ry.
dying.
in the manger lies He now

Far o'er the sapphire portal
At God's right Hand of Power He
Who was this day made mortal
mf Not
cr
sits
All in the highest, holiest place.

Where there may dwell none other.
There our own Manhood sits enthroned,
There is our Elder Brother.
Chorus Noel Noel ! &c.
miiffti^
ivom
if^t
moutttf tûvt^suvtf.
Rev. R. F.
1.
Blithe
ly
from the
moat
ed_churchyard
clouds
cle^r-voiced
bells
this
â^^^^î^
^=^s^=*=e=f
^m'^^m
Riug the
-^^ r-^
sad
of
ness,
Ev'
.ii
ry
sel
- fish
care
Smm
morn
^^
depart;
T
Grate
mf
ful
tho'ts,
and
glad
tho'ts
Brightly in the holy chancel

Leafy circles intertwine
Telling how in Blessed Jesus
Life and strength and joy combine.
As beneath the arch we enter
Welcome words our coming
ness,
mf
bless,
For in Thee our hopes we centre,

Christ,"The Lord our Righteousness."
Ring from
ev'
Chris-tian
heart.
In the nave each space is speaking

Of the light which Jesus brought,
Of the freedom and the glory
Which for all the world He wrought
Wherefore, O ye congregation,
Should your hearts be cold and dumb.
While the walls proclaim Salvation,

And, "Arise, thy Light is come."
Listen to the old-new message,

At the Holy Table kneel
Grudge not, when ye leave the Temple,
To diffuse the warmth ye feel.
Life has time enough for sadness.
Clouds too seldom pass away ;
Only love and peace and gladness.
Should be named on Christmas Day.
URtntl^ tnllu V^t tointet isnotD*

(TOE OHEISTSUB.)
m'^
f^
,S
Lj-'ir-lr^
Plant
the ten
the
ov
er
ed
mom,
=^^
it
-A
ru
Je
__l^_^
sa-lem,
-1
is
Seere.
1^
r.
J'
C^rsT was
that
=J^=t#
Chbist
=J[J
r
the day
7^
ly
Hail
<
-J^=p^==^=r-
thro'
Jr
ho
long
born;
g-f-4
-f
r-J-
1/
2-K
l=f=
Jr
bless
Tel:
is'd
=H[J
=#^F=l=
4=
Hail
'
^^
Prom
=:^p-i_
^^^
r-^
appears,
Chobtts.
J-i
A4^
[^
,.h
While
Herbert S. Irons.
h-.'
born
Beth
in
-C-i
As we watched
Lo
we saw
-r
r
1
at dead of night,
a wondrous sight,
Stooping from His Throne sublime,
Angels singing Peace on Earth,
High above the cherubim.

Chorus. Hail, &c.
Telling of the Saviour's Birth."
Chorus.
mf
Say, ye wand'ring Shepherds, say
What yonr
joyful
news to-day
Wherefore have ye left your sheep

Wherefore fail your watch to keep
Chorus.
Hail, &c.
?
?
Haste we now
Hail,
&c
to greet
God's Child,
Watch His Face so meek and mild

Learn the Love of Heaven to see
In our Lord's Humility.
Chorus.
Hail, &c.
II
le-hem.
He who built the starry skies

Low within a manger lies,
11
M
Carol
J = 108.
An
If
Arthur H, Brown.
'^
sung
gels
Sav
our
iour's birth
On
that
their mirth,
tate
Grieve not, vain man, who mortal

That thou to eartli must fall
It was Ills portion, 'twas the part
Of Him who made us all.
Now
He
Himself
art.
most
bless
m^FFf'^^^^^^^^^^f'^^
Chorcs.
J3ftrtti
Treble Solo.
Moderato.
1.
MnQtln nnuQ out Satifours
21.
gain
is
He humbled
Made
to the grave,
flesh like us, to
That we as
born.
show
certainly shall have,
A resurrection too.
Then, with perpetual hymns, let Christ,

Who from the dead was raised,
With Father and the Holy Ghost,
Eternally be praised.
After Each Vkhse.
8ves.
After the last verse.
Slow.
^
kÊi
rex
- it
Chris-tus
ho
8ves.
ParishChoir, No.
66 4.
di
Glo
ria
Je
su
Dom
no.
ea^tol tne
Carol 22.
i^^
Car-ol
/ai - ui
fiUssfng*
tt)e
5. Z; Aikyns.
(FOR EASTER.)
i^
U-i-4-u
rffmnm^
f^fffi^ff
wj be
uaiiic u^j*^!!
down to
uc ouic-tj
Sure-ty
we,
wc, ucouo
Jesus vuix&i
Christ came
we,
wc, car-ol
i;a.i - ui
on th'accursedtree,
uii
lu attjuiocv
Forthesinsof men.
'P\
III
Mourn we
2.
ii J J
piî
,j
9^
Ear.
Unis.
Ma-jes
-j^
t^
at the scorn-ingShower'dup-on
ty,
/Ill
Di-vin
- i
J=d:
- ty,
3.
_|_
Â1J.J:jJ.
,j
AJ^.g
Human -
Ill
i -
ty,
Bolce.
Per-fect in
laj
hu
i
mil
For the
- ty,
i^j
men.
sins of
i
^ f
pp
Bar.
Cloth-ed with
-j^ ft^
His head,WhileHisbrow a -dom-lng, Mocking words they said.
Unis.
Mr
Car-ol
we
the
sto
ry
Of His dy-ing
love;
Car-ol
we
the glo
^-
He now shares a-bove.
ry
iiiiijj
Car-ol
we, car-ol
we, Cap-tive led cap-tiv
i-ty;
'
11
Jesus Christ now lives to be Th'Advocate for men.
CAROL WE THE BLESSING.
T
T we
r the
rol
mm
r r
whole earth Sav'd from
Ca
sin-ful
ij:
we
the
J.
J.
rr-
new
birth
rol
r r
Unto righteousness.
i-aj
W^
fep^
mm^f^r^^^^^^m
r
Ca -
rol
ca-rol
we,
r ThT
we,
'
i^
'
'
'
'ever blessed Trin-i-
'
//iJ-iJ-^.JU
omt,
'
'
'
'
J_iiJ-J
tome, e
3?e lottfft
Carol
f r
r
r
r
ty,ThreeinOne,andOneinThree,Godfor e-ver-more.
lotoli^.
Oumey.
Bev. A.
(FOB CHRISTMAS.)
f
Come, ye
low
come, ye
loft - y,
pJ
/;
- ly,
Let your songs of
J.
rests the
s^
i a^
n ^^>
King
'
tS>
--
sta
r
-
ble
See in Mary's arms re
In
glad-ness ring
pos-ing, Christ by highest
^^-rm-m
rV
^^ ^^feiE^^^^^:^^ î
i^^ttt
Heav'n a
f=f=r=T=H-^
Come, your cir
dored ?
j^j
'
, j
J
;
cle
Come, ye poor, no pomp of station

Robes the cliild your hearts adore
He, the Lord of all salvation.
Shares your want, is weak and poor
Oxen, round about behold them
Rafters naked, cold, and bare.
!
H
J
Pi
clos-ing,
J
;
J
;
J
;
T^-T
love the Lord.
J
.l_,
J
;
I
i
J- ^
^
j_^
far
Come, glad hearts, and spirits pining

For you all has risen the star.
Let us bring our poor oblations,
Thanks and love and faith and praise
Come, ye people, come, ye nations,
All in
all
draw nigh
to gaze.
.5.
children, blithe and merry,
This one Child your model make

Christmas holly, leaf and berry,
All be prized for His dear sake
Come, ye gentle hearts and tender,
Come, ye spirits keen and bold
All in all your homage render
:
Weak and
H=5:
ous hearts that
3.
Come, ye
High above a Star is shining

And the Wise men haste from
See the Shepherds, God has told them

That the Prince of I-ife lies there.
round
mighty, young and old.
Hark
the ITeaven of heavens is ringing

Christ the Lord to man is bom
Are not all our hearts, too, singing.
I
Welcome, welcome, Christmas mom

Still the Child, all power possessing.
Smiles as through the ages past
the song of (Thristmas blessing
Sweetly sinks to rest at last.
And
Carol 24.
i! !U
ii"i'
1.
(FOREASTEB.)
On
J.
this
glo
J^
rious
Sa
tan's
gloom
morn
ter
i'ii'
Eob
,'i;,pi
,'
;
bing
death
^^^
^^^
our Prophet, Priest,
and
ing,
LA
s=Ea
Shattering
;,'
Traditional.
^
y
em - pire, Rose
of
King
all
its
sting,
^ ^^^
fefafeJ F#fe^
r
God,
tri
r-
ror
r
-
ver death and
Lift
sin.
1/
your
2^
heads,
ye
4^^
^zbh:H T"f^f-r un
m g^^^fe^N=ff^
J
ga
umphant, Conq'
I
J5
J_
EEJ
-:
He who left His Father's glorj%

He who stooped from Heaven most high,
Lived as man on earth and suffered,
Died that man no more should die.
Christians! this glad Easter morning.

Tells of Light, and Life, and Love
Now returns,
Tells
a mighty Victor,
Conq'ror over death and sin.
Lift your heads, ye heav'nly Portals,
Let the King of Glory in
!
Tells us
somewhat
of the yearning
man in heaven above

how Jesus rose triumphant
Felt for
Conq'ror over death and sin
How
the everlasting Portals
Ope'd to
Tells us, too. the joyful tidings,
That where He is, we shall be

And that we, too, shall be like Him,
When we Him in Glorj' see.
:
Like Him, Vanquishers of Satan,

Conq'rors over death and sin,
Lift your heads, ye heav'nly Portals
Let the ransomed servants in !
let their
Monarch
in
Singing
ttje
Carol 25.
Allegretto. ,'
1.
Sing
vtaptvn lômeUiarlr eome.
(FOB
the reap
ing
W. H.
HAEVE3T THANKSOIVINa.)
home-ward
ers
come,
-ol
ol
p^
I - ol
nrrr
A -long
ol
the
giijJr-
\Sl
^
o!
iiri=\
''
1
Home-ward com
?4ffS ^.
Parish Choir, No. 714.
/_-J-
TTr
/'
Home-ward com
broad,
r;
-
J-
eth
long the road, Where au
field,
leaves
GiU.
lOO,
[;
eth
the
tumn
-I
last
last
'
load,
scat -tering
is
^Z^^_g_g
'J^
ripe
j--f-J
the ripe
ol
-J-.
load,
ol
^fîi^=?^3=^r^-,MH
I-o!
I-oI
^Â^-ij-^; l.j.^j
I-ol
J
^.-^
smamo the
Sing
are
era
#
JN^
8um-mer
sun
r
J
glo
r
J
ri
CTS.
JL
twi
the
ing
fill
beepers homeward com.
- fied
hill
dim
With
"=^=^
- =jf=
I
1
light
and
plain.
To
cheer
^.
-^^
en
-J-
-^.
r-
song,
.'>-^=^^
gold
-^=f=y=
ful
i-^
per - fee
tion
^J- W
g
^
'
SIK6ING THE KEAPER3

pp
\i
appear'd
on
pj
bill
-J^=^=
7 -i--^1=^^
and
plain
^^-? F-t=t=t=
iR^
COME.
e stace.
^
all
HOMEWARD
J:
Like
-6
-r
liv -
ing
-J
-1
-r
^=f
'
\A/
-M
(FOB
Carol 26.
HABVBST THANKSGIVING.)
when
,iM^D_^,
-J-.
-J-
TfK small
the
notes are for the
bur
ied
A^
-r;
Albert
Organ only.
Holy is the harvest, when each ripened ear,

Bending to the sickle, crowns the golden year
Store them in our gamers winnow them with care
Give to God the glory in our praise and prayer.
;
Holy seed our Master soweth
Be
in
His
field
the harvest holy which our hearts shall yield
Be our
bodies holy, resting in the clay,
Till the Resurrection
summons them away.
Glory to the Father, who beheld our need
who
hath sown the seed
Glory
to the Saviour,
Glory
to the Spirit, giving the increase
Glory, as
it
has been,
is,
and ne'er
shall cease
Lom,
&Ut9f tap âtifout,
^^^
Carol 27.
my
Sav-iouk,
Arranfjed by Rev. R. F. Smith.
4=J=^k^.
P^f^
-^
Sleep,
nlttp.
(FOK CHKISTMAS.)
On
sleep,
Thy
bed
hay;
of
I I I I
-'
An
- gels
i:
J:
in
./
the
J:
ig^^^^lê^^îfciiiiiS^
m W^^^^M^^^^^^^
span
i:
gled
Heaven Sing their gladsome Christ-mas car-
:U
ols
the
Till
dawn
of
day.
i-//
J^_A ^_l. J.
li^l^
Sleep, my Saviour, sleep,
Sweet on Mary's breast.
Now the shepherds kneel adoring.
Now the mother's heart is joyous,
my Saviouk, sleep.
On Tliy bed of hay.
Ere the mourning Angel cometh
Sleep,
To the moon-lit olive garden.

Wiping
Take a happy
tears away.
rest.
my Saviour, sleep,
Sweet on Mary's breast,
Crucified, with wounds and bruises
Sleep,
Bleeding, purple, stained, disfigured.

One day "Thou wilt rest.
&iUnt
nigîl
Carol 28.
Ho-
nmu
M^
m^^^
PP
iftE^SEE^mÊE^^m
Br
Si
Hôls
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
lent night!
ly
Ho
ly night! All
is
In -f ant, so tender and mild,Sleep
Emm^^
iHÊ^
cahn,
in
all
bright
is
heav-en-ly
peace,
HEi^=
Round yon Vir
Sleep
in
gin
Mother and Child,
heav-en-ly peace.
^^^^^rr-fT f^
Silent night ! Holy night

Shepherds quake at the sight
Glories stream from heaven afar,
Heavenly hosts sing Alleluia
Christ, the Saviour, is bom
Christ, the Saviour, is bom !
!
Silent night
Holy night
Son of God, love's pure light

Radiant beams from Thy Holy Face
With the dawn of redeeming grace,
Jesus, Lord, at
Jesus, Lord, at
Thy
Thy
Birth
Birth
!
!
Carol 29.
f^r
Ca
1.
ca
rol,
'
Chris
- rol,
Ca-rol
- tians,
na
- tiv
Ca-rol, ca-
ty;
And
pray
Ca-rol
ly,
com
for the
mas For
good Chris-tian men,
Ca
gain;
- rol,
ca
^=^
Ca
joy
- rol
^
I
J.
ful -
ly;
g^
Ca
3.
rol
-l,
H-if
for
com
the
iour,
Chris
- rol,
ing
Of Clmst's
A 1
To put
,j
f=f
^^
i^
I
i
J
I
^m
ty.
U=^=A
\'^r=^
-
myr- ties grow. Where the pine and lau - rel Bend beneath the snow;
oflE
inmight.Deedsand dreamsof darkness, For therobes of light;
\\J^^.l^jLljil'
^ i i
SE f=rF=r=Ê^
\
j^f
f
-
-^
-^
est Where the
'
Go ye to the for
Give us grace, O Sav
I 4=t:
i=
1 1 1 1
'
,
2.
^-i-t
Of
ing
Lindsay.
II
glad-some Christ
Chris- tians, Till Christmas comes a
rol,
joy-ful
Christ's
M.
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
=^
Tt
j
*T
j
m
f
'
U^. JX-J_; JJ
rr
Gather them for Je-sus, Wreathe them for His shrine; Make His temple glo-rious With the box and pine.
glo - ry ANTien Thou com'st a - gain.
As Thy-selfwithmen, So to rise
And to live as lowly
I.
Ca-rol, ca-r6l,Chris-tians,Ca-rol joy-ful-ly,
li V i
Ca-rol
jj
for the
j_
com
ing of Christ's nativ
A Ij
ty.
iWottalfii, aisât^tf
tlie
movnitiQ
iu UvtÛitiQ.
^mm^mm^^
Carol 30.
M. A. F.
(FOR CIIKISTMAS.)
63.
-fV-
fi3
Mor-tals,
lis,
a.- wake, the mom-ing

a
is
break
- ing,
Chris-tians, re
the
for
joice,
day
at hand;
is
^B3fff=g^ -/-^-J
5^^
i-J
1=5
See
in
the
man - ger
the
In
- f ant
dor
- ing,
Shepherds and
fJ^llIJ^lJ^-Ill I I I
J:
An - gels,
won - der-ing
J: J: J^
J:-
band.
1.:
im
Ufi^Hmwi^^tm
1
Who
is
the
ten
der Babe gent-ly
'Mid cat-
ing
re
tie
and strangers
yon bum-ble
stall ?
i^
T'is Christ the
A- noint-ed,who,from the be - gin - ning,
fVl
Hail the
In
car - nate One,
Ho-
ly
and Glo
Is Sov'reign.Cre
- tor,
The message of mercy "Glad tidings I bring,"

Salvation on high for mankind is preparing.
Earth has received a Heavenly King,
Hail the Incarnate One, &c.
;
ver
all.
^w^m
ri-ous,
Sav-iour,
Em-man
u-el,
i==i^
Shepherds, arise, reveal the strange story
How through the darkness there shone all around
Light far exceeding the sun in its glory;
Trembling ye gaz'd as ye lay on the ground;
How there appeared an Angel declaring
and Lord o
Mortals
fall
down
in
God
with
us.
^rr
devout adoration.
Christians unite in the heavenly strains;

in the chorus of loud exultation
Carol'd by Angels on Palestine's plains.
Let the still air ring with music sublimest.
And echo in praises creation to fill;
All honour- and glory to God in the Highest,
Peace be on Earth, unto all men good wilL
Hail the Incarnate One, &c.
Join
S^^tp'^tvTsn^ vtioitty lift
Carol
31.
I
Shep-herds, re-joice,
up ponv
tptn,
(KOR CHRISTMAS.)
lift
up
your
j-i
i^J:
eyes,
i-
j_
And drive all fears

J
rr
And drive all fears a-
way.
hj
J.
^ nV
.
@=Fp^^^^^
God whom angels fear.

Comes down to dwell with you;
He makes His entrance here,
But not as monarchs do.
Jesus, the
Go. shepherds, where the Infant
To-day
With
throne;
tears of joy in all your eyes,
Ck>,
shepherds, "Kiss the Son".'
lies
And see His humble
Glory to God, who reigns above,

Let peace surround the earth.
Mortals shall know their Maker's love.
At their Redeemer's birth.
^nvft I
ioliat fiiounlTfii
Carol 32.
apt motttlp sstea(Un0<
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
>
Hark! what sounds are
sweet
ly
steal
Soft
thro'
Beth-lehem's mid
night
r
air?
fef-^^f^=?-T^f=f^rrfi
Seel a light from heav'n is streaming.

Night and darkness quit the plain;
Seel an angel brightly beaming,
Followed by a radiant train.
Thus the
" Fear not, shepherds glad my story,

Tidings of the greatest joy:
Christ is bom, the Lord of Glory!
I proclaim a Savioiu' nigh."
angel, then ascending.

Seeks again the realms of light;
the chorus faintly ending,
All is silence, all is night.
Now
Sing pt
f^t
noHQU of pvuim.
(for CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 33.
Sing ye the songs of praise; Je- sus

Je- sus
This day in Beth-le-nem,
1.
2.
Mrs. C. Farebrother.
su.
was born!
High your glad voi-ces raise; Jk

King of Je - ru - sa- lem, Je
J-J: J
-U-
sus is born!
sus was born!
hÛ
^^^^mt^^m^w^
m
^j^^^j^
Wor-ship and homage pay, Welcome the blessed day,
righteousness, Shin-ing with blessedness, Healing our wretchedness,
Je- sus
Je- sus was boml
Cast worldly cares a-way,
Sun
of
all
J-
J/i
i ;iJ-
<*
;3i J
#-
f=t
:ifrnr-M=^ i
3.
Cleanse us from
all
our
Save throiigh Thy merit,

Great Prince of Peace
Give Thy good Spirit,
Great Prince of Peace!
Let not Thy love depart.
sin,
Saviour Divine!
Make our thoughts pure within,
Saviour Divine!
Lo! now the lierald sound
But holy gifts impart.

Born into every heart.
Carols the love profound.

Telling of Jesus found.
Saviour Divine!
net
Great Prince of Peace I
tieatien anti tuviff vtioitt untf ninQ.

(for CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 34.
1.
2.
Let
Come,
Joseph
Heaven and earth
re
us
our
let
join
joice
and
sing;
Sa
hearts
to
God,
And
lute
thus
I
Wise men and kings rich gifts did bring

To Bethlehem straitway,
Conducted by a leading Star,
Where
Christ our Saviour lay.
this
ex
W.
hap
Sidehotham.
py
alt
Lord, to Thee all glory be,

Whom Heaven and earth adore;
For our Redeemer we will praise
This day and evermore.
t^mt f^vtt
sriête
m^s*
UitiQu tvt titeaft of
(for epiphany.)
Carol 35
Rev. R. F. Smith.
Andante grazioso
II
1.
There came
^
r
^
^
gffi
myrrh are
J
>
break
ere
rare,
All
=^
f
Where
the King ?0
;.jJ
.J
t;
r
-
phan
O'er Bethlehem fields

The dew lay on the
its
pr\^
?
i^^rX^^ tDliat mt^xi
r^
rt
the
is
at the
King ?
where ?
4=t=
manger low,
A maiden bent o'er the Babe in prayer :

There
is
the King,
there
there
How lost man

Born
to
has now a Saviour,

conquer deatli and hell.
tell
tlioiê )|ol|? s^t>Xtt%.

Geo. B. Arnold.
le^-
t-^fJ rr^
4 Born Thy people to deliver,
Jesu, from the death of sin
Bom to make us Thine forever
Still abide our souls within.
6 Son of God, most holy Jesu,
Endless glory be to Thee.
To the Fatlier and the Spirit,
;
and
^*"^"r^
O where
Al
With their blessed Alleluias

Hear what wondrous things they
cense,
X4-
(fok chkistjias.)
f==f=^
'f\
A babe lay in the stall
"Glory in the highest, glory,"

Thus they chant their joyful strain
"Glory in the highest, glory
Peace on earth, good will to men."
in
The starlight played on the Infant brow,

Deep silence lay o'er all
rays were shed,
hill
no palace fair,
where ? O where ?
the King ?
Carol 36.
Gold, frank
Thee
- ie
An old man knelt
We see no throne,
is
pi
for
r r where
7
where
-^-f-^^rrr
u
I
j-iJ
pjr
is
Lord Christ,
The star shone brightly overhead,

The air was calm and still.
Where
M ^^^^
all.
4=b mJ
on
and
nrr-TT
there.
All
'
r
day,
of
I
I
they bare,both rich
gifts
II
three kings,
Now and through
eternity.
MoînQ
o*tv
ttoutiUTi ixiuitv^.
ttie
(for WUIT SUNDAY.)
Carol 37.
August Ulmann.
Allegro moderato.
Mov
ing
m^^
the
o'er
trou
bled
wa
J.
A-
Came
ters
tlie
Spi
rit
^-^rg
m=^û^^^.î^gfeNi#g^
His
Clad
might:
in
ty,
re
earth,
joi
Sprang from
cing,
^^^^P^^
-J=^
^ ^=Ep
m
gloom
to
Ho
liglit.
gE^g^J
id-Ui=J^^^^N^
L.-J
cha
beau
ly
Spi
rit!
Ho
r
-
"
r
Spi
ly
rit!
^^^^^^^^^
TT
F^r-r
Calm
our
souls,
dis
solve
their
night,
fire
upon them resting
Christ's Apostles felt
our
souls,
dis
=it^
ifE^
Tongues of
Calm
;^^
Sanctifying love
Holy
Thou
art.
Spirit!
Cleanse us, quicken every parti
Holy Trinty w6 praise Thee!
God the Father who did'st make,

God the Son who did'st redeem us,
Liv'st in glory for our sake.
Holy
May we
solve their
Witness throughout all the ages,

Voice to every faithful heart.
Guide to Christ's one holy body,
new power.
Preached the word, converted thousands,

Joyed in Pentecost's glad hour.
Holy Spirit!
Give our souls Thy precious dower!
of
Spirit!
Thy
grace partake.
night.
a&oXif iotio
vnUt
tt|trou0tl t^t
^Qtu.
(fob TBINITY SUNDAY.)
Carol 38.
Andante maestoso.
2.
God our Maker, God our Father,

Wlio hast made the round world
In whose hand the deep
By whose word
Still
sustain us
Keep us
in
is
God
sm'C,
holden,
the hills endiu-e,
by Thy power,
Thy
love secure.
the Spirit,
God
of comfort,
Who by promise dost abide

In the faithful hearts that love Thee,
Who our feet in truth dost guide,
Peace and joy Thy presence brings us
We by grace
who
are sanctified.
God our
God,
A\nio didst veil in
Sov 'reign merciful and mighty.

All Thy creatures worship Thee.
"Holy, Holy, Holy," crying,
God, our Qod, loved One in Three
Saviour, our Redeemer,

Wlio from glory didst come down,
shame and weakness.
Thy great might, Thy great renown.
Yea, we thank Thee, yea, we praise Thee,
Thou hast won
the victor's crown.
nilest tlirougli the ages,
Glorious in
Thy
majesty,
THE ANGELS.
sent
iKoXi l)at)|
fjîu
angels.
J.
to
the sons
J.
1'
Now
PS;
gE^
5s=
J-
tl
of
men. They who
first
C. D. Parker.
r^/
'
throng'd the heov'n-ly
at
^
way,
^1
Day.
he-side
f^^
An-gels, sing His
tri
umph,
^#Fg^
Slower.
you sang His
birth, " Christ the
Lord
is
en," " Peace, good-will
on
earth.
In the dreadful desert, where the Lord was tried,

(Jod has still His angels, helping, at His word.
There the faithful angels gathered at His side.
All His faithful children, like their faithful Lord
And when in the garden, grief and pain and care
Soothing them in sorrow, arming them in strife.
Bowed Him down with anguish, they were with Him there. Opening wide the tomb-doors, leading into Life.
Cho.Angels, sing, Ac.
Cho.Angels, sing, &c.
Yet the Christ they honour, is the same Christ still,

Who, in light and darkness, did His Father's will.
And the tomb deserted, shineth like the sky,
Since He passed out from it, into victory.
Cho. Angels, sing, &c.
Father, send Thine angels unto us, we pray;

Leave us not to wander, all along our way.
Let them guard and jruide us, wheresoe'er we be,
Till our resurrection brings us home to Thee.
Cho. Angels, sing, &c.
net
mtvvs ^Hutcti litUn vhiQi
tiê
Carol 40.
Rev. J. S. B.
Hodgu.
Fcul.
^^^
1.
sfe
Let the mer - ry Church bells ring Hence with teara and
Life hath con-quered dy

-i
With ourris
r~iare
?"'nr7"^^
-
J. j
ing Lord
Ji^
ing. Flow' rs are smil
to
day,
rr
ing, fields
fir
All things rise to
t-
geth
er.
-^
their leafy chapel,
Let the past of grief be past

This our comfort giveth,
He was slain on Friday last,
But to-day He liveth
Mourning heart must needs be gey,
Nor let sorrow vex it,
Since the very grave can say,
ChristtLS resurrexit.
Let the merry, &c.
Sun - ny
^'If
the weath-er;
is
^^-^
Let the mer-ry Church
Praising Him, with Whom in vain

Satan sought to grapple ;
Sounds of joy come fast and thick,
As the breezes flutter
Resurrexit, non est hie,
Is the strain they utter.
Let the merry, &c
from Spring,
3=*
^':^6J
gay,
Let the birds sing oat again
From
sigh-ing 1 Frost and cold have fled
* -^-^^îi'îVf,
3M
bells ringl
IBanttv Jpiotutvn ant( rnvtHUitiQ,

(FOB EASTEB.)
Carol 41.
With
1.
Arthur
Easter flow' rs and dress
Easter joys and
ing,
ing
bless
7.
- tal
fes
clad,
The Church's heart to-day
Al
glad,
is
/J
le
The church
is
lu
iai
1=^
ji^j^^
-Tî
Al
2^H^^^
'
le
lu
1^
iaI
g#^^^ rsi 4^
Bt^_P^
Come, *nd
vigil
Al
keeping,
Chase iway your sleeping;

Your Mîther would your hearts prepare
The Oaenn of Feasts to keep and share.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
This their song,
Alleluia! Alleluia:
All day long.
Come with early morning,

Grace your souls adorning;
For "dth the rising sun 'tis meet,
Tb 'aiurch her risen Head should greet.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
This her song.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
All day long.
-f
|7
le
In
_i
J-.
long:-
their
(--J^
-d |--
This
lal
i7i.
f F^F=M'
M-1 _t-U
lu
1^
L#-J,.^
to-day
:^^.^^^
mw^
H. Brown.
spirit.
..
1
Al
day
-^
-^
^rf-f
Come with holy yearning.

Love within you burning;
come, the Church's board is spread,
Consume the Chalice, eat her Bread.
Oh
le
i
1
long.
dim.
i"^^^
AU
la!
f:
;-J
Alleluia! Alleluia!
This her song.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
AU day long.
Come
the bells are ringing,
Thankful offerings bringing
High praises to the Victor King,

With Holy Mother, haste to sing.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
This her song.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
All day long.
H
II
2riê
mûuv
toorl^ itself tutpu
39ac
(fOBXABTZa.)
Carol 42.
H##= :
all
iZw. J. S. B. Eodgt*.
r-
Jl
'r
r'
His works are
ri -
sing
too.
'TV
TO^
1
Tliere stood three Maries
But earlier still the angel sped

His news of comfort giving
And " why," he said, " among the dead
" Thus seek ye for the living ?"
" Tell Peter
first,
and make them blest,

and then the rest."
Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia
" r
le
lu
Al
- ia,
i^-1 -1
And
thus a joy past joy she gained.

:
The first the dear, dear form

Of Him who hung upon the
to see
tree
The Church
is
keeping Easter Day,
And Easter hymns are sounding,

And Easter flowers are blooming gay,
The holy Font surrounding
The Lord hath
ia!
-Ffl
Alleluia. Alleluia
Alleluia, Alleluia
all
Al-le- lu
Alleluia, Alleluia
them
FP^Fit=iNq Hj
That sometime sinner Mary
Alleluia, Alleluia.
tell
W^
lu-ia,
,f?
gloom,
With loving but with erring mind

They came the Prince of Life to find
Go
J ^ J^
But one, and one alone, remained

With love that could not vary
"
by the tomb
On Easter morning early,

When day had scarcely chased the
And dew was white and pearly
,|
1
^=r=y
>=
,^
risen, as all things tell,
Grood Christians, see ye rise as well

Alleluia. Alleluia, Alleluia
Ho
n star, pt sages noatp.
Carol 43.
/I. Lol
Waller Neu>pon.
(Fob Chbistmas.)
star,
ye
Life,
Re
'[
'
of
ie
born
the
deem
peo
p When
pas
tor,
Loud
the
He
the
shep
Shep
for heart
and soul opprest,
Child of sorrows, heal our sorrow;

Spirit, give
Let
all evil
In
Thy
Let our
Be
Parish Choir, No. 93-4.
- ter,
from Thee we fain would borrow
Peace
pp
Mas
er,
pies'
Lord
our
love forgotten be,
spirits,
this
spirits rest.
past behaviour
gentle Saviour,
day new-born with Thee.
herds'
herd of
\Ji
wel
-f
come
our
rolls,
souls.
came a
Zf^tvt
Carol 44.
There came a
i^f
little etiflli to leatti).

<
to earth
Chi lcL
lit-tle
Long a-
go:
And the angels
of
:^c=?e:
fT r-r
-^-
-Broic/i-Sort/itow*.
God proclaim'd His
mm
jm.
:p=fi
-^^-
foe chbistmas.)
JL
birth,
^
-tte-
:^
Faster and smoothly.
High and
High and
low,
-J
Out
low.
For they knew that the Child on Bethlehem's
_j
ni
hill
Was Christ
In white more pure than the
is
on the night, so
less
snow,
ptp=p=tzp=^=p^=p=p
an
gels
sang
long a
- 'go,
still,
Their song was
the Lord. Far a-way in that good
'
spot
calm and
heard.
Pj
-J--J.,
On
And their tongues u
t=t
ly
land.
J^-'î-J
.--!-.jV,"^ J^J-
nite
In the Psalm which the
'^^^^^^m
Christ-mas night. They sing
how the Lord of
that world so fair
QalL^
gg^papppPBErg?p^^
J
Should these notes be found too high the small notes may be substituted, or both sung together as two Trebles.
THKRK CAMB A LITTLE CHILD TO EARTH.
PP
3^fe^ j'=^
^y~T-ryz=p=ijg:
Child was born,
m f^
And that they might a crown of
glo
r^^r
ry
Wore
wear,
crown
thorns, Wore a
of
Faster and smoothly
mm^m
crown
thorns.
of
î^Li
And
in
j^-j=j^
mor
weak
tal
^^M^
^^^m
pS^^=i^
r-T
want and
ness, in
j=j-r^-rJ=FtJr=J
lit
rin
j=F^-J-i:
^='=?=F^F^^=F=F=fî
pain,
-fe
That
the
chil
dren
of
i-
94s=c
w/
Verse
1^^
earth
^~r
might for
ev
Da'
L-1^
er
reign
hy
J
on
His
king
ly
ap
^^
par
el
now.
where foun-tains of
wa
ter
flow
That
die,
rail.
Him
With
on
high.
Ei^
J r
7 that
good
In
ly
land;
H^^^^=i=J=F^
rr=^'=^
^^^=|=j 45^-W
leads to
to
pp
4.
has put
forth
^=1^
M^^-f=tt
T
He
Came
cho
sen
And He
^ V J-|-J::l'JJ=^-iJ^
band.
That
cho
sen
band;
i=M^
MtiQtl
in 'bviQf^t arras*
tioj^tfii
(Fob
CUKI3TMA.S.)
Carol 45.
Rev. George P. Grantham.
Vekse.
^^^^m^m
-\
hosts
î
in
ar
bright
ray, Stars their night-watch keep
-^
ing, Earth-ward wend their
I i A
i.
J^
^^^^^^m^^^
rn
f=f=n
On
through por
tal
hoa
ry.
Where, the
ox
and
be
ass
.^>:^^J^î
pa:
- side,
Lies
the
Babe
:zja
^
Glo
=3:
-|
ry.
Ring
the
bells,
and
nd
-.^
sound
J.
All unseen by mortal eye.

Reverent and lowly
Prostrate there, they laud on high
Him, the Infant Holy.
From
their lips celestial rise
Sounds, with joy o'erflowing,

Strains upborne beyond the skies.
Hymns with rapture glowing.
Ring the bells, &c.
the
horn!
^^
Shou with
Shout
ex
l^-
Hark the news the Angel tells :

Lo an Infant Stranger
God's dear Son among you dwells.
Born in Bethlehem's manger!
Bursts a chorus from the sky,
Loud from Heaven's portal:
Glory be to God on High,
!
Peace, good-will to mortal

Ring the bells, &c.
I
Angel spirits earthward led.

With a hope endeari)ig,
First to worship,
first to
spread,
News of Christ's Appearing!

Trace we out your footfalls light,
Praise we Christ in glory.
Then waft on the tidings bright
Of the Gospel story

Ring the
bells,
&c
of
Ye
!|<i)i)]^
ntlln of fSastetrBap/
Rev. J. S. B.
Ye
carol-bells of Easter
The teeming
earth,
That saw His
birth
When
Ye
now
in joy, to
rising of the
saintly bells
The
Ye
Day
tells
Lord
Day
riven wide.
Where floods of mercy poured

Redeemed clay doth sing to-day
The rifling of the Lord
I
victor-bells of Easter
Day
Ring
ring
with strong accord-
The mighty strain of love and

The rising of the Lord
100
your passion
mercy-bells of Easter
The thorny crown

He layeth down
No
rising of the
Was
Lord
Ye
Parish Choir,
Day
cup
His tender side
hills that rise
rising of the
bitter
lifted up,
Salvation to afford.
Ye
show
Against the skies.

Re-echo with the word
The victor-breath that conquers death
The
passion-bells of Easter
The
He
Lord
glory-bells of Easter
The
Ye
lying 'neath the sword,
Upspringeth
The
Day
4.
45
pain,
Hodr.
^\BaUt
^tuatte
(THK
B.
niu fBauttv
Movn,
AOKB8 EASTKB OABOL.)
Carol 47.
Words and Music
by the Rev. J.
B. Bopldns.
TRIO.
^^y^^3jEferj 7-7
glo
wake,
a -wake,
'tis
East
er morn.
The whole redeem'd Cre
A.
A
wake,
- wake,
a -wake,
'tis
East
er morn,
mom,
The whole redeem'd

redeem'
Cre
wake,
'tis
East
er
Sun
rious
J-zJz
Sun
glo - rious
wake,
of
Right
eous-ness
Eight
eous-ness
of
and
Heaven on
i Ti-^r^
Heaven on
hell
be
be
low,
low,
and
whole redeem'd Cre
tion sings,
"Our
tion sings,
"Our
tion sings,
"Oc
^^ ^
Is
risen,
with
heal
ing
Is
risen,
with heal
ing
His wings 1"
And
'
4- 4-
-j^
in
His wings !"
And
in
t==i
3^
ijar^ns
hell
mi^^^
jT^î
mom, The
-J-
3=*=?
^^{
high.
And
earth
^*s
all
i^S3^=3^
high,
And
earth
all
^ 1^^
round
round
us,
join
the
cry:
us,
join
the
cry
AWAKK, AWAKB,
TIS
KA8TEB MORN.
ia,
Al-le-lu
ia,
Al
lu
ia,
Al-le
lu
ia,
Al-le
lu
Al-le-lu
ia,
Al-le-lu
la,
Al-le-lu
ia,
Al-le-lu
ia,
Al-le
lu
le
/7\
f^-4^r^
Al-le-lu
ff
a^=j=s=^^^âj-
ia.
H-flU
\Âi
-
To
The Gardener
And with a weeping woman talked

To eyes that look through loving tears,
Lo Death is Life, and Christ appears
prison'd souls, that long had pined

In Death's dark shadow, Light hath shined
Voice divides the flames of fire,
And wonder wakes a new-born choir
For hell below forgets her woe.
And forth her kindling praises flow
Chorus. Alleluia, &c.
in
His garden walked,
Before
The
all
risen
men, by Magdalene
is heard and seen
Lord
Chorus.
Alleluia, &c.
The
The
The
The faithful Women next rejoice

They clasp His feet, and hear His voice
Tbey tell the Apostles all, that He
And
And
Will meet them soon in Galilee

Their spices rare the morning air
Now sends in perfume everywhere
Chorus. Alleluia, &c.
gates of brass are closed in vain.

iron bars He bursts in twain ;
gulf that ne'er was crossed before
Wafts armies to its happier shore
Death, once King, has lost his sting,

Conqueror learns to sing:
Alleluia, &c.
hell its
Chorus.
From Heaven an Angel came alone,

And rolled away the mighty stone
While two, within,
at either end.
In reverent, radiant state attend.

There, clothed in white, their forms of light
Fill all the tomb with glory bright.
Chorus. Alleluia &c.
Through earth and sky the voices

all Creation makes reply
Chorus. Alleluia, &c
And
that run through every vale,
To
forest tell the tale
field
and
birds, in all their songs of Spring,
Proclaim it, chanting on the wing

Awake ye then, O sons of men.
And swell the chorus ouce again
Chorus.
Alleluia,
And " Peace " is breathed from Jesus now,

On beaming face and bended brow
And tongues have come, of cloven fire,
And shades of night and sin retire.
The streams
The
&c
fly,
Sl)(ne,
Sun^
<?^
Carol 48.
in iîilentrout titigi)t*
FOE
Shine,
Sun,
Em
splendour bright,
^m ^
Jz
H. E. Co&am.
EASTEfi.
blem
T^
nttftii
05u?i|
J^
Îfi:
p_ -id
Who
this
day
;.
r
from
rose
joy
ous
r
the
And
dead,
"
ly
light.
r
-
tiv'
cap
ty
r
^X
tive
led.
=H^-4-
~^
ye
1:
^-^
j
1/
H
>~i
mor
tals,
: ^--Jf-f-H=r -f
For
r-tJ-
TT^
por
tals
pS
1^-4
the flowers buddin sweet,

In the soil beneath our feet,
Raise themselves from sleep like death,
Praising God with fragrant breath.
Chobus. Sing joyously, fec.
=^
=^L^-=f==4=f
Christ hath op'd the
le
Now
sl
u
cap
^-^
ri:
23pz:f_ -f
"
^* ^.
^
h- _i
^^
Chobcs.
irt^^
of
i=f
4:^lL
Lord
of
JlA.
lu
jah,
h-_4
-f
u
Hal
- Ic
lu
Of
jah,
All the trees and plants in spring

To the Resurrection bring
Signal offerings, and declare,
Chri<st is risen, ev'ry where.
Chorus. Sing joyously, &c
3loi>
fCUs ottt inmo&t liratt
Carol 49.
With
IFOB CHRISTMAS
to^Trajj.
Henry Ondibf.
spirit.
Low
And
we bend,
at the cradle-throne
We
wonder and adore
think no bliss can ours transcend,

rapture sweet before.
No
The Holy One,
For us the world must
&:c
lose
its
cliarms
Before the manger-shrine,

Where folded in Thy Mother's arras.
Thou sleepest, Babe Divine
The Holy One, &c
!
4.
Anpels are thronging round

Thine infant grace to see
Thy
bed,
The stars are paling o'er Thy head,

The Day-spring dawns with Thee.
The Holy One, &c.
Tliou art the very Light of Light.

Enlighten us, sweet Child,
we may keep Thy Birthday bright.
Tliat
With
service undefiled.
The Holy One,
fec-
stioiit a uttit
L Be
hold
Ul
Laid
Child.
tie
But
who
this
so
low
- ly
laid?
in what poor state

of God is seen ;
doth the Lord so great
Chose out a home so mean ?
AIns
The Son
Why
That we may learn from pride

And follow His humility.
to flee.
\VTiere Joseph plies his trade,
Lo
Jesus labours too
that all things made

earthly craft pursue,
The hands
An
Him may rest.

Him be blest.
That weary men on
And
faithful toil in
eu.
"Ha
in
maa
ger
bed,
Jr T
r
round HiB
He
lu
whom
by
Among
-p
fant
the
head.
worlds were
made
the doctors see
The Boy so full of grace

Say, wherefore taketh He
The scholar's lowly place ?
That Christian boys with reverence meet
May
sit
Christ
and learn at Jesus'
feet.
once Thyself a boy,

guide
Our boyhood guard and

Be Thou its light and joy,
And
still
with us abide
That Thy dear love, so

M:iv draw us evermore
great, so free,
to Thee.
Bona
sr
u Carol for
atin
(FOB OHBISTMAfl
Carol 51.
Il7?*3
L A
-^^4
r--f
Bongand a
-^
r-r
Car
UJ
ol
for
-ft
F-
light,ia
their ves
^.j-^ J.^-/-J->
9ii=f.ff-;^X-4^
Far,
--1
far
^-1
be
J. J..^J1J^
ri
J.
will I suffer
j_J
dora
to
Jl .I.ÎJ.
His Father dear
and die
my
love,
!"
to the far-off land,
fair everlasting
5t=
ver
more.
r" jj
realm of His
fulness of time was come,

speedeth the Lord of the Golden Strand
From His
Shore,
'
"When the
Now
en
i^s
I buy,
Bring help from above for the sons of
For them
f=f=f=^
beams glow On
When thus spake the Prince

" Now life with a life will
Away and away
the Gold
.J-
rT
ture bright. Love, serve, and
'
low, where the sun
fJ^=4=F=?=l =t=r
1^-^
-:
^=r=^=^
^ ^^ ^
mies of
fe/
the Prince of
,-^
-
j^îi444rM^t^
tt-YWhom ar
J-
Christrmas-tide Of
-f
Rec. George P. GrmtJiam.
-J
1^
r
ei^tf0tmais=titie.
)
home.
And
bright was the carol, and load the song

burst from the silver sky,
When entering lowly Earth's sons among
He was seen by the hosts on high.
Which song shall resound, as the years go round.
Till the moon and the stars shall cease
All glory and praise to the Ancient of days.
And to men be good will and peace
Which
wide
do
Si
jFtom tat amai?.

Carol 62.
J. B. Dgkei.
(FOR OHEISTMAfl.)
f^^
va
IP>
t- - ^
-f^
tion
come
va
nigh I
ts
twn
17
To
tell
of
you;
P-
come
to you,
IS
f
b
\r-
ti -
From
^
a
far
K-|-
way
we
^ =H=
-
i.
and true; From far
Christian
To
tell
of great
ti -
dings
men
And
Christian
men
as
we gazed
And
6
a marvellous song
the 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 9th verses,

to the accent of the words :
the melody in the
we
straight heard theu,
77ie snow underfoot, Sfc.

Of Peace on tlie Earth, Good
Christian
all, Sfc,
upon,
this sight
The snow underfoot, Sfc.

angels called Him, the Holy One,
Christian men all, Sfc.
The
all, 8^c.
4
" In an oxstall this night we saw,
TTie snow underfoot, S^c.
A. Babe in a manger, laid on straw,
And
dings, strange
O ye
B. la
"/^
-r
N.
u
great
shepherds what did you see ?

The snow underfoot, ^c.
To make you so full of joy and glee T'
order to
j-=r
J
niÂ.
Out on a field where the night was deep,

27te snow underfoot, S^c.
There lay three shepherds tending their sheep,
Christian men all, ifc.
*
y
r
7
7
d= r^
to
^~
f
b
men
will
towards men,"
all, S^c.
News
of a
fair
and marvellous thing I
The snow underfoot,
Sfc.
Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, we sing

Christian men all, Sfc.
first
bar will need the following slight modification, in
fit it
a corresponding change
must be made
in the subsequent parts of the
melody where the same words
reoor.
(FOR EASTER.)
Carol 53.
Frederick Westlake.
mf Christ is risen, Christ the first-fruits,

Of the holy harvest-field,
Which will all its free abundance
At His second coming yield;
Then the golden ears of harvest
Will their heads before Him wave,
Ripened by His glorious sunshine
From
the furrows? of the grave.
Parish Choir,
No
120
4.
is risen! we are risen

Shed upon us heavenly grace,
Rain and dew and gleams of glory
Christ
From
the brightness of
Thy
face,
That we, with our hearts in heaven,

Here on earth may fi-uitful be.
And by angel-bands be gathered,

And be ever, Lord, with Thee.
unnnînt 'bvtû uQuin*
Zi^t lEuHttv
(rOBKASTBB.)
More
glo
J-
ribus than
rr
r
We've watch'd be
4-
side
the
star
-I
-I
lit
morn, We've
rU
sang
at
Sar
-i,
- lour's Cross,
bands,
Our
We'ye
sor - rowed
J-
.J
Je
8US,
strong to
"irSJ: J.
The
last
Fair blossoms on the Easter morn

Fling forth their fragrance sweet.
And tell of Kesurrection-joy,
And Jesus' work complete 1
But fairer still the offering
Each loving heart should bring,
Of faith and love and penitence,
To
Christ,
iU risen King.
Je
irthl
siis'
4 ^
_J^ p-p-'r
^
our
now He's brok - en Death's dark
Bat
two
lines of
3,
His
at
save
J.
are repeated.
mf So on this glorious Easter-day

Our gladsome songs we raise,
And echo e'en to Heaven's own gates
Our happy notes of praise
m/ For He who died is risen again,
" The Life, the Truth, the Wayl"
ere*
/
ff
Sing on, ye happy Christian hearts,
The Lord
is
grave
^ ^
risen to-day.
ray
Sing
âuttv
tioiatv^f IBuuttv (i(tol0*

(FOE EABTKB.)
Carol 55
BrigMif.
"/ r
aa
r~r'Deck the
ter llow-er8,as
ter
car
ols
al
tar,
mp When the clouds
of night were broken

Angels rolled the stone away,
dawns the hap
pr mom-ing
is risen! " thus the angel

Spake unto the faithful three,
Alleluia let us sing,

Alleluia to the King!

mf Now
mf In the mists of early morning,

Came the faithful to the tomb,
the clouds of night are broken,

Mortals now the storv tell,
Alleluia!"
Let the joyful anthem swelL
Alleluia to the King.
W,
/ "He is risen!
Angel guardians clad in white robes,
Glo-riooB
air;
He is risen," wondrous story,

*'
He has goM to Galilee."
And on this bright Easter morning

Sing we now the triumph lay.
^"-i
the
fill
Sat there in the breaking gloom.

Alleluia let us slug.
Jf
iiaiotn of Heaittj?
J.
BoBKsn
(JOB KAHTEB.)
Carol 56.
rfhL
rJ-f--j
Mom of
J, J,
Ir
II''
Mom
glad
of
ing
i: i^
doubt and
sad
J..
4.
ness,
the days of tears and mourning,

Peace and joy alone remain
f Hail the light of Easter dawning
On the darksome world again.
mf Past
/ Now Redemption's
Wak* - ning
m/Ransom'd
1^
the
=t=:
sin - ful
earth;
-^
F4
r
all
to
ho
j4:.
sinners gladly waking,

Bless the day the Saviour rose
Chains of death asunder breaking,
Vain the malice of His foes.
work completed,
Gloriously He leaves the grave
ev'ry tongue repeated,
" Christ the Lord is ris'n to save.'
Be by
"f
shades of
:i
=1=
T-
\r^F
f-
Bright'-nlng o*er
ness,
-^h^=^=?=-f
Chas
beau-ty!
J.
"/
Edward Handleg.
ly
J:
mirtb
J.
on
srtK tifttre ate uimitiQ
tiê
trees.
(FOR ABCEN8ION).
Carol
With
\.
2.
57.
Rev.
H. L.
Jenner,
spirit.
The
Wei
come
on
the
trees, And flowers
Christ-mas morn, For
then
sing-lng
Is
us
birds are
-
to
A-
be - deck
the
ground,
our Sa - vioar
mild,
In
mid these things so sweet and fair.Our voices may re - souud. This day our Lord as - cend-ed high, With
Bethlehem town for us was born, A dread and ho - ly child, mp But oh, with Christmas ca-rolsglad,Are
--I
^~î
P~"l
shed the wa-ter
r\-
r f r
'
I.
Our Easter-day
IIZfrriT^
I
I
.^5--gE{
'
^:
T
and
:^
r
r~^^^j^
-^=7~"p^ p p
the blood From out His prec - ious side. We thank the Lord who saved us thus, But
-^ J- j^
A.
t^
is
f^f
"^
T^ ^
g^
glad and bright,
And Alleluias ring

From all the Church,
to
^J-
"
blest Ascension Day to us

Brings happiness alone,
joy with our triumphant Lord,
Ascending to His Throne.
/ But
We
welcome back
Her risen Lord and King.

Yet not at blessed Easter tide
The triumph is complete;
Our Saviour lingers still on earth,
Far from His F.ather's seat.
^(S*
cr
The angels welcome Him on

With glad and solemn
high.
lay;
ff Then let us echo b.ack their songs,

This bright Ascension Day.
nn sing
(totntf let
(
An
shepherds' fear allaying.

angel thus is saying,
On
that Christmas morning,
'
Glad tidings of great joy

bring without alloy,"
On
that Chribtmas
tlê istoti^.
OITKISTJIAS.)
H. W.
Carol 58.
The
FOB
morning.
Their glorious voices ringing.

The heavenly hosts are singing,
On that Christmas morning.
They sing of peace and love.
Good-will from heaven above,
On that Christmas mornino;.
Little.
ISûvUi
iniUiôitttt eiôit id ninQiUQ.

ffOB OHBISTMAB.)
Carol 59.
Vebse.
Hark!
the
full
voic'd Choir
sing
is
As
ing,
the
mid
dark-ness
night
-I
i^
:t:=^
-^
flies;
r=r
?
Heaveuly
An
gels
r^-^- ^^~;^rr"sr^"^TS^=^
:
now
bring
are
Yes, behold the Day of Glory

Dawn at length for all the earth ;
Cherubs tell the story,
" This the Day of Jesus' Birth."
HaU O Jesus Hail O Jesus
Day-spring from on High, shine forth
Peace-ful
ing
Lo, He comes His Throne the Manger,

Shepherds, seek His Shrine the Stall
Ox and ass behold the Stranger,
God, who made and governs all
Jesus 1
Hail
Jesus Hail
Hail Thy glorious festival I
!
List, the
tid
Mortals, raise your loudest voices,

Jesus lifts on high your horn
Earth redeemed to-day rejoices,
For to-day her Lord is born
Hail 1
Jesus Hail
Jesus
Hail, all hail this sacred morn I
!
mm
m^^
ntlTf
Carrol 60.
Moderate.
In
the
John Farmer
Unison.
wi th the ir flocks
field
un
glim-m'ring
aocl^d atiitrino.
tlieft
(FOR chuistmas.)
der the star
bid
The sheep
light,
They
ing,
lay white
them,
And
from.the heaven a
lol
P^^^^
^
J
^
rtt.
of
f)
He
love:
" Glo
ry
="^1
'
To you
A
And
in the
Saviour
UHORUS
to
that
God
in
""i
first
Thrill'd
home
till
J-
ry
k.
And
jj-j=
w
song that shall nev-er
^=^+fl
if^
If
'
And the shepherds came to the Manger,

And gazed on the Holy Child
And calmly o'er that rude cradle
The Virgin Mother
And
men,
the Heav'ns themselves had never heard
gladder choir
And
of heav'nly ones
to the souls of
glo
~i
never hath sweet message
And
the
Christ -mas.The
sweet
Flash'd forth to join the lay
L^- J.
^=f=-^r
born to-day !"
sudden a host
y ground;
,J
an-gel leaned from
|J
the
City of David,
is
An
IN UNISON.)
sang,
.J.
bove.
dew
the
a-round.WhenthelightoftheLordstream'd
^^l^
o'er
on
lay
then,
For they sang that Christmas Carol,

That never on earth shall cease, etc,
smil'd
the sky, in star-lit silence,
Seem'd full of the angel lay

" To you in the City of David
A
Oh
Saviour
is
they sang
The
born to-day ;"
and
ween
that never
carol on earth shall cease, etc.
t^tvs
2Let
tJâ^rt
Carol
nom
5ance
toitfi
jop.
FOR CHEISTMAS.)
H.
Eerj. J.
61.
Hopkint.
Chobus. Full.
,^t=^
fcr?i
eve
Vebse
ry
heart
now
dance with
For
joy,
cornea a
gain:
-r5-
Though win
- try
cold
2^^===i==t=s==?
Though summer
may
-p-J
chill
the
^J
skies,
And
-r
trees are leafless
Our
Tree, so strong and tall

Chords. Let every heart, &c.
dark and
be
But hearts now yearn
To
Autumn
'
^-i
fruits,
for
reign for evermore
Chobus.
His return.
S;c.
Nolove like His was ever known.

It
Our earthly life to share ;

is ^6" light makes Christmas
His
bright.
love reigns everywhere!
Chords.
'
the King,
Let every heart,
^1
bare;
And snow-storms end the Fall

By loving hands well loaded, stands
No room was found for Christ

When he was born of yore
all,
grey on Nature's brow

Our Christmas tree now sparkling see,
With lights on every bough
Chokus. Let every heart, &c.
are stripped of
earth
And
fields
^ n
Soli.
fT-^=^=^=n -J
Though
Christinas
^.==^=^^^..4.:=^
-J-
Cfe
er=?
Let
s
Let everv heart, &c.
laastet
mas
t)atf|
HaUine^} aQain,
(FOR EASTER.)
C.
Eaa
ter
itaj/ be
f^^m
hath dawn'd
day
gain,
Past
the
night
of
grief
A. Barry.
and
suvg at an accompanied mdody, or as a two-part chorus, with or without accompamine-^
Faithful hearts their watch have kept,
Loving eyes have mourned and wept,

Where, it seemed, He lately slept,
So still and silent, Jesus!
.3
Now, all tears have passed away

With the early morning ray;
From the grave, where once He lay,
There hath arisen Jesus
Risen,
He
hath worshipped been
By repentant Magdalene,
And by Simon hath been seen.
Our all-triumphant Jesus!
On this bless&d Eventide,

Two there were He walked beside,
And they prayed " With us abide!
Although they knew not Jesus
Jesu, Lord! I pray to Thee,

Though Thy Face not yet I see.
Evermore abide with me

My Lord my God my Jesus
4.
61
pain,
entffiit
vinttif all
ifi
Carol 63.
Mumiûnt
(FOB EASTEB.)
Aug. OTmonn.
Allegro non troppo.
Christ
rls
Is
Join
the
en,
all
J.
song,
glad
He
has risen !
He
is
all
-J.
tri-umph
J.
ye
na
J,
J-
-^
J.
Of
J-
His great
J.
J-
re
J,
deem
ing
Let the glad songs now ascending,

Sing our dear Bedeemer's Name;
Christ has risen Christ has risen
All our hope is in the same
Blessed day that b&nished darkness,
pleading
At the Cross we bow in love.

Knowing that a risen Saviour
He
has risen
before the Cross.
Bing, glad
He
-I
-^
For each poor and struggling one;

we hail thy dawning,
Hope shall gild thy rising sun
While on earth, reviled, rejected,
Gain He counted but as loss.
And we bow
ant,
- tions,
Blessed day
Hallelujah 1
Smiles
your loudest anthems,
bells,
Sounding joy
o'er all the earth.
Crown the altars now with garlands.

Let us bow before His worth
I
Christ has risen
all
All our sorrows
joy excelling.
flee away.
And our hearts with joy are beating.

On this blessed Easter Dayl
sweetly from above.
love,
:ôUi all
ttiin att titififng.
FOB EASTEB.)
Rev. J. B. Dykes.
Al-le
lu-la!
=f^^^*?^=P^ ,g
To wel-come
Al-le-lu-la! Al-le
"-
'
Je
sus hath a
ris -
all
the bells
are
ring
KT^^^ "^
^"^
with joy
z^^
For
Now
ial
'
"I
'
And we
Day,
Eas-ter
lu
are
sing
ing
Our
ca
- rol
Alleluia!
Alleluia!
meet Him,
With our companions dear.
With love and awe to greet Him,
As He is drawing near;
Once dead, our Jesus liveth,
Who
ne'er again may die,

still His death He pleadeth
Before the Throne on high.
Alleluia! Alleluia! AUeluia!
Yet
Still,
Jesu
With
Still,
We
Alleluia!
!
An
which may not
fall;
we kneel before Thee,

hear Thee say "All hail" I
as
Thou, who
To
Alleluial
we adore Thee
faith
art
raise us
now descending
up
to Thee,
Easter-tide unending
Grant us
in
Alleluia!
"^'
J-
O hasten we to
Alleluia!
ing,
sweet and gay;
en From Joseph's rock - y cave, Hath burst His three days'
AUeluia!
Heaven
to see.
Alleluia!
Alleluia!
pri
son.
eome
sour garUn^si*
tottiD anXf tJtlufl
Carol 65.
FOE EASTEK.)
Aug. Ulmann.
Alia
Mar cia.
,
^^53=1^ -J=i-^.=\z -1-^1-1==^

Come forth and bring your garlands, Come forth with praise and song;
And as our Lord and Sa - viour Came forth from out the tomb,
ris - en.
Oh! grace and truth di - vine,
Yea, Christ the Lord is
1.
3.
4.
2ifJ{C_
^8,
-f^^n-^
^^r^,F=it=
J-
4.
f=iTM;-=2
iLJ
1.
day
3.
still
4.
we
its
our spir
When
all
Who
said
say:
"To
us
earth
Up
^'
voice,
and
sin
as
the
in
Thy
t^:^^.=t=d
us
^^^-^
sor
with
row
L_^
love
to
Ma
the
-
the Lord
ry
is
we
ter,
feel
^^'^
Sa - viour May join our gladsome lays.

" Do not fear. Be - hold Me and re-joice.''
n indeed, This glo-rious Eas-ter Day.'
ris'
At times must shad-ow
pall
His Pres -ence. And

hold, and cheer, and guide us. That
-i
'
who
the glorious Eas
'tis
now
praise,
The
shine:
- its
and
that
gloom
som-bre
we hear His
may tru-ly
We know
For
So
throng;
the tem-ples
-^
1
for prayer
-]
al - tars
in
walk-ing
fold
-7^n^^^T-f=^=if=j=J=i=if-^4*r^
with your flowers, And

to
gar - den's shade, Di - s pell'd
Pres - ence.
With - in
1.
3.
En-wreathe the
And
En -
Yet,
still
all;
as
And
o'er
death's dark man-tie
our
Sa
Jl Jl Jl J^ A.
viour.
J_
ten
Bright
TTT^^
an-gels vig
A.
- ils
keep
With
in the tomb,
and
ho
ver
Where
our
be-lov
ed sleep.
m\o^ from
CS?oo9
tf}t fjfUis
of Sûtrea.
(FOIt CHRISTMAS.)
May be buog as a cboral duet.
Madame
Carol 66.
Sainton- Dolby.
Maestoso.
"Good
news from the
hills of
Ju
dea.
Good newB from the moaotains
of
The King
Kina
IlKht:
iu
- tv
Hia beau
bean -ty
His
>1
5^Jg=r=ff=ESEF^P=F^=^fe|gÊ
^
yAllegro con spirito.
\-X-^
here,
He
t-ji
oomel
He
came
I
to
His pco -pie
eomel
last
He
is
cornel
Ring the
bells!
la
Ja
Ring the
bellsl
He Is
Is
come! Ring the
beUs! Ring the bells! Je
sua Christ
comel
has
He
is
come down, Go, pre
come! Ring
the
-pare
bells!
Him a
Ring the
crown!
He
bells!"
0-^0^0zpzirsi
The
small upper notes to be sung by voices that can reach the

2
"Has He come to the castle so grand,
"Have they dressed Him in purple and gold?
To be feasted and honoured to-day?
Have they laid Him within a soft bed,
Has He come to the lords of the land?
Like the kings and the princes of old,
Has He come to the bright and the gay?
With a guard to watch over His Head?"
"He is come! He is come! King the bells!
"He is come! He is come! King the bellsl
Jesus Christ has come down
He is laid in the grass
To a poor little town
With the ox and the ass;
He is come f He is come Ring the bells
He is come! He is come! Ring the bells P'
3
"Has He come in His grandeur and pride
"Have they sounded the trumpets afar?
To ride through the streets of the town,
Have they welcomed with music and song
With the princes and priests at His side,
The Prophet, the King, and the Star,
Ajid the soldiers defending His crown?"
The Light we have looked for so long?"
"He is come! He is come! King the bells!
"He is come! He is come! Ring the bellsl
In a cave cold and bare
To the shepherds alone
You will find the King there;
Hath He made Himself known
He is come! He is come! Ring the bells!"
He is come! He is comel Ring the bells T*
!
"If the shepherds were poor, so am I

For nothim; I have of my own:
To the love of the Kin? mav I fly?
May I kneel at the foot of His Throne?"
"He
is
come! He
is
Jesus Christ
Young and
He
Parish Choir, No. 160 4.
fa
ooa.e!
He
come!
I!in'4
the bells!
lovetli all.
old, great and small,
come! King the bells!"
'-b
sriê ut^vti
nvt ufîninQ
Carol 67.
'^^
T=rl -^-t-'
The
come
sound
stare
are shin-ing bright and clear,
a -gain,
an^
titifilit
clear*
-Ber.
(foecheistmas.)
ing on
Our
hearts with joy
the
air;
^J_j
J-
The
hilla
o'er -flow;
HM
are white with snow:
The
E. W. Bullinger.
Our Christ-maa eve has
Christ-
And Christmas wreaths, in glist'-niug show, Make bright the house of
prayer.
-J.
Not here across the snow was heard

The first sweet Cliristmas song;
But where the crimson lilies bloom,
Judaea's hills among:
'Twas sung by countless multitudes

Of Angels pure and bright,
And o'er the bare and silent hills
There shone a glorious light;
Such heavenly music ne'er was heard
Before by sons of men,
And never more shall song like that
Be heard on earth aâin.
Those
hills where David long before

His father's sheep had kept;
where, o'er Rachel's lonely tomb,
The mourning Jacob wept.
And
We know the tidings
And not by earthly choristers

Was that first carol sung;
which they brought

Of Christ our Saviour's birth,
Their song of "Glory be to God,
Good-will and peace on earth;"
And so the Christmas carol, sung
By Angels long ago,
Is sweeter than all other songs
Wliich Christians sing below.
Not through the temple's shining courts

Its faultless
music rung;
No
listening crowds had gathered there,

That wondrous chant to hear;
Save watchful shepherds on the hills,
No human soul was near.
King
tfie
tieUs>
tf^t
^^tiutvx^n
tiellfii*
{FOB CHRISTMAS.)
Arthur n. Broum.
Carol 68.
Ring the
bells,
the Christmas bells;
Chime ont the
won-drou8
sto - ry;
first
in
long
on
An
tongue* It
RmO THE
Christ the Lord
BELLS, THE CUKI3TMAS BELLS.
to earth has come, His glorious message bring-ing.
Ring the mer -ry Christmas
bells ;
Chime
A^
E^.^
23-L^^=T=r=P=5=^
the wondrous
out
sto
Glo-ry
ry;
be
God on
to
Wise men hastened from the East
ver-more be
glo
Earthly crowns were not for Him;

He came God's love revealing;
On the Cross He died for us.
His blood forgiveness sealing.
'Tis the Saviour promised long,
Ring out your loudest praises
To bring their richest treasure

Gold, and myrrh, and franlcincense
And jewels without measure.
Him they sought, although a King,
They found in birthplace lowly,
There within a manger lay
The Babe so pure and holy.
Cho.
Ring the merry Christmas
this happy day

Its grateful anthems raises.
Every heart
dHomt to
high, For
Cho.
Ac.
bells,
Ring the merry Christmas bells,
Ac.
taanQtVf in Hettilefiem.
tfie
(FOB CHRISTMAS.)
Samuel Smith.
Carol 69.
Come
2.
But the heart
3.
Come
to the
of the
to the
the more
the
4.
And
man-ger
in
Beth
world
is
far
man-ger
in
Beth
cold
- le -
hem,
world turns
Him
A
To
too small
- le -
hem. Never
The
out.
sweet Child lies there

take in that
lit
-tie
mind the frost and
more we will take Him
.-Lre-L_J.
551
T^
^F=f=
M
^m
Pr=^T-r"=*f=^=^r^f=*^
S
ll^-ziÊe:
A
Ho
It
sends
î^?F^
ly Child
come
down to earth
To
save
a -way; there
is
no room For His face
the Child, and the thought of Him Shall warm
hearts
are full of the
Ho ly Child They will have
-
Him
We will think of
When
our
lp=f:
|%7rrrCvn
T-T-
We
will kiss
Come
His
to the
Ho
if
they
ly
man-ger of
on
Beth
ly could,
To
the
and Feet,
And
le - hem. For
a
-W-
ie^
rri
sin;...
no room
for
go;..
sin ; .
mild;.
.
\S'
storm
tell
snow,
we
:t=t:
Hands
Child:
in
from
and
so larg(
They would turn Him out
In
the world
so sweet
us
as
^^m
*=? J_.J
3t:
so
Him we
sweet Child
i^-f
morn
fosful
STije
ffP
The
joy
is tirraitein0<
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 70.
- f ul
morn
Ji^
is
break
-ing,
-^J-
:i
The bright
ongnt
est
mom of
moi
;=jL
Through
earth.
,k1 -ij-
-0-
E. J. Hopkins.
n imE
-*-.-#-0-^-0
J2
0-
all
ere
--
-0-
^^
wa
The
liing
^m^
joy
Je
of
sus
cra-dled
And
lies,
î^=J-r=? =W=f^\^High
"f^
*^"
the
all
His
birth.
sus'
(tejq;=^5HFlS^^^^
Je
earth
'1'
star
H=^=f=^The
listening
is
t=M^
hove
glistening,
is
Where
-J J^-^-^- _J,
car
-f
ol
of
'
the
4-4]
skies.
R^
His children's songs shall name Him

In many a tongue to day
His Church shall yet proclaim Him
strains of praise are swelling
From
angel hosts on high,

one soft voice is telling
Glad tidings from the sky;
And
To people
away
far
Till idols fall before Him,

Till strife and wrong shall cease,
Till all the earth adore Him,
Tidings of free salvation,

Of peace on earth belovt^;
Through every land and nation
The blessed word shall go
The
room
yô
eternal Prince of Peace
in V^t inn.
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
Carol
71.
Slowly and
tion
H.
J. Gauntlett.
sustained.
No room in the inn

No place but the sta_-
-r- r
-J-
-J-
n-.
I
I
T~
T T"
for the tra vel-lers wea-ry, Though hungry and thirs-ty and foot-sore they be;
ble for Jo - seph and Ma- fy, Al-though they are own'd'of the true royal line;
T T^rtT
r
r
J.
The chil - dren of Da - vid, in Da-vid's own ci - ty. They come to en - rol
at the Cae-sar's de - cree.
They turn from the inn, from its warmth and its plenty, To rest for the night with the ass - es and kine.
Oh, had the host known, though the inn was o'er crowded,
Who sought in his hostel for shelter and rest,
The fairest guest chamber had been for the strangers,
And he had provided for them of his best
4
For
in the rude stable,
Angels in giving God glory;

to Christmas tiie story repeat
Jesus was laid a fair Babe in the manger.
And hasten with shepherds to kneel at His Feet.
join with the
From Christmas
How
where
stars
were
all
shining,
The Ix)rd of tlie Angels took up His abode,

Th Babe in the manner so calmly reposing,
Was
We
Israel's Messiah, the dear "Son of
God.
All fflorj', all glory to God in the highest!

All clorj- to Jesus for His lowly birth!
With hearts full of joy we re-echo with gladness.
Good will be to men, and sweet peace upon earth.
(H^t^vint ttie ILoxXi i&
risen agafn.
Rev. J. S. B. nod'jes.
Carol 72.
11
'^^m^
an
Hark,
ic
voi
Ji
gel
ces
J-
cry,
Sing
-.L,-
ing
ver
Ju^
>
more
on
High,
-it.
Sii
who gave for us His life

for us endured the strife,
our Paschal Lamb to-day,
We too sing for joy, and say
Alleluia! &c.
who slumbered in the

now to save;
He,
He,
Who
Is exalted
Is
Now
it rings
is King of kings.
Alleluia! &c.
That the Lamb

_
He, who bore all pain and loss

Comfortless upon the Cross,
Lives in glory now on high.
Pleads for us and hears our cry:
Alleluia! &c.
Now He bids us tell abroad

How the lost may be restored,
How the penitent forgiven.
How we too may enter heaven.
Alleluia! &c.
Thou, our Paschal Lamb indeed,

Christ, Thy ransomed people feed:
Take our sins and guilt away,
Let us sing by night and day.
Alleluia! Alleluia! Alleluia!
parish Choir, No. 156-4.
grave,
through Christendom
Amen.
J.
m\
Sa(0tet notners ate tiloomfng tvigfyU

CFobEustxr.)
Carol 73.
li^-
sir.
F. a. G. Ouseley.
He, then bom to grief and

Now to glory bom again,
Angels carolled this sweet lay,

When In manger rude He lay;
Now once more cast grief away,
Olory in the highest.
pain,
Callest forth our gladdest strain,

Glory in the highest.
As He riseth, rise we too.

Tune we heart and voice anew,
Offer homage glad and true,
SoltffetSt ainalêT
Wîn
fs
tl^^
festal liotit*
W. H. Walter.
Carol 74.
With
Sol
spirit.
diers,
awake This is the fes-tal hour

1
Forth from the grave the Saviour Christ hath risen
Gar-land the Cross with flowers and fragrant wreaths ;
The Saviour lives, and death no more hath power
l
Soldiers arouse! Banish all
Lenten gloom.
Let sacred joy this Easter morn attend

Jesus hath burst the mighty bands of death.
And holy angels guard the riven tomb.
Soldiers, to prayer I
To Him, The Lord
Kneel
first this
of hosts, the
blessed day
King
of kings;
See on your banner His redeeming Cross,

And there your motto, "Ever watch and pray."
arms Forth to life's battle-field,

The Spirit's sword yoiu- only trust shall be;
While on your brow Salvation's helmet rests.
And Christian faith protects you as a shield.
Soldiers, to
Soldiers, salute, with
Heaven's triumphant host.
Jesus, the Prince of Peace, the Conqueror 1
Him the
homage, due Almighty God:

Worship the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost
Yield
(For Eastee.)
Carol 75.
J.
B. Higinbotham.
Joyously.
:~f
Heaven with
sy
Morn
glow
is
Songs
ing,
of
tri -
umph
fill
the
air,
^
Strains
of praise
from earth
are
flow
writh-ing
ing,
^^
J-
Useless watch the guard are keeping

O'er that tomb so still and lone;
He who
there in death was sleeping,
Bursts the
seal,
and rends the stone.
"Weep no more no more

;
be given
Gushing tears aud mournful sighs.

For the grave's dark gates are riven;
Christ
is
risen!" the angel cries.
joy unending!
Lord, deign Thou to save
Be our Paschal
And,
Contrite souls, that lowly bending,

Pray for life beyond the grave.
Praise the Father, earth and heaven,

Praise the Son, who rose this day.
To the Spirit praise be given
Thbee
in Onk,
axd Onb
in
Thrkk
-^
In
J-
de
spair.
-J-.
tutlp iSastet Jorn,
tfje
(Fob Eabteh.)
James A. Johnson.
Carol 76.
All'grdlo.
In
and
the gray
si
lent
Ma
dawn,
ry came, with
-Ir
^-î^-
To
look for-lora,
the tomb where,

ere, 'midst the gloom,They laid her Lord's be -lov
i^-^-j-
pe
PH
^4
tt?_^
^^
J^
p C^-j
#- -J
Soon her dim and

1^
jveep -ing eyes
m&
j.
i^
Filled with glad-ness
-?-5-#
jah!
J?
and sur-prise
Hal-le
tz5=5=
'
^-T
"The Lord is
risen!"
'
jah!Hal-le-
E=;?=^=^-:
P 1
J-.^T-4
SJ33
lu
-?=t
-r-^-
^
^_
1 -?- -?
S- -t
1^
i^-i
-i
lu
ed
ft^
Hal-le
lu
jah! Hal
- le
:fcsi
lu-jah
Hal
le
lu
^g^giS
After last verse.
=s=i=3=
i:^^
H^rt
-^^
-^^t=l^
jah!
gE^J
See, the stone is rolled away,
Deiith hath yielded up his prey;
Ancels bright directing, say,
"He ye seek is risen indeed,
He left the Tomb ere break of day.'
O the glad and cheering sound.
Causing liearts with joy to bound!
Hallelujah, &c.
it^t
Ye who pine in gloom and night,
Waiting for the coming light.
it breaks in radiance bright;
Easter Morning, in its dawning,
our souls with calm delight;
Let us then, with one accord,
Praise our newly-risen Lord.
Hallelujah, fec.
See,
Fills
in
MiriQ out, pt tl|rotitiin0
of niefÛ
fittats
Mrs
(FOK CllKlSTMAS
'^
u
Ring
out,
III
I
'
ye throbbing stars of night
i J^jtl 1 1 1
i~t
depths of
wait -ed; For which men long have waited
1/
Fill all the
Re
U. Barbour.
J.
T T
world with rhythmic light For which men long have
mill
peat the joy-ous song that roll'd From Heav'nsater-nal
t
f
old When earth was first cre-a - ted, When earth was first ere
ted
To
geth - er sing
For
JJ
^
^:=t
^d^
p^^'iiU-mr^p^'^^M
'
,'i'i';,' /i','i'
doth bring Je - sus,
the
ver-last-ingLord,
i^jj
fefcS:
JiBLS.
Joys
i=i-^-
j';i'i'i
God
Lll.
GiBLS.
For lo it burns with heavenly fire,

Of cherished dreams and vague desire
!
Fulfilment
the earth shall
own
!
!
Hark how the bells together chime

All ringing
zing in the Golden time
glory
The
lie age of love and gl
The choirs of Heaven and those of earth
Unite. O Christ to hail Thy birth.
All worlds as one adore Thee.
!
4.
proclaiming
For God doth bring

The King all nations longed to find
The Light and Leader of mankind
all
now
Let pans ring
All.
Rejoice, ye waiting Jews devout

Let your victorious faith ring out
In swelling Benedictus
The night of watching now is past.
Redemption's day has come at last.
No more can fear afflict us
Let trumpets ring
For God doth bring
The promised heir of David's throne.
Lift up, ye Gentiles, from afar

voice of triumph to the star
On Sion's forehead flaming.
Your
fadeless pastures seek,

Described in prophets' story.
Adore your King
For God doth brmg
Emanuel the Holy Child
By whom the world is reconciled.
One anthem rolls

From ransomed souls.
From nature and each living tliinR.

To Thee, incarnate Son and King
'
dored.
^^
And those who
Whose kingdom
"I
îM2a
Enfold therein the shepherds meek.
His works
all
i^^.4 i
fTrT"f^r=F^^
F=F=t:
Break forth in praise, angelic throngs

Spread Bethlehem's plains with sweetest songs,
A cloud of uttered glory
by
i i
^^
^^
To
j-^^
i^'i'i'
XfavU tsiun
nigfyt
ttie
B. W.
(FOR CHBI8TMAS.)
the
all
fair ci
ty
of
Beth
le
hem,
TTT
G?o
IS
Ma
dark was theiughtandcoldble\vthewind,ButJo-seph and
ria
in
ex
eel - sis,
glo - ria
in
:
ex-
In
r
eel -
t^=m=m
cot
'
sis,
tage or
no
ry
inn
ria
in
ex
ter could find
eel - sis
f^m.=f =r
in a
And
O fair was the
3.
But out on the
hills
was a wondrous
Trevaldvtyn.
for
rr
c-f
glo
was no room
poor stable their couch was made,

low in a manger the Babe was laid,
Child, the mother how fair
But only the oxen stood waiting there
But
shel
J.
light,
And hea fenly music entranced the night

And beasts of the field were roused in their lair
By the sound of voices and harps in the air.
And
shepherds a-watching their flocks by night

Espied in the heavens a marvellous sight
Of angels and spirits a mighty throng,
For joy and great gladness singing this song
O come then,
ye faithful, ye men of good will,

Let joy and tlianksgiving every heart fill
Tell out the glad tidings that Jesus has come,
To open the way to the heavenly home.
Be
In
them
eatol,
<irotl|et0,
tatoL
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
Rev.
W. A. Muhlenhcro.
N
Car-
ol,
brothers, car-
And pray a gladsome
Car-ol
ol,
joy-ful-ly,
Car-ol
Christmas For all good Christian men
the good tidings,
Car-ol, brothers, carol,
Car-ol
mer-
Christmasday
ri - ly:
a-gain.
mfM^Hni, in x!^{.n'i^^
nrxE^
yj-Gt
^^^=g=p-
P
1.
^fa##,:i,M,';:;ii,'i-,;i,ii,
Car-ol,
but with gladness, Not insongsof
earth;
On
the Saviour's birth-day
Hallowed be our mirth
D.
thousand blessingsTill our hearts with glee, Christmas day we'll keep,TheFeast of Char-i-
ty.
i S,
4-
gS
i:J
gai
fffi'
At the merry
Think
Listening angel music,

Discord sure must cease
Who dare hate his brother
On this day of peace ?
While the heavens are telling
table,
of those
who've none,
The orphan and the widow,

Hungry and alone.
Bountiful your offerings
To the altar bring
Let the poor and needy
To mankind good will.

Only love and kindness
Every bosom fill.
Christmas carols sing.
Oho.
Carol, brothers, carol, &c,

Let our
Cho. Carol,
hearts, responding
To the seraph band.

this morning's sunshine
Bright in every land
Word, and deed, and prayer
Speak the grateful sound,
Telling "Merry Christmas"
All the world around.
With
Cho.Carol,
brothers, carol,
brothers, carol, &,
Sflent
fiitatfii
Carol 80.
1.
Si
toere toatd^fng*
W. H. A. Hall.
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
lent stars were watching
and plain, Hum - ble shepherds on
ver
J.
^J
.N.
^Ê^^
Vrirr^^rt^-TFT
vol
ces
J^
Were
the
ti -
dings told.
r*
J^-1
?=^J^^
?==f?^
By
the angels told.
There they find the manger,

There the Infant King,
There they tell the story
To
j^
E3E!:
this our Christmas,

story.
Joyous carols sing
To the holy Christ-child

Lord, that we,
Grant,
Like the kings and shepherds.
May
offering.
be led by Thee.
J-
rFOR christmas.
W. Sidebothanu
rryrr
r'r
Blessed night, whenBeth'lem's plainEcho'd with the joyful strain, "Peace has come to earth again. "Al-le-lu
PJ-J:U
Blessed
hills
that heard the song
all
your slopes along

Alleluia
J,JJj_^^
Alleluia
Happy
shepherds, on whose ear,

Fell the tidings glad and clear,
"God to man is drawing near."
Alleluia
4
Thus revealed to shepherds' eyes,
Hidden from the great and wise.
Entering earth in lowly guiseAlleluia
We adore Thee as our King,

And to Thee
Our best
--^c-
Entering by the narrow door.

Laid upon this rocky floor.
Placed in yonder manger poor.
Of the glorious angel throng

Swelling
their harps of gold.
While our hearts we bring,
Costly gifts they bring.

In the stable lay them.
81.
i.
'^
Hear the wondrous
the mystic star.
Kingly
With
And on
f-rTrriT
1.
1.
Gold and fragrant incense,
the wondering.
Carol
legions
m-
Jul
In the East, the wise men

Journeying from afar.
Guided to the manger
Then, in haste, the shepherds

Heedless of their fold,
Seek King David's city
As
4^-J-
'^F*-^
J^ J
joy-ful strain,
JB^^J.
J.
"
Sung by an - gel
3!=%it
Heard the
ly
our song
offering to
we
Thee
sing
bring.
Alleluia
Mighty King of Righteousness,

King of Glory, King of Peace,
Never shall Thy Kingdom cease
Alleluia
Siitir toe notp of |os untf Qlattntuu.
Carol 82.
W.
(FOR CmUSTllAS.)
Gilbert.
Andante legato
Sing
Frees
we
now
mankind
of
and glad
joy
Mr
from
and
pain
ness,
ing
Haste we then,
this birth-day morning,
To the Bethlehem cattle-shed

Heed we not, tho' scant adorning
Deck the lowly manger bed
Though man's fleshly form He weareth.
;
In His birth-place bare.

the Eternal Kingdom shareth,
Christ Himself is cradled there.
He
^M
our
ness, Christ
sad
r come
X King
X down
r
Hail
th' In- car - nate
On
the
won
/j
jr
J.
d'ring
Sa
shep
i-
to
EfEEEE^
viour's
herds'
i-j
we in plenteous measure
Gold and gem and costly spice,
Offer
If our hearts attend our treasure
He'll accept the sacrifice:
Him our life be given,

Raised from earth our eyes,
will grant us rest in lieaven.
In His rest in Paradise.
If to
He
earth,
birth
eye
J.
JTlje
tieUs are vinuins
antr stoeet.
fllatr
(FOB CHRISTMAS.)
1.
The beila are ringing glad and sweet Beneath
By ju-
glad tho'ts born
bi-lant bells of
born the Christ-child, years a
go;
Oh, ring, glad bells, ring loud
m
j'
Christmas
J
r
still.
in a
Tlio stars sang on
Christ-mas
And shepherds, on
r-
t-F=^
earth,"
birthday
mom.
brejist.
The wise men sought Thy place of rest

Then peace descended on the eartli.
In honour of
Thy
lowly birth.
Ah Thou hast died for us, and them

Who hailed Thee King at Bethlehem.Cho,
1
the hills
in
a-ges
- far,
shall
feet,
And
man-ger,
Were told
re-peat.
w^
Of "Peace on earth," Of "Peace on
manger bom,
Thy
While cradled on Thy mother's
an - gels'
mom; For,
and sweet The song the
Of "Peace on
O Christ-child,
th'a- dor- ing
,^-^^-/-
Z).
the
E. Hervey.
our hearts
are
Was
poor and low,
ti -
Which an
dings by
gels sing
UJ-
star.
on
^^
earth,
to
ti
men good-will.
Oh, song, adown the centuries roll'd

Oh, song, which never can grow old I
O Christ-child, born a cross to bear.
That we, at last, a crown might wear,
Let us, like shepherds, to Thy feet
Bring love, as tribute-offering meet,
And worship there, while angels sing
In praise of Jesus Christ, our King.Cho.
star
of fllorff,
Carol 84.
titffltjtlff
ntttumitiQ,
J. Garnett.
(FOR EPIPHANY.)
Alto. Recitative.
Thou
their
wand-'ring
^f
footsteps led
'
rr--ir
f
Star
Glo
of
plan
ry,
et
mild
ijrj^
Till
thy
heav'n-ly
light
thou
shed
dest
O'er
the
i.
Thou who gavest

that light and grace to see I
Christ, who savest
All that look for light to Thee
Holy Spirit, ever pouring
Grace on them that seek aright
Grant us. Lord, with hearts adoring,
Holy Father
Them
Holy Son
Still to
walk with Thee
in light.
ho
,
ly,
bless
ed
Child.
i 1 i
Xo room
Carol 85.
toitJjin tiê trtoeUfiifl*

Rev. R. F. Dale.
(FOE CHKISTMAS.)
iiiiir' '
'Noroom"wlth-iii the dwell-Lng For
Him whose love ex
T brought
^
T earth
T heav
T en
T from
Him,
I
To
cell-
^
counted not
ing
'
'
'
f-
Towards those who never sought Him,
Who
To
the
seek
the
lost.
"No room;" O Babe so tender

To Thee our hearts we render.
Not meet for Thy possessing,
Tet make them by Thy blessing
"No room;" so to the manger

They bore the kingly stranger
But angel hosts attended.
And
angel voices blended.
A home wherein to dwell,
Whilst on His mother's breast
He
Emma>'uel
lay at rest.
'Keatti
tt|(
uiviXH
Carol 86.
^
the
stars
i^lione iso
f}xiû
Matthew Cooke.
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
'Neath
glo
tiâpt
that shone
^^
rious guise.
Came
an
so bright Shepherds watch d their flocks by night
/J.
an
from
gel
beside
Bom this day of
glad
and
free,
David's line
Now
behold the Babe Divine

Rude the raiment that enfolds Him,
Rough the manger-bed that holds Unn
Lord
all holy, laid
so lowly,
highest realm of heaven
Stoops that man may be forgiven.
Who from
them,
did
^?^
dings
"Christ
1
In
- ly,
*^
=C=F
stood
^^^^î'
the
Sud- den
J^Û^
r^
Told
car
nate
1^
jT"^
:ii'
1
-
not chide them.
deigns
to
May we
all with lieart and voice

Bethlehem rejoice
by the bright star led
To the House of Living Bread
Chant the story of His glory
Till His Majesty we see
At His last Epiphany.
Still in
Thitlier
be.'
Xear
ômf)
tije
Cow
Ujljete
f/eo.
p. Grantham.
spirito.
r-W-=^=^
Fff*=r
(2
rPa
cing
and
to
fro
By
lone,
2_^_
-^F-F^F=f=
ik
Christ!
Thou Con
>
I
quer
All
hail!
J-
FT
f-^f
or!
the
close
Guard
and
J_
zA
r
ed
seal
stone.
-f-^
-h-
ppp
TT
'
ly
=fc=\
=^F=P
-1
-J
^4-
-J
-^
Chokus.
=JW-j=^ -*
1.
/J.
aêsus ÎtpU
(FOR EASTEK.
Carol 87.
stone
can
nought
vail!
F^F^
iEE^
P
I
Death
J.
"I
r-
slain
is
f=f=^r=f
?=
gfcfc
in
mor
^ .^
tal
strife;
1^
Hail
J.
the Prince
and
Lord
Life!
of
J_J
-i
O! the breathless fear which fell

On the guards no tongue may tell;
In the darksome midnight, lo!

Hark! an earthquake rolls below!
Sign of deadly conflict o'er.
Death despoiled for evermore!
Prostrate
As He
in sore dismay,
and passed away!
all,
rose,
Chorus.
Chorus.
5
Christ! Thou Victor o'er the tomb,

Take us in the Day of Doom,
Take us to Thine own dear side.
At the last great Easter-tide
That which by the cave-mouth lay,

Angel hands have rolled away;
And the Lord, His three days sped,
Comes triumphant from the dead!
Chorus.
Chorus
Thou Conqueror! all hail
Let not Death o'er us prevail:
Help us in our mortal strife.
Bring us to the Land of Life!
after last verse.
Christ!
81
etivint in vintnl
Carol 88.
Ûlnial
F. C. Maktr.
(FOB EASTEB.)
Skmi-Ciiobds
Unison.
Christ
is
Springing up from holy ground,
risen! all the sadness
Of our Lenten fast is o'er;

Through the open gates of gladness
He returns to life once more
Death aiid hell before Him bending,
;
He doth rise, the Victor now,

Angels oil His steps attending
Oiory round His wounded brow:
Cuo. Christ
is
risen! &c.
Christ
is
risen
all
the sorrow
Tliat last evening round llim lay,

hath found a glorious morrow
In the rising of to-day;
Now
He was dead, but now He liveth,

He was lost, but He is found:
Cho. Christ is risen! &c.
4
Christ
is risen! henceforth never

hell shall us enthrall,
Christ's, in Him for ever
Death or
Be we
We have triumphed over all

All the doubting and dejection
Of our trembling hearts have ceased,
'Tis His day of Resurrection
Let us rise and keep the Feast;
Cho. Christ is risen! &c.
!
^toettli^
ate singing.
tilttrs
tfje
C. F. Roper.
(FOR EASTER.)
Sweetly the birds are sing Birds! forget not your sing Buds! ye will soon be flow East - er buds were grow -
1.
2.
3.
4.
ing,
ing,
ers,
ing.
vu
.'-"
f
dawn; Sweetly the bells are ring
dawn; Bellslbe ye ev - er ring
Cherry and White; Snow-storms are changing to show
A-ges a - go;
East - er lil - lies were blow
At East
At East
"Trrîm
er
er
ing,
ing.
ers,
ing
\~\i
er Day. And the words that they say On this glad Easter Day, Are Christ the Lord is Ris
er morn. In the spring of the year. When Easter is here.Sing Christ the Lord
'" len the wakening of snring.O
spring.O sweet -ly
-lysing,Lol
sing, Lo! Christ the Lord is
ness to light.When
Ris
Dark
All nature was glad.Not a creature was sad, For Christ the Lord is Ris
By the wa-ter's flow,
East
East
On
On
en.
en.
en.
?lôls ei|ttrrt| tint ffefi(tetr=nigf|t.
Carol 90.
Melody buR.G.B.
Harmonized by Rev. yVm. Staunton.
(FOR EASTER.)
1.
O Ho
m^
ly
Church.but yes-ter-night
jiiiî
^
J-rJ
m:
In dust
thy
robes were
trail - ing.
The dew
The
i=^
*:
on thy head.
And thou
thy Lord
i=i
U4--
was heav - y
^{ipJ-J
wail
ing;
I
I
n
II
Ho
J.'
^
ly Church, the gates
^
-^
J^j
^
-9-
^TM
^=-
-9J-
are burst.
M
J
'tw^
O Holy Church, dear Bride of Christ,

With flow'rs bedeck Thine altar.
Array thy courts in evergreens.
O Holy
O Mother dear, who
Holy Church, this Easter mom,

Thy richest banouet spread.
Thy risen Lord, a-nungered comes
To bless and share thy bread
Church, the Lord is here,
Let him repent who heareth,
"Arise and snine," Thy Light is come.
Thy
glory
now
appeareth.
Intone thy richest psalter

all thy Lord's
Rare graces dost inherit.
Now bid the loud tek sanctus rise.
To Father, Son, and Spirit.
The
i i
-9-
-m-
ei^rfst
Carol
'
WLovXt in vintn to-tfup.
tlje
91.
(FOB EASTEE.)
Christ the Lord
ris'n to -
is
day;" Listen while the an
Eas-ter skies were cloth'd in gold; Forth
Ill
in
we
roll'd,
.L^
Death and hell must loose their dead

Preach it to a captive world,
Easter Banners are unfurled.
4
" Christ the Lord is risen to-day ;"

Listen while His bless'd lips say;
Graves and seas shall hear My word.
Saints shall wake and haO Me Lord
Where He soars lift we our heart,
Christ from us Death cannot part.
"Christ the Lord is risen to-day;"

Listen while the Prophets say:
Where lay bound His sacred Head,
&ina muiuiUf
Carol 92.
the stone
tri-umph Je-3uspass'd,Death's torn bands behind Him cast.
all
l^nXtn.
(FOE EASTEB.)
îL^4,^;:^JY^
^S
&
From His tomb
II
" Christ the Lord is risen to-day;"

Listen while the Soldiers say:
AiTus uplift from rest and sleep,
Sword nor Spear the Lord could keep
Calvary's mount did rock and reel
Burst the guard of stone and seal.
Sing
gels say.
Al
1 :1
^ J=^=
.^J
J^^L-^
^M
^ ^
^^ ^^^^^m
le - lu
all
la,
Urr^f
ye lands!
Ye
and o.
floods
ceans, clap
your hands5l Th<

The
^
I
1r-T"
King
re -turns
from
glo
rious fight,
The sling and five smooth stones have slain

The giant on the battle plain;
And
llolofernes' falchion dread.

Hath sever'd Holof ernes' head;
Our Chief is crown'd, for slain was He,
AlonB, dcsnisod, and set at naught.
The
press
He
trod. Hie fight
Alone He crush'd
tlie
He
fought;
Dragon down,
For
shat
so alone
The sun
And
When God was reigning from the Tree
Whose arms have
tered
Sa
Our
tan's might;
He wears
is briglit,
the crown
the clouds must
flee.
God was reigning from the Tree
Jerusalem, arise and shine!

1
The glory of thy Lord is thine:

The victor's crown, the Royal Throne,
Are all His îft, and all thine own;
For
of His thine own shall be.

God was reigning from the Tree
all
Since
by early writers
In their controversies
with the JewB:
Tell
it
out
#*er
fjiU anir o(t ttje iiau.
tfir
Carol 93.
F. J. Dugard.
(FOR EPIPHANY.)
Joyfully.
1-
O'er
the
hill
r
and
snow
and
vale
Come
and wind, and
Cold,
hail.
'
the
o'er
J.
weath
to
Now
er
three kings
geth
on
Car
er,
'
san
Per-sia's
ing nought for
dy
plains,
i-
Now where
Ti
m J_:^=t
j
gris swells
=P=f
inds they
go.
^^
with rains.
J-^
Now through Mo
J
They
ab,
faint
J
O'er the hill and o'er the vale,

Each king bears a present
Wise men go a Child to hail,
Monarchs seek a peasant
And a star in front proceeds.
Over rocks and rivers leads,
Shines with beams incessant.
Therefore onward, onward still
Ford the stream and climb the hills
Love makes all things pleasant.
their
cam
er
- els
Jî-J-^
.1
and slow,
I
Now through E
J_J
dom's
J
W^
heath
^
,
is God ye go to meet
Therefore incense proffer.
is King ye go to greet
Gold is in your coffer.
Also Man He comes to share
Every woe that man can bear.
Tempter, liailer, Scoffer
Therefore now against the day.
In the grave where Him they lay,
Myrrh ye also offer.
Ee
He
Now through Sy - rian
-i
2rtie
Carol 94.
Allegretto.
(H^tiViHtmuu
Mtn^^Qt.
H. Lo
(FOB CHEISTMAS.)
Bianco.
THE CHRISTMAS MESSAGE.
^g^^ÊEg
^zgfzjzzg^
bom
is
^m ^=^^
-
lehem,
wm
^^^ffÊ^^^^m^
^=f=ÊE
Betii
Briglit
An
gels
tell
the
in
us with
Let
sto
-#
rT-Trf
2=$=:t:
JO/?
We seek the lowly
Hail, sweet and precious Saviour,

Now born to set us free
stable,
Led by the Angels
fair,
Son of Mary,
humbly cradled there
With Cherubs watcliing o'er Him,
For
Christ, the
Is
And Seraphs
Hail, lovely Rose of Sharon

All glory be to Thee
Hail, greater Son of David,
!
Our Father's
thronging round
enter in with holy joy
roK.
Gift of
Love
adore, and praise Thee,

Day-star from above
Cnouus. Peace on earth, &c.
With shepherds poor and lowly,

Our Infant God we greet;
With Christmas benediction
We offer soul
Desire of
Fill
and body
Our
In homage at His Feet
He
lieth in the
the worlds on high

Mighty God, we bless Thee,
We own Thy
Majesty
Chorus. Peace on
ev'ry soul, O Lord

all the nations,
blest. Incarnate
God
A message
Manger
Who rules
O
We bless,
That place is hallowed ground.

Chokus. Peace on earth, &c.
earth, &c.
from our Father

Sweet angel-voices bring
Light up with joy the tapers.
Let ev'ry church-bell ring !
&c.
Chorus. Peace on earth,
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
C. F. Roper.
a tempo.
JRitard.
^1
u
For Christ this day
in
That Christ has come to
The Lord of Life has
I
sing
1.
oil,
2.
Oh, sing
Oh, sing
3.
mer
mer
mer
a
a
a
ca
ca
ca
ry
ry
ry
rol,
rol,
rol.
ca
rol
Let all
For our
the
re
-^
V
u
r
b
fBeth- le-hem, "Was born the Sav- iourEing!
on earth Then shout with cheer-f ul voice
come to reign, De-scend-ing from the sky;
Chris-tian sing
world re - joice,
demp - tion nigh,
dwell
While
an
Glory
gels
to
Oh,
sing
the
chant
God
mer
the joy - ful song, Let

the Heav'n-ly King, A\T]o
ry ca - rol then. And
_uAiAJ^.
uujî
all
their
to
the
sing it
brui
b'
bi
Ul
i/i
voi - ces raise. And still with cheer-ful strain prolong The heav'n-ly song of
earth brings peace, Good will to men hence-forth the song. That uev - er more shall cease,
To eel - e-brate this glo-riousday Of Clirist'sna-tiv - 1
joy - ful-ly.
ty.
C3<rol 96.
m
Wlien Christ
was bom
J
P^f=^
of
pure
rr^^=^
EÊEEEp
Ma
In
- rie,
Beth
le
hem,
e.x -
glee,
that
cei - sis
Glo -ri-a.
In
r*
Hcrdmcn beheld those Angels bright,

To them appeared they with great light;
said God's
Son
is
tie.
^m
^
Glo
I
This King is come to save mankind.

In Scripture promised, as we find.
Therefore this Song have we in mind,In Excelsis Gloria.
born to-night,
In Excelsis Gloria.
Grant us, O Lord, for Thy great Grace,

In heaven the bliss to see Thy Face,
Where we may
fair
eel - sis
I
And
S. Irons.
l^
rr
The An-gels sang with mirth and
S.
(FOB CHBISXJIAS.)
m^:
sing to
Thy
In Excelsis Gloria.
solace,
ri-a.
^
vim
JXfnfl Otttt
(S^^viutma^
tirlls.
C F
{Kor chkistxias.)
i?o;)r.
*;
4=1^
1/
1.
out,
Carol 97.
Ring
ring out,
out,
ilPPPSW^fP
Christ-mas
bells
mu
your
of joy
tale
sic tells
/i-
g^^^&Prf
A
Sav
^/
'
gt
Glo
bom
was
to

hi^M^^^^f^
To
day
J.
ry
join
to
."
i-
to
God,
good
hearts
men
of
^^4
swell
the
N
I
The an
strain
to
will
men.
gels
Shall rise
liord of lords, and King of kings,

Sweet peace and joy Thy presence brings
sang
n-^-
and
o'er
-i^
Ju
the Father loves us well
Chobus. For
this
we
join,
when death
From
gain.
i i
shall set us free,
Within the kingdom won by Thee,

Chobu.-*. Earth's ransomed ones shall swell the
"All worthy is the Lamb once slain.
Honour and glory to receive
ParishChoir, No. 208-4.
,"
theheav'ns a
fill
Dear Saviour, Elder Brother, Friend,

Abide with us till life sluill end
then,
dah's plain
J.
But who can measure all the love

That brought Thee from Thy throne above,
With us to live, for us to die.
That we might reign with Thee on high.
To rescue thus our souls from hell.

Chobus. For this we join, &c.
And
aye.
1^
J:
We know
for
J-
rr
^m
we
the
rule
i^j'_j_.uj
i_
/
/
this
:j
i ?^
Chorus.
[ORUS.
For
lour King
all
created things that breathe."
strain,
tike.
t^t lonels? mitftiitÛ

CHKISTMAS.
Carol 98.
Words by
Ill
1.
li.
A. P. Howard.
T. C. Williams.
the
lone
ly
Thoughin Da-vid's
mid
the win
On
night,
An
ci
gels sing
try
Shep-herds heard the an
hill,
no
Love makes an - gel
more.
mus
gels
ic
1-
Sing
On
ten,
ye
wea
Though no heaven
-ly
glo
Lis
ing,"Peace,good-will."
shore;
earth's dark -est
ry,
ry
To
the
angels'
song,
Meet your wondering eyes,
Un
to
you
Though the
the
^âjs^^
9^
fc=!=
Carol 99.
child of
In His manger cradle
May no
Cove
longer
Christ your
I
Joining in a wondrous plan,

Heaven to eanh, and God to man.
Chorus.Sing,
oh, sing,
&c
God with
us, Immanuel,
for ever now to dwell.
Deigns
He on Adam's fallen race
Sheds tlie fulness of His grace.
Chokus. Sing,
oh, sing,
Ac
Him
King
is
born.
-^
C
(FOE CHRISTMAS.)
God of God, and Light of light,

Comes with mercies infinite
lie,
King for ever,

Though the proud world scorn
is
If ye truly seek
Mary
Sent from heaven on high
F. Roper.
God comes down that man may rise,

Liften by Him to the skies
Christ is Son of man that we
Sons of God in Him may be.
Chorus. Sing, oh, sing, &c
4
Oh, renew us, Lord, we pray,
"With Tliy Spirit day by day.
That we ever one may be.
With the Father and with Thee.
Chokus.Sing, oh, sing, &c
;
:NrotDeU*
No
"-
-^
-
No
well,
No
man
Thy
'pp\
'
well.
No
No
well,
well.
ger
'
well,
well,
No
well.
do.
al
ci
-J
ty Beth
le -
"î
hem.
J.
ble
No
well,
well.
well.
mean, this
Lodg
low
ing
^
1(1 m
f
Blest be
r
Thy Mo
J
ly,
pfj
ther
Ho
'I
ly,
^t^-FriTi
J
Blest be the Kindly Night,

Hail, Gkacious Lord
Hushing in slumber pure the World unholy.
Veiling in dusky shade the landscape wide.
!
Hiding Thy Cabin Lowly.

3
Blest be Thy Star above,
Telling the Sleeping Earth the happy Story
Blest the Angelic Choir, whose echoing song
Glory.
Thy
rising
Welcomes
4
Rise on our darkened Hearts,
Hail, Light of Light
Let Thy bright Beams dispel our Sin and Sadness,
Brighter and Brighter shining, till the Day
Dawn in eternal Gladness.
!
Blest be Thy wondrous Love,

Hail, Lord of Life
Blest be Thy pitying Care for Sinners friendless.
Blest be the Father. Son and Holy Ghost,
Blest through the Ages endless.
NOWELL.
ir:i
Z).C. al segno.
>'J<^-i-
pp;3,
ti,,
S^"-"*^ '^'"K'
f^-^^-F^^g^
Solo.
Hail, Prince of Peace
tt:i
^^''
^y-^rm n^f^rf^TTt'^Tn'^
^/ifer <Ae /<w< verse.
Moilerato.
dim.
this loy
-i
II II
i'^*F=rf=r
-p-
Blest be
Sta
j-
^^f
I
No
No -
this
/ i
J-
;g;
ppp\^
No
well.
throne, Blest be
a^f^^
Blest be
/i**_J
-^
-
gen-tle Kingl
Hail,
well.
pp
softly.
Walter Maristow.
(FOB CIIKISTMAS.)
Slowly and
No
No
QtntU muQ.
IB^îif
Carol 100.
^-
mna
ouU
- vlonr
W.
(FOB CHRISTMAS.)
T r r
8a
a joîul peal.
vitiQ out
Carol 101.
1";
was bom
of
J.
That on
this
fes -
tal
mom. The
Sa-vioor
Borrow.
of
Jil
i
t^-^ f.~^r^7TT^
i-iUl^
man-
-M
To shenlierdfl, who on Jndab'i plains

Hy night their watch were keeping.
Thp alorj- of the Lord apjieared
While
They
They
all
around were Bleeping:
mewnge
flrat
the Angel's
tirtx
went forth to see
he:im,
their
Low.
Urn
n.
ipitinn.
To Him, then, let ns also pay

Our grateful adoration,
Came seeking for the

No toll nor danger heeding:
1
their womhip meet.

their offerings at His feet.
They came, to pay
And lay
VThoae birth we celebrate to-day

With songs of exultation;
Lift up our hearts with one aoooru
To Jesus, our Incarnate Lord.
IBaÛv noioets are tiloomCnfl

Carol 102.
Allegro.
titffltlt.
'
^por easter.,
J =144.
TTTT^Tt
Eas- ter flowers are blooming
bright,
Eas-ter skies
^
=^=^
pour ra-diant
j_J-V_N J
Christ our Lord
light,
/.J^
^-
is
'k4^^
isa
Si r^~rFf=R^-^-r^^ff^
risen in
fiM.
T-
cres.
^mH-m^Mû
might. Glory in
the high
An
- est,
-gels caroll'dthissweetlay,
When
in manger rude
He lay
iM^jM
a tempo.
rail.
Now once morecast grief

cres.
^
Eas
a- way,
Glo-ry
the high
in
est.
Eas-terflowersareblooming
bright.
rail.
I
r-^rF=r-g^^?=F^H^
-
ter skies
pour ra-diant
light,
Christ our Lord

cres.
is
risen
in
might, Glo -ry in the
^rall.
I
^.
TrT=^
He, then bom to grief and pain.
to glory born again,
Calleth forth our gladdest strain.
Now
As He riseth, rise we too.

Tune we heart and voice anew.
homage glad and true.
Easter flowers are blooming bright,
Easter skies pour radiant light,
Christ our Lord is risen in might,
Offering
Glorj' in the bighest!
Parish Choir, No.
high
I
eati
O0Ut9l
Of nptinaîitKU.
0|i(t{t
Carol 103.
James
(FOB EASTEB.)
I.
Alexander,
dim.
1.
2.
Os-te-ra spirit of spring-time, Awake from thy slumbers deep Arise and with hands that are glow-ing Put
Th' altar is snowy with blossoms.The font is a vase of perfume, On pil - larandchan-cel are twin IngFresh
;
n 1 i.//i^.i^-ii2
i.
Make thy -self fair, O goddess! In new and re-splendent arsleep.

off the white garments of
garmentsof el - o - quent bloom. Christ is risen, with glad lips we ut-ter, And far up the in-fin-ite
.
ray.
height
For
the foot-steps of
Arch - an - gels the
J-
i'
Him who has
ris
an
ech
pse -
re
/ J J .J.
en Shall be heard in the dreams of day

o. And crown Him with lil - ies
of Light
.^
.^
^ i ^ ^ I
-feT] fejâjn,
-^
r-
}r-l
fe^^^-^
ALL HAIL THE GLADSOME EASTER MORN.

Soprano Solo.
_,,
D.
C. al^
Y^VT\l-ffr=^'lutnowHe
a -wakes,
He
has
en,Herbeau-ty shall bloom.shi

shall
ris -
bloom
gain.
^^1^1
^^^m^^^^^^w^^^^^
Carol 104.
Boume
^for EASTER.)
faster >
(FOR
Briggt.
Cheerfully.
E^
^=î-b^j=J=j4^
fT#Pr^rT' ^^"^"=f^
All bail the gladsome Easter Mom.For which the springtime's flow'rs are born Earth wears her gayest robes to-day.
;
And casts her Len-ten
garb away. Ring out ring clear Ring far and near, Oh, bells in
!
stee-pleshighl
^
Bloom,
\\
Ring
in
I
I
Pi
111
the dawn Of Eas- ter Morn, Beneath the springtime sky
J-
I
'
V
-'
lilies,
While ring so clear.

From far and near.
The
'
Hrr^^^
on your slender stems
To crown the day like diadems.

And lifting up your petals white,
Make Easter altars glad and bright
'>ells in
And Klad
steeple high,
hearts raise
Their song of praise

Beneath the spring-time's sky.
Carol 105.
Allegro.
T
Christ
J. T. FUld.
(FOR EASTER.)
J = 120.
en Christ
ris -
is
'
He
ris-en!
is
i/
hath burst His bonds in
twain;
Christ
en Christ is
ris -
is
cres.
1 iÂjxlAAA-A
n. i^j
1
ris -
en
Al
le - lu -
.11
ia
swell the
r=r=?^rf=fT
For
strain
He
our gain
suf
III.J
i i
cres.
- fer'd
loss
-i-
Christ
Christ
ris
is
en
He
T
i
^j J. j. JJ I
w-r^^-t r r~r dff-r-F
/j.
-'
hath burst
..
His bonds
tJ
4I
Christ
* ^
-J-
Commence 2nd
roll.
I
^
J
en! Christ
en! Al-
ris -
is
-J^J
-J.
By the Father's side,

Till He comes to earth again,
Comes
He
is
to claim
risen
His bride.
Christ
is
risen
hath burst His bonds in twain
Christ is risen Christ is risen

Alleluia swell the strain!
I
-*-
verse.
=F=F^
See the chains of death are
strain!
i J-
See the chains of death are broken

Earth below and heaven above
Joy in each amazing token
Of His rising, Lord of love
He for evermore shall reign
Christ
H^
swell the
le - lu
i'""-
:J
is
i p=p^g=e=p=^
ris -
Di
!^'//l
Jeê^Â^^
By
twain
in
I
I
II
I
I
en
ris
iF
cres.
''
fnf
,
,
Glorious Angels downward thronging

Hail the Lord of all the skies
Heaven with joy and holy longing
For the Word Incarnate, cries,
"Christ is risen Earth, rejoice I
Gleam, ye starry train I
All creation, find a voice;
He o'er all shall reign."
Christ is risen Christ is risen I
He hath burst His bonds in twain
Christ is risen Christ is risen
O'er the universe to reign.
!
&tt]
tt^t
mottling
fiitar i
XHotilinQ,
(FOB CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 106.
John E. Pinkham.
r
1.
Seel
the
'
morn -ing
the
See!
dwell
is
LJ
all
days
Day
star
ing
On
the
-^
eel
ling,
Bursts
up
on
our
TUS
NA
ChEIS - TUS
TUS,
NA
TUS,
ach
ain
height:
ing
sight;
^rTrf=i"^
ChBIS
i^
ChBIS - TU8
em mount
^mm
East-
''/ill
'
ex
NA
TUS
HO
DI
Long our watch has been and dreary,

Long we wandered from afar
So the wise men, worn and weary,
Followed
still
the leading Star,
Till the Day-Spring's
SeK
they see,
Chuistus natus Hodie,

ChRISTUS NATUS, ChRISTUS NATUg,
Christus natcs Hodik.
Parish Choh:, No. 2404.
Hence away all care and sadness

Hence, and ne'er return again!
Angels sing with notes of gladness
" Peace on earth. Good-will to men."
!
Join
we
then in carol free,
Christus natus Hodie,

Christus natus, Christus natus,
Christus natus Hodie.
Tinion of
Sriê
"To you,
Is
tlê
Z^tp'^txtfu.
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 107.
Words by Nahum
Tate, 1702.
in David's
A. P. Howard.
town
this day.
Thus spake the seraph, and forthwith

Appeared a shining throng
Of angels praising God, and thus
Addressed their joyful song,
born of David's line
A Saviour, who is Christ the Lord,

And this
shall
be the sign,
The heavenly Babe you there

To human view displayed,
All glory be to God on high.

And to the earth be peace
shall find.
All meanly wrapt in swaddling bands.
And
in
a manger
Good-will henceforth, from heaven to men.

Begin and never cease."
laid."
CHRISTMAS.
Carol
107."^'
Another setting of the above
^^
carol.
Arr. by H.
fe_.jjpL^_î^Tgtr[-rn
1.
While
2.
P%f
nn
T
The
'Glad
an
ti -
gel
dings
flocks
by
night,
might
mign
dread
^
gf^ r
:t=t
of
of
glo-ry shone a - round,

you and all ;man-kind,
the
great
I*'-
on
the
ground,
troubled
mind,
ti -
their
came down, The an

bring,
ed
seat
m
r-rf^
^=j=^
Wf
r'f
F fS^
Lord
All
Had seized
1 Ari
joy
The an
Glad
fr^
shep-herds watched their

he,
not," said
for
S. Irons.
Glad
ti
gel
of
dings of
Lord camedown,And
the
great
gel
of
the Lord came down, And glo
you
bring To
dings of great joy I
joy
ry
and
shone
all
bring
To
round,
man -kind.
^^=^^^=^.^=ÛMiSML^
^m^Tr- ^TTTn
f
Pansh
Choir. No. 240-4.
SSSDat
elifltr
tm ?
iu
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 108.
J. T. Field.
Allegretto.:^
f%S=J
fcj:
What Child
who,
tliis,
is
to
laid
rest
On
Ma-ry's
la
lai)
sleep - ing
sleep-
is
Whom an-gels greet with
LJP.A
J^gH^-^^JÊEÊEgE^^^P^P^P?^^^
anthems sweet, While shepherds watch are
keep - ing?
is
Christ the
I
shepherds guard.and angels sing;

ores
Haste,
haste
to bring Ilim laud, The Babe,the Son of
.cres.J^
Ma-
ryl
,.
gR^FPb^
King.Whon
e=F=ft=p:^
Why
So bring Him incense, gold and myrrh,
lies He in such mean estate,

Where ox and ass are feeding ?
Good Christian, fear for sinners here
The silent Word is pleading
Come
peasant. King, to own Him

of kings salvation brings
The King
Let loving hearts enthrone Him.

Raise, raise the song on high,
Nails, spear, shall pierce Him through,

The Cross be borne, for me, for you
The Virgin
Hail! haill the Word made flesh.

The Babe, the Son of Mary
Joy
joy
sings her lullaby

is born.
Sou of Mary 1
for Christ
The Babe,
the
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 109.
Rev. J. B. Powell.
Briskly.
r~r~r
T
Hark
how
'
îfa
4=^
the
bells
4-
'
at
midnight
Hark to the songs of heavenly love

Angels are hymning from above
Hark as again we hear them sing
"Glory in the highest; Christ is King!"
;
Hail to the King

Hail to the Child
Tell
^
-
-r
ing their tale
from tower
fto
e
tower,
^^TrrNl^^
1 1
iE
-^
hour,
who comes
so meek.
so poor, so
weak
,^
Hail to the Son
our God, the Word,

!
Alleluia! praise ye Christ, the Lord.
4
Come, Christians, come and joyous greet
Jesus, the Child ; with welcome meet;
Bringing salvation, born for you,

Laud Him then with hearts and voices true.
'^vintma tomt$t aâin*

Carol 110.
Rev. J. H. Hopkins.
g%
gain,
And
7^-1
1 it-tie
chil
dren
gain,
Loud the
*-
^^^^^^^^
y
Now
sing.
m^ ^^:
"Glo
ry
be
to
God
/;j -^.i
ît#i
'
^^^
?^^FT
hap-py
f>r
r
r
the merry, merryChurch bells ring, Christmas comes a
'
Christ-mas comes a
U--f-
on high," Kesounds once more
jt
thro'
j^
f=i=-
:î^
pmmrrm^
earth and sky; For
Christmas comes again,
And
gain,
5-^
rjf-^
Loud the hap-py
lit-tle chil -
dren
sing.
m^^mS
iTzt=j:^^^^=i:
^=F=P=te

the Infant in a manger laid.
Ever-Blessed is the Mother-Maid.
Bright Angels with their harps are nigh.
Lo
And
sing their Sovereign's lullaby
For Christmas comes again,
"&c,
4
"Was there ever such a glorious mom?
Tell to everybody Christ is born! "
All round the world let echoes fly,
And never shall that chorus die
For Christmas comes again, &c
Christmas comes again I

See the shepherds on their winding way,
At their feet the little lambkins play.
Three Wise Men from the East are there,
And bring their gifts both rich and rare
For Christmas comes again, &c.
the merry, merryChurch bells ring, Christmas comes a
^^m^^m
o
jfff^

Let the Tree with lighted tapers shine!
Christmas comes again!
All its pretty things are yours and mine I
Unload the gifts from every bough,
And
give us
all
our presents
now!
For Christmas comes again,
&c
fteens tSaster Uaj?.
^Tije tootrltr iintXt
Carol
111.
John A. Preston.
(FOK EASTKK).
Allegro vivo.
^^=^
# .^;
|J
J
r^-^f^r-r-^
Al
le - lu
le - lu
ia!
^n^
Al -le
the Prince of Life to find

Alleluia
Alleluia
!
/:^Tn
But earlier still the angel sped,

he said, " among the dead
"
Thus seek ye for the Living?
Go, tell them all, and make them blest
Tell Peter first, and then the rest."
;
And " why,"
The world
lu
-5^
There stood three Maries by the tomb,

When day had scarcely chased the gloom,
And dew was white and pearly.
With loving, but with erring mind.
Alleluia
i*
^^^~C"-^^
They come,
itself
keeps Easter Day,
And Easter larks are singing

And Easter flowers are blooming gay,
And Easter buds arc springing
;
The Lord is risen, as all things tell

Good Christians, see ye rise as well
Alleluia
ÂÂU^ g=r^P
Alleluia
Alleluia
e)|tf0t
Carol
Dawn!
112.
gold-en
liati^
nvintn.
(FOB EASTER.)
taom
ing! Scat -ter the night I
dis-ci- pies glad, First with the light.
Haste, ye
r
Dawn! golden morning!
/J
,^J^j
Break forth
Scatter the night Haste, ye disciples glad, First with the light,
I
i-Ji
mom.
Chaunt Him, young sunbeams,

Dancing in mirth!
Chaunt, all ye winds of God,
with thy blossoms fair;

Christ is thy spring.
Break from thy winter,
etc.
Carol 113.
Bud
Coursing the earth!
Chaunt Him,
/Jr^J
Chaunt Him, ye laughing flowers.

Fresh from the sod:
Chaunt Him, wild leaping streams,
Praising your God!
Break from thy winter.
Sad heart, and sing!
in singing,
world new-born!
Chaunt the great Eastertide,

Christ's holy
/J
First with the light.
etc.
Come where
the Lord hath

Past is the gloom
See the full eye of day
Smile through the tomb.
lain,
Hark! angel voices

Fall from the skies:
Christ hath arisen!
Glad heart, arise!
Hark! angel voices,
etc.
Rev. J. S. B. Bodges.
(FOR EASTEK.)
4f.
after death that Him befell;

Jesus Christ hath harrowed hell:
p For
cres.
Heaven
Earth
is
ringing,
singing. Alleluia!
is
For He hath closed hell's yawning

Heaven is open evermore:
Hence witli sadness.
door.
Sing with gladness. Alleluia!

6
/ On
that third morning
He
arose,
Bright with triumph o'er His foes;

Sing we lauding,
And applauding, Alleluia!
mp
Lord, by
Thy wounds we
So from deatli to set us

That our living
cres.
Be thanksgiving!
call
on Thee,
free,
Alleluia!
tlifftne,
a V^pmt, tov
Carol 114.
rhyme, for Eas-ter time Come sing with mirth and
rhyme, a
i i i
J-
liU_r3 jîi-
be
Him
fore
glee;
J^
Come youth and
age.with
p?=rt=F=T=F==rT
T-r--rff
bars
IS aster time.
FOR EASTEK.J
fell,
He
- loft
fares.andwith
Him bearsThekeysof Death and
^ ^^^^î^^^^^
zJzci
-k
Helll
i=-.J^-=,
No powers
And so, through Him who conquered

May we, too, upward press
From death of sin sweet life to win
of night can keep His soul

bournes within
Corruption foul can ne'er control
His form unstained by sin.
His three days o'er, He conies once more
To tread the hallowed sod
By Sion's gate, where hellish hate
Had slain the Son of God.
Its prison
Carol
To
And
115.
deck
Of truth and holiness

And, like the Saints returning home
With Christ, we pray that we
May to God's holy City come
aotir
STfje
His church
^ i
2 A
with gar
Come sing His praises loud and high,

Ere yet appears the dawn
The birth-day of our Christian hope
The glorious Easter Morn.
3
light of Easter dawned,
Victorious in the strife.
The Saviour burst the bands of death.
And won our endless life.
For when the
Death,
in
true
Mount Sion
FOR EASTER.)
lands
see
xintni
Edward Handley.
gay,
>
He
rose,
and took the sting from death.
Took from the grave its might

led the way from earth to heayen,
Through darkness into light.
He
"The Lord
is risen." Let each voice

Sing carols glad and gay.
From morn till eve each heart repeat
"The Lord is risen today !"
^He movnitiQ puxpltu
all ttje sifes*
(FOR EASTEn.)
Carol lie.
Veebe.
^
1/
The
inorn-ing
pur- pies
the sky,
all
.î^^;5_i
The
air
J_^^jL_i
ga.p^.=e3;^=ppfe
y,
The world ex -
iilt -
with prais
es
De
rings;
feat
B=:^
While
sings
ing
He,
the
King,
all
ed
i/
stands
hell
strong to
saye,
gsfc
rT=g=r=T^
b^-WT'Tr
And thro'
Eendsthedarkdoorsa -way,
ir"^
the breach-es of the grave Strides forth in -to
the
day.
EUl.
gii 1*=^:
'
4-
"^'-
Chorus.
mm
^=^
Glo-ry
to
God! our
glad
lips cry.
lips cry,
All glo
glo-ry be
All
^f r
ry be
to
God most
g3=^
iP^^T ^feÊE^
f
glad
^fe^l^^^^z^
n^f=T^gr=?sr-
- >-
High!
'
Glo-ry
to
j==t
'
to
God,
r^cj
r
God
'
to
most
r-
r^r
High!
God most High!
i ^
m^
F^ ^1=^=^
Death's captive, in his gloomy prison
Fast fettered He lias lain
But lie has mastered death, is risen,
And death wears now the chain.
Tlie shining angels cry, "Away
AVith grief no spices bring
Not tears, but songs, this joyful day,
Should greet the rising King !"
Glory to God our glad lips cry ;
All glory be to God most Higli
;
fr=F
God! our
meteor
titfgljt its
Carol 117.
Uqû
toontftous
Edwin Lemare.
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
m^^^m
Andante
me
teor bright
jL
the
no
won-
its
j^
-s-
way where Je
-
no
pomp
to bless
His
bles wait,
r-y.
O'er
(Irons light
sus
lay.
or
state
Beth
t^^t
Tern's
ci
Up
Sur
on
His
lone
rounds the Babe
di
vine.
p:
The wise men came
Name
But heavenly choirs attuned
throng
Greeted the ear of earth.
is gone
the song flows on
To herald brighter days
And truth's pure beams in glowing streams
Make clear life's darkened ways.
Their hearts' glad incense bring.
So lowly born, He was tlic scorn

Of nations, kings, and priests
No belfry chime that Christmas-time
Tlie star
Rang
their lyres
To hail a Prince's birth.

And rapturous song from angel
And own the Saviour King,

And shepherd swains from far-off plains
at their lordly feasts.
105
^'tx
Carol 118.
tl)e
piîn%.
Frances R. Havergal,
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
Verse 1. Repeating for 2nd half

Andante maestoso.
^
:
[
O'er
71^'
deep-ens. Shades of
the dark-ness
the plains
night,
to -
p A'
jl
W^
round
gloom
night air
chill
\-^
glow
is
is
Speak
lence
ing
a world
be - liev
Love,
-JL
^^
zîW
be
bove,
of
low,
morn:
the
r-T
r
a
All
Through the
^.
T^.
r
I
kens
of
sin
and
ing,
yet
for
J_i
woe:
lorn!
Êd
\s^
Allegro spiritoso. Verses 2-6,
P##P##iîp^f**
i2g=g
î;
Ff^
^ *N
ÊE^
2.
Like
slum-b'rerwak'd by sunlight, See the sleep-ing world a-
I*
F=fct
^mf^rj
ry
glo
Burst
ing
JJ^^
J.
Right- eous
ness, is
on
the
sud-den blaze of
the
I*-
r~r^r-^
dark-enedej'es!
^^-^-r-rr-^ r-r
.
Light
And
the
the Fa-ther'sBrightness, Son
of Light,
i.
nigh,
r'-e'
shades of night for
Van -
ver
ish
in
His Light, and
r-r
Hark
what music fills the Heavens,

Chanted by celestial choirs
!
From
Rapt in solemn awe, adoring

Three in One and One in Three,
Mighty God
Bv
4
ye mortals captive, blinded,
Straying, wandering, dying, dead,
Yours are freedom, truth, and guidance,
God's own Light is on you shed!
Peace and Mercy, Life and Glory,
All arc yours, in God who dwell
God is Love He comes to give you
!
His own
self,
Emmanuel
in
All Creation wonders, listening

To the Angels' minstrelsy.
!
Citizens of
Hail
immortal heirs of Glory

Heaven above
Man is in yon manger,
Cradled there. Eternal Love
Babe of Bethlehem we know Thee,
Dying, Risen, Ascended Lord
Hail
God
the deep unseen resounding,

Echoing to seraphic lyres
of
-J-
J:
Triumphant Victor
angelic Hosts adored

6
Glory to the Eternal Father!
To the Incarnate Son, we sing!
Glory to the Spirit dwelling
In the hearts where Christ is King!
Glory to Jehovah Jesus

Glory to the Three in One
Hallelujah God is Human,

Man Divine, in God's own
!
Son I
die.
ate ringCn^ noUi,
l)tffistmafi( fiiongs
Caxol 119.
Knapp.
Verse.
"
are
ring
Christ-mas songs
'^
the
win
J^
J'
J"
'
f
"^
"^ ^
/
k'
sky, Christmas strains by children sung
"
now
W, Thro'
ing
try
]^
/ / ^
.^
J^
-^ J-
9^te
Swell
tlie
song on high, For one
Our hearts they
are
rc~r^~r
born, the Princeof Peace, Whosereignshairnever,nev-er
is
Our hopes
liglit.
they
ia
'^=^=f=f=F=
are bright,
iiif=^fJÊÊ^M^^^î^^
i^
Peace,
And we
iS^ :i^=i:
s-
Thy
of
fold,
chil -
like
At Thy
~
T-r
J
J'
dren of
Sing
Ho -
Sing
Ho
Christmas joy
is all
^
^
3^
.
san
na,
Prince
of
san
f=-7
na,
sing
Ho -
san
>^
"
J.
^z=jL-pJz=j=j-rt^ ;
J.
lj_j_^^ i J^
f :f=t i=E;g=g
i
Peace,
J-
F=
s^
f
Prince of
m=^3
r--r
old.
com-ing,
/ /
."
r^
cease.
Ho
na,
\/
san - na
]/
to
J-J^
-(=2-
J"
'^T=f
the Prince of
U=i--
Christmas praise from children's
around,
God
Soft'ning pain and loss,
Christmas peace is everywhere,

Blessing every cross
They spring from Him the Prince of Peace,
Whose reign shall never, never cease.
;
Chorls.
bright,
Our hearts they arc light, our liopes they are

At Thy coming, O Prince of Peace,
And we of Thy fold, like children of old.
Sing Hosanna, O Prince of Peace,
Sing Hosauna, sing Hosanna,
Hosanna to the Prince of Peace
!
Peace.
lips,
delights to hear,
Carols from our grateful hearts

Please His waiting car
Then hail Him, hail Him, Prince of Peace
Whose reign shall never, never cease.
;
Chouus.
bright,
Our hearts they are light, our hopes they are

At Thy coming, O Prince of Peace,
And wc of Thy fold, like children of old,
Sing Hosanna, O Prince of Pea<;e,
Sing Hosanna, sing Hosanna,
Hosanna to the Prince of Peace
!
(FOB CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 120.
Flemish.
Arranged by H. S.
Irons.
I
I
1.
The Christ-mas bells
The
bells
are ring
ing
Peals
of
joy
all
In hut or palace
all
And joyfully
as brethren ;
thrall
121.
your
mer -
rj'
chime At
ofE'ring
To God's fair Altar
For Christ from Satan's
Was born to-day to save you,

And breathe good-will to all
Carol
ness; Their
bells are ringing

Gaily in the steeple;
For Christ's dear sake,
To prayer awake.
All Christian people
malice,
And each base part

From every heart
And love ye
glad
The Christmas
they seem to utter,
Bing away
and
And there the Love
bring.
Eternal
Of Christ your Saviour
(FOR EPIPHASY.)
sing.
French Flanders.
Harmonized by Rev. H. Fleetwood Sheppard.

Allegretto.
_i_
Gold and myrrh, and incense boar

For an offering, for an offering.
To the sweet and gentle Child,
Enter princes, from the night!

Here, within, is warmth and light,
Jesus smiles. His hands outspreads
For the offerings, for the offerings.
Praise to Him, the gentle Child.
Grentle Saviour in the cold.

In the dark with gifts of gold,
Those three princes at the door
Stand a-knocking, stand a-knocking,
Thee to worship, gentle Child.
5
Joseph, sweep the stable clean.
Strew the straw, though all is meaj
Here the Temple, liere the Throne,
Here the Altar, here the Altar.
Of our King, tliis gentle Child.
Caspar, Melchior, Balthitzar,

Tliose three princes
from
afar,
Pioonbtam^
Carol 122.
With
are stream
^^
i
gleam
ing
To
Wlien
ing
J^
1 1
r
r
('.
jstteaming.
spirit.
Moon - beams
an
(FOK EASTKU.)
ho
at
A-
dawn
Eas
of
^
^^
J.
ly
An
nA
gel
forms
F?^
&^
t
-
Day,
ter
wo -men
Christ
say;
IS
up
ris
LLli
trr^'^
^-^14^;^^=ij
;^444^^
lit
f^
From
death's dark
Magdalen weeping
Sees two angels of the sky
Watch
softly keeping.
tell
My
brethren I ascend on high!
sus
lay!
Ten Saints despairing

Meet for mutual solace kind;
Comes Jesus, bearing
Fair hope and joy entwined.
p Sweet Peace bequeathing,
cr Then on them breathing,
Preach
ye, baptize ye all, absolve
pTo Peter wailing

Who his Lord hath thrice denied.
mf
Comes Love unfailing

Comes Christ, the Crucified.
Dark scruples clearing
cr With accents cheering,
/ The triumph
and bind!
Golden the glory

Of the Seraphs, as they sing
Redemption's story,
of their King.
joys abounding.
Bright notes resounding,
ffB.a,Tk, how the silver bells of heaven out ring"
With
He dried!
All Peter's penitential tears
Two sad ones walking.

Sorrowing for Christ's dear sake,
break.
Faith their sight aideth,
fadeth:
not their hearts within them, while
We,
in
Sing to
glad chorus,
in blest accord.
Him
Who would restore us
He joineth, talking.
And with them bread doth
To
cr
life,
He
spake?
109
and love's reward.
Briglit songs upraise we;

Christ risen praise we;
Hymn we a grateful strain to Christ our Lord!
ff
As His form
/Burned
cr
As Jesus drawpthnigh.
mf Rise, Mary, speed thee!
Lone hearts now need thee;
Go,
ho -ly place where Je
Come, view the
pri
W^t
Carol 123.
Christ
rtjsen.
tjs
(FO!t ?:astkk.j
Christ
en!
ris
Is
is
ris
en!
L. E.
Con-quered death and
p^pg^îj=?^FFJ^-r^^
dead,
^Ê^ÊfeS
and bur
ied,
Ve
ry
as
all
His
foes!
man
He
rose.
M.
N-
îrrtr=rrwmm
J-t
^
^^faâ^g^^
^
s ^ S
^^^
^^^m
Al
le
lu
la:
He
the
Cross
/-.^^
^-^
en
dured.
:W=
^^
1^
ter
And
the
bit
ter
shame des
^^m.
^-^
Very God, He stooped to suffer

Keenest sorrows, sharpest pains:
Very man enthroned
Now
in glory
reigns.
as King of kings He
Alleluia!
Alleluia!
who follow on;
rack, or sword, or prison,
Blessed they
Who by
Share the crown that
He
hath won.
Blessfed they the Saints and MartjTS,

Foremost in the Church's van,
Virgin souls of maid and matron,
Babe, and youth, and hcary man.
Alleluia!
Alleluia!
Bless&d all the faithful throng,

Strong in Him to fight and conquer,
Pressing still His way along.
pis
ing,
Life,
im
mor
- tal
Life,
se
cured.
ffH^^^^rHr^
Lift the Cross to-day in triumph.
Lift His wondrous symbol high;
Standard that hath led its legions,
Onto holy victory!
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Once of death and shame the sign.
Now of glory never equalled
See the Cross of Jesus shine!
Backward, forward,
How
its
o'er the ages.

rays unearthly stream!
From eternity its splendours

To eternity shall gleam!
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Lift the matchless symbol high.
With the Resurrection's glory.

Kindling earth, and sea, and sky
itmt
CJê tDotin
Carol 124.
(*<>
amtmv.
fieepjs;
eastee.)
i. H. Jiedner.
^^g=4Fi^
The world
it -
self
keeps
Eas
terday,
And Eas
ter
larks are sing
iug;
And Eas
ter flow'rsare
m^^^mm^^î^^
blooming gay,AndEas-ter buds are springing: Al
The Lord
of
a -new.
lives
things lives
all
And
all
a -new,
His
And
works are
le -lu
Al-Ie-lu-ia!
ia!
His works are
all
ris
ing too:
Al
ris
The Lord
ingtoo;
le - lu
iai
Al
of
all
le-Iu
things
ial
'f-n^fWrrrf
Al-le-lu
ial
Praise the Lord. Al
le-lu
There stood three Maries by the tomb
- ia!
Al
- le -
lu -ia!
Al-le-lu
ia!
Praise the Lord.
But one, and one alone, remained

With love that could not vary;
On Easter morning early.

When day had scarcely chased the gloom.
And dew was white and pearly;
And
Alleluia! Alleluia!
They came the Prince of Life to find:
The first the dear, dear form to see

Of Him who hung upon the tree:
Praise the Lord!
But
he said, "among the dead

"Thus seek ye for the living?"
Alleluia! Alleluia!
tell
them
all
and make them
blest,
first, and then the rest."

"Tell Peter
Praise the Lord
Alleluia! Alleluia!

Praise the Lord!
The Church is keeping Easter Day,

And Easter hymns are sounding.
earlier still the angel sped
His news of comfort giving;
And "why,"
"Go
thus a joy past joy she gained.
That sometime sinner Mary:
And
Easter flowers are bloon)inggay,
The holy Font surrounding;

Alleluia! Alleluia!
The Lord hatli risen, as all things tell.
Good Christians, see ye rise as well:
Praise the Lord
}^tm
1.
9^
ij
and
de
i,^
tion
ne
ver
His day
with Christ,
'Tls
^ *
1
'^
J^
J
r
r
-
sur
Him
^^^
,J
f'
re
of
in
Of
our trem - bling hearts
shall
Death or
bell
us
^-
li
For
J-^ rn
rec
for
George C. Pearson.
verse).
jec
henceforth
n-
f:^-^(\)^^
(Repeat after each
Maestoso.
All
the doubt -ing
Christ
ris - en!
is
i:
alleluia!
(FOE EASTER.)
Chorus.
2.
vi^tnl
tjs
Carol 125.
- tion,
Jr
i
-f--f--1^
,J
f=r
^-^-^Fd
i~ir~r'
Let
us
have
rise
We
ver.
en
f
-4
r-"
tri-
ceasedj
thralL
J\-
i^r
J
feast
alL
-r
Cantoris, {or Semi-chorus of girls.)
^g==^=
pî^^^ntv
Grate
Death
Bow
An
our
be
and
!SE3E
ly
hell
ful
hearts
fore
ing
down
gels
on
in
His
ing.
1
As
He
more
Vic
His light once

doth
rise
the
'
j=ui
=
T
be
at
ap
tor
pears,
"tnow;
^_J.
i^-f
joy
steps
Him,
dore
Him bend
J
i
r-^
-
f=^
fore
Him,
Ris
tend
- ing,
Glo
'
j#^^
Y
r
ing
up
ry round
'f
and keep the

umph'd o - ver
'.
f A
F^^
~r
f
from grief and

His wound-
tears,
brow.
Soottslff, foottfiil sdtjetff tlrar.

(FOK CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 126.
ous-
ly,
joy
V
1.
Joy
"t
lis -
V
-
ous
r-
t'ning ear,
Gai
bJ.
choes
re
ly,
sil
ver
clear,
Christ-
bells
fall
on
each
'01
ly
they e
cho o'er
^ ^ / J I
choed
be
yond
the
land
j.
blue
and
Hopefully, hopefully swells out the strain,

Telling of Christ's birth again and again,
Sweetly the harps tuned in Christ's home above
Take up the song and repeat it in love;
Echoes of strains sung by Angels on high.
Echoes re-echoed beyond the blue sky.
Mu
o'er sea,
2^
sky,
A.
mas
- si
choes
cal peals
J:
of
strains
full
sung
^ ^ *
Tenderly, tenderly die now the chimes.

Passing away as they passed in old times.
Hushed now the music while grateful hearts
In offerings gladly of song and of prayer;
Silent the bells, but in heart and with voice.
We hail the Lord's birth and for it rejoice.
sli;
of
Carol 127.
'
On
the Birth -day
"^/f
tone.Glo
be
ry
of
the Lord
Jf
gels joy
lone,
Glo
ry
Ma
doth
ry
cord.And
they sing
r,
sweetest
in
^LA
God
lone.
bom
is
mai -den
of
l=t:
dim.
cres.
I
^^?3FffF=^
fair,
ac
nil
^^y^
t^
glad
mm te
^^Ê^ÎEpE^
Ma
in
God a
to
An-
^^^
yi-^
1.
Rev. J. B. DykeM.
(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
Allegretto.
ûegreiio.
3
1^
the Sa-viour
-^.
-r
Ma -ry
bear;
PA)
ver
pure,
Ma -ry
-*-f-^
e
ver pure.
9^
Ma
r-^^-f
ry
Born is now Emmanuel,

He, announced by Gabriel,
These good news an Angel told

To the shepherds by their fold,
Told them of the Saviour's Birth,
Told them of the joj^ for earth.
God
is
whom Prophets
He,
Cometh from
born, etc.
old attest,
the Father's Breast.
God is born, etc.
Born to-day is Christ the Child,

Born of Mary undefiled.
Born the King and Lord we own;
Glory be to God alone.
God
is
born, etc.
3JofuUs> losfttUs ^ntitXn ate uinînQ.

Carol 128.
mf
C. F. Roper.
(FOK CHRISTMAS.)
rrrrrr
sing-;
ethlehem's plains of light; Wonderful, wonder-ful
angels areising-ing,0
is now beaming,
Sages
have come from a -far; Beau-ti-ful,beau-ti- ful
^,
3.Wist -ful-ly, wist -ful-ly wise men are seeking"The Christ in the House of Bread;"Tenderly, ten -der-ly
^
1.
2.
Joy
-ful-ly,
joy -ful-ly
Peaceful-l'y.peaceful-ly light
j^j^jj^-j-jJ-i-U
isfeSE
':J.
J^rj 4,^-, U-ijid.
b l^ "T^C f
LChristmas night. 1
message now bringing To wel-come the
Beth -le -hem's wonder-ful Star. "Glory to God
now gleaming
Ma -ry is keep-ing Her watch o'er that low - ly Bed. J
I
brightly
PP
,'
'
I
in
a tempo.
^
^^TT^^rrrTFT^Trf^f
ritard.
t\
'
the high-est,allglo-ry
=fe
^3
^^^r
Peace on theearth and good will;"An-gels are
tell-ing the mar-vellous story, Shepherds are
I
I
....
list'-ning
Qg still
1^
Carol
toe f|f0i)
Carol 129
With
tarol tue loin.
(FOR CHKISTMAS.:
spirit
Carol of fields, where in the night

Wakeful shepherds beheld a light;
Heard with araaze how in Bethlehem
Jesus, the Saviour, was bom for them.
Carol
how
Carol of
how
He whom
all on the hay

the angels told of, lay;
Tenderly cherished by Mary's love,

Rev'rently worshipped by hosts above.
Carol
they joyfully ran.
we
still
it is
sweet
Thus
There to behold ttieir God made Man;

Leaving their flocks in the fields to be
Kept by the angels, right fearlessly.
the Infant Divine to greet.

that He loves us, feel He is nigh,
Though He is God who reigneth on high.
Know
Carol how He cometh again.

Seated on clouds, the Judge of men;
Then shall His children with great delight
Rise up to meet Him in glory bright.
JjûvUi niottt unQtl tioires ninuiriQ,

(FOR CHRISTMAS.)
These sweet strains
J:
o'er
J^
Bethle
hem
ring
^^
Glory to the Lord most highest,

Peace on earth, good will to man,
Love that sin and death deftest.
Destined yet our earth to span.
ing;
viours bom.
Hearts rejoice, all terrors vanish.

When His love pervades the soul.
All your doubting anguisli banish.
Let His
life
your
lite control.
Hearts rejoice with joy responding,

Yield to the inspiring strain.
Hearts with sin, grief, care, desponding.
Breathe new life, bright hopes proclaim.
Sa
Peace, good will,
J:
Hark sweet
!
angel voices singing,
Swell their anthem, join their praise.
Heaven and earth this joy is ringing

God mankind to heaven will raise.
iJIijflTr
Carol
las on iWars^s Untt,
Sêsttfif
(FORCHKISTMAS.)
131.
Clarence
M.
Conant.
Solo. Andanle.
1.
2.
3.
Je
Je
Je
Child
Child
Child
Ma
su's
lay
on
eyes were
sus
woke from
sus
knee,
ry's
in
clos'd
sleep
sleep,
gain.
^1
Oh!
Did
Oh!
eyes;
mild
wide;
feE^
i^fefei;
EtiE*^
my
bend
her
head
ry's
heart
lit
as
pen'd
wide
He
slept
Ilis
eyes
were
His glad
4J3rS=t=t:
were
His
sad
moth
-
^^
King, said she.

watch-ing keep
joy - ous then.
tie
and
was
Oh!
tears
the
a
all
of
sleep,
With
And
stars are
in
bove
Heav'nly
tears were
Ma
the
ry's
the
t=^
eS
m^.
a-
skies. Then
round
Child, And
dried. And
still
still
bout that
round that
round that
wondrous pair.

wondrous pair,
wondrous pair.
An
An
An
gel-
gel
gel
Chorus. Allegro animato.
-5
we
Sing
the
sto
ry
2^^-y-
Peace
Par
3.
New
1.
-f
of
for
the
wea
don
for
for
sins
hope
life
be
J
fill'd
fill'd
^^^
Sa- viour' s birth. Peace and good will
the
the
the
J
w
1*
to
1*
1*
all
1*
on earth,
P^
?=r--r^-ff-R-t-t-^7-f-F-:
and
pent
ry
re
fill'd
5-^f
the
vol - ces
vol - ces
voi - ces
ic
ic
ic
^-F=i=J-^-I^^-==J-3=E=^-^^
2.
acccl.
rit.
fcr
er
pen'd
r-\
sleep,
Ma
And
And
And
yond
J
the
ant
the
J
worn,
sigh.
skies,
Since
Since
Since
Christ
Christ
Christ
A,
is
born,
shall
shall
rise.
die.
i^fng out
tl)r
Carol 132.
anttjentt Sêsûis
litteis.
C. FtUsimmont.
(FOK KASTKR.)
Lively.
^^^m
tÊ^^L=ML^
-^f^-
ffi
î
iî
ii^S
3t
news
hap -py
He lives
Amid
^^î
The
tell
wide
world
broad.
Upon each little restless head

To lay His unseen hand,
And guide the wandering little
To Canaan's promised land.
to hear the children's prayer,
To wake
He listens
'^m
the children's song;
music there
the heavenly throng.
to its
A heaven-bound band.
6
He
lives to plead
feet
Then ring the church-bell,

The happy news tell,
Then ring the church-bell,

The glad sound prolong.
when
He now prepares the children's

Way up beyond the sky.
children sin.
To wash away each stain,

Their souls from Satan's grasp to win.
Where
sin
And children
Saved from eternal pain.
home.
and sorrow never come.

never
die.
Then ring the church-bell.


The happy news tell.
While earth
Let the echo reply.
He lives to bless
each
shall remain.
little
Ring out the anthem, Jesus lives!

Repeat the joyful lays
heart
Which rests on Jesu's love.

His grace and mercy to impart,
Till every child
And
And every fear remove.

The happy news tell
on earth believes
sings the Saviour's praise.

The happy news
tell
Throughout endless days.
Till the Easter above.
117
net tte U}))oU
iootltr cfja^nt untt HinQ*
Carol 133,
Spirited.
g-^
(FOR EASTER.)
I d: -j1 ^,
H-U
^..
Let the whole world chant and sing Eas -ter prais bithas borne, All the
For our Lord for us
1.
2.
On Him
3.
our transgress -ions
He
fell;
to
our King;
weight of scorn:
es
ter
wentdownto
us
for
hell,
-^J'
Al
Al
Al
le -lu
le - lu
le - la
:nj
i=l=j:
^Mla!
ia!
iai
fr f^=rf
T 'fillr"n'
r ^ rr'
f
\
Res -cued from the fie-ry riv-er,Let the blest ones sing for ev -er: Al
Death'ssharppains 'twas Histo know; His to drink the
woe:
cup of
Al
He hath triumphed o'er the foe; He hath wrought sin's o-ver -throw: Al
I
^-^-^f j
9^
fr=r
,jJ-j
t=F
,JJJ
J
,
t?!-ir
I
j_j
SP
le
le
le
A=^
4=*
I
ia!
ia!
ia!
with hymn and song.Full- est praises loud and long: Al

Hands,andFeet,andSide,Flow'dHislife-blood'scrimsontide; Al
So, once more that Eas - ter morn, He to high-er
life was born,
Al
We,
too, raise
?^
put on
Carol 134.
il
in
tiis teantffttl voftes.
l ^.^ ll'-î -I-Â
-m-
to sing
-m-
-0-
ing, the
'
i=
J-
?^
p^=rpr
embrace thee
^_ j'
:b
to
Aj
Break
day
j^pi
W~r
morning has dawu'd, And the
Shake off the dust from thy feet, Bride of Christ,

For the Conqueror, girded witli might,
Has vanquished the foe, the dragon east down,
And
-|
thy beau -ti-ful robes,Bride of Christ.For the King shall
on
P
forth
?^
:?=E
t^MpJ^^
FP=H^Fl=^
'Siz
Put
(FOR EASTER.)
Lively. ^^
1.
lu
^^M^ i
i i^^j-J^Li 4
-St-
lu
le- lu
le- lu
le -
And from
jlU
^S=t=4
In
la
^^
-
.jjj/^rî^-l
f-=^ Ui
the cohorts of hell put to flight.
sha-dows of night
are
a -way.
Once they arrayed Him with scorn: but see!

His apparel is glorious now;
In His hands are the keys of death and of hell.
And the diadem gleams on His brow.
6
Thou art the Bride of His love. His elect,

Dry thy tears, for thy sorrows are past;
Lone were the hours when thy Lord was away,
But He comes with the morning at last.
Hark!
The winds bear
Choir answers choir, where the song has no end,

All the saints raise Hosannas on high
Deep calls to deep in the ocean of love,
As the Bride lifts her jubilant cry.
the noise of His chariot wheels.

And the thunders of victory roar;
Lift up thy beautiful gates, Bride of Christ,
For the grave has dominion no more.
she sings
'tis her voice; Alleluia
Alleluia, the captives are free;
Unfolded the gates of Paradise stand.
And unfolded for ever shall be.
Sfnfl,
niUQf pt tîiXfvtn,
Carol 135.
George C. Pearson.
(FOR EASTEK.)
Chorcb- Joyfully
1
Sing.O sing ye chil-dren.Sing ye
^
u
Ris -en
joy-ful
^
^
1/
Christ our Lord hath
ly;
ris
en
From
little
- i
ty.
ap^^#i
u
u
'
^
^
^
^
1/
t
[;
our Sav-iour,Christ our Lord and King.Therefore sing ye prais-es, Joy
t.
is
Verse, a
death's captiv
-f ul
r=^
'^
homage
bring.
slower.
j= r-J ;
j
1.
Darli and sad the evening,
When His foes
.i
prevail'd.When our Mas-ter's
Bo
jj^
dy To the cross was nailed.
J^-^
m^^- t^
fr^
'^
i>
^
i ^^=F
t=*:
E
-vil foes
m^^m
^
had conquer'd,Ho-li-ness was
:=^
1/
Sa
slain
n=f
tr
1/
tan then vie
^^
torious Ruled the earth
i^J^^jL^^J,
'^'
=: -#
-ft-*"-
'
8?=
:=
=^
i>
gain.
Repeat Chorus.
Follow to the garden,

To the rocky tomb,
Where His
friends
had
laid
Him
In the deep'ning gloom

Roman guards are stationed.
Fixed the Jewish seal.
;
Lest, by night, the faithful,
Should His Body

Sing,
steal.
sing, etc.
3
heavens
Reigneth Christ our King,
And, His might extolling.
Ever
in the
We
Mis praises sing
Sing the wondrous glory
Of
the joyful hour,
When the grave was conquered

By His mighty power
Sing,
sing, etc.
liâtie
sou
tjeatTi ttje tnontrtoufii
Carol 136.
stotî
H. W. Parker.
(FOR E.VSTEK.)
Boys.
^
How
shall we show forth our gladness

On tliis blessed Easter-day ^
Praise the Lord of life and glory,
And with all His people say
Christ is risen, etc.
:
But can words sliow forth tlie measure

Of tlie debt of love we'd pay ?
No, in
lioly
Let our
deed and loving

say
lives forever
Christ
is
risen, etc.
-H
-&
-9-
ZX
let
us
all, tefoCc(n0,
Carol 137
mf Again
in every garner,
plenteous winter hoard,
Safe through a Father's goodness,
The yellow sheaves are stored.
Now therefore to Thy temple
Both young and old we come,
cr Father, to Thee upraising
Our song
of
Varlsh Choir, No. 330 4.
Harvest Home.
And though
with
Our hymns
cr
mf
unworthy
we
sing.
For Jesu's sake forgiving

Accept the praise we bring
And help us, by Thy Spirit
With
To live
lips
of joy
A life
gifts of grace
to
endued.
Thee hereafter
of gratitude.
^Tfie
ntlXin are tofifU to fâviituu

H.
Carol 138.
m^^^=^^
f^
;E5S
The
fields
fcff
are
white
to
vest,
*=ci^.
>
F^^
Fleetioood Sheppard.
m
I
But
where
the
are
reap
ers,
where ?
J.
,"P
dim.
Forth
stepp'd
&i
St
m
They
the twelve
reap'd
in
sweat
:;:pi
f=O^T=S
^S^^
Sc
r=^pf- f=S'=f=T
and
sor
field appears.
"To where the angel faces

Look pleadingly to Rome,
And
green ears daily ripen,
Go
pers'd,
not
but
forth from friend and home."
3
"I go," says brave Augustine,
The gospel on his heart,
"In the great harvest labour,
"With joy to take my part."
On white cliffs where the eagle
Of CoBsar once did perch,
Augustine plants Christ's standard,
And founds the Christian Church.
for
lorn,
lA
ji
::
on the blue horizon
new white
Dis
iLî
To laborers fainting, bleeding,

To eyes that fill with tears,
Still
row,
tzzp
iPrJfii-
And
through the sweep of ages

His followers are seen,
Now sowing, and now reaping,
Fields ripening
and green.
The garners brim not over,

The labourers are few,
Though God still sends His
And
sunshine,
drops His quickening dew
Master of the
Call as
Thou
corn-fields.
didst of old
Men's hearts will leap to labour,

And reap the growing gold.
And what for us Augustine
Did work, we will repay,
To other lands where whitens
God's harvest
field to-day.
mtîn ôut
iâitee meloTri?
Carol 139.
Make
f^tavtn.
Rev. F. A. J. Ilervey.
(HARVEST.)
me
lo
/ JSJ i
dy
with
J.
J.
-r
in
your hearts, re
1-^.i
joice
and
ye,
i ^
be
Let
glad
J_
^-^-J:
no
de
jec
tion
cloud the
no
face
fu
#,-.i^
ture thoughts be
sad:
and
ca
|Ê|
^-
rol,
=^d=d..;rrtJ
.I-
har -vest
ye
this
- ers,
'
t-|--^_
1uj.
mel
low
Au
tumn
f* =r
f^^S^^^F
with
praise
in
bar
mo
ny
J
let
*=st
.^^^
.1
y^
Ê^3E^^^=g
God
To
time;
i=r-^r^
=^
|_i4
?^1^
all
your
voi
ces chime.
f=g^=F^F=F^=^^T^^T=^
gi
ElEfE
The year upon the lap of earth casts flowers fresh and fair,
The year is crowned with treasures, and with blessings rich and
About her ample brows a wreath most joyfully is worn
rare
Of clustered vine, fruit-laden boughs, and stalks of bearded corn.

3
cheer us on our pilgrimage in sunshine or in shade.
Floats the murmur of sweet music from ev'ry branchy glade.
And the warbling of the wild birds, with bleatings of the fold,
Mingled softly with the lowing of cattle on the wold
To
4
the rustle of the leaflets on slender stem and spray.
As though for joy they clapp'd their palms throughout the livelong day,
And the merry rant of children that frolic on the lea,
Fill up the swelling chorus of universal glee.
And
come
iJTome totti),
Carol 140.
With
tovtf^y tiratie
vtaptvu
G. B. Ussant.
(harvest.)
^^
sjnrit.
_
We sow in tears and labour,

We reap in joy and strength,
p We tread our pathway weeping,
My
Angels are the Reapers,

Both night and day they care
To see the seed grow riper
Within the bending ear
At last through Heaven's bright portal
The Guardian Angels sweep,
cr
Good seed we bear
mf Our
mouth
is filled
at length;
with laughter,
Our tongue is filled with mirth,

The Harvest is of Heaven,
The labour was of earth.
And
say 'The corn is ready,

Give, Lord, the word to reap.'
3
7nf
The Lord
mf
of Life saith to us,
"Come
gather in your wheat

But when you keep your Harvest
One thing do not forget
There comes another Harvest
For which no mortal delves.
There I am Harvest-Master,
The sheaves are you yourselves.
5
And then the word is given,
"Go forth and reap the corn.
The fields so white to Harvest
Upon this Harvest morn
Go forth, My Angel Reapers,
And in your bosoms bear
:
The sheaves
And
Life for ever

joy
Life of days to come
!
Day which knows no
ending
Harvest-Home
Harvest-Home whose pleasure
endless
No
blight,
no storms alloy
A blest Abode A Feast of

A Paradise of joy
!
to
My
store the
God
full
garner,
Harvest there."
"
Carol 141.
ji
1.
Mut. Doc.
J. F. Bridge.
CHKIHTMAS.)
Smoothly, and not too fast.
List!
sound
re
lar!
what an
gel voi
Broods of
ces;
- joi -
t^cres.
ces
vil
-J
^^*
r
Through the ge
up -on
ne
ra
aye
Earth
a -mid
^m
j^x
. j
Calm-ing
tious roll
ev'
ry
the
sweet words of gladness
^|li
pP^^^-f^
n-n
winter night!
the
speed their flight. List for
'
s^f=f
T17
Fall
mourner's sadness: "Chbist is
PI
bom to
T^P^^^=F^^^P^
fe--d3.
^^^^^^^"
savethy
soul."
Child
Di-vine whatPow'rsarerouDdTbeelHealttato
maD Thy
Presencebriugs:
^n^
I
Age by
age have
my-riads
found Thee
Lord
of
Lords and King
Kings.
i
2
Born to heal what sin hath broken

Born its captives to release
Born by Prophet-lips forespoken
Mighty God and Pkince of Peace;
Wiien the Passions rago in blindness.
Thou their stormy waves canst still,
Turning by Thy Spell of Kindness
Hate and Malice to Good-will,
Child Divine
Hails the joy
3 Sing, ye hosts
Round The Lamb enthroned in Light.

O man the hymn prolonging
Sing,
Through thy toils of hourly fight.

Sing what Grace, what nameless Glory
Stooped to rescue sons of Earth;
Grateful spread the wondrous story,Hail The Incarnate Saviour's Birth.
Child Divine, all hearts that know Thee
Know the strength Thy Presence brings,Know what debt of Love we owe Thee,
Lord of Lords and Kino of Kings.
whoe'er hath known Thee

Thy Presence
triumphant thronging
brings:
in Death we own Thee

Thine through life
Lord of Lords and Kino of Kings.
126
Carol 142
Largo.
^CHRISTMAS.)
,^
er
blessed
J.
^^
Sing
thro'
ev
all
Je
mom
ru
He who built the

He who, throned
amid
tion's
hap
py dawn,
^:^^
Lo, within a manger
Sits
re-demp
Hail
sa-lem,
hem.
What
Thus
3
"Say, ye holy shepherds, say,
What your joyful news to-day ?
Teach us
etc.
In
etc.
6
teach us, holy Child,
face so meek and mild.
Teach,
By Thy
Hail,
le
Sacred Infant, all divine.

a tender love was Thine,
to come from highest bliss
Down to such a world as this
Hail,
lies
earth and skies,

in height sublime,
Hail, etc.
the cherubim.
Wherefore have you left your

On the lonely mountain steep ?"
Beth-
Christ
to
resemble Thee
Thy sweet
humility.
Hail,
etc.
"As we watched at dead of night

Lo, we saw a wondrous light
Angels singing. Peace on earth.
Told U6 of the Saviour's birth." Hail,
Mary blest
By the joys that fill Thy breast.
Pray for us, that we may prove
Virgin Mother
etc.
Worthy
of our Saviour's love.
Hail,
etc.
nv^t ^'^vifumuu
srtie
isfigiit*
Carol 143.
Brightly.
yV.
;^;
n.
Mus. Doc.
Sangster.
Sopranos Only.
should like
to
^^^Îîî^
An
have heard the
gels sing,
Ou
that first great Christmas
1^
morn, To have
mm^.
100.
H^â^l^^l^p^pi^
knelt
and
But
r-
g^H
yf
listened
mu -sic
to
sweet. O'er the Babe
& iS i^Mi
may
sing
that
of
still
to
-day, Oh,
-f
m^ ?^
I
Babe
^^;-^
glad
-$
-j-
r
^-
so
in
Beth
-le -
ten -der.sokind, so
Org.-^
An -gels
so
hem
born.
mm
fair.
J-^J
F=f=f=^/-
Ff^^p^^^P
den our Christ-mas morn,
should like to have watched the great stars shine.

As they did that Christmas night;
Till my heart was bright with a heavenly flame.
And my soul was bathed in light.
Cho. But the stars are there in heaven above,
And as sweetly still they shine;
And the lapse of years and the wear of time
Make no change in that heaven of mine.
I
I should like to
And
should like to have been a shepherd there.

To have watched my flock by night.
To have seen the wonderful glory shine.
Till the hills were paved with light.
Cho. But I need no Bethel hill to climb
Nor a shepherd my calling be.
For I'm but a sheep, and no shepherd I,
That Jesus must be to me.
1
have seen that manger
crib,
To have knelt before that shrine,

To have laid my gift at those tender feet.
And have worshipped the Babe divine.
Cho. But I may worship that Babe to-day,
And as truly my Christmas see.
For His presence is now my Bethlehem,
And His love shall my carol be.
.And the
âvU
toija^t
Ijeatienls nountfu are floatmg.
Carol 144.
^^'""'y
(christmas.)
what
heaven
t-rr'
sounds
ly
are
TUman.
^
i
ing Through
float
^-
mid -night
the
air;
3 i -^M
T^
lifcifiF=l=
:J3
---
^r=FT
iM ^&n 11i
C"
An
gel
1^
^^t-^
'Come and worship" seems
Of
the burthen
little
Christ
is
Holy
1.
Lift
^ A
T^^t-
celestial
creation rise.
your voices, swell the anthem

the one in Three.
fiilttmtietfis
Isins*
H.
(chbistmas.)
in
fill
slum
fair.
To
Star.
^
f
While
pp
n=-r
2îîU in pt^ttviX
iS:
won-drous
Carol 145.
Efc
:^
Lo the long expected Jesus

Comes to set us free.
in deepest adoration
the
Songs so
From
born to-day."
Wise men from afar
To
ing
Shouts of praise and songs
city yonder,
3
See aroiind the lowly cradle
Bow
a
p
Mount up to the skies,

Shadows of terrestrial darkness
their festal lay,
'In the
*-"
-T
^^rt:s-
peace
^
^^r~r~t
wm
bers
Rest Thee, Holy Babe,reposing

On the blessed Virgin's knee,
Though without
the night
is
closing.
There can be no night near Thee.

3
For around Thy lowly manger
Glows a radiance all divine.
Angels guarding Thee from danger.
With increased briKhtness shine.
See
Thy
Mo
Softly, reverently, they sing
5
Hush'd our songs of exultation,
Hymns and praise alike must cease,
Lo, we watch in adoration,
Christ, our Messenger of Peace.
lies so calmly sleeping,

And as yet untouched by care
Rest Thee, Babe, our guard we're keeping.
;
Thy
Thee
ther o'er
As a sacred circle forming,

Each with outspread silver wing.
In the dark and early morning,
"There He
We
s^^sm
T. Tiltman.
parents' vigil share."
bend,
2ri)e
âi^ter jsunisfjine Uteai^s again.
Carol 146,
Geo.
E.
Oliver.
Allegro pomposo
East
er sun
3oms on
bios
shine
the
rious
n P^ -f=f=^
this glo
breaks
East
East
'jy^
rious than
Ees of
o
e'en
glo
ech
h-î
the
ur
to
the
their
sin
fra
some
songs
all
forth
glad
raise.
mm
star
rec
lit
-[-^
t
mom,
tion-joy,
own gates
Heav'u's
We've sang
And
Our
Je
hap
rail.
rail
:3zi=:
Lr~T
Je
frnf
work com
gy^
notes
Birth!
sus'
at
sus'
of
plete!
praise!
H ^ m^
J.
We've
But
For
n*i J^^^'^j -Q
s'
-X
fet
be
fair
er
still
our
the
who
died
is
side
now
He's bro
faith
on,
and love
ye
hap
j:,;'^
I.
watch'd
He
And
And
we
'
f
-
More
ful
,r^j
j
|
Vempo rubato.
earth,
grance sweet.
^=e=F
T=^
tell
On
gain
i^
:at
er morn, Fling
Our
er day
Sav
ris'n
ken
and
py
iour''s Cross,
of
fer
Deatii's
pen
Chris
ing
gain,
We've
Each
"The
sor
lov
Life,
dark bands, Our

i - tence,
tian hearts,
P__n-D-.-^-
To
The
ik
row'd at
ing
the
Je
Christ,
Lord
His
sus,
its
is
But
Of
Way!"
Sing
strong
ris
ris'n
savel
to
aternpo.
bring.
Grave;
heart should
the
Truth,
en
to^
King.
-
day.
Carol 147.
Full.
'i
'i
[IÊEÊtd
He
is
pris-on,
ris-en,
He
^^ rr
r-r
is
ris - en,
Tell
Let the whole wide earth
with
it
re
Arranged by E. R. Amdell.
EASTER.)
joice.
^^^=r^^^^^^^m
He has burst His three days'
a joy-ful voice,
He
has
burst
His three days' prison,
Let the
0^
^^^^^^teiît^m
^^-^--0^^
pp
//.
i^fea
^5!
i^ter
:^-
ijE^^
4--.-i^.-JV-j^
whole wide earth re-joice,
3i^^
^
h=^
î=:i:
Death is con-quered,Man
is
:Cf*=
u^
#^
free; Christ
hath
won
-^
thevicto-ry.
put on>
iittt
Carol 148.
on
(
ffotttr tiest
arta.
Eastkk.)
Allegro moderato
^=^"3^
--i
Put
on, put
on your
Allegro moderato.
An - gels
best ar
Put
^=\\2.
sing, Christ the
ray,
is
|=pj=j:
your best ar
ris'n
ray,
your best ar
Let
ray,
us
to
tht Lord
-day! Christ the
ris'n
make glad
^^
best ar-ray,
to
day,This Eas
J
ter
^^^=^FrT^^^^^^R-=f-^-p-r
^^^^
J.
^-J.
51:=t=t ipifci
îipp^
on your
on, put
Lord
^l^.
^^^
U-
J'^-
j^:
J4
'l
M^Fp^^^pffe
j-'j.
?==p=
2.
Spring, spring, ye flowers of richest dyes.

Lift to Heav'n your dewy eyes;
Siiring has come from God on high,
Sing, sing ye birds on ev'ry tree,

Carol, warblers, o'er the lea;
Gone are winter's gloomy days,
Banished by the Sun's bright rays;
Christ from death hath set us free!
We
wake
to life
no more
Christ the Risen bids us rise.
This Easter Day.
This Easter Day.
Depart, depart, ye shades of night,

Before out Risen Sun's great Light;
Lift we up our chant of praise
Quickpned by
All
is
ITis orient rays,
glorious, all is bright
This Easter Day.
to die,
?#aUelu|al|, raise
Carol 149.
BrisUy.
rrrrfTrf-
Hal
- le - 111-
jah, raise the song, "Jesus Christ
tiê fison^*
ris -
is
en:" Let
TfTf-r
ris
f r r ing
r
en!"Her lov
and
-^-J-^J
'^
ev
Hal
van-quish-ed
| H2 Hallelujah!
le - lu
3 Hallelujah! dry the tear,

"Jesus Christ is risen;"
Sound
Con spinto
ri
(EASTEK.)
ing for
Eas
the
ly
let
the cry
"Jesus Christ
is risei
"Jesus Christ is risen!"

The Sealed Stone is rolled away,
Death and thegrave have lost their prey
For Jesus Christ is risen to-day.
jah.
Carol 150.
i i
And
let the sound,

"Jesus Christ is risen,"
Circulate the world around,
"Jesus Clirist is risen!"
Soon may the world's great Easter be.
When, her now bondaged children free,
exultant, Lord, shall reign with Thee. Hallelujah
o'er every silent bier,
"Jesus Christ is risen!"

Thrice blessed pledge, ye mourners keep,
loved ones weep,
He lives, they only sleep. Hallelujah
Hallelujah!
Because
Mer
tive led,
f=T4 Hallelujah!
Who for your lost and
1.
Wakeeach harp string of thesky,
has
foe
cap
'ry
has
ty
tiv
J-J-
i^
îSi
Head, Cap -
- <gi
I
Church the note prolong, "Jesus Christ is
Tempo.
i r7
tlie
r ^
>
>
umph-ant
tri -
Warren Andrews.
EASTEK.)
His
Ring from tow'r and
ter bells
J_J
J.
Al
peo -pie.
le
lu
ia!
_^
stee -pie.
dim.
Tell -ing
of
the deathless
Love
notes
of
joy
Won
drously
are blend
ing
^^^
i)-
^^r-f
~
A
J)r -n
i s ^
_ ^ J
riVh=F^^T^r
pr^
lUJ/i|
IkJr'
_
f-|
'
-"
With
the
^ :J=J:
sad
ness yes
-J^.J
ter
evpj_
_..-..
the Life
Of
so
J^fJ-il
King the
As we
all
the heavenly spheres
old, old story.
sing the Easter joy

Of the Lord of Glory.
Alleluia! angels sing
Songs of joy with mortals
Of the way of Life to-day
Christ unbarred the portals.
:FEEp=-pEEEEÊE^
T=r=r=F
Up through
end
rl 2 -^"^ ^^^ "'g^t has passed awav,

^Sweet the bells are ringing,"
He our Joy this morn has come,
sinciniTtoo now are
arp singing:
ing.
Alleluia! Christ is risen.
So will we be rising.
We
He
from death, and we from sin,

Loving life and prizing.
All our doubts and fears are gone,

Cheerily the pealing
Through the blinding mist of tears
Wakens joyous feeling.
Alleluia! ring again,
Christ lias passed the river,
As He rose and lives would we
Rise and live for ever!
mm
3o^tul UXUnQH of a âtJiour.

CHKISTMAH.
Carol
^m
151.
Joy-ful
^P
U
'-f=i=!=r^^
dings
ti -
it
lay;
this
II
An
-gel voi
tell
A^J
J.
mid -night
rf
news
ful
gain,
The
air.
j._j
Sweetly sing, then, with the
An- gels.Soft and
send
mrf
Far
ver
the
snow.
i^
w^
|-
bells
Frf^ SîS=^
^
j^
and
111
II
joy-
rr
Refrain.
a tempo.
clear Through the
1J
II
that
ffP
darkness
in
and
To
da'
II
soft
jiA
And
sang
strain,
m^
ces
their peace -ful
T T
t the
t world,
as
Sa-viour Came
of
=1=
^^dMM
sin
forth
M. Nourae.
Rev.
t=|:
"
II
iJ
.J-
be borne on
clear ;Let your voi -ces
the chill
night
air;
I
I
Car- ol
soft
//J- 1
2
Holy
Peace
Feace proclai
proclaim Through the birth of
MMMM
- ly,
car
ol
oi
sweet-
IIA
tributes to the
ly.
ly,
manger
.T
Let us bring.
Let us welcome the Saviour, our Lord and King
While the earth with pure snow is clad
Let pure hearts be glad.
And bells ring out their joyful

And Angel voices gently steal
Far through the
Ref: Sweetly
still
peal,
Humbly
Sa-viour
J i
J.
in
Beth
sheltered in a stable
be found in our hearts this day
Holy Saviour, do Thou be near.

Bring Thou holy cheer;
And we
will sing in glad accord
jipyful bells and Angels' word,

Both now and for aye.
With
Kef Sweetly
sing, etc.
133
hem.
J?'^
Jesus lay
May He likewise
night.
- le -
sing, etc.
ISûvU
t!je
efjtistttias QVttiinQ.
f o^Cttl
Carol 152.
F. T. Southwick.
In Unisox,
r=ri^''t r r cj^^f^^-H?J^
\
And
to
us
Son
is
giv
en,
On
this
hap
py Christmas morn.
Trustfully the sages sought Him

When they saw the star arise,
Beaming brightly, beckoning onward,

Moving through the Eastern skies.
And above a lowly stable

Soon it rested, shining clear;
Entering, the wise men foimd Him
In a manger rough and drear.
Precious gifts of gold and spices

From the Orient they brought;
in adoration, bending
To tlie King whose throne they sought.
In no robe of royal purple
Was He clothed, as princes wear,
But in humblest garb, the Saviour
Came our eartlily lot to share.
Low
the wise men brought their treasures,

Offering them on bended knee,
So may we our prayer and praises
Ever offer, Lord, to Thee.
Let us then, with glad Ilosannas,
Sing His praise with sweet accord,
Who was born this day to save us
Jesus, Saviour, Chbist, the Lord.
As
mavUi
f^t Heraltr angels niriQina,

(CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 153.
Not
Copyright.
too fast.
IE
Hark
the herald angels singing, "Glo-ry be
to
God !" While the shenherds watch are keeping On the
"
p "Peace on earth," to man proclaiming

Joyous news to all
p Though an Infant, mean and

He shall ever reign.
Tidings great to mortals bringing,
Saved from
thrall.
Lo, in Bethlehem, in a manger,

God Incarnate lies;
Come, to save a world in danger,
From the skies.
mf
sod.
On
this
happy morn;
Vanish sorrow,
fear,
Christ
and sadness,
born!
is
Hasten, shepherds, to adore Him

Hail the Saviour King
Wise men, lay your gifts before Him
lowly,
Prince of Peace, and Judge Most Holy,

liight maintain.
6
Let the earth be filled with gladness
Offerings bring.
Mortals own your God and Saviour I

Join the angel lays;
Shout aloud His Name, and ever
Sing His praise.
Hail Emmanuel King of Glory

Great Deliverer, hail!
ff
May Thy
Bethlehem's
Xever fail.
birth, in
Wl^
#tiet
^ntr
story,
ober pUitin.
(CIIUISTMAS.)
Carol 154.
llÊ?
1
^
ver hills and
\
^=j^j,jgAj^:^riEagfej^
i^
^-=rn=:0L
^
""I
b
plains.Ring a thousand
I
Gordon Saunders.
Copyright,
ver
;FT
\-^\
'
^
'
fT=fII
I
bells.Each the same great truth proelaims.Each the story
îi
StE
^m^^^^mm^
iW=^
tells
Old,
old
old
Old,
sto
sto
rj',
ry,
ev
er
ev
ne\v%_
Won - d'rous
Won
d'rous
sto
sto
ry,
p^^^'^^^m
Shepherds watching once by night.
'
Watching long ago,

Heard a Seraph choir bright
Murmur soft and low
Goodwill and love, love and goodwill."
Then Angels spoke, and all was still,
CnoBUs: Old, old story, Ac.
Haste ye, shepherds, see the wonder.

Fear not mock or scorn;
in proud David's city
Christ your Lord is bom.
His great mission ne'er shall cease
Till the world be filled with peace.
Mark how
CuoRus
Old, old story,
Ac
.'}
Very humbly, in a manger

Holy stars in sight
Lowly lies a little stranger,
Messenger of light.
He, the promised of old.
He, the Saviour long foretold.
Chobus:
Old, old story, Ac,
Sound the truth o'er all the nations.

Wide your joy-bells fling;
our great exemplar,

Christ has lived
Brother, Lord, and King.
Sound (Christmas, ye seem to say,
" God's peace be unto
all this
Chobus
day!"
Old, old story, Ac.
"
^titott^
t!ie tnftrnfgtit
air.
Carol 155
Dawkins.
Through the midnight air
9^
m.
is
ringing
An-gel cho -rus
prr-rrrrrT
o'er theearth, Ti-dings blest to
mor-
tals
bring -ine
0-
f=f=^
Of
Ho-
the
ly Christ Child's birth; Glorious
through the wide world rest
CHRISTMAS.)
a tempo.
lis -
i j=i
rmi^^m
ten, while
we
pp
sing,
Dark
be -fore
dawn-
the
A^^l
g^^gÊ^^^^ r=F=C=:
^m^^m
King,
On
this
A 1 J.
i!iEF=ir=^
J
J-
Prais
ing)
es
-l
-^r
|:
Heav'n-ly
Christ-mas
morn
ing,
I-
3=J.
^m
a=a=ds
=^t
f=f
On
this
Christ-mas
o n n_
-i
morn
'-^
itft
Shepherds came to Bethlehem,

(Dark, before the dawning)
As it was commanded them.
On this Christmas morning.
On
this
this
Christmas morning.
Christmas morning.
Blessings rest on all within!

( Dark, before the dawning)
Newer life, and hopes begin
On
this
Christmas morning.
There they found the mother mild,

(Dark, before the dawning)
Ciazing on lior new-born Child,
wo then
oiir Saviour King,

Dark, before the dawning)
As the angels once did sing
On this Christmas morning:
Praise
(
from ill?
the dawning)
Christian, art thou far

(
Dark, l)cfore
He will make thee happier still,

On thi.s Christnias morning.
" Glory be to
ing.
hour of sorrow near?

He will wipe away the tear
Is an
In a manger of the stall,

There they found the Lord of all
On
ed
.qJ- i
Carol 156.
tians,
the fold
Swells the song, "A Son is given;

Unto us a child is bom
Earth takes up the strain of heaven.
On the blessed Christmas morn.
Hail All men lift up your voices,
Hail the new bom King of kings;
And whilst earth in praise rejoices,
Heaven with Hallelujahs rings.
Lo the star, the Christ revealing,

Bright above in Heaven doth snine,
Eastern princes, lowly kneeling,
Bow before the Babe Divine.
Israel's Sceptre is victorious,
Jesse's Rod as ensign stands.
Calling to a kingdom glorious,
People from far distant lands.
H^
ing In
God on high,"

"Peace on earth and Charity"
%et
Carol
t^t
song
tie
tiegun.
E. S. Medley.
157.
wmwrî^^^^^
Let the song
be
be
gun,
For
the bat
tie
done,
is
And
the
j-ii /-i
^^^m^^^:
And
the foe
is
scat -ter'd,
And
shat-ter'd: Sing of
the pris-on
^n
joy, joy, joy.
won
fry
vie
Sing of
Ji
joy,
joy;
^^m^^^'^W^'^' ^^^f^rT^P
7-^,
/.
-'
And
to-day raise the lay,
Gloria in ex-
Tv=r>
eel-sis,
r
Gloria in ex -eel -sis,
2
that follow'd in pain
Shall
now
follow
to reign,
mf
And the crown shall obtain
They were sore assaulted
They shall be exalted
They
JO
p
pp
cr
Sing of
Sing of
And
jf
When
Sing of peace, peace, peace,

Sing of peace, peace
and skies
Earth
cr
Bid it rise,
rest, rest, rest,
pp
rest, rest;
strain,
Gloria in
the foe nevermore

to the shore
the conflict is o'er,
There is joy supernal,
There is life eternal
Can approach
again,
Pour the
=r
p For
/
/
>
excelsis.
ff
Then be
brave, then be true.

mf
Ye despis'd and ye few,
For the crown is for you ;
Christ that went before you,
Spreads His buckler o'er you;

Sing of hope, hope, hope,
Sing of hope, hope
mf
cr
And
to-day
Raise the lay,

ff Gloria in
Parish Choir, No.
407 4.
137
exceisis.
Gloria in excelsis.
SSiinQ
onu
suieet
iBmttv
Copyright,
Carol 158.
im
I"p-J
Ring
sweet
out,
East
er
ttllUf tins out.
EASTER.)
James
1889.
'
ît^
==^
p^,
bells, ring
'^'
The world
out.
b^^^^^^
fr-rr---f-r^^'~r~r
heavenly hosts
in
tri -
umph
^J^^.^j.M-nl
shout In
joy
of
to
life
-i
is
wak
rr
g^g
par
tak
r-
ing.
For
I.
J.
to
^ri7
The Lord
935
J:
ing.
And
N-
He who
N
died our
'
J:
-N
t?
is
i=^
/./It/
'^f-'
"^~np

^
^î^^^^^^^S
^
save,
fn'-p
souls
-N
^ ^-^ ^
/ ,^
-i
Blaikie.
ris
r-^'
from
en
grave.
the
Al
le
lu
J:
J.
-f
I
r
u
w=^!^
t/-
tiP=j^-=ti
^K^g
Al
le
lu
7=r^
ial
Jl 4
Ring
out,
ring
out,
sweet
East
-^
?^
Once more the sea its wave divides,

That we our Lord may follow,
Then o'er the foe in triumph rides,
The hosts of sin to swallow
;
who saved us from our doom.

The Lord is risen from the tomb.
For, He,
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Ring out, ring out
aî-^
er
bells,
ring
-^
out,
ring
out.
_1.__L
The Roman guard in vain shall keep

The dark and silent prison
No more sad Magdalene shall weep.
;
For, Christ the Lord is risen

The Saviour, "WTio for sinners bled.
The Lord is risen from the dead
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Ring out, ring out
!
Sweet Easter Bells,

Ring out, ring out
Sweet Easter
Ring
Then
Bells,
out, ring out 1
ring, sweet bells, the joy of earth,

In Easter hymns, to Heaven,
And tell the new immortal Birth,
Of man, by Christ forgiven
For, our dear Lord is risen indeed 1
Ajid lives on high to intercede.
;
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Ring out, ring out
Sweet Easter Bells,

Ring out, ring out
I
Zt^t Masf of Xlesutvectfon.

Carol 159
Con
W. n. VibberL 8.T.D.
liev.
spirito.
JJ-J-J-
tfr-r-r^-r^
sky,
Our
Christ hath brought us
ver,
With hymns
of
vie
^#p^î^^
I
And
ry.
-J-
all
that
is
therein,
Invisible and visible,

Their notes let all things blend.
For Christ the Lord hath risen.
Our Joy that hath no end.
raise the victor-strain.
titrl0tit
to
be joyful
Let earth her song begin
Let the round world keep triumph.
Of resurrection-light;
And, listening to His accents,
May hear so calm and plain
His own "All hail!" and hearing
ûvUi
J-J.
.J
Now let the heavens
Our hearts be pure from evil,

That we may see aright
The Lord in rays eternal
May
MnQtin
îotttlp ninQ.
Carol 160.
Hark
/
bright An - gels
i J.
J.
s weet-ly
ri
'
In the glo
rious
East
er
sky.
How
from
death the
Vainly soldiers tried
to hold
Holy Jesus In the grave.
Sealed the stone, as they were told
At the entrance to the cave.
We must die
as Jesus died.
witli Him to rise,
in bodies glorified
Reign with Him beyond the skies.
But we hope
And
For on this day, Jesus said.

He would rise in triumph high
Else all glorious from the dead,
Clothed with light and majesty.
Alleluia!
evermore
Alleluia! Angels sing

Alleluia we adore
!
Thee,
Christ, our God,
and KingI
msonXf
Carol
utavv^ uUitn<
tt)e
161.
EASTEE.
F. 0. Marvin.
(Copyright, 1889.)
Moderato.
m^mm^^^^^^
mf
1.
Be
yond
the
1.
star
ry
skies,
Far
as
the eter-nal
>^ ^
^J
i.
hills,
There in
the
boundless
f^liJ:
i.
Ty-"r^=Vr
world
of
J:l
light
Our
great
UM
count-less
i*l
ar
Re
deem
er dwells.
mies shine
And
ev
er
ex
in
- alt-
ed lays They
of
fer
songs
^^f=f
di
sr
-'b-i^-Hgvine,
-^t9^
And
ev
er
in
ex
alt
^
'
ed
lays
They
r=^
of
fer songs
!"
they cry,
" Whose unexampled love,
Moved Thee
to quit these glorious
realms
And royalties above."

And when He stooped to earth,
And suffered rude disdain,
They
cast their honors at His feet.
And
waited in His train.
They saw Him on
the cross,
While darkness veiled the
And when He
skies,
burst the gates of death,
They saw the conqueror rise.

They thronged His chariot wheels,
And
bore
Him
f
-
vine.
^m
Hail, Prince of life
di
to His throne
Then swept their golden harps and simg,

" The glorious wôrk is done."
^toa^!
Carol 162.
toftt)
(
legal
Ijeartfit.
CHRISTMAS.
J.
n. Gray.
Briskly
four
wea
score
miles
ry
to
P=g-^-r-^^r
be
do
The
Ma
ry sang
"Mag
ni
fi -
cat,"
sar's
high
^%f
hest;
ji'ij; :i'./j,^
Her
own, her
an
cient
song,
For
well wist
i /
Away
through
fields
and meadows green,
O'er purple heather-bed,
By mountain pass, or deep ravine.

The faithful couple sped.
And
soft and sweet, where'er they went,

To glad the weary way,
Sang Mary that "Magnificat,"
Her own, her ancient
lay.
O'er head the storm-clouds often wept,

And tempests o'er them passed,
And cold around tliem often swept
The bleak December blast.
But still she .sang " Magnificat"
Through weather foul or fair;

all was rest within her breast,
'T was always sunshine there.
For
And when the pilgrimage was

And of their royal kin.
Not one would open wide
Ajttd bid them enter in
4.
o'er.
his door,
And
î^
?^^
/4/jii'
^.n J
Mary sang " Magnificat

With ever joyful tone
" Whate'er betide, the Lord," she cried,
" Is mindful of Ilis own."
Still
Worn
out at last, and ill bestead,

Right glad were they to find
Within a sorry cattle-shed

A shelter from the wind.
And Mary sang " Magnificat
Right through that wondrous night.
And ere the birth of mom on earth

Was born the Light of Light.
6
Then
let us all with one accord

Join Mary's song, and say.
"My soul doth magnify the Lord"
For ever and for aye.
Loud let us sing " Magnificat,"
That dear and ancient lay
For God's own Son with us is one.
And He is born to-day.
Û
pualm
ftttiClant infti^
Carol 163
arOf Di^tnn.
J. F. Bridge.
CIIKISTSIAS.)
Allegro. ^
'c1.
All
ju
2.
And
one
bi
lant with psalm and

- en
ci-thern
his gold
Then backward sprung the
the Throne they stand, Heav'n's Che-m-bim and

his ra - diant wings,And with such fie - ry
re-splen-dent mom, And
Je -sus left Heaven's
took.And spread
gold-en doors,
On
that
^ "
-^-
r
r
hymn A - round
^'
j"-
J^
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v-r v^^^
\
dim.
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Se
rap
En-crown 'd and harp

ture strook The wild
and warb
ra-phim
zure floors
J-.
To
be
J.
the
vir
'\
gin
^11
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p
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1
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r-sr
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pi
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bora
Un - fold,
That
And
un-fold, ye gates of gold. The

his won-d'ring breth-ren cried, "Our
lit pla - net-star Thro'
tie
all
while our

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hand.
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S
He who by Pro-phets spake of old Kow sends His on - ly Son.
fight shall now be won
he - raid thou shalt shine On this e - ter - nal Christ-mas-tide To lead our song di - vine."
its
blue e - ther rolls. Those An - gel-notes shall blend a - far With songs of ransom'd souls.
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Smoothly, and not too fast
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ni
ty;
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^
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fels
ME
ry
to
j=
God
Now
in
they sang.
And
peace
they sang,
on
^^^^^m
PPl
er
Peace,
'eace,
p^j.
r-
peace
on
A bJ
*
Ilk
.
eart
earth,"
r-j
And
swell'd
k'
1/
and for
the
all
strain
3:^
earth,
swell'd
+-a
1/
the
strain
^
:tt:i!L
V.
a-
ALL JUBILANT WITH PSALM AND HYMN,
r
earth ?"Still
m^
ho
o'er
^J^^Jirj^J.
-t
ly
strains,
1-^4-4=.
iSEe
lUA^
clear
and shining Light, whose beams
A heavenly radiance shed
Around the palms, and
And
o'er the streams,
on the Shepherd's head,
Be near through life, be near

As in that holiest night
Of hope, of gladness, and of
O clear and shining Light
in death.
faith,
ijnizfc
-^
-Bf-
Sy
by
gone
-^^-^4-
ÊEE^
ly
days
in
A A
J=^^
^^^PP
eEEEfeEfEfE
Where-with
J.
Tg
nan
Voi
swains,
ft
-
ces
of
the
sky
^=P^=4p4z_jjj_._^
O
Star, which ledd'st to Him Whose Love

Brought down man's ransom free.
still art midst the hosts above.
We still may gaze on thee!
Thou
In Heaven tiiy light doth never set.

Thy rays earth may not dim
O send them faith to guide us yet.
Bright Star which led to Him
;
Sottlu
Andante
ClIRISTilAS.
J.
won
But
hark! the
Come
to
Him
poor
3.
Bring
ye
the
hap
droits
mu
and
py
low
chil
sic
ly,
dren,
Falls
round the
For
this
cres.
^__j:]j^-^5-^-j:3 j2iL
^m^^m
'7-gg
1.
Val
2.
Come
Je
ley
with
-
M. Crament.
cantabile.
2.
1.
niQ^t in ulttpitiQ.
tfje
Carol 165.
sus
t
and
r
clifiE
your hearts
the
sin
is
op - 'ning
era - die
Christ -mas
^-
^^
sky
throng,
morn:
L^=E
l]l,j|>,ri|;iniijiiijHiiiMii;-.!iiiiiii.
eome,
Utt
ffe,
sour
ôftei^.
loiôuis
Carol 166.
Bowness Briygs.
Moderaio.
1.
Come,
ye, lift
your
>N
J-
Church re
joic-es
n^
joy
ous
.1
Triumphs
is
ris -
en,might-yPriest
Raise your Eas-ter
.J
in Christ's vie
i i
TTJ
ii iiii J
He
voi-ces.
to
-J
J.
.-J
He hath
Once
conquer'd in the
for us
He
life
Christ
By
Though
in
Adam every
- ly,
Let us keep His glorious Feast.
the throne of Christ within.
is
risen!
He
in dying.
veil
His rising proof supplying
mortal
Dies at the appointed hour,
Glory, glory, never ceasing,

(Into Father, Spirit,
Praise and blessing,
To our God,
tim ho
iîi i^^
Yet is Hades' gloomy portal

Conquered by the Saviour's power.
That His power can never
His pains4
J.
Rent apart the Temple
the giver
all
Vic
idol boldly flinging
From
strife-
crossed the river,
Sees the fruits of
the
J'
the
.-J'_l^
Die we daily unto sin
Every
Now for aye He lives and reigns,

Of eternal
That new life within us springing
is slain,
low-ly,
/^4
J.
be-fore Him.bending
So
Now no longer
Hades holds the Lord of life;
Death is strong, but Christ is stronger,
2 Christ is risen
He
ry.
Now once more
an-themhigh.
J- .j
Son
still
increasing.
the Three in One.
fail.
net
mtvvs
t)ie
titUs ring.
<^t|titti^
Carol 167.
mM
James
mf
î
iE3E
^m,
T
r T f f f=T
m\
^
J
d
^lJ4_^3pF=Ff?^"fT?=pf^"-îR^
'/I
1.
Blaikie.
crcs.
I
Let
r-
-fn
u
I
the
'^J.
i-rpjrf"
pff-
(
p
r-r
r
r
mer - ry Church bells ring, Hence with tears and sigh

J
J-
J.
dy
Life hath con-quer'd
J=J:
:^
ing.
Frost and cold have fled from Spring,
ing,
Flow'rs are smil
-/-i-J-
ing.fields are
gay,
Sun-ny
theweath-er.
is
^^-H^flfiiiûu^j^^N^^
^ rrT=T
rrr
^
Chorus, /f
With our
ris -
ing Lord to
rr
-
day,
geth
All things rise to
Let
- er.
the
mer - ry Church bells ring,
^^^^
ring,
9i:
J^
ring, ring, ring.
jî
T^n^
Let
the mer-ry Church bells ring,
I 111
J
J
1 1
Let the birds sing out again
From
their leafy chapel,
whom
in vain
Satan sought to grapple
Sounds
As
of joy
come
fast
and
thick,
the breezes flutter
Hesurrexit,
non
Is the strain
est hie,
they utter.
Chokus.
Let the past of grief be past;

He was slain on Friday last.

Mourning heart must needs be gav,
Nor let sorrow vex it.
Christus Hesurrexit.
Chobus.
ring,ring,ring,ring,ring.
Ji ii i
f-rrPraising Him, with
ring,
Malnt t^t nona tov toaster.

Carol 168.
B. . Backut.
All.
Smile,
sky, God's praises, Breathe
them sof t,0
air
Re
sur-rec-tion's beau-ty Springeth ev-ry-where.
0'^'.
f^f"
ô Pf-^-r-fc
^h-
fn
-:^-l-i-^
^=
Boys.
5^
Storm's black clouds have vni3hed,Showers gently
J' f
f all,Blossoms
r =Mn f=t:==p=F
't^
now are peeping At
t^
the sunshine's call.

liaise the song,
All. Wake, O Spring, in gladness.

Flowers now come forth,
Girls. Violets so tender,
And
With
All. Sweep rich
From
the
lilies
white.
Boys. Raise the song.

Chorus.
3
Girls. Tell the wondrous story
tides of music,
The new world along

Pour in fullest measure
sweet bluebells bright,
All your color blending.
With bright hues adorning,

The green sods of earth
Of the
joyful hour.
For the giave is conquered

By His mighty power.
sweet lyres a song.

4
All. Clap your hands, ye mountains

Valleys, now resound
!
Leap
for joy,
Hills
now
ye fountains
catch the sound
Chorus.
Girls. Ever in the heavens,
Reigneth Christ, our King,
Throng we then His temple,

And glad homage bring.
Chorus.
tsastet motnfnfi*
foiôufit
George Edgar Oliver.
Carol 169.
Joyously
III
1.0
morn
The
ing!
i^S
ÊgE
t=t
left
has come a
The
skies.
the
//
And Christ has won
gain.
Sfe^^
2
bright and hap
ight
of
grief
the
is
:t^=^-
victo
ry
For
the sons
all
of
men.
^
3
rejoice today,
i
O
blessed Easter morning

What day so bright as this,
When, through His mighty triumph,
He won the courts of bliss
The doors of Heaven are open,
The grave no more has dread

For risen is our Saviour,
The first fruits of the dead.
sing.
fâlUlttf s)
py
-&f
The grave and death are conquered

He is of Life the Way.
The hosts of sin are vanquished
He is the Victor King
Then let us all with gladness
Our thankful praises
i i
gladsome Easter morning
Our hearts
Lord
1=t
p-=Fn
*?:
That saw the
ing,
m
^/iP/f/if
^
clouds have
gjj Û-t^M
day
-^ r
mom
joy -ous East- er
Song of tttttmtn^.
Carol 170.
Alia marcia.
:J^=i
ri^r
Hal-
le
death and hell
lu
Hal
^î
jah!
m ^mf
Hal
le - lu -
=I=I=F
- le -
jah
lu
jah!
Song
J.
r
of
tri -
umph,
Tri
A-
r-T
umph
I i
Song
E^
2 Hallelujah! Song of triumph,

Christ, who came the lost to save,
HRllelujah! now hath risen.
Mighty Conqueror o'er the grave.
4 Hallelujah Christ hath broken

Bars that none could break before
Hallelujah! Death defeated,
Sinks to rise again no more.
3 Hallelujah! Holy Angels

Came and rolled away the stone
Hallelujah! now no longer
5 Hallelujah!
Death can claim Him for His own.
Song of triumph.
Loud through all Creation roLis
Hallejujah men aud angele
Sing the song of ransomed souls.
!
ver
JTljerr trtoelt in ollr ajuTrea.

Carol. 171.
:g:
Voice.
J. p. Harding.
JB:^gE^^^=g=g^^ggiî;g^p3"3qf^==-^
1.
There dwelt
2.
And
3.
The
as
the
shepherds
4.
For
this
moth
cir
blest
in
un heaven
of
with
our
win
While
mai - den
on
His
an - gels
Who
laid
Lay
Him,
de
-
a,
sus,
fore
Em -man
and
mild
er
cle bright
em - ploy,
de
Je
fant
bowed be -
was Prince
to
all
Ju
old
in
uel,
- filed,
ly
songs
of
souls
from
light.
joy,
sin,
Of
a
Shone
fair
low
-
bless
round
To
fill
Un
swift
side
to
ed
to
ly
bed,
did
fly,
His
On
And
crown.
was
babe
a - bout
the
star
the
earth
The
see,
she.
His
-
head,
ry
came
sky.
down.
'^&
ffi=
.L^
gSfcl
2S
Chorus. After each
A=^
"^
verse.
irf
^tp=F=F=T=rHf-T-r-r^
|r=qi
Oh
No
el
sing
p -!
No
el
And mer
mer - ry
be
al -
way, For Christ was bom in the ear

'
ly
mom.
^^^^^mÊE^
Solo
Small notes for Organ
^^mmm
MiaAA
gn=i
"Christ
U-
ff-vrrT
T^
mom, All on
the
was born
El^^L
in
ear
ly
a Christmas day
Full.
All
on a Christmas day.
^^^^^^^^^^^^m
After each verse.
:g:
Upper notes only on Hautboy stop.

149
Closing chord
UinQ
on> pt iosonu (^Tfjtistmas ^tlln

Henry WiUon,
1.
2.
3.
u
Eing on,
Ring on,
Ring on,
1^
tr ^
ye joy-ous
^
O mer-ry
ye hap-py
tmm
^g=^^=f^rf^^^f^^^"^=^^^
8:,
sMÊh^m
^^^^^^^rt
I
1/
i^
1/
t^
L;
Christmas-Bells Ring on
ring
ring
ring
Semi-Chorus.
i^
Smoothly
on
on
What tale of love your mu - sic

What peace from out your clan-gor
on!
With
ly
joy
the
1/
tells Ring on
wells! Ring on!
clam -or swells Ring on
ring
nng
ring
^^^^^M
p^4tm=p^^
irinr
on!
on!
on!
ho
'
"The Christ" is born For sin -ful men: 'T is Christmas mom.Ring out a - gain Ring out again Ring
Peace comes to earth, "Good will to men"; A price-less birth, Ring out a - gain Ring out again Ring
Oh, hap-py day, For wea-ry men: Oh, roy-al day. Ring out a - gain Ring out again Ring
!
^^^^^^^ê
tû:
^-F-^
ttr"
Jfc=
Ring
Ring
Ring
on, ye joy-ous Christmas-Bells !Ring

on, O mer-ry Christmas-Bells !Ring
on, ye hap-py Christmas-Bells !Ring
RING ON YE JOYOUS CHKI8TMAS BELLS.
on
on
on
ring
ring
ring
*;
1/
What tale of love your mu-sic tells Ring on

What peace from out your clangor wells King ou
on
on
on
Ring
King
Ring
With ho
ly
joy
Ring on, ye holy Christmas Bells!

Ring on! ring on!
hill and dale, through wildest
Ring on! ring on!
In triumph ring
For holy men
O'er
tiie
clani-or swells
King on
on
on!
on!
The "Prince
of peace"
pleads for men;
will not cease,
Now
He
dells,
Ring out again!

;
Ring
on, ye peaceful Christmas Bells I
Ring on! ring on!

Tell of the hope that in us dwells,
Ring on! ring on!
All gladness bring,

Ring out again!
To Jesus now
All ranks of men
8 Ring on, ye gladsome Christmas-Bells

Ring on! ring on!
'T is "mercy mild" the sound foretells,
Ring on! ring on!
I
In worship bow,
Ring out again
2m!ia(t tro tf^t^ %^vi^ i^tnt lêUs to

Carol. 173.
me
1
C, Simper.
cchristmas.)
Lively.
1.
What do they
say, these bells
tome, Ring-ing a -way
gs^
mer-ri-ly,
so
Waft-lngtheirnotes of
^-r-rcgt^
Chorus.
ho
J.
ly
glee?
Je-sus
î
Ring-ing a-way so
the Christ IS
bom!
What do
CAorus What do they
say, etc.
1^
mer-ri-ly, Waft-ing their notes of no-ly
2 Out in the fields the shepherds layThere shone around a glorious ray
What did they hear the angels say ?
Jesus the Christ is born
they say, these bells to
glee ? Je-sus the Christ is
Over the hills, across the sea.

Peace and good-will to men shall be
Sound out the news, sing joyfully

Jesus the Christ is born
C/iors What do they say, etc
bom
me.
mi mp
Ijeatt tftis nist^t vtioittn,
Carol 174.
Trrr
A. Esmond.
my heart this night rejoic-es, As
All
CHRISTMAS.)
I hear.far and near.Sweetest angel voices ;"Christ
^^
^ g ^gg
it dawns, the promised morrow

Of His birth, who the earth
Rescues from her sorrow.
God to wear our form descendeth
Of His grace to our race
Here His Son He lendeth
2 For
is
born !"their
-^
*-
a voice from yonder manger.

Soft and sweet, doth entreat
Flee from woe and danger
Brethren, come from all that grieves you
Tou are freed all you need
Here your Saviour gives you.
ark
Come, then, let us hasten yonder

Here let all, great and small.
Kneel in awe and wonder.
Love Him who with
love is yearning;
Hail the Star, that from far
Bright with hope is burning. Amen.
in
STfie nC0)|t
noltmn ntilimnu
Carol 175
fûtiQ.
J. G. Smith.
CHRISTMAS.)
Smoothly
The
rt
Fell thro'
thi
the
still
se - rene
p^^Ê^^^^^S
IplffiE
came,
Lg
it .*-M-
^m
gsfeS
^m
came to those whose watchful care Kept their (locks in
It
It
pr=^
^niii^^
1^
re
rejoice,Forun
Rejoice,
joice,
pj^ J
isgt^
s
you
to
joice,
,^
hi
A
I
is
ij_jvji^ ;;^^V ^j5

rail.
peace restored, To-day
PP
1 /J^ J //J
\
is
Saviour, who Is Christ the Lord,
born a
k
^î
i
^^S^^^^^Ê^^
2 Great dread
Then
cres.
an-gels' song
i^
ÊSâ
f
^"HTTf wm'ffp
Ê^z
When from a-bove the
sol-emn still-ness hung O'er pastures fair and green,
night in
and wonder
filled
each
at the sound
heaving breast.
mf
But
And
While louder still the anthem rung

angels' myriad voices sung.
And
and
4.
voices spoke
of the Saviour's infant birth

tidings broke
bade the shepherds bend their
The gladsome
And
the accents sweet and fair

Came through the starry night,
Then died away upon the air
p
With sounds of rich delight
cres. And lol a star serenely slione
mf To guide their wandering footsteps on
Rejoice, etc.
2, 3
aud peace on earth
Rejoice, etc.
mf
\ff\
To where the cradled infant
Rejoice, etc,
This chord for verses
Jj:
of joy
The angel
And ])rone they lay upon the ground

By trembling fears posse.<;sed
By
lo
still
lay.
way,
Carol 176.
J. Albert Jcffenj.
EA.STI'.K.)
Skmi-Chorus.
Con
spirito.
rail
-k-
Joy
sor
of
row peace from pain

;
^^ ^=t
JÂ
1-
'^
fF^Tr
Com
Wak-enedis
gain.
fort
the
ed
each
earth
ly
weep
f^^T=r=T=q
er.
is
broke from pris
on,
Nev
er
more
T'
Lift
-^
ed
'ry
mourn
er's
r
dead;
head.
r-r
Christ, the
Chords.
the Heavenly Sleeper, etc.
Wakened
is
Tell the story of the Easter;

Raise your voices high and sing;
Weeper,
r her
r might
r r
-y
Earth casts out
Sleep -er:
Tell the story of Passover

Dry-shod through the deep, dark sea,
Lord of all, and Lover,
Leads His hosts to victorj'-
Tell the story of the Living;

Life from death ; from night, the day
This, the manner of God's giving
So He deals with men, alway.
Wakened
ter
Heaven-ly
the
9t
Chorus.
Mas
'f^^g^^
('
h^^.
die
How
sleeper, faster, feaster,
Sursum Corda, Christ is King.

Chorus. Wakened is the Heavenly Sleeper, etc.
By permission of Bbakdow Printino Co.
153
the Heavenly Sleeper, etc.
Kefofee! to^traj^ earti^ Ulln
atitroaTr*
Carol 177.
S. F. Smith.
Bather slow.
^^SEE^^Bk
earth
tells
i^
^ f=F
Ê=i
r-r-
f-T
glad
some Pass
1/
ver
P^^^^^
God,
r
tion,
^^^m
c-r
-r
of
^ i
gSfc
ho
l-i
i^î
The
With
broad,
The
Feast
of
ult
tion.
^^^^ m
^
* *
5ri5A;.
J.
See*
I f=r
T7=r?=f=BfT-r
Tn^~r~T-il,r-r
'
now from death
Christ
*a
mf
Life,
to
From bond-age
to
re
lease.
To
i LJ. i
r^M'
All hail
Master's voice.
Those words of true endearing;
The Heavenly Bride must needs

In her dear King's appearing;
With hearts from
We turn
evil free
Him, the Light,

Death's Conqueror we see,
And
to
Life
in the sight!
Rejoice, sing Alleluia!
is
m^
Sing thus: fa
etc.
"Let the round"
etc.
rejoice
F^
the Royal Feast
Hell, at the sight dismayed.
Grows
faint before the Least,
Before the Faint, afraid
from wea -ry
Let the round world be very glad
And all that is within it;

He who awhile dominion had
No more, thank God, may win
Heaven keeps
^m
rest
f^
we know the
^-r-f'
Rejoice, sing Alleluia I
it
IBMttV
iSeUiK,
Carol 178.
A. P. Howard.
*ff^f|fPPPPP^^
Let
Let
Let
1.
2.
3.
the
the
the
mer-ry church-bells ring ;Hence with tears and sigh-iug: Frost and cold are fled from sprinc
birdssingout a - gain, From their leaf-y chap - el,
Prais - ing Ilim with wiiom in vain
tho't of grief be past; This our com-fort giv - eth,
He was slain on Fri-day last'
^^mm^mM^gM
St^î^îg
Love hath conquer'ddying.Flowers aresmil-ing, fields
Satan sought to grapple; Sounds
of joy come fast
But to-day He liv - eth Mourn - ing heart must needs
;
are gay,
and
thick,
be gay,
Sun
As
Nor
i.
ny
is
the
weath-
thebreez-es
let sor -
J:^
row
flut-
vex
iî^fep^^^^fef^p
^^^^^
er.
ter.
it,
With
Res
Since
our
-
ris
sur-rex
the ve
- it,
Lord
non
est hie,
Is
ry
grave
can say
Christ
ing
to
day,
All
things rise to - geth

the strain they ut
us res - ur - rex
er.
ter.
it.
^^^^^^s^m
risen! utt
ei)r(fiit in
tfie
sonfl,
Carol 179.
1^
We must leave the
p\
P'
As
sigh
ing,
we
pass the sor-rownow,
Of oux earth-ly
^^m^^^m$i=^pg i
iii
gloom
Weeping, bowed with sorrow.
Little dreaming at the Tomb
Now no
Where
3 Lo, in
grief
,J
*:
is
shining
Wherefore now on things above

Set
we our
affection.
the power of Jesus'
Know
By His resurrection.
abound
brought the gladness

4
our sorrows here.
Often deep repining.

all doubt and darksome fear
sought the Lord they found

in sadness
woe and
He
all
Easter Sun
more
did
There
ing.
Through
their joy to-morrow.
Whom they
T=r=FT
2 Lo, the Maries in the
What
dy
Love
Gladsome birds, fresh breezes tell

With the sunny weather
That dear Creed we love so well
" All things rise together."
So the angels joyfully

Taught the wondrous story.
" Christ
is risen
To Galilee^
Go and preach His glory."
ctoton is on tHe Tittox*u
STiê
Carol 180.
Allegro.
Choik.
J=
Melody in unison.
144.
Him
T. Field.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
He hath closed hell's yawning door

Heaven is open evermore
Hence with sadness, sing with gladness
For
befell,
Jesus Christ hath harrowed hell

Heaven is ringing, Earth is singing.
Alleluia!
Alleluia! Alleluia!
third morning He arose.
Bright with triumph o'er His foes;
Sing we lauding. And applauding. Alleluia I
On that
J.
Harmony.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
For after death that
titoto*
(easteb.)
>j5
S
o
I
(
Alleluia
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Lord, bv
Thv wounds we
call
free,
on Thee,
So from death to set us

That our living Be thanksgiving
Alleluia
^nQti
Carol 181.
toe ))at)e f^tavn.
>
I
I
I^mm^mm^
I
i V i i i
i i i
-i
An- gels we have heard on high,Sweet-ly sing-ing
J.
Old French Carol.
(CIIUISTMAS.J
i.
-j.
And
o'er our plains,
the mountains In
i 1
why
Shepherds,
reply,
Â
4:
this jubilee?
Why your rapturous strain prolong?

ex
eel
i i ^
What
De
sis
the gladsome tidings be

inspire your heavenly song?
Gloria in excelsis Deo.
Which
"^^--
T-
Come to Bethlehem, and see

Him whose birth the angels
See
Him
Whom
sing
manger
in a
laid,
the choirs of angels praise
Mary, Joseph, lend your aid.

While our hearts in love we
/ Gloria in excelsis Deo.
Come, adore on bended knee

Christ the Lord, the new-born King.
/ Gloria in excelsis Deo.
raise.
Knfant no gentle*
Carol 182.
Gascon Carol.
(CHRISTMAa.)
Very slow
In-fant
so
gen
tie,
so pure
and
so
sweet.
Love from Thy
pi
all
sin -ners doth greet,
rail.
Thy beau -ty
to
show:
We must
i
ParishChoir, No.643 4.
ny eyes,
I
'
fail
"^
ores.
Tend'rest words
ti
doro Thee,
if
Thee
wv.
would know.
nf0l|t tieaeetttl antr tiUst!
Carol 183.
Normandie Carol.
CHRISTMAS.)
Treble Solo.
PP
O night,
peaceful and blest
For now
u.
Ei
He
Je - sus doth
is
the
Child
^?-
1
1
X
X
night,
peace
N
d
-'^
'
^^
1
PP vr
PP
X
'
^1-H1^
,^
^.
Di-vine.
^
SÊ^^^
X
X
Near His
rest,
vv
-f ul
N
d
?
and
^N
-?
For
blest
-î-X-
r=Fi=^
rn/" coZâ voce.
tzl^^
ii
now
Je- sus doth
rest.
Near
His fond, watch -ful
moth
er; Soft
light
f-r-f
Pajusb Choib, Ko. S4S-i,
o'er
^'
Him
doth
gf
O NIGHT, PEACEFUL AND BLKBT.

-\
bright an -gels hov
shine,
rtie entifiitmafii
.-N-A--^
He
- er,
uUvn
is
the Child Dl
vine.
^vt sfiining.
Carol 184.
heard the glo-rious
i^NU/
F.
cry,
i-
'O
com
î j^^
fort
ye
J:
my
peo
Sing of the Christ-Child's coming

In lowliest estate
long-time kings and prophets
With eager hearts did wait.
Where'er His footsteps linger
Shall blossom forth the rose
And peace shall be abounding
Where'er His spirit goes.
The Prince of Peace draws
Babe
To offer at Thy birth,

The host of heaven triumphant
glorious strain did sing,
"Peace and good will for ever

Through Christ, the new-born King."
Zion,
put on all thy strength

the throne of David,
Thy King hath come at length.
His star hath shone in heaven,
And angels at His birth.
Have brought the fair evangel
"Peace and good will on earth."
Fasish Choib, No. 64S-4.
is
the poor of earth.
Kings brought myrrh, gold, frankincense,
Filled
nigh.'
humble manger,
in
Amongst
And
pie.
J i J
When
Awake, awake,
W. Dawkins.
dRooXf
Carol 185.VERSK.
toe titing anlr peace.
netofii
Smoothly.
J=/=
TO/1
"fj.
^m
glo
rf
ry
'
way Good news and peace we bear
far
to-
'
day
^^W^
come
stay
to
/f
*r.
we bring and
Good news
The
Christ on earth
is
^--
:J=i-
good
^-r
Simper.
From realms of
C.
(chkistmas.)
T^
news
Good news,
peace.
:5W
good news, Good
good news,
^P
'-J
Dews we
J
3it
2
bring and peace:
4^
J.
When
^=f=
4
mom
Carol 186.Not
1.
Ring
mnQ
babe,
3.
Ring
out,
your
bells,
rus
in
sweet
bells,
si
^%i
all
time this song shall sing:
till,
Christ
man
ring
out,
Good news we bring and peace.

Chorus. Good news, etc.
fiiioeet tieUfii^
W. J. Westbrook.
CHRISTMAS.)
tic
^^
onU
(
sweet
out,
2.
A bruised reed He shall not breakHe comes He comes just for your sake
Your hearts alone He seeks to take:
And through
too fast.

6 Men, listen to the words we sing
We are the heralds of our King
3 In David's city now is born

The Christ, to save a world forlorn
Come, seek Him out this happy
Good news, etc.
J.
angels sang so sweet and clear

Chorus.
r f^
^M
i
Jfî
The shepherds rose with awe and fear.

To know that Christ their Lord was near,
good news, Good news we bring and peace.
Goodnews,
11
mas
Your
ger
laid,
And
chime
low
nng
out.
To
ev
i'
chime.
'\>
wel
of
ly
guise,
'ry
crea
come,
our
-
ture
^m
and
dwel
and brave
ave;This
;This night there came with
us
to dwell Our
Je - sus, came to dwell
pro -phets told, "The Ho - ly
Babe of Beth- le Sa - viour came "E - man - u - el'' of
of
Good- will
glad, for - lorn, Tlie mes - sage
to
man,"And"Peace on earth" with Je - sus
clear
LAj
I
I
I
save.
hem."
bor:
born.
Ring out.sweet bells.Riug

Ring out,sweetbells,Ring
Ring out.sweet bells.Riug
ii
4izt
Paiish Cuoir, No. 543-4.
out,
out,
out,
sweet bells, Our Je - sus came to dwell and save,

Beth- le -hem."
sweet bells, "The Ho- ly Babe of
sweet bells, "Good-will" and "Peace"with Je - sus bom.
'r=n^ p
i-
^tialreis of
Carol 187.
Mtnt ni^Û
Chas. n. Sunderland.
CHRISTMAS.)
-^
'mp
Shades
Heav'n
Not
of
Bursts
Scat
Bow
vid
guard
lent
their
flocks
from
dan
lone
do
men
un
learn
the
glo
from
ter'd
o'er
ry
the
the
Ho
ly
si
di
ing,
ger,
-Bf^
iEEP
tr
night
will
^:
fore,
^^
^-^
riiardo.
9^î^?=?
^=F=r
Down
While
Sa
sward,
green
be
i^n^
bove.
moist
Child
the
the
ges
ParlshChoir, No. 547-4.
stream
swains
of
bright
to
Beth
who
for
truth
ness
lehem's
long
glid
man
yearn
ing,
ger,
ed.
SHADES OF SILENT NIGHT.
î^t (t^^Kinim^n l^tXln.

Carol 188.
Chas.
Sunderland.
11.
Quickly.
The Christ-mas
bells
are
ring
ing
Peals
of
joy and
glad
ness. Their
mer
ry chime
bells.
Sop. & Alto.

raise
of
hymn
joy
9^
I
-^
hymn and
-j-i-ihi
joyous
ous
car
AAA
car
m
ol,
M
ol,
ê
The new
born Christ
to
pr
^^
=i
rgF^
'fW^rTf
The
the new-born Christ to praise.
Christ-mas
The Christmas bells

bells,
The Christmas bells they seem

To ring away all malice,
And each
base part
For every heart
In hut and palace
And love ye all as brethren
For Christ from Satan's thrall
Was born to-day to save you
And breathe good-will to all. :|1
The Christmas bells are ringing
The new-born Christ to praise.
1
:
II
Full chord left hand.
Right for "Peal" imitatioo

Gaily in the steeple:
For Christ's dear sake
To prayer awake
All Christian
And joyfully your off'ring
To (Jod's fair altar bring
And there the love eternal
Of Christ your Saviour, sing!:||
The new-bom Christ to praise.
Be sure "praise" is sa<)taUied throughout the measure.
II
are
srt)e <j!ri)tifiitmai$ comefii
Carol 189.
Chas. H. SxinderlaruJl.
Quickly.
lim, whose Mother,
Ma
ry found no
wel-come at
the
inn.
In Beth-lehem "no room"not one save
^-^'
'^&$
m
in
^
a
cat
~t^
^ f
i=t
- tie
kahn,
man-ger
i
4
Ui-..
:i
r
chase
our King,
all
r f r
a
way
prais
es
bring,
fc
The "wise men" saw His
and give
the
Sa -viour room
He
J
4
T
to
reigns
To
day,
To
rf"^
the world's dark guilt
g^^4_.UJ_j
God-man
for her first-born Son, the Prince of Peace,
Him,
and gloom,
W^
L_J
,J.
star on high.
pp
^^hh^-t
3
And blessed His lowly birth

God's herald angels in the sky
Rejoiced with Holy mirth.
They charmed the fears of shepherds then
He
^^^SfC
s=t
-f=t=
^-
and reigns our God and King

The "Lord of Glory" now.
While round His throne bright seraphs
Adoring spirits bow
on swift wing
pre
And from His presence,
lives
sing,
The Christmas angels fly

With notes of peace, "good-will,"
To woo the world to Christ, and bring
And now that Gospel song to men
Their heavenly melody.
Inspires their worship still
Hark, hear them sing ''Receive your King,
O earth rejoice, with heart and voice
And give j'our Saviour room!"
And give the Saviour room
His light shall shine with ray divine
He lives to bless with righteousness
To banish woe and gloom.
And make the world to bloom.
4 From chapel, church, cathedral high.
From every holy place
Let anthems shake tlie vaulted sky
And songs of joy and grace
Let saintly hands and hearts prepare
Their offerings rich,and free
And Christmas cheer be everywhere
With love and charity
Let all be glad let none be sad
Oh, give the Saviour room
With love's employ oui hearts shall joy,
The desert place shall bloom.
!
ei^tist, toe ultiQ
Z^p
â&Hion.
fiiatiin0
Carol 190.
Words by W.
C. Dix.
G.
}}.
Lissant.
In moderate time.
1.
we
Christ,
to
ing
Pas
sion,
bo
Thine
/ :
Thou up
lish
^^
^S
has
sav
Â-.
EÊF
er
Thy
sing
on
ris
^
1
the Cross didst
rrrT'T
glo
die
Then from Ha
As
po
X-Ul
tent;
i=F^
Grant
us
it
-:-
:&pr
y
-
er,
u'
-^
y
J-
'J
life,
-^
k/
Joy when earth
des
peace
:|=1=
deem
lone
ly
spent,
Joy when
earth -ly
life
Sing
Coming as from bridal chamber

Robed with orient morning-light;
we now Thy condecension,

God the Father One
Christ, with
We in lofty hymns
Brining to the world salvation.

Spoiling Hell of all her might;
Raising by Thy Resurrection
Man to dignity most high
Christ, may we with pure thanljsgiving
Thee for ever glorify.
will praise Thee,
Mary-Mother's Blessed Son.
Thou
for us as
Man
didst suffer,
Willingly the Cross didst bear.
That Thy resurrection-glory

We, the sons of men, may share.
Parish Choir, No. 568 -4.
165
for
r^F=f=^
Death
ri
^^^
P^
-*-
d2t
ing
\^
Re
on
*Ei3i}UH
mornfng.
fîu IB^nttv
this Eas-ter
'Twas on
morn
Conqueror o'er His
-ing,
The Blessed Saviour
King
foes,
out,
ring
out,
O'er death
rose,
sweet
tri -
umphantcame He,
King,sweetEas
bells,
ter
bells.
Ring
J:
Let every heart be joyful

And every tongue proclaim
This Easter glad hosauna
out, ring out,sweetbells,Ring,sweet Eas- ter
"All hail to Jesus' Name."
bells,
Chorus.
^.^-Ui^zJ^^xJ^
^^=fc
Let not a voice be silent

At such a festal time
Yea, rather let us gladly
Ring out our merry chime.
Chorus.
lEi^tvs floioer tuat
tlo%om.
Carol 192.
Tenderly.
"^nzz
I r
Ev
-'ry flow'r that
-P
f"
1 1
't
.^
blos-soms fresh from mouldy earth.Sings of res- ur- rec
Ev -'ry plant,that,dy
ing,
seems
to
cay.
tion,
^__^_^,J
^ r"C
meet de
r
-
On- ly waits with pa
r
-
Whispers of new birth

,
^T
tience for
j^
/ /_^
rf
: t
an Eas- ter day.
Seeds of promise scattered over all the land

Spring of life and beauty, guided by God's hand
And our souls, more precious than all earth beside
Surely shall
awaken
at
some
Easter-tide.
Then let hearts and voices Easter carols singThen let Alleluias through the glad earth ring
For our Christ has risen, and beyond the grave.
Over death and sorrow He is strong to save.
3op
of foj^0
V^t
fiê Uties.
Ut}efi(
Carol 193.
Joy
of
joys!
He
lives,
lires,
Je
sua,
who
sal
va
tion
gives!
J.
All
the
9iti=j^
t=^
earth
ly
guards
are
fled,
From
^ A
i-^
m:
r
r^ r
the
man
sion
of
Dead;
the
^f=T
Org.Pecl)^
if ye seek for Him

There the light shall not be dim
At His head, and at His feet,
Mark the clothes and winding sheet,
Enter,
All in sacred order seen,

In the grave where Christ has been
So He left it, all was done.

Ere the rising of the sun.
Earth was trembling Jesus roi

Calmly passing through His foe
Death hath no dominion now,
Captain of Salvation, Thou
Jesus, Conqueror of the gi-ave,
Jesus, Master, strong to save.
Teach our hearts the unearthly bliss
Of a purer world than this
!
Bid the powers of darkness
fly.
For the morn is drawing nigh

Shew to us the shining way,
the children of the day

in the road
Radiant with the light of God,
God the Father and the Son,
And the Spirit ever One
Us
Onward, onward,
QvoiB longer^
iBji;ps
Carol 194.
Moderalo.
G.
(
Days grow long
sun
er,
beams strong
m.SEEf
^^^r
I
is
ar- f
r:
ban
ish'd,
Ji
"^
^^^
tide
makes
rail.
ness
van
"C
ish'd; Chriai hath
Ill
r^
Christ
mfj^
mas
meet
^^
p
-
ings,
js
m^.
j^
;f-
Twelfth night greet
>
_^
i S^
^^^^
ir^
the
light
-^
-^
-^'
est,
and
the
-^
i-
-^
Whit
J^
sun
sports
T^
J'
are
glad
and
_^
_^
_^
gay;
j
f=f'
t-T
But
fc
ings,
too
qt
'i^^^}=^r^-
rt
we
rise
ria
a tempo.
t=3-i
w
new
things
all
r^
f
-
ter
i^Hri
^=i: i
sad
Eas
- er,
"LJ'JlJ'jL.-^
Lent
W- Warren.
Unison or Harmony.)
bright
est
,^
^^
/T
Of
our
fs^
J"
feasts
is
^'
Eas
-^'
rr
ter
Day.
Repeat from the sig7i:^:for STjmpkony.

1
Then unending and transcending

Be the gloiy of the Son
For transcendent and resplendent
Earthly story crowns with glfJry

Him who earthly foes o'ercame
Victor's laurel ends the quarrel
Honour dwells about His Name
Vanquished legions, conquered regions
Kings deposed and princes bound
"Was the vict'ry He hath won.

Death hath yielded, life is sliielded,
Satan bound, and Hell in chains
Chased is terror, fled is eri-or,
Grief is past, and joy remains.
Exaltation, acclamation,
Fill His ears and float around.
Hallelujah Blessed feast of Easter day
!
Last time slowly, and with
all
power.
N~
Hallelujah
Blessed feast of Easter Day
:(
\y
came uiJon
Kt
It
1.
2. Still
came
up
the
mid
through
the
ven
skies
an
And
That glo - rious song

With peace - f ul wings
night clear,
they come,
a. Iliginbotham.
J.
of
un
old,
-
furl'd.
From
clear.
tlje mCtittigtit
(CHRISTMAS
Carol 195.
bend
gels
ing
near
ly
mu
their heav'n
still
1-J
gSEÊ
To touch
the
earth
sic
floats,
O'er
all
harps
their
wea
the
-^
of
gold;
ry
world;
i^
Peace
on
bove
the
i.
good
and
earth,
will
n
-n
sad
its
^b-b-*-
low
to
men,
ly
plains,
ij
The
fefei
world
ev
And
in
sol
er
o'er
emn
still
its
Ba
-ness
- bel
To
The
lay,
sounds
For
Come
And
hear
bless
^-
lo
By prophets
When with the
wing
weary road
swiftly on the
rest beside the
i^_^
the
ed
an
an
gels
sing,
gels
sing.
JJ
the days are hastening on,

.seen of old.
ever-circling years
Shall come the time foretold.
When the new heaven and earth shall own,
The Prince of Peace, their King,
And the whole world send back the song
Which now the angels sing.
life's
foi-ms are
^p^fl^
crushing load,
bending low,
along
the
climbing way
Who toil
With painful steps and slow
Look now, for glad and golden hours
ye beneath
Whose
1*
s=^
J
King,
wing,
-J- fj..
T^r^
=1^=1^
\
*i
^m
From Heav'n's all - gra - cious

They bend
on hov-'ring
hear the angels sing.
Small notes for organ only.

169
Sîtifi,
s(n0 tor î^tffiitmas.

Words by Rev. J. H. Egar, D.D.
Music by Rev. J. S. B. Hodges, D.D.
Carol 196.
1.
Sing,
sing
for Christ-mas!
2.
Tell,
tell
the
Sav
watch
iour,
ing
sto
To take
Their flocks
Loud and clear

Heard the an -
to
day
gel voice,
Wei
our
sins
till
mom
To
Of
ry
come hap
the
won
a - way.
ing light,
py dayl
drous night,
For Christ
shep
When
Sing,
sing
Saw
an
gel
joy
hosts
is
born our
herds who were
ful
song,
from heav'n,
Lord and Sav - iour. Who in the man - ger lay.

were told the ti - dings Which makes the world re -jolce.
praise our
And
so
Hark, hear them singing.

Singing in the sky.
Soft, softly shining,

Stars were in the sky.
And silver fell the moonlight

On hill and mountain high,
Be worship, honor, glory,

And praise to God on high!
Peace, peace, good will to men I
Bom the Child from heaven
The Christ, the Lord, the Saviour,
The Son to you is given
Chorus. Sing, sing for Christmas, etc.
Wlien suddenly the night

Outshone the bright niid-daj',
With angel hosts who herald

The reign of peace for aye.
Chobtjs.
Sing, sing for Christmas,
Sing, sing for Christmas

Echo, earth, the cry
Of worship, honor,
glory.
And praise to God on high I

Sing, sing the joyful song.
Let it never cease.
Of glory in the highest.
On earth, good will and peace.
Chobus. Sing, sing for Christmas, etc.
Carol 197.
Frank PeskeU.
Moderate. Sopranos ix Unison.
Ring
-.g ft .
the
joy
lul
Christ
mas
bells
And
loud
an
fey^
thems
sing;
Ê^^
rail, last verse only.
VVel
come Christ
mf He
from highest heaven above,

Hath come down below
Peace on earth, goodwill to men,
And God's love to show.
;
p
ores.
Ring the
ff
joyful, etc.
mf To
the shepherds in the fields
Was His birth made known

And with wondering looks they
;
At the manger
ores.
ff
Ring the
throne.
joyful, etc.
ff Let us then the angels join

In their Christmas strain
And with thankfulness and joy
Tell His love again.
;
ff
Ring the
joyful, etc.
kneel
the
King.
loin toe all
ISToUi
tofti^
lôl^ tnirtl^*
Carol 198.
Stainer.
/.
Symphony
join
we
Voices.
with ho
all
ly mirth,
To
eel
e-
brate our
Sav
For
iour's birth,
He
has come from

^
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^44^-
Symphony.
r^
"Voices.
iS^
ifcs =Pf=?=T=rfi I
heaven
earth.
to
In
hum -
and
ble guise
low
The
ly
k=ii^MMMd^^
I
J.
J.
9t
-<-
-/. "/
:fÊ^f^
g^Pa^^
-|J
C
heav'ns
the bright -est
d=i
Orjr.
i:
=M=f=f
i
lent,
the
far
east
were
J i
That
f-
graced
e'er
their
3^
Tg 7^
iE
Fed.
from
et
i-
j==d=^
kings
plan
J-
fir
ma-ment.
/h
fet
r-rr~g'
sent.
To
greet
/.^
this
babe
so
Cljâ
ÊEFÊÊJgEE^
And from
each starry orb around,

Broke forth such strange, celestial sound,
Th'entrancfed shepherds on the ground
Stand spell-bound, inly dreaming.
If such divine, melodious hj^mn.
Of Cherubim and Seraphim,
These harmonies that round them swim.
Are real, or only seeming.
3
Fear not,
shepherds
nought but
bliss
Can come of heavenly rout like this

The angel's gracious message is
(Love with his accents blended)
"All glory be to God on high!
peace on earth, for which a sigh
Hath long been raised, e'en now is nigh,
Immanuel hath descended."
And
" For unto you this Child is born.

His swaddling clothes hold not in scorn,
Nor Virgin Mother, so forlorn,
His nature He is veiling
-
And
The Wonderful the Counsellor,

The mighty God Himself is there.
Has come your deepest woes to share
A Saviour,
all-availing!"
5
Then with
the shepherds
we
will
go-
Come, young and old, come, high and low,

We '11 troop to Bethlehem and so
Low
oending. each confessing.

We '11 cast away our nature's sin.
Pardon and grace we've come to win.
We knock, Jesus! take us in.
Into Thy fold we're pressing.
6
Thus in our ears, life's path along.
Shall linger still the angels' song.
Its theme of comfort, simple, strong,
Till heav'ns bright day is dawning;
Nor will we fail with honours meet.
With thankful hearts and carols sweet.
As each year runs its course, to greet
Thine advent, Christmas morning
I
titUs art tfnoins foi>fuU.
jriie
Carol 199.
JoyfalUi.
r'V\
The
r7
are ring -ing
bells
joy
ful
Their mii- sic
ly,
fills
the
air,
While from the world our
_J^_
Chorus. Uxison.
i I'llP^P^
I
we
steps
turn,
And
seek
the
house
IS
i^Jf=i^;r
=^
iEES
rvr
of
i
l=F
-I
Eas
J./
The
ter bells,
Our
m
as
ifcB
iei=J=tS
i-
2:4:
bells are ringing joyfully,
-ture swell,
ia i i
And, as we walk to-day,

Behold the loving Saviour comes.
To meet us on the way.
Chorus.
And, while our hearts with rap
bring,
Eas
we
ter bells.glad
est gifts
pur
prayer.
tlie
Lord we
sing.
Easter time comes round,

to us
Chorus.
sinful hearts of ours.
173
en
-Jl
They seem
Chorus.
The bells are ringing joyfully,

They ring from year to year.
But, as
ParishCholr, No. 606 4.
ris
The bells are ringing joyfully.

The earth is flUed with flowers,
The risen Lord in mercy crowns
These
most dear.
etjitne, cfjfmt,
mtvtilp
tl|ime<
Carol 200.
rnf
J-.
m-
III
-.
--.
--.
9iM=5
SE
"1
*=T
^l J=J^=f
^^
ly chime,
- ri
f^^
^^
Chime, chime, mer
=g=
I
I
I
I
Hap
py
bells
Eas
of
ter time;
Chime,ehime,mer-ri
ly
chime; Sing the
song
songs sub-lime
of
tf=t=tff
rose, a
rose to
day,
An-gels
roll
the stone a
way, Prom the hearts that we
may
:J=hp
i^
^^^
r^f^P^=Pf
a
d:
3^
f=l=P^r
Christ
see
r-
ter time,
Mer-ri
I
I
Christ
a^- rose
tri -
lap-py
um-
bells
of
Eas
ly,
mer
- ri
ly,
:^=pi
p^mm^m^^^^mi^
r
mer-ri
ly
chime;
Hap-py
bells of
Eas
r-
ter time,
Mer-ri
- ly,
ps^^ll^
mer
'^
1^
^J5^=g|
2 Ring, ring, merrily ring.

Joyous bells the tidings bring
Join then
all
To resound
t
ly chime.
Chime, chime, merrily chime,
Christ arose, arose to-day,
to sway.
with joyful tongue
his praise in song.
arose, arose to-day.
Evermore the world
"
mer-ri
Happy bells of Easter time

Chime, chime, merrily chime.
Sing the song of songs sublime,
Ring, ring, merrily ring,

Jesus Christ alone is King.
He
- ri - ly,
Cho.
And He
points to us the way,
Tells us
we may
From
earth's
rise
with
Him
shadows dark and dim.
Cho.
(EASTER.)
Carol 201.
Sop. Solo.
t
1.
2.
3.
Songs
As
of
the
glad-ness; songs
sun through east
birds with
While the
Songs
So
Aft
of
our
-
er
tri
umph
cheer
let
doubts, our
dark
Win
cold
ter,
of
-
ern
praise To
God
skies Breaks forth
song
ful
us
ness
raise,
and
long,
on
high
Our
earth
to
P^
hE$^
t=^
giv
nris
from
as
that Spring
For death's dark

For Christ
our
flies,
1=
-g-
en,
on,
ng.
b reak
P^^
g#-
si
^;
^^L- -^^=i=:ph=^=^
Chorus.
^^;
Re-joice
A.=î=J=^^=
f~r-t-T
?loom
hung dark
jright
with Heav'n- ly
with doubt and
more
and
drea
glo
ry
ry
sad
ness.
O'er
Shin
But
that
the world
ing through the
with praise
and
sol
nar sweet
emn
night;
row room,
ac
cord,
H^tav
tomtj tDtjere
tlje
bun.
(Jffjrist tjat]^
Carol 202.
Skeffington.
r-
'T^^
^-
'
'
,
1
1
Near
tomb where
the
JlJ.
i^^
hath
Clirist
been,
ing stands
AV(
J=i
lene
^
I
i^=^-^=t-J-=^
J
Mag
the
=?=^=4e
1
\
1
1
1
With
the
two
dls
ci
pies
4_
Won
she
ders where
Lord
her
^^-r
1--
^
Look
-J
ing
they
in,
~f T T T
Where He
slept
so
bed
the
see
U-.-J
"Where
J-
Un
r^r
stooping down they see no more
the clothes which wrapped Him o'er
Clothes which wound His feet, His brow,
Death's Avhite vestments, useless now
Two depart but love and faith
Stronger are than sight, than death
At the tomb where Christ hath been,
Watching waits the Magdalene.
Than
There will wait the Magdalene.

Looking in with streaming eyes.
Angels twain she there espies
Angels there are sitting now.
:
Clothed in raiment white as snow.
i--
His
laid
Head,
"W
d=
so
He was here then she "will wait,

Watching early, watching late
Where her Jesus last was seen.
hath
E^Êsi
r t
calm,
Lord
the
r
i^t^=î^
-4j-r^-^
^'^==
-t
^
*r~rr
~r~ii
1rf
gh
r-=F-r
be:
-i-
fZ
can
4_-
der-neath His
ho
*=|:
1^
ly
will
Shines their glory through the shade,

"Where His Body once was laid
Hark, with glad accord they cry,
" Jesus lives, no more to die
Thy dear Lord abides not here ;
He is risen do not fear
Mary, wipe thy tears away,
See the place where Jesus lay."
:
Turning round she sees Him stand

In the garden close at hand
"Mary " 'tis His accent now
:
"
Master
it is
Thou,
'tis
Thou
Lord, devoutly at Thy feet,

We with her would thanks repeat:
Be Thou by Thy saints adored,
Risen Jesus, God and Lord.
Carol 203.
(CHRISTMAS.)
Mylea B. Foster,
Andante Orazioso.
1.
2.
Watching in the meadows, O'er their Hocks by nigKt,

Hark,thatjoy-ous nies- sage! Mourners cease to grieve!
tid -ings.Saw heav'n's wondrous light!

Christmas eve!
glad-ness Bless-ed
'Tiy-
Hal
-^
the
Shepherds heard glad

Join to hail with
An
gels
Ring forth once a
-^& ^
Jtt
'
From
le - lu - jahs heard they

let those tid - ings
Chil-dren,
h^
tfe
cres.
8:
then
gain:
-\
^^Sf^^
f
Szrjg^^^fe
"Peace on
"Glo-ry
earth"their message, And "Good-will

in the highest, And "Good-will
4.
^.
vm
w=
-fs-
15-
e^^pf^
^-
^-
to
to
men!"
men!"
"Peace on earth"theirniessage.And"Good"Glo - ry in the high-st,''And"Good-
flâvUl X l)ear> toHi
Carol 204.
Four
Maeatoio.
m
I
anU tUuv.
CHRISTMAS.)
of trebles.
Myles B. Foster.
Pastorale,
g^^^^
^:^=t
zJizMz
mf
Hark
sets
S r^
zJzzMz
'
the Christmas bells are ringing Thro' the midnight,loud and clear; Hark! the happy voi
Once a - gain
is
Christ-mas near
Hap - py
ev - er wel
come
Let us not forget in gladness

That the poor are at the gate
Let us think how want and sadness
weather
Beats without the window-pane
Closer draw the chairs together,

Hand clasp hand in friendly strain
or rain ?
Often are their only fate
Happy Christmas
...
For the poor as for the
-.
ces sing-ing
here!
How the bitter winter
Happy Christmas
What care we for wind
Christmas, Thou art
Welcome, dear old Christmas, welcome J

Well we 've loved thee in the pastAnd, when graver grown and older,
Still we '11 love and hold thee fast
:
Happy Christmas
We will love thee the

I
great.
-jjjj^,
to
last.
S>Ut9f
arol 205.
Not slow.
Soprano.
F. W. Partridtje.
^^^"zrg
Sleep
"^^
l=l=t
lHôlyi ISatie*
Ho
ly
p^FS^5^?r=r==g3^=i=E
Babe up
I
on
Thy mo
ther's
Great Lord
Ore
breast,
of
earth.
^^^^^^^
-B:
and
sky,
How
sweet it
dim.
Thee
see
to
is
In
lie
such
^^
U^
dim.
'
I
Tenors and Basses,
Contralto,
(or
if
preferred, in
mixed
choir.)
^-^7=3:p,^^^;==|E^Ê3|Pg= ^g^P
^
a place
^^^=^=i
Efe^
of
rest.
^
-^^rr^m
2.
Ho -
ly
Babe Thine Angels watch a

!
ferffitlÊEEEi
g^
i^tS
-r-
Firmly.
g^3 rfj^^
fcfc
?
5#-
'"/
All
Sleep
bend - ing
low
with
fold
ed
round,
T^T
^^^^^î^
wings
Be
fore
the
S^^^^^PSl^
In
car
nate
SLEEP
Sopranos.
Sleep! Ilo-ly Babe! wliilel with
3.
ig ^
HOLY BABE.
'
or soprano solo.)
Ma
--r-
î^
^^^î^
^
up
joy
on
^^^44-
Up
while,
)=fci
i4^=fcy
.-.lAA.
:tz.
'^^
=^=t
i=
PP
f ant
lov
Face
that
:SE3^t33
'^-fJiT-dJ.
the
In
gaze
ry
smile
Which
there
Di-vine
plays.
ly
Kr
9'-
=i=
a JM^
ii#?
Harmony.
t?W9-b^-5
-*^
^^-
up^b^^ J
-\
Ho
Sleep!
1
u
epnco
^
ores
^-
^
J
--,
-A -|
J^
^^
-7=*
'^'
g;
ly
Babe!
}.
J.
ah!
take
Thy
brief
f-
r
4.
f^^^'
-ff^-
agitato.
y"-
- /r
Too
J-
re -pose;
quick -ly
'
will
Thy
Jl.
1.
" /i
6!
1/
slumbers break,
Too
quick-ly will
^~Fg
Thy
slum
bers break,
'"F-^
And
Thou
to
length
?E
i6=T=^
a -lone shall
close.
JStaljels tfifme,
iBaster
tiells,
Carol 206.
Julia
Moderalo con
1.
Brave
li.
Hifjinbotkam.
sinrilo.
ly chime,
East
er
From
bells;
their sleep
let
l^^l
^
^m^mM=i
Pm^^^^^^^^
r
'Christ
en," loud
ris -
is
"Death
swells;
it
is
vanquished,
"" Earth is
sha
ken
^^=^
-*te$
l^^^^^B
r
-^
-f,^^-
H*-Brave
ly
from
your
-9^
bel
fry
"Christ
ring,
:*=i2*P
ris
is
en,
was but yester-eve He lay

In the garden, calmly sleeping
'T was but at the break of day
Faithful Mary sought Him, weeping,
King.'
the
=pt=S
=QfE:
Tell,
'T
""Christ
bells of
How, from
Earth hath
Easter
tide,
winter's sleep awaking.
laid her
shroud aside
Streams, their icy bonds are breaking,

Leaflets swell, and glad birds sing
In the solemn garden ground,

Loving much, she sought and found.
Thankful hymns to Heaven's King.

5
Where
Brightest buds and flowers to-day
Where the fragrant cedar spreads,

Who, along the path, is wending?
" Mary " 't was the only word,
Then she knew it was the Lord.
And by symbols teach the way

That we too shall burst our prison.
the golden lily-heads

Heavy with the dews are bending,
Shew
the world that Christ
Loudly then the tidings
is
risen,
ring,
" Christ has conquered, " " Christ is King.
Parish Choir, No. 667:4.
181
**
net
tt)e
0on0
tie
tiegun*
Carol 207.
1.
Let
iJet). J". i5.
i
tha
song
^s
be
NÎ^^^^^Êj
be
gun,
J:
jt
For
bat
^ÊES
tie
is
They that followed
in pain
Shall now follow to reign,
the crown shall obtain
They were sore assaulted,
They shall be exalted.
Sing of rest, sing of rest.
And again pour the strain
Gloria in excelsis Gloria in excelsis
And
For the foe nevermore

Can approach to the shore
Where
the coniiict is o'er.

is joy supernal,
There
There
Smg
is life eternal.
of peace, sing of peace.
Earth and skies bid

Gloria in excelsis
done,
And
the
1^-^=^-^^^
F=Ff
the
B. Hodge*.
it rise
Gloria in excelsis
'^vit
our
aSioXi
Carol 208.
Ei=a^
1.
Clirist
our
God and
Lord
^f^';
Tell
the Feast -er
J.
ri -
a!
IS p^?^
JLoxXi iu risen.
tian
i*^
peo
pie
i?er. J. S.
the
and
seal'd
guard
^^^1';;
Ring the chimes from
tower and
h=J=J=P=lî
^^-
ex -eel -sis
i-
î
I
Glo
- rl -
a!
2
Jesus springs from death and scorning,
On this gladsome Easter morning.
East-er; In
ex -eel -sis
In
ex -eel -sis
Qlo
ri
al
m^^
i=
He with power
Risen
is
From
the sins that
still
to save us,
enslave us
Risen in majesty to lead us.

the home in heaven decreed us
Children, sing that glorious rising.
To
Earth and Heaven with joy surprising

Echo back the angels' chanting,
Let no voice to-day be wanting
In excelsis Gloria
Fittest music for this Mirth-Day

Is the chant that hailed His Birth-Day
In excelsis Gloria
Holy
loud to
pie
J-
In
!>
i f=f
greets the Feast-er; Christmas shouts a
stee
J-i.
-M'^^^
tr-
B. Hodges.
r-r^rr
r-f^
From
en
fh '^
i i
i i i i J
Qlo
ris
is
Chris
ye
UnU'-
W^ff
Hark
out,
it
an^
(easter.)
Christ, accept the praises,
Which each feeble voice upraises

And when life shall here have ending.
May our souls to Thee ascending,
Join Thy saints,
like them forgiven,;
In that happiest song of heaven

In excelsis Gloria.
on ISastet tnotnmg.
ISarti),
Carol 209.
î
II
O
1.
^:
a=*=t
--
--
--
-f
ter
r
morn
-+
ing
bi-lant
ju
As
sing,
on
-J"-
rn^^
i^
an - tuimi,But
die
to
r-
They seemed
of spring.
^-=4-
1/
flowers
the dear Lord's
i^ -^
:^
the
ly
-^^.
Eî
We
All
3=f^
^
al
Earth, on Eas
Mi
i^
BE
i=J:
lo,
to
-j.
a
'^
ii^
SEJE
day
=j:
^=^îfti^^=*
they
t-
died
has
I
>
Chorus.
5t E^^
is 'r-rr-ff
beau
So Christ who
bloom
ty from the tomb.
Lo, Christ
the Lord
en!
is
Earth,
âpf=^F
it
I^^
r-
lift
up
I
thy
_4_
ir
:^^=J=t=i
2t- Fs-'r=
In
joy
Eas
of
ter
morn
W
-
ing,
The
Sa
:i=t^
I
viour lives:
-&
jo ice
1
S*
Behold, the grave is empty
In which the Saviour lay
O'er sin and death triumphant
He lives in heav'n to-day
And as our Saviour liveth,
;
We know that we shall live

And share with Ilim the glory
He promiseth to give.
Chorus.
Lo, Christ the
Lord
is risen, etc.
Thou risen Saviour

By Thy deserted tomb
Faith stands and points us heav'nward
Above earth's grief and gloom.
There in the spring of heaven
The soul's white flower shall rise
From out earth's winter slumber
All hail,
And bloom
Chorus.
in Paradise.
Lo, Christ the Lord
is risen, etc.
^*tv
mountains*
tf^t
(
CHIU.HTMAS.)
Carol 210.
M. M. Simpson.
-4^
fi=j=
4-$i-
im
3sri=*
moun
Swell-ing o'er the
J.
tain
sounds the Christmas
i jTj-J-. j
-
^zifi
fts>
g^
^T^
joy
ful
news
i^
I
r,
Now hap-py
J:-J
ms>
0^
J-
and
good
and
will
i-
peace
^î=^=U
^- #^
To men
greet
us,
i-
.i
î'
to
to
^ J. i i
Ffff=f=^^
all.
will
the joyful story.

to
all,
this
this
hap
py
-A
Christ
Day
sage and sinner too

Maidens, men, and children
Pardon, peace, and gladness, the Saviour brings to you
The angels' song repeating,
We send the joyous greeting.
Good will and peace to all, this happy Christmas Day
4.
186
^.
us;
Good
i
I
-mas
n^
happy Christinas Day "
O'er the darkness rising shines the Royal Star,

Leading to its brightness the people from afar ;
The kings of earth adore Him,
And nations bow before Him
Who brings good will and peace on happy Christmas
4
meet
=^=F
and peace
aa;
feM
1
u^
fej^ i
fT=T
New joys come forth to
?^^
all,
its
ley,
4_j-j^j:i:j^-j-
In their tents abiding, shepherds on the plain,

Heard the angel-voices sing out the glad refrain,
" To God on high be glory,
Good
Ê^Êp^
?^
faces
i-i
i=i
will,
=t=t
i
will
Steal-ing down the val
bell,
=f
J-
-i
i=:=t=|:
to
J--i
f^^F
-^T-r-f-r
il
te^=
Day!
CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 211.
W. Spinney.
fe^
'Tis
the happiest birth
day
Of
our
Haste
Sa-viour King;
^m M
i^ ^ ^- .^
we
then
to
i-^^^
=^!2_
t=tt=t^
^ ^^^
greet
Him,
Hum-bly
fall-ing
m i^
All thhigs passing fair
music making,
Peal the news to earth
Chimes within make answer,
Bells, clear
is
glee
and mirth.
3 Michael, at the
Bows
Manger,
his royal face
Gabriel, Avith
lily.
Hides Transcendent Grace

For, dear friends, the glory
Of that lowly bed
Overpowers the beauty

On Archangels shed.
7^
^^J
4 Shall I tell of Joseph,
Who, with
rapt surprise.
Sees the light from Godhead

Fill those infant eyes ?
All things are delightful,
All
4=r
mm ^
J
Crowds of snow-white Angels

Throng the golden stair
^
Dear-est Babe, a
While our hands en-twine Him,
tKr
P^-^^^F^f?^
2
:t=t:
rja^
down,
r^L^j^
'
=i=^
Shall I sing of JMary,
Who, upon her
breast.
Cradles her Creator
Soothes
5 Angels,
Him
Mary, Joseph,
Yes, I greet
Falling
to His rest ?
down
j'ôu all
in
worship
At the Manger-stall
For you hail our Monarch,
Born a Child to-day
So with you I worship,
And my homage
pay.
-LX
i>
crown.
mm mtvvilp.
Carol 212.
Ring mer
^
2
ly!
Ring
mer
ri
ly!
A heavenly chorus swells
The angels, who were first to bring

The welcome news to men,
with us to celebrate
The
And
Siviour's birth again

whom we have loved and lost
with us now,
e>ll the old love in their hearts,
so'Tie
"-arols
Sing
With
An(* new light on their brow.
C Ring joyously! Ring joyously!
O blessed Christmas bells;

And show us of the future good
Your welcome chime
foretells.
lot
know 't will be a mingled

Of pleasure, pain and strife
|VS
hap -py Christ-mas bells; And
W. Treadwell.
let
us hear
Ring tenderly Ring tenderly

O holy Christmas bells
For ever with your earthly peal
Still joiQ
J.
CHRISTMAS.)
That thorns will cluster round the

Along our path of life
But ye shall sing to us of hope
Of help, of love untold
Reminding us of that bright star
That tips our clouds with gold.
flowers,
4 Ring merrily! Ring merrily!

O dear old Christmas bells.
And bring all holy blessings down
From where all mercy dwells.
Ring out your gentle messages.
As ye have done of old.

To help the weary and the sad.
The weaklings of the fold
And tell again the cheering tale
Of Ilim who bore our woe
And gave His own heart's life and
For breaking hearts below.
love.
JiâtK!
eono
ti);
of tfioite anstlft.
(CUUlSr.MAS.j
Carol 213.
E. Lancaster.
choirs
an
I
I
^"
of
white.
f^
^
"f"'
I
I
Hark! the
song
of
-U
gel
Ra
ic,
^:
diant
E^
ife*
MEE
ly
:tt=:r'
j=J-J-^
r
rr
:J^J^LJ-1
î
^'
^^^^
bree
zes Breaks the
r
sleep
Wake
er!
T
right
'^
^-^
^
r
Mu
thee,
Jt-J. J.
swell
sic
f^lty.
.
f-
He
ly!
-;
-1-
tell -
ing, 'T
is
l.ffl
I.
T^ ^
^1
-^
gels
r-
'
p
^f
Xa -
Lord's
iW
to
J.
m-p
P
^
thy
sing
.^
rî
vi
ti
rj.^
-I
-I
verse.
Filled with fear the wakeful shepherds

Listened to the angels' lay,
Reassured, they learn the message
" Christ, your Lord, is born to-day
Peace on earth, good-will to all men
Through eternal ages be."
:
manger
an
raid
Joy fore
/ZlYi=
J.
iJv
in a
i.
i.
mf Symphony after last
Sighs and sadness

Turn to gladness
the Lord's Nativity
i^
ear
ing,
I.
-S-
^
r
lying.
Jr
^JL.
May Thy
birthday ever find us

Praising the Eternal Three,
Who, to save us.
Freely gave us
Life,
with Thy Nativity.
year, Thy Church unsleeping

Careful of Thy lambs below.
Still her faithful watch is keeping,
Till her cup of joy o'erfiow ;
Praises will she ever mingle
With her glad festivity
Carols singing,
Joybells ringing,
On her Lord's Nativity.
Year by
Heavenly light around Thee shed,

Object of our praise undying
Holy Child in humble bed
Wake, O
night.
J.
^f-
the
lence of
si
J-
-\
1N
W-
^1
^=^- -1^-iz-4J^-;^
^5=^---^^^
Lowly
G(
Gent
f-
r
borne
On
their robes
in
aet
tlie
mtvvp
t^nvt^^'btiln tins.
Carol 214.
Geo.
Unison or Parts.
wmm^
the
mer
^ ^
-^
Let
Hence with tears and
1/
Flow'rs are
^-
ing, fields
inig
Frost and cold have
are
ring,
.^
--^
sigh -
b
smil
r
church-bells ring,
ry
Wm. Warren.
Soprano and Tknor in Unison.
Allegretto con Brio.
'
gay,
Sun
ny
is
Contralto an Basso.
ring,
ring!
ing
Let
with spring,Life hath
fled
^-F#-
ry chnrch-bells ring,
conquer'd
dy
ing;
er
With our
ris -
ing Lord
to
day
s^^^
:i=^
^
Let the mer
mer-
the weath
^^^^^
-A
the
w^m^
I
ry church-bells ring, ring, ring, ring
Let the mer
11
ry
i^pS^sfi^p^^^^
Let the merry church-bells ring, ring, ring, ring
Let the birds sing out again
From
their leafy chapel,
Praising him with whom in vain

Sounds of joy came fast and thick,
Remirrexit, non p.si hie,
ring, ring, ring
1|: Let the merry church-bells ring,
Let the merry church-bells ring, ring, ring, ring

Let the past of grief be past
This our comfort giveth.
He was slain on Friday last
But to-day He
liveth:
ftfourning hearts must needs be gay,
Nor
let sorrow vex it

resurrexU.
Let the merry church-bells ring, ring, ring, ring!
Chri.stus,
:
II
Bai?0 Qvoio longer.

Ancient Melody.
Arr. by T. Helmore.
Carol 215.
Allegretto
long-
Days grow
1.
sun
er,
is
Eas
- er,
ter
makes
tide
all
things
new;
r
sad
van-ish'd: Christ
ness
ish'd,
ings, Twelfth-night greetings,
ban
beams strong
,^
'
Lent
we
rise
too
'
I
Christ- mas
-g-r
greet
the
gS
and
light -est
i
I
?=?==^
nJ
J
J.
the
sun
sports
are
glad
and
gay;
J.
F^?=^f-^M
bright
iJ
^f^
But
Whit
est
Of
our
feasts
iJ
^s^
1
1
Eas
is
day.
ter
i-t-
^^^^
2.
Earth
ly
crowns with
glo
ry
J
Him
who
earth
ly
foes
o'er
came:
DAYS GBOW LONGKB.
Van-quish'd
le
gions,
con
quer'd
re
gions.
Kings
de
i
I
pos'd
and
prin
ces
bound.
^5^P^^^^pj^Ê=E=pf^^^^^^P^ ^=f
^^^=^=J
3EEE
f=T
Ex
ta
ul
tion,
ac
tion,
Fill
His
ears
and
^
^^
J
F^-^=^-^=^
^^
float
round.
l^^^>N^4#^M^N##^
3.
Then
un
ing
^^^^
and
tran
scend
ing
Be
the
f^îfEEEÊES^
glo
of
Thy
-1
-^^^$
:ta--
PNspPW^^P^^PW
sM ^^m f=^
For
tran
seen
dent
and
re
splen
the
Son
vie
fry
He
hath
won
:P^
^^^^^^^^
yield
i
3
ed,
life
^=g^
in
ter
ror,
fled
i_i
shield
ed,
Sa
f=f^
feF=^^
Chas'd
is
bound
and
Hell
in
i.
chains:
=r^-r-^F-n-s
m
in
er
F^'^^gSipl
tan
^=^
p^-=f=r
-
ror,
Grief
*-
4-
f^
is
past
-i-
:|=t
and
joy
re
mains.
JCfle
ioovn
Ittttlt
(
Keeps Eastev Bajj.
EASTEU.
Carol 216.
The
H. F. Smith.
world
it
self
keeps
Eas
j,
There stood three Maries by the tomb,

Ou Easter morning early
When day had scarcely chased the gloom,
And dew was white and pearly.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
With loving, but with erring, mind
They came the Prince of Life to find,
Alleluia! Alleluia!
But
3
earlier still the angel sped.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
tell
them
all,
and make them
Day,
And
blest,

Alleluia! Alleluia!
Eas
ter
larks
are
.n
But one, and one alone, remained,

And
thus a higher joy she gained.
That sometime
The
Of
sinner. Mary.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
the dear, dear form to see.
that hung upon the tree.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
first
Him
The world

And " Wliy," he said, " among the dead
Thus seek ye for the Living?"
" Go
ter
4.^j
itself
keeps Easter Day,

And Easter flow'rs are blooming gay,
And Easter buds are springing.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
of all things lives anew.
all His works' are living too.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
The Lord
And
Sosfttl i&
(
morn,
tfie
CIIUISTMAS.
Carol 217.
4-
>
1.
Once
2.
Scat -ter'd
o'er
How, from realms

Yet
the
the
the
gain
old
dis
en
sto
taut
na
won - drous glo
of
shep-herds' rev
el -
ry.
tions
It
is
Ma
ny
are
for
all
we
love,
:h;-f
Came
ry.
tions
sweet
our
Sa Rest with them
viour, and
far
so
to
to
Vr
our King
a - way.
sing,
day.
f\
Ev
One
'ry
with
pfW^'''''Uli\l^^\ll
heart
this
to
morn
Je
re
sus
joi
cling
Chris-tain throng ;Countless thousands raise their

ces, Beat-ing with a
ing, They will thank-f ul praise pro - long, Send their voi - ces
up-ward
1
-^
5^
Tt
e=
voi
rmg -
ces.
ing.
And
As
re -peat
they join
J i
9^(""r
us
^-
^'
/
-V
J:
joyous song:

glad-some song
Ht=^
i:
child
the
the
is
."
born
From the high
(
\
xj-ipht
inv
^^^^'^^ and
**^ J^^
'
fnl
^^'
"^"^
I
the
morn.
For
to
- ^
T
F=F^=F=
^
'
est
realm
of
heav'n
Un - to
Son
^:l^^J^^
r
is
giv'nl
mtiQ
Carol 218.
Ring
the
the Christ-mas
bells,
bells
39euii.
CHRISTMAS.)
Chime out
T. C. Dean.
the won-drous sto
ry
First
in
song
on
men,
An -
^ -1:_SlA^
An
gel tongues
gel
It
came from realms of
vol
io
L I I
//
i/
ces
ring
ry
Peace on earth, good will

N
^
I
ing Christ the Lord

J
'"%
to
to earth has come, His glo
,i i^l
l,i.
rious message bring-ing.
yi- 2 2
.^
1/
i;
f='
King the mer-ry Christ-mas bells,"
Ring the merry Christmas
Rin- the mer

Ring
5S
^^
i^
15:
glo
^M
^^
ji J]
bells
King the mer-ry Christmas
ry Christ-mas bells.
m
UAn
-/
j_
-J^-
33î
IPE
i
Chime
out
bells, Chime
out
feM
ta
paiEÊ^
=P=^
E3^^r=F=
"
4
--
i
w
t
4
9^-
T=r
U4:t=t=
*=^
KING THE BELLS.
mf
Slower.
Earthly crowns were not for Him

He came God's love revealing
On the Cross He died for us.
His blood forgiveness sealing.
'T is the Saviour promised long,
Ring out your loudest praises
Every heart this happy day

Gold, and myrrh, and frankincense,
The babe so pure and holy.
anthems raises.
Its grateful
etc.
bells, etc.
Sfufl toe metrj? ei^ristmas.
Carol 219.
C. T. Boioen.
^^S
p
e crts.
r~\
r
we
Sing
mer
'
ry
Christ
r
I
mas.Clirist
"If
mas
and
blithe
free.
r-r
Time
of
ho
P-i
glad
-J.
ness,
/r
f
9it 4f^^
f
and
min
4_
strel
sy.
'
Hark
^/
Wreathe our garlands green

Deck each arch and column,
Stall and altar-screen
ry Church
the
!
-F
Haste we to His temple,
Gloria in excelsis
Hark, the angels sing
Gioria in excelsis
To our Infant King.
-^ ^/'
'f
Mirth
i^
Priest and choir and people.

Join in concert all
Sing your loudest praises
At our
festival.
Joy
1
for us poor exiles,

On this happy morn
Jesus Christ Emmanuel

Of David's line was born.
bells
MiriQ out
Carol 220,
King out
nfj.
Ho
.J..
tije
htlln Cor eiitistmas.

iJer
for Christ-mas,
the bells
^^
ly Child
With
in
'2
era
The
hap
die
lay.
hap
py,
won
der
win
In
day,
py
ful
B. Hodges.
5.
the
^
-
Sa
tr
wild, the
viour
Is
l>
mf On
cr
Bethlehem's quiet hillside,

In ages long gone by,
In angel notes the Glory floats,
Glory to God on high
Yet wakes the sun as joyous
As when
The
the Lord was born,
And still He comes to greet you

On every Christmas morn.
Chorus.
Ring out the
many a darksome cottage,

In many a crowded street,
In winter bleak, with shivering cheek,
The homeless child you meet;
Gaze on the pale wan features,
In
feet
You see
with wandering
the souls
Chorus.
bells, etc.
Ring out the
bells, etc.
p Where'er His sweet lambs gather

Within this gentle fold,
The Saviour dear is waiting near

As in the days of old
In each young heart you see Him,
:
In every guileless face

You see the Holy Jesus,
Who grew in truth and grace.
Choeus.
Ring out the bells, etc.
sore.
loveth,
at the door.
He
The Christ-Child
Then
sing your gladsome carols.

And hail the new-born Sun ;
For Christmas light is passing bright,
It smiles on every one.
And feast Christ's little children,
His poor. His orphan call
For He who chose the manger,
cr
He loveth one and all.
Chorus.
Ring out the bells, etc.
^Mnt
ti)r
iSaetet gatlantr
Carol 221.
G. B. Lissant.
Allegro.
Trebles.
Twine the Eas
Deck the grave with
ter
>
PZ'
Death's en
thral -ling
powers:
>
Z'
Sa
tan,
k*
i:
t/
sin,
and
sor
Sing
es,
V
His
k/
1/
row
Je
flowers,
w^
2 Like a mighty victor

Rose the Lord that morn
Brighter light and purer
On this earth was born
sus Christ
-*-
has
of
beneath His
feet:
Twine the Eas
ter
gar
land,
Iffi^JîJ.
con-quered Death's en
mf 4
:l
thral
ing
powers.
I I J
Faith, a ray of glory.
Shows the empty tomb,
And
the many mansions

Of the Saviour's home,
p Where
hope and mercy
the saints are resting

After death and grave
we can conquer,
Sing His power to save. Chorus.
Round His form were shed,

Scattered doubt, and showered
Glory on the dead. Chorus.
mf
ff
sweet.
Rays
Are
tri-umph
I i i I l I I
Deck the grave with
JL^.
voic
con-<iuered
-L-.J-
-^
Christians, raise your
Christ has
flowers,
cr Christians,
We are brother pilgrims
Marchinp; on to life,
Following our Leader,
Through the mortal strife
p Grave and pain before us
Cannot quench our love
CT Christians, we can triumph,
Through the might above.
By
the joyful tidings

this sacred Day,
Surety,
None can take away,
Of
We have got a
cr
We
We will
will show it, living

lives of love ;
Holy
Chorus.
ParishChoir, No. 769-4.
197
In the
prove
Hope
it,
dying
Chorus.
above.
^tvonn
tDe IBauitvn 'îlUiopn.
Carol 222.
J. R. Fairlamb.
Brightly.
the East
A-cross
gates
1.
2.
The
3.
Now
sun
light
stone
glo
or
ag
dan
ny
is
For
His
jar
past,
bright rays
first
Je
suf
Lord
and
sns,
f 'ring
this Eas - ter

Up - on
While men and an - gels
Our Sav - iour lives to
ry
it
at
bar,
last,
dawn,
King
of
and
His
The
No
With
pain
morn
each beam,
in
-
The
tops gleam
stand
ces
to
hill
now
His ex
seal
rious vie
em
of death
His
all
sing:
reign.
^^mm^^^^^
i^P^
S^Ê
^rt
:t=^
^^^^^^^g3
i!
Al
- le -
lu
ia!
The
Lord
is
day
ris'n
IVJ4=^-LJ^
^Sj^=jD1i ntttfrn
i=baEi==*?=zSt
f=^-
lu
ia I
Al
le
lu
ia
t=ri=i:
The Lord
B^
doth reign
rilard.
'
SEE
f^^^
'
for
aye,
^^s^^î^îi
From the
if.
T.
Htrald by permission.
--
"d"
-^
<srf|rf0t in
vintn
tvom
Carol 223.
tf)t Treair.
(EASTER.)
J=^
r^^
mf1.
2.
Christ
Christ
is
ris -
is
ris -
^-/.^
from the dead. Sing we Al

from the dead, Sing we Al
en
en
- le
ia!
le
ia!
All the suf-fer

He Who bore a
ing
He bore,
life
of pain.
-I
His pain and grief are o'er, Death can tri-umph now no
That we all might with Him reign,From the tomb is ris'n a
more,
-gain.
All
Sing
the dead,
Alleluia
we
Sing
mp He Who for His children died,

On the Cross was crucified,
cr On this day is glorified,
Sing
we
we
mf Grant to us,
Hail,
^S-
lu
la.
cr
Then
in Heaven we'll sing to Thee

Praise and Alleluia
ff
'Bmitx
<irf0)|t,
Alleluia
Cn 0lori?
trigfit
Melody of 16th cent.
Har. by C. Wood.
East
le
dear Lord, to be
Carol 224.
mf,^
Thy Victory
Sharers of
Alleluia
7iâfl
we Al
we Al
/ Christ is risen from the dead,
mf Christ is risen from

cr
Sing
Sing
bright,
J:
in
ry
glo
dightl
The heav
ens
laugh
and
sing;
^^
^ A
^ /i.\i
^gEg==^^
Tr^"
^fei=^=fem^j^m^?^
f=f
Since Christ,
our
Light
up
a
rose
by
f Ye sons of men, in triumph high,

Exult with heart and voice
sons of God, make glad reply,
Let heaven and earth rejoice.
Ye
mf Our Paschal joy
Christ Jesus is.

Delight of Angels aye
'T is He doth ope the gates of bliss.
And wash our guilt away.
night.
Let
7
ols
car
1 "A i
rz^-
His wounds,
He
-J^-
=r^ I
j>
^ J
Kingr
greet
how
fair to look
liveth, slain of yore
Winter
for
Him
And tempests
mf The blood of
is
upon
past and gone.
rage no more.
Christ
won pardon
For man from God above
sure
In His, our death wounds find a cure
Thanks, Jesu, for Thy love.
srtie
ptavls sates
Carol 225.
With
G. P. Grantham.
^^
4fa:
'm
^d
heaven, with
all
its
street
of
gold,
1/
che
rub
and
its
:^^
P'T^^^
se
gel
ic
3I3EE3E
raph choir
wait
Mi
crj^
burn
ing
-l
J
love,
and
fond
i I
de-i-^
com
ing
of
their
1^1
iî
isl
He comes! He comes! from earth He soars

See how the living cloud
Of angel wings around Him flings
cr
Bright rays, His form to shroud

steadfastly, with upturned eye.
the saintly throng.
While
His hand is raised, the words are said

Of love, with pity blent,
While bowed in awe is every head.
And every knee is bent.
The
p With
rapt Apostles gaze
Mary, at the deep-veiled sky,
In silent
He comes He comes
Ye gates, ye portals
!
lift
Ye Heavens, with
still
amaze.
up your heads.
bright
His path
He
Tour Prince returns
To meads of amber light.
the King of Glory Sing,
/ He is
ff
cord,
The
sire,
on Mount Olivet below,

His well-beloved among,
benison must first bestow
cr
ac
t:^
mf He
Upon
blest
in
:p=ei
^^^
With
pp
an
^
r
Its
bright
Its
^m
:=c=it
^ mp
mv^
are toUetr,
spirit.
$^=rT
And
asCtre
ASCENSION.)
loud acclaim
Your God, your everlasting King,

The Lord of Hosts His Name
treads
See,
inotnfn0 fair anir
tf)e
Joyfully.
See,
On
fair
Arthur H. Brown.
and bright, Hail the Saviour come to save
i^k=l
P3
J.
9%g=
IS
j^
Treble voices only.
themorn-ing
""/I
day Himself
Harkl the her
aid
He gave;
an
I,'
J"'
Left His
'f-
Fa-
Make
J-
f^^
^'l;
heav'n-Iy
r-f^ ff
with mercy,peace, and love.
man -
Chri
hristis
is
born,
1/1
jTf
Christ is born
1/1
in
Shepherds Avatching for the morn,

Heard the heavenly angels sing
Tidings great, " This day is born
^ i /
'
I
Beth
^ ^^
^4
E^?
the
hosts of
=^=t:
born, Christ
All
sions ring
4'
heav'n proclaim
i\
^
^":l,'
ther's throne above,Crown'd
the
^.
,J.
T'
NiW^fefeW
iT
t/
le -
hem
'I
:.L-J^jr::i.
See the Eastern Sages led

By the Star which graced the mom,
To the place where oxen fed.
There the great I
was born ;
There they saw the Son of God,
Come to shed His precious blood.
Israel's
mankind from endless night
-I.
gels sing;
All
tMlr=,^
>
jL
,m;i. i,_^
this
Utrfgl^t.
(CHKlSTMAS.l
Carol 226.
AM
long-expected King
For a sign, the heavenly Babe

In a manger now is laid."
Chorus. Hark the herald angels sing;
Make the heavenly mansions ring
All the hosts of heaven proclaim
Christ is born in Bethlehem
Chorus. Hark
the herald angels sing

the heavenly mansions ring :
All the hosts of heaven proclaiu^.
Make
Christ
Parish Choir, No. 7954-
201
is
born in Bethlehem
tome an^ sin0.
eiirf0tian ptopU,
Carol 227.
CHBISTMAS.)
With animation.
James
C.
Macy.
1.
2.
3.
Chris - tian peo - ple.come and sing, Hope and joy

Yes, come lorth.and joyful be, Cares of life
Chris - tian peo - ple,sing ye now, Ear - nest voi
re - ceiv - ing
Tell
of Him who is
our King,
un-heeding; Faith and Love, with Char- i - ty,
ces rais - ing, Sing good-will to earth be -low,
!
a tempo.
rxrrf-Tstill
His words are liv - ing IProud or humble,rich or poor, Christmas opens wide your door,From each heart its
Be not deaf to pleading May all err - ing hearts of men Turn to peace and love a-gain Christmas doth not
Which like heav'n is praising IProud or humble.rich or poor.Christmas opens wide your door.From each heart its
!
in'
bells!
&t
of joys
bless -ings pour, The joy
in vain. For Christ is ev - ings pour, The joy
of joys
come
bless
giv - ingi
is
er lead -ing!
is
giv - ing I
f\^
^q-l-g-^L^-^hi--" f 1 1
= ^' ^ 11
King
Christmas bells,
ring on.
lAM^M^Jr
I
Bing,
î^ttt tuete
Carol 228.
Allegretto.
tnatdifng.
fiif)e)it)erTri9
(
CHRISTMAS.)
A. A. Wild.
In Unison
There were shepherds watching.
^J-
Sud-den-ly
^"4
In the
fields their sheep,
In
sl-lenceof
the
midnight.Watch and ward they keep;
round themGloweda wondrous
light.
And a
white-rob'd an -gel, Filled them with affright.
THERE WERE SHEPHERDS WATCHING.

Chorus,
Join the an -gel cho-rus,
III
Ringing thro' the sky Peace onearth,good-willtomen:Glory
See the Wise
To you the joyful tidings

From God above I bring."
Guided by the beaming

Of a glorious star
homes
their
afar,
!
Now they bow
Suddenly a mighty host
Of angels filled the sky,

Praising (iod and saying
" Glory to God on high !"
Chorus.Join the angel chorus,
before Ilim,
their Saviour greet.
rich treasures
Humbly at Ilis feet.
And
While they pour
CnoRus.Join the angel chorus,
etc.
M.
'^rrf't'i
f^
w/ii
mf\
the
Up -on
I'll!
I
II
'
î
^-i i i
-i
J.
^ ^ ^ ^
m/'T was in the days when far and wide

Men owned the Caesar's sway,
Obedient to the same,

With Mary, his espoused wife,
The saintly Joseph came.
pA
f^
go,
The Blessed Babe was
^ JIJ
*t,M
In mute, adoring awe.

crllow softly did they fold their wings
Beneath that star-lit shed.
While eastern Sages from afar
/ The new-born radiance led
5
w/And
and a manger, where
thus it is, from age to age.

That as this night comes round,
So sweetly, underneath the moon.
the shelter Bethlehem gave,

that they found
The welcome
mf Yet blessed among women was

That holy mother-maid,
dim Who on that night her First-bom
There in the manger
laid.
cr
Son
And smooth 'd His couch of straw,[round.

While unseen Angels watched beside,
The oxen lowed around.
Was all
out
i i J
stable
În swaddling bands she wrapped Him
That
his decree went forth, that all

A certain tax should pay.
Then from their home "Nazareth's vale
night; For on this night,long years a
,li .î i i
J. Gauntlett.
AsHeav'nhad hung
snow-clad earth without, The stars are shining bright,
mf
etc.
CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 229.
high.
Men coming
" In royal David's city,"

Said he, " is born a King.
From
God on
to
The Christmas carols sound.

Because to us a Child is born,
Our Brother, and our King,
Angels in Heaven, and we on earth,
Our
joyful
anthems
sing.
^n
true (H^f^vintiann
<î|tffiitmafs ni0t)t
filing*
Carol 230.
Arthur U. Brown.
To
Chris- tians sing.

in
the air,
we
hear what news the

may with
No mu-sio
And glo - ry
His grace
see
in
an -gels bring ;News of great joy, cause of great mirth, Good

theirs com-pare: While pris-'ners in their chains re-joice To
- sus' face ; For
so shall we
sure com-f ort find When
Je
U^M^MdM
tid-ingsof the Sav-ionr's birth,Qoodtid-ings of the Sav-iour's birth,
hear the e - cho of that voice, To hear the e - cho of that voice,
thus this day we bear in mind, When thus this day we bear in mind.
.-N
r\k
''2
^ll=it
\^=^=F^
The
King
of
So
now
on
And
from
[the
kings to
earth can
darkness
us
I
P"^ff
#-f-f
\r^
M^T
-i
H-
1/
ry
ff
and men with joy may

us
and hell
to set
to
^
new- born King,
lib - er - ty?
more," A- men.
i J
Sym.
^
f
'
sad.
sing.
free.
To
see
r^
sus
'^
^
f
and
And buy for

now and
earth and King

comes to wish
an - gels sing
of
-
makes the
::&;
Je
"~l
b~ -f
S=
bless this
our
-
J^
lib
er-more.'
of heav'n
us
glad;
this night:
f^
An
From
"Glo
see and bless this

- ty, And
buy for us our
A- men," Both now and ev - er
er
i=rm=^
*r*
c/!
new born King, To
us
ev
s r-J
^--^-H-^^=8f~^~~H
The Lord
When
light, Which
God, His peace to men. Both
IJUi
given.
tr
'
'
#^^^^
gels
sin
is
men
be
we have
T
-r
N=^'=r~^
-r
^rl-pf f
^-^
2
-.
Sym.f
tras of resuttection.
STije
Carol 231.
1^
t^
1.
The Day
of
JUJ
Res
ur
rec
tion,
^-J-
m^^
tell
it
The
broad
out
i=^
^^
a;-S
;=^:rrT-r^
.Ji^
=a-.j^^j.^=^M^^.5=j
e*:
death
Earth,
to
From
life
m_
_s
t^
im^
un
earth
the
^
tf
:&==t
-r^r
J:
us
ver
J.
sky,
:!tii^=it
hath brought
With hymns
of
VIC
^=J=^^
9iite
^^1
l
Our hearts be pure from evil,

That we may see aright
The Lord in rays eternal
Now let the heavens be joyful
Of resurrection
And
..I
Let earth her song begin

The round world keep high triumph,
light
And listening to His accents,

May hear, so calm and plain
His own " All hail," and hearing,
May raise the victor strain.
all
that
is
therein
Let all things seen and unseen

Their notes together blend,
For Christ the Lord is risen.

Our joy that hath no end.
4.
206
HotTr of
iB
all, tnftii
adlire.
Carol 232.
^^
Allegrello
Lord
1.
While
2.
Allegretto
-==z f
al
al
le
le
lu
lu
with
us
bide,
migh-ty King,
/Chohcs.
i^^s^^^^^^^
- le,
all,
the King, the
mp
/ Chouus
- le,
of
He,
non molto.
mt
Al
Al
Wilson.
C. J.
non molto.
ia!
ia!
In
De-
this our joy - ful

spoil - ing death of
Eas
all
''
N-^-
=i
Al
Al
ter-tide;
its
Solo.
K.
sting,
le,
le,
al
al
le
le
lu
lu
From
ia!
ia!
And
ev' - ry weap - on death can wield Thine own redeemed for

ev - er shield. All praise be Thine,
trampling down the power of night.Brings forth His ransomed saints to light. The pains of hell are
ris -
en Lord, Al
le,
al -
Al
le,
al
loosed at last;
*->
111
lu
id t
- ia!
All
All
lu
An
iai
ni-aica
praise
an
le - lu - ia
le - lu - ia!
fr.
to C<r,<i
God tha
the
gel robed in
From death
The days
Fa
light
to
of
end - less life re-stored

mourn-ing now are past;
Al
Al
le,
le,
^^^^^^
ther be.
hath
And Ho
said. "The
Lord
ly
is
Ghost
ris
ter
nal
en from the
al - le
al - le
Ij'.
dead."
WE
mf
SING TO-DAY OUR EASTER HYMN.
Chorus.
Hark! the
an
gels
prais-es
sing
To Je
f--ri=î-^
Wit
s(nfl to=tfs?
sus,
^^
our
tri-umphant King.
ril.
mex,
A- men.
D. C. inf
our l^^nitx !jmn.
Carol 233.
Maestoso.
He conquered
With
fiend
all
that did oppose,
and demon warring,
And
bravely battled 'gainst our foes

"With wounds His visage marring.
He
met, at length, the last of
That dreaded
And on
all.
foe called Death,
the Cross did seem to
Beneath his noxious breath.
fall
But now, to-day we sing the song
Which tells His triumph o'er him.

Death could not hold " the Master " long
And so gave way before Him.
Then
carol with a grateful heart
hath done.
His breaking Satan's fiercest dart,
For Life that He hath won.
F'or all that Christ
t!
Stat of motnCn0.
tlje
Carol 234.
mi
1.
::.^- y-1
In
the
t-H
j^h^
mom
of
star
Bev. E. F. Smith.
=^
Allegretto.
ing
Ris
iog
in
Bright and
the sky.
'-J-t i' *
full
_i.
^=*
r-f
^^^
^B^
r^^^f^^^^^f^^F^
Fair
mor
to
j# ^
s^
Of
the
Re
jai i
-#
sur
tal
From
eye,
tlie
womb
=t
reo
1^
See the
tion
dark
uess,
!:*:
r-r
of
Ho
T^l_^*
ly
Sign
Called a
bean
of
J.
ty.
wip
f?^
to
loft
shine,
^1*^*1
3==:
I
I
All
Na
the works of
tore
j^
f*
r^r
dim.
rail.
A-
i
r-
still their
[j
'
powers em
ploy,
Ev
er
to
ul
pre-fi
gore Earth's trneEas-ter joy. Our trne Eas-ter
cres.
J==^^
'^
I
i
I
I
dim.
rail.
When the
Spring-tide showers
Fall o'er hill and plain,
When the trees and flowers
Bloom on earth again
Then the seed, long buried.
Hid from mortal view,
In the garb of beauty
Bursteth forth anew. Cho.
As
the shades of twilight

Softy fade away,
And the world from slumber,
Hails another day.
In the soul awaking.
And from dreamland
torn.
See the type foreshowing

Man's great Easter morn
In the works of Nature

Wheresoever viewed,
In the cloud and sunshine,
Calm, and tempest rude:
In the earth about us.
In the circling air,
Types of Resurrection
Meet us everywhere. Cho.
Cho.
joy!
tame
E'^tvt
tf)vee UitiQn.
(EPIPHANY OK CHKISTMAS.)
Carol 235.
Charles Vincent.
1.
There came three kings
1-
Si
J.
by
God's
own hand Led
U=J=^
:|=C
^C=F=F:
star
^1^
from
Morn
ing
To
land,
J_li 0-
J-'
Wf^Solo Voice or
^m
Christ
ward
thro'
^m
_4
Semi-Chorus.
t=Fdi
Hie
ru
aL
:p=5=
-
^
sa
Un
lem,
-I
a=t
=i
rff r
i-
J
*
the
to
crib
rBeth
at
Ho
le
-hem: God
1.
:3t
=F=F
in the
hi^
i
i
^^^^^-"^fr^Trff^
bring
us
to
you
Babe
i-
.:
.1
al
so.
Him
for
to
wor - ship
Nil
:t=t:
Now when
star so great and sheen,

golden-crowned Babe is seen
His sceptre is a crown of gold,
His face like sunshine to behold,
God, evermore to man below,
Light from yon blissful star bestow.
the kings came to the stall,

Before the Babe they straightway fall;
saintly pilgrim then presents
His gold, or myrrh, or frankincense.
God, take our gifts, at best but small,
Goods, body, soul, life, heart, and all.
Each
By
eastern land, in haste the while,
They journey many a weary mile
frankincense the three proclaim
That God Almighty is His Name

Myrrh, to the Son of Man they bring.
and vale, through sleet and snow,

and fen, on, on they go.
God, may the pathway never be
Too tough and hard that leads to Thee.
By
-(2-
-r-
Within the
O'er
-J=i--
From
mo!
ev
hill
And gold,
in token of her King.

God, keep us steadfast in this creed,
From heresy and schism freed.
frith
Though Herod welcome bade
Our Lady
fain the kings doth greet.

E'en bids them kiss her baby sweet
Viaticum it was, in fay.
To cheer them on their homeward way.
God, grant, when death shall us de])art.
the kings.
Their hearts are full of other things.

Forth from the stately court in speed.
They to the lowly crib proceed.
God, nought till death, whate'er betide,
Us from the right road turn aside.
This heav'nly bread
4.
209
may
cheer our heart.
mi
fîn nfgtit titCgt)t angels isfng.

(CHKISTMAS.
Carol 236.
J.
T. Field.
Allegro
m/T
= 144.
night bright
this
is ni
All
.;
./J
535
IE*
an
-
Nev
gels sing,
ly
i
4:
cries,
'
Mor
- tals,
er
mor
tals,
Hark! a
rol
voice
rise.
to
which
r^.yy
*E3
4t*
"II
r
r
f=f=Tf/'=f=^
p\
wake and
Lo
glad
Turns your sad
I
was such ca
Hii
J:
i.
i
s^=r=^
loud
ness
ness
JÛrJrJ^lA
Wake,
Earth
wake everything
O Sun O blessed Light

Sent into this world by night
Let Thy Rays and heavenly Powers
Shine in these dark souls of ours.
For most duly
Hail,
Wake and hear the joy I bring

Wake and joy for all this night
!
Heavens and every twinkling

All amazing
light,
Thou art truly

God and Man, we do confess
Hail O Sun of Righteousness.
stand gazing
Angels, Powers, and all that be,
Wake and joy this Sun to see.
Still
avoU
fitUieetli?
carol.
(CHRISTMAS.)
^-l
^
"rf-n-J^
T^r
sweetly carol Raise your voices high.

On this happy morning.Morn of peace and joy.
sweetly ca-rol, How on Ju-dah's plain, Shepherds heard the sto-ry, Told in heav'nly strain
;
2.
Ca
- rol,
m^$^^^^
1/
^-
^p^Hi
^-^1
"/r
P r
p r
u
r
r
Let your voices min-gle With the an-gels' song
Peace.good will from heav'n, On this happy morn
i
'^
^-[f
J^
* ^ -tri
t=t
J.
vtt
^^
'
the high
a manger low
Glo-ry in
In
},a^..iLf^î:^ i^J^-:
-^^mi
^mm
'
est
ly,
""I
Thus the strain prolong.

Christ the Lord is born.
f:A^-^
a^
Chorus,
Ca-rol,sweetly
ca
rol.Sing the glad re- f rain. Olo
in
Carol, sweetly carol
Carol, sweetly carol,
How
the highest Peace.goodwiU to men.
Let the earth resound
with one accord
With the v/ondrous story

To remotest bound
Then shall men adore Him,
Wise men brought their offering

To their Infant Lord.
We would come before Thee
With our gifts to-day
Their thank-offerings bring,

Join the happy chorus
Rule and reign. Lord Jesus,

In our hearts alway.
Cho.
Carol, sweetly carol,
Which
Cho.
etc.
the angels sing.
Carol, sweetly
carol, etc.
Sleep, jDôls
C&rOl 238.
(CHRISTMAS.)
Voices and Org.
Andante.
breast
Great Lord
of
earth,and
sea,
and sky,
How
sweet
J.
place of
1'
Sleep!
rest,
-'
PP
Ho -ly
Babe!
sea
rrrr
to
is
jJ J
sach
it
J.
Thine An-gels watch a
T.
Thee
Field.
lie
-^^L.
-^
-
round?
bend-ing low with fold-ed wings,Be- fore th'Incar-nate King of King8,In reverent awe pro-found.
I
,
'-ill-
Sleep Holy Babe while I with Mary gaze

In joy upon that Face awhile.
Upon the loving Infant smile
Which there divinely plays.
Sleep Holy Babe ah take Thy brief repose
Too quickly will Thy slumbers break.
And Thou to lengthened pains awake,
That death alone shall close.
!
All
ilt^tistian^, carol stoenis-
Carol 239.
-J-,^
^frt'^^TT
Christians, car
Haste we then
wm t=|:
- ol
sweet
to greet
'1
Up to-day and
- ly,
sing !'Tis the
....
Of our
birth-day
Ho
]y
King
^-1
?
-r
Him, Humbly falling down,Wliile our hands en -twine Him, Dearest Babe,a crown.
1^ J- ij_u
^
f r
-i-
happy
1"^^
75
'^
~~~
^
'
'
-^-J-.-J
-îtt
'1
*=p
-^
,.
^P
Crowds of snow-white Angels

Throng the golden stair
Shall I tell of Joseph,

Who, with rapt surprise.
Sees the light from Godhead,
Fill those infant eyes ?
Shall I sing of Mary,
Who, upon her breast.
Cradles her Creator,
Soothes Him to His rest ?
5
All things are delightful,

All things passing fair:
music making.
Peal the news to earth
Chimes within make answer,
All is glee and mirth.
Bells, clear
Angels, Mary, Joseph,

Yea, I greet you all
Falling down in worship
At the manger stall
For you hail our Monarch,
Michael, at the manger,

Bows his royal face
Gabriel, with
lily.
Hides transcendent Grace

For, dear friends, the Glory
Of that lowly bed
Overpowers the beauty
On Archangels shed.
?iârfe
1.
And my homage pay.

(t^xi%Xv\m fi(on0fs are isfngCng.
Men. George, J. Magill.
Carol 240.
tfie
Born a child to-day

you I worship.
So, with
J
r
\-
-I
'1^
r
And
Chiefest day in our possessing.

Crowned with Christmas love and blessing
Shout ye nations, Christ confessing.
In excelsis gloria
Hark! the Christmas songs are
UJ
h-^J
^fi^:^
;/
'
i
the Christmas bells are ring-ing;'Wild-ly their glad
Peace on earth," the Angel chorus

Loudly sang while hovering o'er us.
This the message that they bore us,
"
In excelsis gloria!
5
How
Oh
the bells so madly pealing;

Tidings of great joy revealing
Through our hearts their echoes stealing
In excelsis gloria
the glorious news is fiying

Christ, to save a world from dying,
In a lowly manger lying:
In excelsis gloria
6
Christ now reigns a King for ever
Safe in Him we'll falter never
Sing His praise for aye and ever
In excelsis gloria
laag at SUtrittfcr.
Carol 241.
(Easteb.)
Geo.
Moderato.
1.
Day
Gone
i.
won
of
î.
->^
is
sor
der,
n.
day
.J
glad
of
.
..
row,
gone
is
sad
J.
J--
:^
ness,
uess,
End
thy
ev
.SJ
ed
is
rious
light
er
glo
-J-
the
gloom
J i ^
J.
Oliver.
i-
night.
>
Every people, every nation

Soon shall hear the gladsome sound.
Joyous tidings of salvation
Borne to earth's remotest bound.
In the triumph of this hour,

Jubilant shall swell the song,
Unto Jesus honor, power,

Blessing, victory belong.
Scattered are the clouds of error,
Sin and hell are captive led,
E'en the grave is freed from terror,
"
" Christ
risen from the dead
is
Hail
Edgar
Then
shall rise in tones excelling,

Praise for grace so freely shed,
the Easter hymn be swelling,
" Christ is risen from the dead
And
Victor now, to heaven ascended,

Seated on the Father's throne,
Christ, in Whom our nature blended,
Will His blessed children own.
If above, in glory meeting,
the heavenly courts should tread,
Sweeter then will sound the greeting,
" Christ is risen from the dead
We
213
Hittk ftvi^tian
cfttltrren, !iag
Carol 242.
Choir, verses 1, 3, and
With expression.
These chords
may
be
(Easteb.)
6.
C. Vincent.
played with
the left hand, if the bass note can be sustained by the pedal.
Little Christian children, tell
How
Childben.
your King hath vanquished

say, has risen again,
Who in the grave has lain.
Hark
"
hell,
He
is
he speaks to calm their fear
He is not here,
to Galilee,
shall see."
risen.
As you
Gone before
He
There your Master ye
Faithless watch the sentries kept,
Choib.
Bitter tears the women wept,

Till they saw the Angel bright,
Clad in raiment fair and white.
Little Christian children, sing,

Praising loud your risen King;
too share your joyful strain,
Christ our Passover is slain.
We
7.
All.
Glory, Jesu, be to Thee,

Thou Whose
rising sets us free
Death and Satan overthrown,

Thee, the King of kings, we own.
I5rigftt (JFa^ter Sfftt,
Carol 243.
Brightly.
1.
Bright Eas
A. H. Brown.
= 60.
ter
Day
Dear
Eas
ter
Day
Day
on
which our
Lord
rose
Chase
^^^j=^M^^ ^L.JrzA4
^ g
^
the
all
clouds
doubt
of
Christ has
yi2^j,
/I
g httî^^=^M4f.
Chorus.
Je
Al
8U Chris -te,
le
lu
umphed
o'er
our
-i
foes.
i^^^ r
aÛ^JJ j-^
h^^.
tri
ia!
Je
su Chris
- te,
Al
le
lu
ia!
Al
le
la
ia
J^Bg p
7)aZ Segno.
Bright Easter Day

Dear Easter Day
Day of days the very best
up thine eyes, poor soul, to-day,
Christ has conquered
thou slialt rest.
Jesu Christe, Alleluia
I
Lift
Day
Dear Easter Day
Songs of joy to-day we raise,
Glad songs to cheer our onward way,
Songs of love, and songs of praise.
Bright Easter
Bright Easter Day

Dear Easter Day
Lord, Thy day of power, this
We praise in song, in song we pray,
May our souls partake Thy bliss.
!
H. G.
Batterson.
(BeÛv Sag.
STfte hj0rltr itêlt Iteepii
Carol 244.
Unison or parts,
G.
if Anitnalo.
te
1.
r
Z
^
a
TrT r-'n'T'i-rrr^
The world
it
keeps Eas
self
*m
Day,
ter
And
Eas
ter larks are
sing
^^^^-^;^;^î
Organ
The
Lord of
all
things lives a
f^m^
&
And Eas
le
lu
jah,
.'^
J'
And
new,
At the end
Hal
ing
ter flow'rs are
-J^-J^J^J^J^J^J'J'
J"
W. Warren.
-^-^
-:
His works are
all
le
lu
jah.
Sing this at the end of 5th

verse only, while the Organ
plays the previous chords.
of each verse.
Organ.
J.
f{
^
i
jl
I
1
There stood three Marys by the tomb,

day had scarcely chased the gloom,
And dew was white and pearly
When
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
(Organ.)
erring mind,
of Life to find
Hallelujah
{Organ.)
I
With loving, but with

They came the Prince
Hallelujah
But
earlier still the Angel sped,

" Why," he said, " among the dead
Thus seek ye for the Living ? "
;
And
Hallelujah!
" Go, tll
them
all,
(Organ.)
Plallelujah
and make them
Tell Peter first, and then the rest

Hallelujah! Hallelujah!
blest
"
(Organ.)
But
one, and one alone remained.

love that could not vary,
thus a joy past joy she gained,
The sometime sinner, IMary
With
And
Hallelujah!
(Organ.)
Hallelujah!

Of Him that hung upon the tree
:
Hallelujah!
The world
itself
ris
-'-^-f
Hal
f:
HaUelujah
(Organ.)
keeps Easter Day,

And Easter flowers are blooming
And Easter buds are springing
gay.
Hallelujah
Hallelujah
^(Organ.)
The Lord hath risen, as all things tell
Good Christians, see ye rise as well
Hallelujah '^ Amen.
Hallelujah
I
Sing these last two lines slower, with a pause at the end of each.
in BetftVfttm tarn,
a^ little 33a6e!
Carol 245.
^^
herds
poor
and
ma
J^
J.
r"r
holy Babe
How weak
on Mary's knee,
and poor art Thou
We
wor
/_-i
j-
/^ /_ f-J___J
^Mp
ship
helpless
at
Babe
^^^g
Emmanuel
Emmanuel
We yield
knee.
Thou 'rt human

Though seated on Thy throne
gentle
Babe
still,
All power to Thee is given for us

Thou hast made Thine own.
gift we pray.
Whom
A
This Christmas day
Thou knowest not

men bring,
gifts those wise
\^1iat gift can we.

Redeemed by Thee,
In gratitude impart V
swaddling bands.
royal robe
feet.
Their gold, and myrrh, and frankincense

Presenting to their King.
Though mother's hands
we see.
Emmanuel
Emmanuel
To Thee we bend the
What
Adoringly we bow.
Wrap
Though
wise
.^
Yet, mighty God, so rich in grace,
No
Thy
gi
l^f=^
'-r
Arthur F. Warner.
Christmas.)
wash us from
Emmanuel
Emmanuel
all
sm
Come, then, and dwell within

ParlshChoir, No. 894 4.
217
Thee
all
our heart.
(^ fiffrn tff=itiflJit.
a[ little Cftiltr
Carol 246.
Aloderalo.
'.
A. n. Brown.
Voices in Unison.
(Cheistmas.)
=^ 66.
r^1rr-i^C^^r=F
^^( ^
born
to
And He
night,
fe3Ê3E
i^
:JM:
His
shall lead
eg
lands of ev
^
own,
^^^|Ei
?^=^
to
3E^
less day,
er
last
ing light,
night,
And
the star
in
J_J1^.
glo
to
And
our
to
Fa
ry
sky
"f
and peace
ry briglit,
to
men," they
sing, " Glo-ry
fwf^
throne.
ther's
lit
^
tie
Child
^ ^
y^
111
Him
To
An
the
gels
car
ols
bring
^m
erf
to
God on
high,
Glo
ry
God on
to
-^
.
high."
'^
little Child is bom to-iiight,

And Shepherds haste to see
Their God and King in infant form,
And worship with their true hearts warm,
The Christ on bended knee.
A little Child is born to-night,
And Wise Men from
afar
Follow afresh that wondrous light,

That gloweth in the heavenly height,
Saviour's
morning
star.
is
i-^-^
g-^Hj-Mrt^
î i .i ^^^^ .-^
g^=fa= K-i-l
The
To
%=^^^^N^^â
^=f^=^pf=*=&#f=pF^f^=^
will
is
^PP^
born
end
Child
Chorus.
dim.
i^^^^îfe^
at
To
lit - tie
A little
Child
is
born
to-night,
To hearts for long years lone,

To Anna, widow. Simeon, sage.
Their Star of cliildhood, joy of age,
For evermore their own.
A little Child is born to-night,
come ye, one and all,
And hail iii faith, and hope, and love,
Tlie Cliild who left His throne above,
To lie in yonder stall.
J^
Carol 247,
T.
(Christmas.)
H. Spinney.
Slowly.
mm
1
This
hap
\iKH!i\'iri^!sii^5./.^
py morn a
King
is
born,
To
be
&AU
^
r
lives
^'
t
em
brace.
'
Whose
r
love
past man's
is
meas
When
peace and grace our
-f
Chorus.
^^
^TIJ^/g
our heart's best treas - ure
Slightly faster.
iS^
li^
Joy
ure.
joy
His
birth-day bright, Pours
m^m^lii- i--i!\mi-^W7^
\
thro' our
lives
mHT" i^
its
floods of light
Ji
i^
?=^
Joy
joy
He
giv
eth peace
praise our
blest
He
J^ Ji Ji J^
FFl^^-^PS=r-r-[tjT-^
î-i:
J'
^^
1^
Symph.
=&
e-^
Let
all
adore Hitn, yea, far more

earthly being;
true all life-time through,
Than any
He standeth
And loves
with love all-seeing.

Joy! joyl etc.
Chorus.
let
us raise to
Whose
love
is
Him our praise,

never ending;
Who ne'er would lose, or e'er refuse,

A heart that grief is rending.
Chorus.
Joy!
joyl etc.
^
j:i
m
:r
'm
îns
fivi^tma^.
0ttt tfte htll^ tar
Carol 248.
Merrily.
1.
Riugout
fi'^
the
bells for
Christmas,
'g
r-'g
the
(ry-.ir
|M>_4,
era
die
f
t
f~
t-r-
f
t
won
Oh,
lay:
Vi
\\i
t
-
f^t
His
pal
ace
is
sta
ble.
ful!
the
ry,
mer
ry
Christ
And Ma - ry's arms
mas Ring out

;
viour
Is
in
the
man
r
u
r
u
the
'
With
h-i-i
ger
lone
^/
;'
bells for Christ-mas,
The
y ^'^^^
Christ
for
bells
mas,
The hap
py,
hap
py
day.
Where'er His sweet lambs gather,

AVithin His holy fold,
The Saviour dear is waiting near.

As in the days of old
In each young heart we see Him
In ev'ry guileless face.
We see the holy Jesus,
:
born,
Who
grew in truth and grace.

Ring out the bells,
Chorus.
bells, etc.
Then
sing yotir gladsome carols.

hail the new-born Son
For Christmas light is passing bright.
It smiles on ev'ry one
And
And
J J
His throne. Ring ont the
And still He comes to greet us

On ev'ry Christmas morn.
Ring out the
Chorus.
ly Child
Chorus, ff
On Bethlehem's quiet hill-side,

In ages long gone by,
In angel- notes the glory floats,
" Glory to God on high
Yet wakes the sun as joyous
As when the Lord was
J'
Sa
t--4/4
y&f("if'\ir/,
mer
ho
ter wild the
der
^ ;; ^^j fV%
win
In
J / -^-tBi^ ^ ^ ^
in
The hap - py, hap - py day
feast Christ's little children,
His poor the orphans call.

For He who chose the manger.
Chorus.
Ring out the
bells, etc.
etc.
iFaCtiiful ptoplt, noto tef ofce.

(
Carol 249.
HASTER.)
Processional.
G. B. Lissant.
-I
Faith
1.
r~r
m
peo
ful
SfeE
now
pie,
re
joice,
T^^f=^
Loud
your
^-j-
praise
re
sound
p^g^^îl
:p=*
^f=r'=^
and
T3r
bound
Come
94*
with
thank
- lul
S^
ra^
beart
voice.
Fer
vent
ing.
i..^
.L-Jî
-1
:i=*
:12^
On
zeal
ward,
on
ward
the
sus
goal,
goes
be
.--
tart
Org.Pedf^
=r=^
I
"'I
Come,
come! each
ran
somed
Sound
soul
f^
on
high
the
cho
MNHNgjfeMJS^ ?^
iJ-
We are soldiers
of the Cross,
Ours the old, old story

Counting all our gain as
But the gain for glory.
loss.
On
their faith unswerving

Heroes of the Church of God
So would we be serving.
raise our martial song,
our steps awaiting.

will be
Soon the journey

Passed each dark
In the path our fathers trod
With
As we
Courage ne'er abating,

Angel bands, a holy throng,
o'er,
affliction
Let us think how Jesus bore

Scourge and crucifixion.
Though around on every hand
5 See the heavenly mansions bright

Faithful hope adorning
Far behind us looms the night,
But before the morning.
Onward, onward to the goal,
Jesus goes before us
Come, O come each ransomed soul
Sound DO high the chorus.
Satan's hosts assail us,

We've a Captain in command
Who will never fail us
Fierce may rage the battle strife,
Nothing shall alarm us
Pressing to eternal life
Not a shaft shall harm us.
;
221
JLitt
up
ti)|?
\}oitt
îUQingi.
ttiCtli
Carol 250.
Marziale
^^
Lift
ii*
ffi
marcato.
Geo.
^^^sm^î^m
up
voice
thj'
with sing
ing, Fill
y^Ê^
heaven's wide
ex-panse,
Let glad-some notes
^^^m^^m
i^
fed^^
fiFg
ing
ga
3c
.i
==pt=3t:
Our Eas
ter
1^f
i
=r^
Let hymns from earth
hopes en-hance.
^î
T r
i^jLjj.^
rT^M--'t
now
^hii
iis
=F=t
Oliver.
E^ iS 3^
^-^-h^
t^-^
Edgar
iJ.r
5 ?#*t*'
as
cend
ing,
ex
W- i U t?
r^^-
=fc
LIFT UP
THY VOICE WITH SINGING,

-1-
up thy mind with daring

Above the gloom of night
up thy soul aspiring,

Seek Him who dwells on high,
Let faith give thy desiring
Rewards that cannot die.
For Christ in glory seated
Has vanquished sin and strife
Thine every foe defeated.
Thou hast an endless life.
Lift
Lift
Thou
art His glory sharing,

rules in realms of light.
Who
up thy heart with gladness,

For death no more shall reign;
Lift
thought to conquer sadness,

every human pain.
And
Edward
Ktt
uom
tfie
G. Selden.
tie0ttn<
tie
Carol 251
Oto. William Warren.
Allegro. (Unison or parts.)

I
tiJ:
^*=iC
1
I
Let the song
^
1.
be be-gun, For the bat-tie
111
iTl
done,Andthe vie
is
tory won: Andthefoe
^^
.i
is
scat-tered.
llllA
FpF^^gi^^pg^
iJ_
tempo.
moUo,
^^m^0^m
rail.
And the prison shattered :Sing of joy,
11
53^
joy, joy. And to-day
\]\AA
t=t
Raise the lay, Gloria in ex- ce?-
^^x
They
For the foe never more

Can approach to the shore.
And
Where
that follow'd in pain.

Shall now follow to reign,
the crown shall obtain:
They were sore assaulted.
They shall be exalted.
Sing of
And
rest, rest, rest;
again.
Pour the strain,

Gloria in excelsis.
Amen!
the conflict is o'er

There is joy supernal;
There
111 A
:Ê
sis,
men.
J//J-
Then be
-^-f2
-r^r
brave, then be true.
Ye
despised and ye few,

For the crown is for you;
Christ, that went before you,
Sing of peace, peace, peace;

Earth and skies
Bid it rise,
Spreads His buckler o'er you;

Sing of hope, hope, hope;
And today
Raise the lay.
Gloria in
Gloria in
is life
eternal
excelsis.
Amen!
excelsis.
Amen
^toadêt 0latr fitoul! a\oaUtf aisâUti

Carol 252.
W. A. Smith.
Î#=^Fr-^^=^ -5=
=^^
h
'
1.
wake, glad
soul!
wake,
/J
-r
wake! Thy
1
Lord
hath
^ria
en
,^
long
k^^^f-c^ H^-g-Fg-^==^=f=-Û-^-J
J
iE
ftr"'!r
Jo
to
His
J.
t-FJ
and
grave,
with
J-
'^^^
t
Both
take
ful heart
J=i=3
J^^^-^
;
I
1^
The
first
bright
bios
som
may
Of
be found
^
The shade and gloom
of life are fled
This resurrection day

Henceforth in Christ are no more dead,
The grave hath no more prey.
In Christ we live, in Christ we sleep,
In Christ we wake and rise
And the sad tears death makes us weep.
He wipes from all our eyes.
;
Then wake, glad
heart awake, awake

seek thy risen Lord
His resurrection take
And comfort in His word.
And let thy life, through all its ways,
One long thanksgiving be
Its theme of joy, its song of praise,
"Christ died and rose for me."
And
h^
-U^4-
%
spring.
9i
Joy
and
_^_^_j_ ^^^^
J'
J T
thee
in
^rxQtl^ hviQftt, tfttiv pinian^ f0ltrinQ:.

Carol 253.
Andante. 2
7np\
'
An
1.
(Christmas.)
~ 40.
F.
1/1
-n
l^
ions
fold
?^
God
man
made
with
be
dim.
hold
ing
on,
1
J-
T^hr
1
L>
"^
sleep
."
sleep on,
J^
sleep on,
i
.
fright
Re
dim.
rest
H
J..
^^ %
Tens
i^
blest,
Sleep
an
viour'a
-X
r-i p
Sleep,
J^
Sa
fant
=@i^
,.
ton,
In
the
:i^-l
^m^^
1 u "p
Guard
ing,
i ^
f^:^
i-
mrm;'
pin
gels bright, their
A 'Ham.
-/
gels
guard
Thy
rest;
Sleep
J-
-1
S
]/
--
'
'
r=rTI'
=f
_j
sleep
^^h=^n
r-
..
rail.
High above a
Slumber soft His eyelids closing,

See, upon His Mother's breast
Jesus, Lord of life, reposing
Sleep, Redeemer blest.
Sleep on, sleep on,
Bright Angels guard
Thy
star is gleaming
Guiding mortals on their que.st.
in splendour beaming:
Through the night

Sleep, Redeemer
Saviour
Star, whose light all-glorious

from east to west,
and death victorious.
Redeemer blest,
Fills the earth
Over
sin
Sleep,
blest,
Sleep on, sleep on,

Bright AngeLs guard Thy rest
rest.
Sleep on, sleep on.
Bright Angels guard

226
Thy
rest.
îns
Carol 254.
With movement. J
the htll^f
CftriiStma^ htll^.
tfte
= 63.
C. Erskine.
^
Riug
1.
the bells,
Christmas beUs
the
Chime out
wondrous
the
sto
ry
First
m
An
gel
tongues
came from realms of
It
fcr
^q^
h:^
gel
voi
ic
ces ring
ing
Christ the
Lord
glo
/
to
ry
Peace on earth, good
will
An
men,
to
M^
earth has come, His glo-rious mes-sage bring
ing.
3E
^^^T^'
i^
Ring the
merry
Christ-mas bells
Mi
s&
^ Pf
Chime out
won-drous
the
-CJ-
i^##^
God
B^k^^
on
bigh,
1^
For
=fe^
f
more
ev
,.
ry
Glo-ry
^S
Org. a tempo
glo
&
^
Earthly crowns were not for Him;

He came God's love revealing;
On the Cross He died for us,
His Blood forgiveness sealing.
'Tis the Saviour promised long,
Ring out your loudest praises;
Every heart this happy day

Gold, and myrrh, and frankincense,
anthem raises.
Its grateful
etc.
to
^p s
,L^J^
^*i ?^^

The Babe so pure and holy.
be
^^
i^"ii
EEI^
be
sto
bells, etc.
CHRISTMAS.
Words by Louise May
the
the
the
the
2.
3.0
4. O
ryl
pleas-ant.peaceful
won-der-ful, true
sto
sto
emn
sto
ry
ry!
ry
Of
Of
Of
Of
-l
^^
sad
and
'
old
ful
sol
i 1
'
'
sto
beau-ti
m^
G. C. E. Eylev.
Alcott.
^
1.0
storj?
t)ie tieatitCful olTr
Carol 255.
that lay
In
lit- tie child
a
the
In His
the Youth who grew so fair.
from God, Who a
the ines - sen - ;ger
the cross, the crown, the spear. Of the
-1
the day When

ing.When the stars sang in
Pov - er - ty and toil
to share. Till
and de - vout - ly trod, Work ly. Brave - ly
ry That have made His Name so dear. His
;
ing
==F
rr
As
Mar
ho
before a
vel -ling.the old
Preach-ingpeace,re-bu
Fear - less.faithful to
r^
mm
kingstrife,Bless-ing
the end, Walk-iug
,^
in
mg
i i i
life
that
was di-vine.
i=î^=^
:t=t
f=F
^leejj,
Sleep,
Carol 256.
1.
don.
the lit - tlechil-dren,Lift-ing up the dead to

life.
the sa -cred footsteps Of our Bro-ther, Mas- ter, Friend.
all
Andante
ther's
men stood. As through His wise in - no -cen - cy Shone the meek boy's an-gel-hood.
-
fi
F^^^
shrine.Bless'dGodandthe ten-der mo-therFor
ly
par
the hap - py shepherds kneel-ing,

a -round Him in the tem- pie,
ing mir - a - cles
of mer - cy,
ex - am - pie let
us
fol - low.
nnA
^ i i i i i JTU
9M
ê
mong the
f=F=
fa
4 A
-i
t~r-T-f^
that morn
hum-ble dwell
low
poor and
glo
pain, and
man-ger
-
x-r
infant âbiauv,
(Christmas.)
religioso.
H. de Koven Rider.
my in-fant Sa
vionr,
on Thy lowly
bed,
Mystic Star
'i
in
splendour, shine above
f-
2 Sleep, while quiring angels, from the midnight sky,

Come with choral greeting, chant Thy lullaby.
3 Sleep, while faithful wise
men
'round
Thy manger meet,
Laying precious treasure at Thy kingly
feet.
Thy Maiden Mother, Rose and Lily,

Bends in adoration, o'er Thy cradle-throne.
4 While
one.
5 Slumber, Holy Child, while men and angels sing.

Hail, Thou Son of Mary, Prophet, Priest and King.
George T. Rider.
Thy
head.
^11
tfii^ niflftt
1.
an
this night bright
All
loud
hviQftt
\y
IMor
cries,
From the earth is
mor
tals,
ris'n
gels sing,
tals,
Nev
was
wake and
Lo
to glad
Hark! a
ol-
Shines all night tho' day be done. Shines
Son,
all
voice which
turns your sad
ness
night tho'
day
Hail
Son, O blessed light
Sent into this world by night;
Let Thy rays and heavenly powers
Shine in these dark souls of ours;
For most duly. Thou art truly
God and man, we do confess;
Hail, O Son of Righteousness.
!
All amazing, still stand gazing;

Angels, Powers, and all that be,
Wake and joy this Sou to see.||
|j
Iârit
Carol 258.
1.
such car
rise.
2.
îrxQ,
F. Frultchey.
Wake,
earth, wake everything,
Wake, and hear the joy I bring
Wake and joy for all this night,
Heaven and every twinkling light
II
anQtU
(Christmas.)
Carol 257.
Hark! the mer

Naught we have
ry
tfte
merrg hvi^tmKi
Christ-mas
of
)f
fer
Thro' the
Thee
J
glad
"htlU,
ine
ing
peal
fa
^ i i J
J.
For
Thy
lev
iov
air
-
ingi
vour,
A. Ho/land.
3/.
May
But
they wa - ken
our weak and
r^^r r^^rrr^
r
in
our
breast
worthless
hearts,
Ev
'ry
Take them,
Their sweet tones are tell

Grant to
us Thy bless
grate -ful
bles - sed
ing
ing,
3^^
r
r
feel
Sa
Welcome, Lord, to
Which will make us
ing.
vioar.
Of
the
On
this
onr glad hearts,

rich
in
deed,
Sa - viour's won - drons love,

Christ-mas morn,
hap - py
111^
Make our homes Thy

Gift
most worth pos
dwell - ing.
-
sees
ing.
f^g^
mf And
thus they cried

The Body here
Let us give new anointing;
The quickening Flesh, the Body

Which by Divine appointing
From this dark sepulchre shall

And Adam's race deliver,
er
And
To
the fallen to the skies

reign in bliss for ever.
lift
Parish Choir, No. 969 -.
mf And
like the Magi hasten we

To Him with love adoring;
Sweet
dear,
rise
spices, too,
our gifts shall be,
p And we must weep, imploring

That He, in swaddling clothes no more,
But in fine linen lying,
mf Would grant the fallen, when life is o'er
The gift of life undving.
cr
Carol 260.
(Copyright, 1899, by C. L.

Moderato.
Solo, ob Quartet.
n:
r
1
Ring
TT
^ ^
ye joy
out,
^S
ous
ter bells,
/J
Si
1=1
Ring
*-
Ti
CT 7 >
ring long, ring loud, ring long,
loud,
>
.bJ.
FF^
^^^si^
rj^f^
?
^rfî^^^^^
rnum
t:î^-LJ-44
rrr
s=
if
life
r^^
p^^
^1
f-
hap
py news
J^j
S3^
r^T
||
thy
ring
r^
J.
ing
tells
j^J
Of
an
.J.
an
gels' song, of
^1
J.
^^^ ^^.rFjjH
^
i^^^
rrri'
kill
ÊEEtÊEibEEi
rr-r
f^'ii
^1
"^^n"
-
gels' song.
Ring
JU
"'LijJ
a>
KING OUT, YE JOYOUS EASTER BELLS,

dim.
rit.
^^Sîii
hear them pealing out this strain
"
The Lord
risen
is
The Lord
risen
is
Sweet music to your ears they sing,

" O Love divine
O Love divine "
They ne'er did dearer message bring,
" O Love divine O Love divine "
Ring on, then, joyous Easter bells.
Ring loud, ring long, ring loud, ring long;
O happy news thy ringing tells
"
!
Was
ever heard such glad refrain,

" The Lord is risen
The Lord is risen
children, listen as they swell,
" Life evermore life evermore
As to the world their news they tell,
" Life evermore Life evermore
Of
angels' song, of angels' song.
Ella J. Seidell.
îT0totfrff|>!^, lift
B0ur
timitf fteatr^.
(easter.)
Carol 261.
G. E. Oliver.
Copyright, 1899, by C. L. HuTCHWS.
Spiritoso.
m^m^^^^^^^w^
*^
1.
Snow-drops,
lift
your
tim
id
heads.
All
i"T7'^^7~r-^-r^
^f-
the earth
is
wak
ing, Field
and for
est,
brown and dead,
^Pi
r-g-ffl^^^^fWrf^-^^
In
to life
are
wak
ing
Snowdrops,
rise
and
tell
the
sto
ry,
How He
rose, the
Lord
Easter calls
lilies
Rise to meet the dawning
the blessed light that falls
Thro' the Easter morning;
Ring your bells and tell the story.
How He rose, the Lord of glory.
Lilies
Of
Waken,
sleeping butterflies,
Burst your narrow prison;

Spread your golden wings and
For the Lord is risen

Spread your wings and
How He
rise,
the story,
rose, the Lord of glory.
tell
Mary
d. Lathhury.
of glo
ry.
WiinitX'ii'^t
Carol 262.
Words
past
atiias
From Piae Cantiones.
Har. by B. Luard Selby.
niAA Ha
'm^
iS;
f
Lord
9^
tiati^
of the 14th Cent.
^^^^^^^
r3=^F
day,
is
ris'n
J^^ i^^
All
Chris
=^=1:
-
4:^^^
iii:
When the slieep in

He came in search,
peril stood,
that Shepherd Good,
Jesus, with faithful crook
He full fain upon the Rood
Pangs of torture sore did brook,
Shedding forth His precious Blood,
Paid the things that ne'er He took.
:
1^-
f^^: "^^
ten
dom
to
cheer
'^^.
He hath burst the bonds of hell,

And slain and stript the dragon fell,
Soaring in triumph high
Pharao, thou wicked king.
Captive see captivity
Led, by Jesus journeying
Up to realms above the sky.
:
^îif stoeet
tiute anli
ii$atie nix
tiol|^*
(CHRISTMAS.)
Copyright,
1900,
by C.
L.
Hutchlns.
Carol 263.
^^^lEE^Ê^H^^=^^^
'
i$^
J
r
1.
Hail,
flf
r r
pure
sweet Babe,
:J=^
gsfcS
s^
al
]SdE
5>iifc
and
ho
Filled with
Son
I
:J^:
Ma
ry
1.
blest
I
n
^
In
fant
^f^^P^
man
in
ger.
awe
and
Thou
art
^fe
ten
der
gent
ly
jL_ni-i-
laid
J,
?^^^g^^F^^
sg^
rr^^r^r^r
A
i=^4^
rap
tore,
:f=;=
--zi
Tears
of
Thy moth
joy
er weeps.
^
Through
fair
;te
m^
i
^
Hail,
^^^^^^
rr=r^
ttie
^3=î
r=-rtr=f=F
night
Thy
fos
ter - fa
^^
9isfe
fc
rr n=f^
'
ly!
I-
1>
i
Roy
-^
on earth, good will from heaven

Reaching far as man is found
Man redeemed and sin forgiven
Hear tlie golden harps resound.
Christ is born, the great Anointed
Heaven and earth glad welcome sing,
Hail Lord Christ, the God appointed,
As our Prophet, Priest and King.
;
Parish Choir, No.
995.
g
m
ther
r
By
:;
Thee
faith
ful
keeps.
f-
Let US sing the wondrous story

Of our great Redeemer's birth.
That the brightness of His glory-
Spread and cover all the earth

Born to reign, let all adore Him,
All creation praise its Lord,
May we
ever sing before Him,
Glory be to God on high
fivintmun time
tias
come aâln.
Carol 264.
Joyfully.
time
Christ-mas
1.
r^"^
come
has
Time
gain
to
J-
-J
P^gjpj=j=j^^P^^=^^
f=^T
r '-f
'
=3^^^^^^^^^^
"=P=^^^m
7
^f
'f
It
will
bring
to
5*^
world
the
all
Glad
-r
i^
on,
bells
SEi
Ring
on,
bells
Ring
^
on,
bells!
^^m
i
ritard.
Oh! the wondrous Christmas Tree

With its fruit so rare,
To each
From
child a present gives

its
Cho.
branches
Ring
fair.
on, bells, etc.
Wreaths of holly twined about,

With the berries bright,
All will have a charm for us
In the day's delight.
Cho.
And, good children, joyously,

Each with heart so gay,
Try to make another life
Happy on this day.
Cho. Ring on, bells, etc.
Parish Choir, No.
995.
cheer.
Christ-mas
ti*
Si3
good
f=f
Chorus.
King
and
:aj^
4=î=^
^^^
ness
Ring
on, bells, etc.
Ji^^PPP tieU0 ate rfngCng^

(
Copyright,
Carol 265
CHHISTMAS.)
1900,
by C. L. HcTCHilia
Joyfully.
W-
Hap
1.
hap
py
W^-t-r-v-f~t
FT
are
bells
t-r
ring
ing,
Lis
ten
to
joy
their
ous
lay,
FPf^r-rr- r-FFFr-r-r-i
^
iE
3=
^.
i
on,
^^V
hap
ye
^^^^
^
py
Telling of a
little
stranger
Coming upon earth
to dwell,
Cradled in a lowly manger;
We
the story
know
so well.
Ring on, ring on,
Parish Choir, No.
bells,
^^^
out
the
joy
your
sto
ry
fe^
tells.
Ring
IK
'^
Cho.
Ring
on,
ring
996.
etc.
-f-^
^^
Telling of a star in heaven,
Leading wise men on the
w ay,
Telling of a Saviour given
We
Cho.
can
all
the story say.
Ring on, ring on,
etc.
2ri|e
Carol 266.
nv0t KotoeL
Traditional.
CHItlSTMAS.)
Vkusk.
that the
^rj-^Jr-; ''~^
An
gel
say,
Was
to
cer
looked up above, to the East where a Star

That beyond them shone out in the Heavens from afar,
And which to the earth did send down a great light,
And so it continued by day and by night.
/Nowel,
etc.
mf And then by
the light of that bright guiding Star,

There came three Wise Men from a country afar;
To seek for a King, it was their intent.
And to follow the Star wherever it went.
/ Nowel,
etc.
mf The Star went before them unto the North West,
And seemed o'er the City of Bethlehem to rest.

And there did remain by night and by day.
Right over the place where Jesus Christ
lay.
/Nowel,
etc.
mf Then entered they all, and those Wise j\[en three

dim Most reverently worshipped with low bended knee
And offered to Christ in His Sacred Presence,

cr Gifts of Gold, and of Myrrh, and of sweet Frankincense.
/ Nowel,
etc.
/ And now
cr
Christians all, with most gladsome accord,

Sing praises, sing praises to Jesus our Lord,
That made both the Heaven, and the Earth out of nought.
And with His Own Blood our Redemption hath wrought.
/Nowel,
Choir, No. 996.
tain
p ooi
'i--a
mf They
cr
etc.
Rejoice
Carol 267.
tixt Cftvi^t i^
(eastek.)
Pastorale. Unison.
viên,
Gemge Edgar
Rejoice! the Lord victorious

Has conquer'd death and hell,
And now He reigns most glorious,
Our God Immanuel.

CnoRua.
Rejoice
rejoice
for ever
He doth our peace restore;

His blessings are unfailing.
His love is evermore.
Chorus.
4.
287
Oliver.
tfte
<!îT
tbe htfave
Words by
On
the
Then,
There
Once
:=i6.^
J.
-i
1.
Arthur H. Brown.
S. Childs Clarke.
Molto moderato. J
2.
âhhutfi,
tfte
(easter.)
Carol 268.
..^
be - fore
they were
eve
while
were ho
a -gain,
Sab
the
re
pos
Ere
bath,
ing
ly
worn
en
sit
ting
its
du
ties
end
ed,
the
the
In
set
Sab
S^
And
be - hold
Theirs must be
ting
bath's
of
sa
ing
what
an
ea
the
cred
was
,r/
g-i4:^f=ff
T=^
pp In
mp
-M^ .^7=~i ^
mm
le
5te t=J:
1^-rNE Whose wants

"With
his
ear
ly
ma
i*
tin
cres.
ray
=^rr^rTti^^m
den,
the
where
sun
WW
nfi
was ly
had gild
ing
ed
Xi
,_,s
In
f?
J"
fc^jgJ-JJU
their
hearts
still
must
love
mf That
new tomb
in
^ >J
k^
^^?qi=
that gar
ere yet
their care
-
=S3=t
rj.
4vl-
r4
m^
-*--^
J-r^^
m^
were aye
For,
done,
ger quest.
^^^^^',^'^>V,r/ff^/i/
^^^5^
rT^=^f^r-^
sun,
rest,
Jo
.J,
lin
seph's gar
^^^ te
^^F3=to=qs^g:a^s
J.
ger,
den,
il^tfdS^
Who
nor
They
had
PariBh Choir, No.
toil
nor
ta'en their
1008-4
cost
anx
did
spare.
ious
way.
-^^rg-
ON THE EVE BEFORE THE SABBATH.

Full.
:g:
Theirs what joy,

With the eye
ares.
and
yet
what
awe
As
of
faith
that
scene.
Now
T5F^ i
f
s^
"
In
By
the
re
glist
-
i-^ll
nrt
the
the
emp
ho
r= 52.
^
an
glo
gels sit
rious vi
ting
sion
i >i
:J
ty
tomb
ly
worn
=^
^fi
n'
^f^'^^''^
'ning
count the
S
^~^^''^'
f44^y
rf
mosso.
UA
-li-J-
Un poco piu
they saw
en
seen
rm n^
M^
-m^^^mm
^-
m i* ,
..<
1
,
p=f
;,
S.p=t=^
fe ^
^
^^^^m.
-T
fT ^
^^'îf-tîf|//f? ira
^ .j^.i.
^ r^=r
"
_/"
ff With
[^
Where
Who
^/,r
that won
great joy
drous
they
sal
the
hail
When
VIC TOR O
ta
tion,
stran
the Ileav'n - ly
ver death, and
hell,
ger
said
and grave,
fore
seek
ye
rose
that
4.
now
Eas
the
liv
ter
morn
ing
ing
In
LORD
con
the
Al
might
fines
of
now
the dead
to
save.
Kfitre ^taats three
M^vM
fig tfte tonxh,
(EASTER.)
Carol 269.
J. B. Litler.
Spirited.
But earlier
His news
still
But one, and one alone, remained.

the angel
of comfort giving
said, "among the
Thus seek ye for the living?"
Alleluia
Alleluia
And "Why," He
And
dead
"Go,
tell
them
all,
and make them
That sometime
Of

Alleluia
Alleluia!
first
The world itself keeps Easter Day,

The lieaven above is beaming
All in high festival array
The merry bells are gleammg.
Alleluia
Alleluia
The Lord hath risen, as all things tell;
Grood Christians, see ye rise as well
Alleluia
Alleluia
1
4.
Mary;
sinner,
Alleluia
Alleluia
the blessed Form to see
Him that hung upon the tree
Alleluia!
Alleluia
!
The
blest
CHRISTMAS WAITS SINGING CAROLS,
stats are ntîninQ
2rt)e
Carol 270.
tirCgl^t antr clrar.
CHRISTMAS
E. Bunnett.
erjuuy.
Cheerfully.
rn J^JS,
ores.
ores.
'&
The
stars are shin
ing bright and clear.The hills are white with
snow
Our Christmas eve has
ai^04=^^=j
2 Not here across the snow was heard

The first sweet Christmas song
But where the crimson lilies bloom,
Judea's hills among
Those hills where David long before
His father's sheep had kept
4 'Twas sung by countless multitudes

Of Angels pure and bright,
And o'er the bare and silent hills
There shone a glorious light
Such heavenly music ne'er was heard
Before by sons of men,
And never more shall song like that
Be heard on earth again.
And
where, o'er Rachel's lonely tomb,
The mourning Jacob wept.

3
And not by
Was that
earthly choristers
first carol
music rung
had gathered there.
That wondrous chant to hear
Save watchful shepherds on the hills,
Its faultless
listening crowds
No human
the tidings which they brought

Of Christ our Saviour's birth,
Their song of " Glory be to God,

Good will and peace on earth;"
In crowded church and quiet homes
We chant that carol still
'Tis heard from city streets and courts,
Not through the temple's shining courts
No
We know
sung
From
soul was near.
vale and lonely
6 For us the gracious Saviour came,

For us He lived and died,
For us was born a little Babe,

For us was crucified
And so the Christmas carol, sung
By
angels long ago.
Is sweeter than all other songs

Which
Christians sing below.
4.
241
hill.
Caxol 271.
ei|ti0tma)$ Stoti?.
STlie
Words by
An - gel throng O'er Ju - dah's hills ap the

Fa-ther's Son, On throne of
the
glo-ry
such hope could give.That man should save his
praise the Lord who thus did come. And in His love hath
IjOng,long a
1.
Frederick A. Kcene.
the Rev. F. C. Fisher.

Briskly.
mf
go,
Of old He was
No com-mon birth
2.
3.
Now
4.
^m
^LB
1-J
it
tal
gsa
ho
In
song
ing, First
chanted their im
ly
t=e
shepherd's hear
ther
And we must sing,

That lov - ing toil
For as
she heard
The Son of God
For Christ our King.Whose
The devil did spoil By

The an - gel's word. The
In heav'n's a
jlT^=i
=iH*=
--^
glo
-m^
to
all,
the
call,
Love makes for
Uii
111
where
5^
He
lies
Who
J_J_A
^^
left
the
^J
skies
To
re
love's
our.
ry.
ply
See
stisiaiii
Org. sustain
'
Last verse only,
f=^^=^
a.i==L=i=û=i=^=î
f^^f=r
f=f
f=&^r=r=^
Hark
U"
ry.
lOur.
iour.
Chords.
and
rail.
'
I
bring
us
life
For us was born, On Christmas morn,Of Bless-ed Vir -gin Ma

But God did send the sin-ner's Friend His Son to be our Sav
her,(p)And full of grace She bow'dher face. To bear such wondrous hon
ry: Yet He for us was humbled thus. And that's the Christmas Sto
ry,
U^t^&i=m=&A:^J=^%Mi
S
6^==
S^^^^f^f
=l=f:
Come,one
Pos
bode,
-a
^F^^-tt^^-u
va
A - dam's ill be - hav
Spir - it came up - on
e-ter-nal
ing
3=E
Pr=f^sf
^t=F
-ed:By Him God spake and

ther: The pur -est maid of
ken A
way to call His
mE^=m
XX
?EEE3
love can nev-er
sess'd
J-lJ'
ta
Si
was done.When earth was first ere - a

God chose to
be His mo
that live
dren home, That none might be for - sak
m^P
chil
m^^.
all
seat
bro
iSte
mor
pear
un
dy
ing.
JJ
w^^^
&\s}ttt
^nQtXUf
t\}tv titistit a^nir tuiv.
Carol 272.
(CHRISTMAS.)
Words by
D.
T.
C. Simper.
Il'jde
Moderato.
luoutraw.
1.
An
Sweet
from
free
and
fair,
gels,
ev
er bright
care, While earth
a^
Why
in
the mid
was heav-ing 8ighs?Why
night skies Sang ye
thro' the dark,
:i
o'er
such strains all
Bethl'hem's hills.Shed
^
^
1
i^
istet
E2
5r
;^d==?LJ
d
Ca
rol-ling, ca
/^ .r
rol-ling,
ti -
j^
in heav'nly rills, While
dings to bring, Sing

>
J.
j:
ing of
shepherds watched by night?
Je-sus, the
î /
Sav-iour and King!
^ kiij
*'
iA
ô
2=r
Ca
rol-ling,
ca
rol-ling,
ti -
dings to bring, Sing
ing of
S^^ê
ÂAUlJj^JlAAJ-
i*l
sons of men, from far
away
We
came good news
On wings
to tell
of love Ave sped to earth
To brighten sin's dark night,

To herald One whose wondrous
birth
Should shed eternal light.

Chorus. Carolling, etc.
3
sus,
the
Sav-iour
and King
-I
i?3^
1/
:f=P=
>-
1/
Tell to each earth-worn weary heart

Where peace and truth are found,
That we may bear au angel's part
The throne of love around.
Chorus. Carolling, etc.
4
sons of men, this blessed morn
For you with joy is fraught.
For Jesus Christ to-day is born.
And hath salvation brought
Lo Eden's gates are open now,
And heaven stoops to kiss
All faithful sons who humbly bow
To Him who brings them bliss.
!
Angels bright, O Heavenly Choir,

Your gladsome news unfold
On golden harps and sweet-strung lyre,
Sing glories yet untold
^'r.
=?=?E
Where heavenly anthems swell,

Where never fades the glorious day.
Je
Chorus.
Carolling, etc.
0^la5 ansel
ToCcefii*
Carol 273.
(CHRISTMAS.)
Moderalo. J
Ê3:
1.
On
dew
In
low
3.
star-light night,
plain
ly
stall
where shep
der,
watch
heed - ing
stand
sto
ry
herds were
i.2
bid
ing
sleep
ring
ing.
Babe was
mu
-sic
Be
their flocks, with
side
How
blest the
I i--.U
un
While dumb,ineekkine
ing!
truth,
the
arch
es
J2t
tm=i=i
f ul
eye,
round
His
of
new-born
a
how sweet thy
^=^=Jz
ten
Hickman.
It.
^==H^
2.
9tfi:
9t
F.
birth
j^
heav
throng, thro'
gel
yn J
da^Ha.
J
^m
==^
rf=
en's
JS
pE^^
vid
keep
wing
ing,
ing,
ing,
The song
While
>.y
May
an
of
night
thro'
the
the
grand
cho
* Ji-U-
gels
rang through
air
glad
rus
re
an
ra
the
ech
star
lit
sky.
gel
voi
ces
sound,
round
the
earth.
.J.
?^^
tmw^^mmmmm
an-
Glad
gel
voi
from thy
ces
;^J_A-i:_i^
S
^F^f^FP
do
.'
Strike thy full cho
main.
W'
-^^
"
'I
Fair
spir
- its,
hov
1/
1/
-peat thy sweet re
rus, re
-^
^1
near each hap - py throng This day
er
as
sem
^Mm^^^MM^m
J-:- J.
-^
^^
?^^
m^^tmw^m
frain
JV^
V-
n,
-J:
bled
>
to
^F^^^f^=^3Ep^
thy Christmas
I
sing thy
Christmas
song,
This day
as
sem
bled to
sing, to sing
song.
rit.
thy Christmas song.
m
fîr^^^
thy Christmas song.
Parish Chotr, No. 10444.
sem
bled
to
sing thy Christmas
song.
mm,
^ât
1^
ttir
unQtin efnginn*
Carol 274.
Oto.
Andante qrazioso. J
List
PiU
13:
hear
the
rr~f
1.
Edward
Oliver.
72.
an
sÎ^Se^
P^gîfi
r
gels
sing
Yon
Ing,
der round
the star
ry
throne,
In
the
r^r=^=r=r
re
glons
i^
^M
im
mor
Christ
tals,
r^=^^^=^-
waits
to
claim
.i^=^^.=i^=^
own.
His
Christ
i-^
m.
^SÊfiEzJEEJEEz-^
A^^-H>--j;:=ÊdEEEJE^feEfej
^^.
T
/r^
-J-
reign
ing,
is
reign
ing,
^-
J'
Sfc
Christ
Ilear
j_ij-
^=^
the
He
is
Lord
triumphant,
is
slo
round
/ .fi^j^-/
Glory, glory swells the strain,
Christ the
the
throne;
He
I:
f=fr- r'=t^=^t
2 Yonder in the choirs of heaven,
Over death
rau
risen again.
Cho.
He
is
Him and be like Him,

what rapture in the thought,
When we wear the crown of glory
shall see
We
risen,
Mighty
He
We
shall praise
our Redeemer,
still
His own
to save,
has given us the vict'ry,
Vict'ry even o'er the grave.

Parish Oiolr. No. 10684.
245
Cho.
Him
as
we
ought.
Cho.
watched their nets.Tillmorn-ing's dawning light.

Him they loved.All glorious from the tomb.
death,Andcon-queredlifea-gain.
bars of
EASTER.)
And
And
And
H.
then up-on
then np-on
still
up-on
the si - lent air

the si-lent air
the si-lentair
Elliot Button.
They heard that voice once

Pang out those tones once
"We hear that voice once
eÊ^lêfefefeÊEfeJ^
Ho, tue tofnter
i&
punt
Carol 276
Words and Music by

Arthur F. M. Custance.
Moderate.
QUARTETT OR SkMI-ChORUS,
Na-ture from her sleep
is
From her
wak-ing,
oy bond-age breaking,
Ver-nal
life
and bean-ty
cre.1.
-i
J-
J.
..L^^
Lo,
the win
Jl
QUARTKTT OR SkM1-ChORU8.
Ciiouue
ing,
U_i
ter
is
past
P^F^
irds their car- oli
sweet are
sing
ing,
lo,
the winter
pa8t.
18
Cbokus.
In our hearts new joy is dawning,

On this happy Easter morning,
life with hope adorning,
Lo the winter is past
Gone are Lenten gloom and sadness.
Bright our path with Easter gladness,
Christ with pow'rs of Death hath striven,

the world new life hath given,
Op'ning wide the gates of Heaven,
Lo the winter is past.
To
Every
Sing we to our Lord most glorious,

Rising over Death victorious,
!
Sfng
sons of
(EASTER.)
all fht
toitti
gloria*
Carol 277
Con
spirito.
I'
Sing with
all
t
glo
1/
\^
en
now
ir>
<
U
the
And,
./i.
:^
what
in
God's
j:
j:
i=g:
is
break
own
like
wak
ness
>y
ing,
Man
shall
Soon
the night
know
u^
iff
=^^.^.
.î.
" Life eternal "

!
Heaven
ter
nal
J.
rejoices
Who once was dead

man, the deathless voices
Child of God, lift up thy head.
Patriarchs from distant ages.
Jesus lives
All that eye has yet perceived

Holiest hearts, for ages pleading,
Never that full joy conceived.
God has promised, Christ prepares it.
There on high our welcome waits
Every humble spirit shares it
Christ has passed the eternal gates.
!
Join,
Saints all longing for their heaven,

Prophets, psalmists, seers, and sagea,
All await the glory given.
" Life eternal "

!
what wonders
Crowd on faith
what joy unknown.
When, amidst earth's closing thunders
Saints shall stand before the throne
to enter that bright portal,
See that glowing firmament,
Know, with Thee,

" Jesus Christ,
'J'f
'm
ing,
rA
^
glory, far exceeding
II
^-^^^-^
'a tempo.
{,
dawn
iîp^^
'
=g=C:
i:=
'
m/l
mf\
1/
nmj
1/
'I?
Sing the res - ur - reo- tion song Death and sorrow.Earth's dark sto-ry.
ry.
nf]
days" be -long. Ev
'former
1^
the sons of
God Immortal,
Thou hast sent
Whom
peace.
glUialtf
atoatu
muUt.
Ql^Xi boicre
Carol 278.
C.
0.
Arnold.
SpiriUd
A
^h-"^
earth
wake a - wake Glad vol

I
and heaven
..
given!
ter - nal - ly
From
cea
hearts of
make, Sing praise to Christ the Lord The

!
men
dored
llv - ing
set
For
songs from
thank-lul
free
gain
And
hearts and
hap
py
tongues
saints
To
Christ our
in
heaven.
S^^PP^^^
new faith
of days the best
Sing praise to God
'Tis Easter morn,
is
born,
The day
Sing out abroad

"With joy and hope possessed
For now the Prince of Peace hath fought
And triumphed o'er the grave,
With holy arm,
And strong right hand,
!
Omnipotent to
save.
No shadows now
our spirits bow,
Our souls are raised on

The Son of Man,
In God's own plan
Has come to earth
high,
to die.
No
doubts or fear could hold

Detained by mortal breath,
For now He lives
And
freely gives
Redemption over death

Word in
-..
Him
here,
manttvn monuvt^Hf Sages
tf^vtt.
(CHRISTMAS OR EI'irHANY.)
Carol 279.
Melody from the Andernach Gesangbuch,

Harmonized by G. It. Woodward.
Words from Latin
text of the
15th Century
EasterD monarchs, Sages three, Come with gifts

Eastern
in
plenty .Worship
Worship Christ on bended
great plenty.
ee
Cum
Vir-gi-ne
1603.
Ma-ri-a.
I
Gold, in honour of the King,
Incense to the Priest they bring,
Myrrh, for time of burying
CuTTi Virgine Maria.
4 His the praise and glory be,

Laud and honour, victorie,
Power supreme! and so sing we
Cum Virgine Maria.
On His might
( it
hath no end
All created things depend,

To His will the world must bend
Cum Virgine Maria.
On the feast-day of His birth,

Set on thrones above the earth,
Angels chant in holy mirth
Cum Virgine Maria.
6 Thus, to bless the One in Three,

Let this present company
Raise the voice of melody
Cum Virgine Maria.
tras>,
Carol 280.
Words by
J.
M.
a Hai? of gloria.
(
CHRISTMAS.)
m
^
5 '^
De-cem-ber morn: Lift
this
1.
^"^
^1
To
sun-rise,
Old French Carol.

Har. by Charles Wood.
NecUe.
up
your gates.ye Prin - ces,

^ -/* V* --
And let
-^ S'
^
1/
^
the Child be
^
^
J^
And
mortals raise the horn.
up your
And
let
ye Princes,
the Child be born.
gates,
The " House of Bread " His birth-place,

The Prince of wine and corn
Lift up your gates, ye Princes,
And let the Child be born.
4 Then bar the gates, that henceforth

None thus may passage win.
Because the Prince of Israel
Alone hath entered in
:
3 He comes. His throne the manger
He
^^M
:4:p=
2 With Gloria in excelsis

Archangels tell their mirth
With Kyrie eVeyson
Men answer upon earth
And angels swell the triumph,
Lift
bom
comes, His shrine the
stall
The ox and ass His courtiers.

Who made and governs all
The
earth, the sky, the ocean
His glorious way adorn

Lift up your gates, ye Princes,
Ajid let the Child be born.
:
WLif^ out ônsn
toe greet 8rtiee.
(CHKISTMAS.)
Carol 281.
H. Ernest Xichol.
Allegretto.
ly Child;
ly Child;
ly Child;
From Thy love - ly dwelling place, Bring us life, and trnth.and grace.
Thou hast come our hearts to win,
That Thy love may dwell within,
the gifts we bring to Thee, More than gold and in -cense be
May
j._j.
j^^^^NM
^'U^M'-fr^pC^r
Show
to us
the Father's face,
Sav - ing us from all our sin,

Hearts made pure and lives made free.
Ho
Ho
Ho
ly
ly
ly
Ho
Ho
Ho
Child,
Child,
Child,
lyChild,Ho-ly Child.
ly Child, Ho-lv Child.
ly Child, Ho-ly Child.
S-=?E5Ep^
eotne, all tximn%^ anir
i^S^
1.
Come,
all
IfeeeiJ
tê iFeast*
(CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 282.
:^v=t
-t=3t
3^
friends,andkeeptheFeast,Fromthehigh-est to
J-
f^TTn-rfrn
H. Fleetwood Sheppard.
^
m
the least ;Toung and old, and rich and poor,
k^HM^
mm^^^^m
^^^^^m^^^^^
mt-
O-
pen stands the Church's door; One and
all,
8.
slower. ,^
with joy and mirth. Join to keep the Saviour's Birth.
little
little
slower.
COME, ALL FRIENDS, AND KEEP THE FEAST.

,
.-g;
Tempo.
ii=^=#j3
No
No
el.
- el,
good news we
tell
Repeat Chorus.
Christ
And
the organ's mighty strain

Rattles every window-pane,
While the roof and rafters ring
With the people's carolling.
Noel, Noel, etc.
Cho.
Carol 283.
stori?.
Sixteenth Century Melody.
Har by
T
Chris-tus
sto
Wp^g^gES^
0m
^
d
ae
^
Vir
No-well,
good news
h f^^^ ^gj^îM
/
stran
.'.
Eer
ger
J.
J.
va!
ya!
Em man
-
-JiL-J-
2 Came angels down, a number.

On the midniglit of His birth
" Ye shepherds, wake from slumber
Peace, good will on earth,
And bliss on high, " the angels cry,
" To you is born and given,
el
Lies
maid Marie,
Th' Almighty Lord of heaven."
!
of
3 Then rode three kings together,

Over desert, hill, and dale
Nought caring
Sleet,
for the weather,
and snow, and
hail.
the King of
tell,
glo
God comes on earth
ry,
^
era
died in
man
111
A.
^m^^^m
'AA
They came from far, led by a star,

With beams that never vary
Eya
is
^f^T
H. Lunn.
Jl_
f=^ ^
No - well.
gi
J.
^m
^
^^J=^
ho-di-e: Born
na-tus
/ ^-^
j
to
G. R. Woodward.
Rex
xex
ms
CHRISTMAS.)
eome, Ksten
Come.list-en to
altar's shrine
Christmas tapers gleam and shine

High on arch and chancel screen
Hang the Christmas garlands green
1.
el
Earth may smile with sunshine bright,

Wintry snow lie cold and white
Lowering clouds may pour their rain,
Bleak winds howl across the plain
Cloud or sunshine, calm or storm,
Christmas joy all hearts must warm.
Cho.
Noel, Noel, etc.
Words by
No
el,
3 On the holy
No -
- el,
Christmas banners as they wave

Bear the chorus down the nave
Noel, Noel, etc.
Cho.
Hark the merry Christmas chime

Welcomes in the blessed time
No
torn.
is,
Eya
To
4
Away
they are
see the Babe of Mary.
full fain
then banish sorrow;
Nato Regi psallite
Sith Christ is born this

Benedicite.
With Angels eke
morrow
and" shepherds
And with yon Eastern

Eya ! let us go seek
The new-born King
Sages,
of ages.
meek,
jQ;
TivQin tun tome.
Carol 284.
Words by
(CHKISTMAS.)
\hEk
mp\
1.
^^^^s^mm
G. H. Gregory.
S. C. Clarke.
J =144
3:
Vir-gin did come
from low -li-
est
home, Andshel-ter she fain
eî^p^
Brt
full
was the
-S-^T-s
For
a raan-ger would find
^^
I
^^P^*îS^^^
^^
i EE n'-r^
-I
in
inn,
TfS'
^Tr-
and no room was with -
^rP
fi
Save where to the stalls the mute ox - en they
in
r:^
13F^F
2 That Babe was a King, mystic gifts, lo, they bring,
Sure tokens they were of some great One to be
To Bethlehem led, Eastern sages have sped
From afar "The Desire of all Nations" to see.
Ref. O how wondrous, etc.
3 Accomplished their hope, their treasures they ope

Gold, frankincense, myrrh, to that Infant they brought,
Gifts costly and rare, full of meaning they were.
Though not yet unveiled were the great truths they taught,
how wondrous, etc.
Eef.
No
tokens of state round that Eoyal Babe wait.

Seeming least, and yet greatest of monarchs was
But in reverence low, princely Magi did bow,
As though they divined all His true dignity.
E.EF.
how wondrous, etc.
He
on
eijClTrtfn Ijttt
Carol 285.
tartij toljo XHntlU
(CHRISTMAS.)
Words by H. Enight.
Copyright,
1903,
by
C. L.
Henry Knight.
Hutchius.
^^^
who dwell,
1.
Chil-dren
here on earth
2.
Shepherds
o'er their flocks
pj
.^
rj-/
by
Lis -ten
night, Faith- ful
j.
to
the sto
ry,
watch were keep-ing,
How the Lord, who loves you well,

When from heaVn a wondrous light
CHILDREN HERE ON EARTH WHO DWELL.
r
His throne of glo
Left
Shone while earth was

vas sleep
ing
4 Those sweet songs the Angels sang,
3 " Unto you is born this day,

Full of tender pity
Christ, your King, oh, haste away
Unto David's city
There, within a lowly shed
Your dear Lord doth lay His head.'
Faith still hears them singing.

Once with joy heav'n's arches rang,
Now our bells are ringing

Joyful tones shall pierce the sky,
Praising Him who dwells on high.
mtiQf
Carol 286.
Words by Colin
^
r
In - fant poor, Souls to save for ev - er-more.
glad - ly then,"Peace, good-will henceforth to men."
Com - ing down an

An - gels sang right
ry,
))a|]|is
li(Ufii<
(CHRISTMAS.)
Sterne.
H. Ernest Nichol.
Boldly.
Ring, hap
of
py
Christ
-mas
Ih
-r-T-f p-^
Ring, hap
Ring, hap - py
-
out
with
py
of
bells
^
Ring, hap
py
your mer - ry
r ^Ff^
Ring out with
joy
1.
2.
3.
4.
5-
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
ing
ing
ing
ing
ine
ing
ing
ing
ing
ing
ti
light
dings
herds
of
Je - sus
king - dom
-d-
of
Him who came
of
prais - es
in
of
wise men from
of hearts where He
of
bro - ken spear
time,
Ring out with

I
;J=J:
P^P^
of
Christ
mas
rail.
7H.
time,
^ Fine,
ip^F^pL^^^LfÔ
your merry chime,
hap
py Christ -mas
bells!
chime,
of
His
birth
in
the night
guid -ing star.
a of
our
born
a.
earth
height
far
reign.
sword,
I
Parlab Choir, No. 1095
Christ-mas
time
Christ -Bias
bells
cliime,
joy
your mer - ry
shep
/-^
of
bells
i-J^
i
Ring
i=3^
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
ing
ing
ing
ing
ing
the
joy
voi
of
of
ful
sto
ces
blend
low
-
way
of
er
ly
man
our
sad
rors
right
ry.
ing.
ger.
ness.
ed.
To
lead
And
peace
'I"o
greet
And
And
^
turn
all
us
on
the
our
the
home
to
earth
un
Ho
ly
glo
end
grief
to
Stran
glad
world
ni
ry.
ing.
ger.
j.
ei^tfstfan tfîinvtxi, toate

Carol 287.
Copyright,
\{%Un.
ainlr
CHKISTMAS.)
by
1903,
C. L. Hutchlns.
^^^^m
Joyfully.
1.
Chris-tian chil-dren, wake
and
list - en,
Songs are breaking
^
heav - en
glis-
ten.Hear the news of
Je
sus' birth
..
go,
lone-ly
to
meadows An- gels
m4^^-k4^^4^
mes - sage down
Still
each year, thro' mid-night sha
L^
îLJ_^
^^^
f=f ?^
J
-J-
j_^
t=|:
What
r
is
Jj
:
rr;
in
er
'ry
i i
J.
I
heard
t=t:
bro't the
town.
t-^
3 Christ has left His throne of glory,

And a lowly cradle found
Well might angels tell the story,
Well may we their words resound.
Christian children, wake and listen,
Songs are ringing through the earth,
While the stars in heaven glisten,
Hail with joy your Saviour's birth
is this that they are telling.

Singing in the quiet street,
While their voices high are swelling,
What sweet words do they repeat ?
Words to bring us greater gladness.
Though our hearts from cares are free.
Words to chase away our sadness,
Cheerless though our hearts may be.
ioete tuaiUtid*
^riie tufntiis
Carol 288.
\^
dows, It
uJ
-&
1^
Long a
earth While the stars in
the
o'er
(CHRISTMAS.)
Words by Baring-Gould.
^^^^^^^m
1.
The winds were wail-ing
o'er
the wold,
The
frost-ed earth
lay
white,
The
slEEt
stars
were spark-ling
^^
i
^s^
mw'Tf^ ^^^^^
keen and cold All
in
*!
8.
the win
try
1
night:
^\>
When
lo!
û
the
heavens blazed as gold,
And
THE WINDS WERE WAILING.
all
was ra - diant
light.
No -
el
No-el
the Babe
2 The shepherds crouching o'er the fire

On pipes of straw did play
When lo broke forth the angel-choir,
And night was turned to day.
Let earth admire
The heavens rejoice
For Satan's cruel reign is done,

Begun the reign of Grace.
Noel Noel the Babe is born
In Bethlehem to-day.
!
The
3 For unto us a Child
come,
is
A King of David's race,

With peace to every hearth and home,
And men
^tat
Dolce. J
1.
Star
of iêtHlefiemt sioeetl;^ HtîninQ.

(christmas)
Simper.
Let thy
peace-fal
light
Lead
us
where the
=rTWpF=e^g^
ly
On
ing,
this Christmas night.
II'
Hail, sweet Je-sns
mm
susi
ev
er blest.
:=?:
and wrong.
Hail, sweet Jesus ever blest,

Born to give the weary rest.
!
Pearl
of
Parish Choir, No.
sweet-ness
4 Grant, dear Lord, that by Thy meekness.

And humility,
We, despite our human weakness,
May grow like to Thee.
Hail, sweet Jesus ever blest.
Dwell with us, an honoured Guest.
1095 8.
er blest, Pearl oi
sweetness
un
ex-press'd.
3 In the arms of Mary, Mother,

Thou art lowly laid,
God Incarnate, by Thee only
Could man's debt be paid.
Hail, sweet Jesus ever blest,
Cradled on Thy Mother's breast.
Savioui, earth is cold and dreary.

And the Angels' song
Finds no echo 'mid the tumult
strife
ev
^^ ^
1^^
i.
'l'l'^'^m'i'i'ii'
ex-press'd Hail, sweet Je
Of her
1^
c^fi:^tF=g-Mrry
i
is
Woods.
Beth-le -hem, sweetly- shining,
of
pt^:
Christ
S.
62.
call,
in every place
Carol 289.
Words hy A.
4 Unite, ye Christian people all,

In hymns of holy mirth
Bring voice of praise, and suppliant
Emmanuel on earth
Behold the manger, prostrate fall.
And hail the heavenly Birth.
Noel Noel the Babe is born
tidings they did say.

Noel the Babe is born
Noel
born In Beth- lehem this day
ia
lEôlS
tDa(!9
Carol 290.
no fait
tijat ni0t)t
(CHRISTMAS.)
Words by A. Campbell
1.
Ho
2.
To
f-
Alfred Hollins.
fair. When
to
ly was that night so
the hum-ble sheplierds there, Kneel -ing
loud and clear, "Glo - ry

Sav-iour's birth,And His
in the
free re
sacred birth
Joy and peace to man didst bring,
Touch our hearts that we may sing
Praise to Thee unending.
After the last verse if desired
An - gels
Is
chant
ed
revealed the
high -est."Hush'd the night,and calm the air.

As the se-raph
tion. As they mar -vel, rapt in pray'r, Now the an - gels
Did those simple men receive

Such good news from Heaven
who by Thy
demp -
3 With what rapture, pure and rare,

On that first glad Christmas eve,
Lord,
shep-herds near,
the qui - et
earth,
St -'ning
Fill our souls
May we
all
Hear us
as
with love divine,
Thy children be
we sing to Thee,
" Grlory in the highest."

life on earth is o'er.
Saviour, take us for Thine own
May we sing before Thy throne,
Praise and high thanksgiving.
And when
llâlUlufa))
raise
tlje
isong.
Arthur H. Brown.
Carol 291.
#/
3 Hallelujah dry the tear,

" Jesus Christ is risen ''
Sound o'er every silent bier,
" Jesus Christ is risen "
Thrice blessed pledge, ye mourners keep,
Who for your loved and lost ones weep
Because He lives, they only sleep.
Hallelujah
2 Hallelujah let the cry,

Wake each harp-string of the sky,
sealed stone is rolled away

Death and the grave have lost their prey.
For Jesus Christ is risen to-day.
The
Hallelujah
4 Hallelujah let the sound,

Circulate the world around,
Soon may the Earth's great Easter be.
When her now bondaged children free.
Exultant, Lord, shall reign with Thee.
Hallelujah
!
257
Z^t
UttpH ISaster ma^*
ioov\X> itstlt
(EASTER.)
From "Piae Cantionet"
Carol 292.
Har. by G.
world
it
-self
î
keeps Eas-ter Day,
And
*^
Eas-ter larks are
sing
li.
Woodward.
And
ing;
J:
i^
i^ p^ w=^
^3r-r ^=^
ffl=teÊÊy^
isrrrf^- ft
^1^-^-
are blooming gay,
And
Eas-ter buds are spring-ing. Al
le
la
- ia,
Al
i&fe^^d^^^^^P^
:^
Lord
of
all
things lives a-new, And all His works are
">
I
On
Easter morning early,

day had scarcely chased the gloom,
And dew was white and pearly;
When

They came the Prince of Life to find,
Cum pia servitute.

3 But earlier still the Angel sped
And "why," he said, "among the dead
"Thus seek ye for the living?"
tell
them
all
first,
Mandatum
But
17
In
and one alone remained,

love that could not vary;
one,
With
And
That sometime
And
Mary:
Easter flowers are blooming gay,
Alleluia! Alleluia!
The Lord hath risen, as all things tell.
Good Christians, see ye rise as well.
Divina de
hoc secute.
sinner,
The holy Eont surrounding
and make them blest,

and then the rest,"
mvtf
Carol 293.
Pro homiiium salute.

The Church is keeping Easter Day,
And Easter hymns are sounding,
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Go
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Of Him who hung upon the tree
Alleluia! Alleluia!
" Tell Peter
le - lu
2 There stood three Maries by the tomb,
"
ris - ing too,
virtute.
antr tilofiiisom*
A. A. Wild.
feS-^^^tefefeEÊJ^îa^^g^SJEE^^^^
1.
2.
3.
4.
Bird and blos-som, leaf and tree, Chime and choir, in glad-some key, E - cho near and far a -way,
Born a babe, on Calv'ry slain. Ended now the sad re -f rain; Henceforth sing the car-ol gay,
lives of love; Lives me -lo-dious that shall say,
Ris'n from death to life a - bove, Rise, then.weto
tri-umph-ant lay.
Helping hand and lov-ing heart, Smil-ing face with gen-tle art. Hymning one
BIBD AND BLOSSOM.
Christ
is
'Je-sas Christ
*Je-sus Christ
'Je-sus Christ
is
risen
is
risen
is
risen
BUS
to-day!"E - cho near and far a-way,"Jeto-day! " Henceforth rings the car - ol gay," Jeto-day!" Lives me- lo-dlous that shall say," Jeto-day! "Hymning our tri-umph -ant lay, "Je-
risen
^^^^
sus Christ
sus Christ
sus Christ
sus Christ
is
risen to-day
is
risen to-day!'
I'
!"
is
risen to-day
is
risen to-day!"
&
fe^
T'
##^^f^3^sMiîfefetep
Pgta
IB^&ttv tiointvu ate tiloomfns
titf0tit
Carol 294
Moderato
Solo.
1.
Eas
ter
cres.
flowers are
bloom
ing
bright,
rtia
iE
Eas
in might, Glo
ry
in
pour ra-diant light, Christ our Lord
P^
F=I=F-F-
high
the
-est.
Glo
ry in
the
high
Glo
-r-T
A'
E&t^
f^
is
Chorus. Harmony.
--ûj-.
ter skies
v^
Unison Chorus.
ris'n
ry in
the
jL jL
A.
^Ê^^f^Êi^^m^
^^^^PPP^^îp#
^
high
; ;
Je
sus Christ
is
ris'n
Glo
ry
in
the
high
J.
:Ê
Angels carolled this sweet lay,
When in manger rude He lay
Now once more cast grief away
;
;^
te^
He, then born to grief and pain,

to glory born again,
Now
Calleth forth our gladdest strain,
As He riseth, rise we too,

Tune we heart and voice anew,
Offer homage glad and true,
ttjotns toai? oC sottoto.
3B|? tiie
Carol 295.
Geo.
Andante
a=c
tEr
=S=J+=F
^m=^
By
!^^^
g
1.
Edgar
Oliver.
tranquillo.
E^
m
^
=l:
way
the thorn -y
?ff
sor
of
row,Count-ing earth
ly gain
but loss.Gains the Church her glad
to-
Fi^
r^\
mor-row. In
length
re
her great re
J.
demp
tion
by the Cross.
Len
ward,
And her
-^
--J
I^^L-LAlA
eyes
-^
are
now up
at
r
- lift -
ed,
To the
11- 1
=F=^
way have drift - ed, Comes
ten clouds a
^=:p
glo
ry
of
her Lord.
-'
^^ ÊE
^î^^^^S^*^Ste
pfe^f%tfj=^^fqg^FSFg^^Sia
Fffff-j-f4
Alleluia
Lord
King Eternal
the strife is o'er
the powers infernal
the heaven's door;
has risen
of life
Thou hast quelled

Throwing wide
He
And His own,
Alleluia
in
Him
Broken are the bars
Won
tlie
shall rise;
of prison
rest of Paradise.
Parish Choir. No. 11064.
In His manhood, Christ victorious

"Won for man o'er death the strife
And His Godhead ever glorious
Grants the gift of endless life
the King immortal!
Hail! all hail
Who shall with His Church abide
Till we pass through death's dark portal
!
To
the eternal Eastertide.
i&tx
O'er
and
hill
dell
p
re
Christ
With
joice,
The
^^
Cftiii^tmad
ftill aiTtf Trell tfte
mas
bell
Is
ring
ing
fiell.
far
and
?^
cheer
fnl
And
voice,
peace
on
earth
J- J-j^-
rtrr
f^=
^-dF
Christ
will
:
r
ii
and
This
From
love.
hap
^-
bom
is
^'N
'-1
^^^
r
mom, Hark! Hark!
py
An
i=tt^^
=r^
S"
bove.
^^^^fP
c
the
^^
Heav':
:t^;=it
r^
tr-
?s$
kind
they
With holy
Within a lowly shed.

There bend the knee.
For this is He,
Of David's
Who
From
royal lino.
reigns alone
manger-throne.
In Majesty Divine.
Parish Choir. No. 1142
6.
Our song
;
bring.
"f^^
Nowel! Nowel!
mirth,
To greet His birth.

Draw nigh that Infant's bed
Be not afraid,
For He is laid
Go'od-
^Pl
man
To
smg;
gels
To
How
shall tell
people yet unborn.
King
Did gladness bring
Upon this happy morn.
The gloom departs
Christ the
From
faithful hearts,
For
Come
lo
the Lord
one and
Before
Him
is
here.
all.
fall.
That Blessed Babe
revere.
ftvi^tma^
mfli-ttitrff.
Carol 297.
Copyright, 1904, by C. L. HuTcmss.
rail.
îi 1 :i4
'
In
the
ear
morn
ly
ear
ing,
Ere the dawn was
ly.
i^^
E^ÛU^l^ d
ev
en
Glo
nigh,
ff
In
^^
the
eel
sis
De
like
stare
were
lus
trous,
"T^
Wlien
f^^^^See^J
r
Sang
the
J-
an
^-
gels
the
tar
shepherds, Sang
was
g
on high.
^
'
on
the
It
-I
S
the
rT^r^
chor
<L
s^ -frr-
"T
God
lJ
to
dew
the
:t=tt
a tempo.
4
ry
-r
g
iS
^^s
crown
Glo
o,
T-T
r==r=P
n/\
When
ex
p=t
I.
ters
of
" Christ, the
When
Son of God, is born."

the dew was white and pearly,
Flashed a light across the sky.

"
Glory be to God on high."
Glory in the heavens eternal,
Upon
earth be glory, too,
For the day of grace
And
a King
is
God.
A-
3=it
s.
To the humble Bethlehem shepherds,

On the first glad Christmas morn,
Sang the choir of God angelic,
sod,
liath broken.
born to you.

" Glory be to God on high "
Rang the sound of angels harping
Through the stilly list'oing sky.
m^
t0ton at ISetftleftem.
little
(CHBISTMAS.)
Carol 298.
Molto legato
-N
Copyright, 1904, by C. L. HiJTOHnre.
rr~g LJ^
cres^
mf=T
dark
thy
j=i
=h=i^
in
(s
shi
streets
neth
A. F. M. Custance.
^^-^
Ê^
T-r
The
1/
ing
^^
^^ i.d=A
ritnrd.
K:T
nf For Christ
And
is
all
morning
stars,
keep
The
love.
No
together
Proclaim the holy birth
ear
But
And praises sing to God the King,

And peace to men on earth.
mf O
blessings of His heaven.
may hear His coming,

in this
world of
Where meek souls

The dear Christ
holy Child of Bethlehem
Descend
to us,
Cast out our
Be born
/ We
sin,
we pray
sin.
will receive
enters
Him
in.
and enter
in.
in us to-day.
hear the Christmas angeb
The
great glad tidings
tell
come to us, abide with

Our Lord Emmanuel
us,
Ûhop
silently.
The wondrous gift is given

So God imparts to human hearts
above,
sleep, the angels
Their watch of wondering
mp How silently, how
born of Mary,
gathered
While mortals
Phillipt Brookt, 1880.
still,
men ham (BQ^pV^
88iiie
lOM^y
Copyright.
Hoyt.
c. L.
r>
George Edgar
Christ
-
oft'
low
ye
to
mor
rings
free
\^^^^r
Star ? Shep
given." Ye
that
-
tals
^ ^ J-
High,.
to
List
List
with
Peace
on
skies,
train.
Then
given.
- ly
herds
peo pe(
who
pie
ing
ris
the
the
the
shep
down
Lay
watch your
youi
all,
both
with
your he
flocks
great
that
111
sing,
J
^
J
jL
earth,
Oliver.
down from heaven,
fol
Hctch^s.
^j^
Marziale.
ancitnt lanU,
(Christmas.)
Carol 299.
Words by Afay P.
J
4
by
and
1
an
gel
now
God
star
N
^
voi
gel
an
through
that
wise
to
the
the
far.
Hear
Of
men," All
good
der
Come, join
" 61o - ry
notes
herds
Un
night
small,
host,
bright
Him
ces
ic
brought nigh.
iH0riTiiT3: i^ fireafeiirg.
(Christmas.)
Carol 300-
^m
ii
MS.as
4Â
rTTTTT^
&-
1.
Mom
ing
2.
Lift
3.
Vis
ing
ions
Copyright, 1904, by C. L. Hctchwb.
is
our
of
break -ing
voi
glo
ces
ry
and
and
plain. The
praise. To
No more on
our
sight Will
wak - ing From slum -ber

a
Re- deem -er
An an - them we
the dark - ness With hea - ven - ly
a
earth is
Christour
burst on
j_j_j,XJ_Jii
@as#
rttirrTfifTTg^g^
gf^Wel-come, swee
An - gels no
ysrg^
f=fT=f
O'er moun-tain
wor-ship
In
>^
e)
f^^
fi
:=y^^zza=^
-S"=^V?-5<,5.
I
wel-come.
Melody.
We
give
to
With hoi
ly
and
To tell the glad

the
Our Sun is
Wel-come the
vy,
And
tid-ings Of
Sav-iour,
The
lau
joy
light
rel
at
is
rail.
6.
light.
ei
-J-
-r-r-t
raise,
:F=Pf
Melody.
gain,
Car0ll
Clival j0gfuUi)I
Carol 301.
Words by A my
S.
Woods
(Christmas.)
Moderate J =: 54.
C. Simper
mp;f^.î{;i :^_ T t^^rr

\
Car
I.
car
ol,
joy-ful-ly!
ol
Christ the Lord
With yoursweet-est
born!
is
min
strel -sy,
/-j-AJ
^
V^t^
t~T
'
HisBirth-day
Roy
morn.
al
lu
fant
fair
and sweet,
Ti
^M-|4=#
^fcPEEP^
nyhands and dim -pled
J-
Chorus, after each
44L
the King of pow'r con-fest,
on
Lies
maid
imMid ^
ol
Car
uar
!!
1^
^?
Carol
J.
ol
01
joy
J"
carol joyfully
ful
lui
6.
An
bweet- est songs ot

I
jN
sky.
stand,
ol
Car
SE^
5=t=|:
gelthrongs.hweet -est praise oni
Now
carol joyfully
Winter's gloom
While the kings from Eastern land

Bring their off'rings manifold,
Myrrh and frankincense and gold.
Chorus.
Carol Carol etc.
Carol
Him
11
Herald-angels sing,
Patient oxen round
5?^
verse.
r^f^^-f^^-^fl
ly
J^
Through the starry midnight

Of the new-born King.
Car
breast.
ther's
î
i^r^:'/;
mo
en
:tc=t:
=FSF
'Tis
feet:
1/
-0-
-0-
past,
is
our Sun right royally
Sheds His rays at
last
Shines with holy peace and love.

Shines with light from hcav'n above,
Bringing from the Father's Throne

Power to claim and keep His own.
Chobus.
Carol
Carol
etc.
vinq Be
iielW.
Charles Darnton.
^m
iJ=i=ltfctefed^=:E^^g4tH^=rf^
4=*=
T-t
Christ-mas
bells,
Ring
out this hap
py morn
HM
-J-^
Sd:
While
a Child
is
mu
sic
tells,
To
lo
Son
a bon
us
U3
given,
is
IS
i.î
We
Chîs^mas
lay,
i.,
J-
And
join
i i-
Choeus, q/?er eacA
the hosts
J
I
of
iii
earth
We
^L-fc^_j
heaven
:t=*=
chant the
ho
^
glo
be
ry
ly
'
rcrse.
r'
Harmony.
Unison.
a Child
=1?^
^ rrr
J.
r
ns
rTT^-rr
to-day,
To
"
rff
born
^S^-r
:S=t
^^
r-
us
^^
*t
and wide your
far
:i=t
-?-^
To
H.:
to
God
.r
on high
And
peace to
men on
join
the cho
rus
skv
the
for He has come

ring, ye bells
To give the nations peace,
To bring His wand'ring children home,
!
The
prisoners to release.
He comes to give the weary rest,

To bind the broken heart.
To soothe upon His gentle breast,
And heal the mourner's smart.
Choeus All glory, etc.
:
6.
hail
uu
To
the
Sav-iour's birth.
1 A
Then ring, ye bells, sweet Christmas

Ring out this happy mom
bells,
While
far
and wide your music
The Saviour-King
And He
is
tells
born.
reign from shore to shore,
sliall
To earth's remotest bound

All nations shall His
And His high

Chorus
:
Name
adore.
praises sound.
AJl glory,
etc.
^n
Carol 303,
jâCl ti|e
0latisome lE^nttv tnotn.

IInry
Con spirUo.
Edward
Earle.
PR%^=^f^P
All hail
glad
the
some Eas
ter
morn,
in
the
For which the spring-tide's flowTs were born
^
bells
in
stee
pies
high,
Ring
dawn
1/
lA
^ 1
Earth
y
the Spring- tide
I''
Eas -ter morn, Be-neath
of
^
J.
J.
-k
Ring
in
the
dawn
of
Eas
J
ter
morn,
Be - neath
^
the Spring
hi
tide
-^
2 Bloom, lilies, on your slender stems.

To crown the day like diadems,
And lifting up your petals white,
Make Easter altars glad and bright
While ring
so clear,
sky.
l^^l
^^
^:^
From far and near.

The bells in steeples high,
And
glad hearts raise
Their song of praise

Beneath the spring-time's sky.
EASTEK.)
Carol 304
Lively.
lvcol.Mp-pyn;orn-i"ng!"
age
to
Hell
age shall say
to
day
van
is
quished.
W^^^^^
Tyf~^riL^CnXtiXS^^
il#iPP##W
age
to
age
H,U to-d.y
shall say;
Wel-come, hap
V.O
,uisld,HeaVnis
pymorn
Kmg
Bloom
in
sky and fieW^^jf

Brightness of the mornmg,
^J^^;^
4 Thou, of
life
undergo
the author, death didst
Satan's cham,
prisoned, bonnd with
6 Loose the souls long
-"!,T^:;t^:i^sS.=r;ô?toW
ingl"
wn to.dl
l^^^^^m^
her for spring,
9 -Parth her iov confesses, clothing
with her returning
111 fresh gifts returned
every bough,
on
Ivery meadow, leaves
muiniu ninQ
I
ttje
ttCuwiiti^
Carol 305.
Arthur H. Broum.
Words by Mabel Dawson.

With
sjnrit.
^P^^^#SpP^^^
3^
Al
cres.
le
lu
ia!
sing
-^
mis=mm^^^
:EEEE
the
^W^fPN*?^^^ ^^
I
the
Vic
tor
in
strife, Who.thro'
the
Death,Him
Res
ur
liand, Nev-er
rec - tion
more
.J.
shall
Death's
fell
4.
self
hath brought us
To
the
Of the Res - ur
tals
Alleluia
rec
Christ
is risen
gloriously
Christ may man triumphant,
Joyful gain the victory.
Alleluia Saviour, keep us
By Thy heavenly grace, we pray,
!
He hath triumphed
Now, through
!
That we keep with Thee in Heaven

Everlasting Easter Day.
power did Christ destroy.
the keys of Death are holden

By the Victor glorified
Christ the Gates of Heaven hath opened
Unto all believers wide.
Day and night the great procession
Of the ransomed enters in
Jesus lives because He liveth,
Life eternal man may win.
!
Parish Choir, No. H60
the per
'
2 Alleluia lo, the darkness

Breaks in everlasting dawn,
Fled for ever in the radiance
Of the Resurrection Morn.
Now is past the night of weeping,
With the morning cometh joy
By His glorious Resurrection
3 Lo
cl
umph Of
tri -
Alleluia Lord, we hail Thee,

Join the chorus of the skies,
!
And
with Angels and Archangels

Bid the Hymn of Praise arise.
Alleluia praise and glory.
Laud, thanksgiving, honour, might,
Worship, blessing, adoration.
!
To
the "Victor Infinite.
îjime out, e tieUs of
tieauti^.
Carol 306.
LMsoN.
r-
r-
tid
Geo.
AllegreUo
raer
ings, 'Tis
Eas
ry
mer
mu
ry
sic
Till
ev
i<^J
'ry
your sweet
ring
King,
tide
!.
ring,
Oliver.
ter
zi=^
iig
^^
Edgar
The Lord, the
chime pro-claim
ris
en
King.
=^
ma
est
-" J^^r~r_
,
I
3 Chime out ye bells of mercy,

Christ lives, the Crucified,
He lives our dear Kedeemer,
Cho,
Proclaim it far and wide. Cho.
4 Chime out, ye bells of beauty.
And ring with pow'r to-day,
2 Chime out, ye bells of glory,
With
love in ev'ry tone,

your joyful pealing
Ascend to yonder throne.
And
let
The
tidings of salvation,
Till all the call obey.
^ntt again
tnftfi
Cho.
loi^ful tio(te&.
Carol 307.
Geo.
fe^ ^^^s^
r^r
'
L/
b
Once a-gain with joy - f ul voi
I
r 3^
we
ces,
Gath
4^^-^'-TJWî-^J
914
^"nrrr^
1
91
k'
'
iW
I
Pr
I
to praise
'
1/
r
U
and pray Once a-gain each heart re
I
t=6=l: 1^
2 Once again
jol - ces,
A^^
b^'
f=^^rr^^rj^^=^^
^ î i^
r
âJ^^-Mq
f*
I
r-
1
I
jah,Hal
Sing
le - lu - jab.
-^
II
a -loud
joy-ons
lay.
I
'
'
'-
^^^
3 Once again with exultation.

Bow we low before the Throne
Praise the Holy Spirit too.
Praise the God of our salvation.
Who, in doubt and hesitation,
Once declared " the great unkno^vn."
Points us to tlie right and true.
Hallelujah, Hallelujah,
He is God, and God alone.
Everlasting praise is due.
4 Hallelujah to the Father,
Hallelujah to the Son,
Hallelujah to the Spirit,
Hallelujah, Three in One.
Parish Choir, No. U60 4.
Christ is risen, and Heaven is won.
in adoration.
44^4M=î^=U^
ggg
:p=P
:=
1-
Oliver.
^r
3t=i:
f
Onthishap-py Eas -ter Day. Hal- la- lu
1/
er
Edgar
Upon
j$noUi=claZr eattli.
t))e
(CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 308.
Arthur Sullivan
^î^
R^^^FB
i-.
Up
1.
on
'Twas
2.
gg
snow
in
the
the
days
when
W-
stars
Men own'd
and wide
far
TT~r
The
earth without
clad
ft
are
the
li!
rjj-r-'
shin
Cae
ing
bright,
As
sar's
sway,
That
t^^=ft3
Heav'n had hung out all her lamps To hail our fes - tal night For on thisnight,longyear8 a -go. The
his de - cree went forth,that all
A cer-tain tax should pay. Then from their home in Naz'reth's vale, O ;
m ^^m^
J
- ed Babe was born,

be- dient to the same,
stable
Ji^j
j-
rrr-f-f-
Bless
The saints
With Ma-
of
old
ry,
his
were wont to
es - pous - ed
all
the shelter Bethlehem gave,
The welcome that they found

Yet blessed among women was
t=:
That holy mother-maid,

"Who on that night her First-born Son
There in the manger laid.
keep Their
wife.
The King
of kings,
E'en from
Plis
rr=p
The
vi
saint
gils
nn
ly
Jo
til morn,
seph came.
In swaddling bands she wrapped Him round,

And smoothed His couch of straw,
While unseen Angels watched beside,
In mute, adoring awe.
How softly did they fold their wings
Beneath that star-lit shed,
While Eastern Sages from afar
The new-born radiance led
and a manger, where
The oxen lowed around,
Was
and Lord of
And
from age to age.

comes 'round,
So sweetly, underneath the moon,
lords,
thus
That as
very Birth,
Had not a place to lay His Head,

An outcast on the earth
And yet we know that little Babe
Was tender to the touch.
And weak as other infants are
He felt the cold as much.
it is,
this night
The Christmas carols sound.

Because to us a Child is born
Our Brother, and our King,
Angels in Heaven, and we on earth,
Our joyCul anthems sing.
271
tiellB
^vmma
of
timt.
Carol 309.
Arthur Berridge.
Andante.
1.
2.
3.
J ;j
Ye
Ye
Ye
mw
bells.yebells.ye hap-py bells, Ye bells of Christmas

bells.yebells.ye hap-py bells.Ye bells of Christinas
bells, ye bells, ye hap-py bells, Ye bells of Christmas
^JÛ.
Riugout.ringout.ringouta-gain A wild-ly joy - ens chime Forun-to us

a Child isborn.Onr
Ring out.ring out.ring out again A sweet and gladsome lay./Our King shall reign in righteousness. And
Ringout.ringout.ringouta-gain O'ereartha-far and wide. The Saviour promised us of old. The
time,
day,
tide,
Refrain.
The Wonder-ful,theCoun-sel-lor,The Prince of Peace is He.'

fruit - ful field shall be.
The wil-der-ness and sol - i - tude
dim.
dm.
se's stem, Whom kings and prophets long'dto seels born in Beth-le-bem.
Hope and Light to be;

e
rule
in
Rod
of Jes
qui-ty;
i.:'J. jj^j
,î
J'
^^^n=m^ftm-r
'
tide.
l^ ii
r I.
f r
f
Ring
xeoeiis,
^j
r-.hj.^.J
;^J
,,/ Vo ^
yenap-py
'
TTTCTmNi^
out. ring out. ring out
Ring,
3hristmas-tide,
.
rlQgout,
f-v->./>iio
>
ring
ring,
gain.
gain O'er earth a
anc
far
rtfrtrz
ye
Jg^^^^^^f
wide.
Jr-J-
i^^
EE
ye
bells,
Bing
bells,
bells.
^^^^^^^^^^ÊEÊJ
Ye
bells.
Ye
^
bells,
I
ye
Ye hap-py
bells,
I
^^^^^^^J^
bells.
,^
J'
1^
Ye
bells
.
'
=f=^
of Christ-mas
.
f^^=rc=^r-r"T---^-^
I"'/
out,
ring
J^ S
.
Ring out.
tide.
,
Jr-J
e=t
n.s.
"I
''
rî
ring out, ye bap-py Christmas bells,
-H^-^^jyj-J
wi/
-aj-j]^^.
Ueti^letiem Xantt,
Carol 310.
CHKISTMAS.
Words by
Rev. C. W. Stubba.
60.
Dolce e tranquillo. J
1.
an
the night in Beth-l'hemland.Sweet the songs of
Fair
NoUe.
T. Tertiua
band. FalTsnowso
gel
light
lyl
f^^r^^WT^^Pr^
Je
su,
Ma
born of
jti
J:
ry
maid,
J:
ITl
oxen
an
In
stall
men
laid,
star, shine bright
- ly.
m
4 Spice and myrrh and gold of kings.
Offerings rare of far-brought things.
Fall, snow, so lightly
Gold for joy and myrrh for pain.
Frankincense for altar's fane.
O star, shine brightly
2 Rustic shepherds in a row

Knelt beside the cradle low.
Fall, snow, so lightly!
Told of all the magic song
They had heard their sheep among,
O star, shine brightly!
3 Three
was
6 Nowell, Nowell, sing we then,

Jesu saves the souls of men.
So joy comes from God above
To all those who Christmas love.
rode from out the wild.
Came
to greet the Christmas child.

Caspar, Melchior, Balthazar,

Magian pilgrims from afar.
nee
3nn^^.
in mtîtf^tm of
Carol 311.
CHRISTMAS.
C. E. Kettle.
Cecil F. Alexander, alt.
P^Hên^rtriiyi^\iiri
1.
2.
Once
It
in Beth
was not
tie
Ba
at -tend
le
hem
state
by On
Him, And
^^^
E^#^
of
Ju
ly
pal
Vir
Far
a - way
Where that lit -
dah.
ace
a
tie
cross the sea.
Ba
gin
by
Sav
withguardsto
i;
There was laid

With His ser - vants
iour.gen
/i
J^^^
r
lay,
tie
J-
J.
r^^
:j^"^
f=rf=Pf
îm^^^^^M
Hear Thy lov
ing chil-dren sing,
The God
of
But the oxen stood around Him,

In a stable low and dim
In the world He iiad created
There was not a room for Him. Ref.
4 For He left His Father's glory,
our
sal
va
In the greatness of His love. Ref.

4.
tion.
The Child
lite
And the golden halls above.

And He took our human nature,
that
is
our
King.
compassion
He can feel our want and woe;

For He suffered, He was tempted.
When He lived our life below. Ref.
Still He stands and pleads in heaven.
For us weak and sin-defiled
God, who is a man for ever,
Jesus, who was once a child. Ref.
.Stoeetls
fitatffi
Carol 312.
tfie
^nQtln,
CHRISTMAS.
T. F.
Unison.
the heav'n-ly
in
Sent by
light
God
the
Fa
ther,
who
our love has
DunhiU.
sought,
Un
to
men and
chil
dren
tid
ings glad they brought.
I P^^=f-f=^=r^^^g=?
q=f=^3pp
Chil
dren.blend your vol
J
J
oes,
r ^
2 To the gentle shepherds it was first revealed, 4 In His simple childhood, and His sacred youth,
Watching 'mid the darkness in the open field,
All His ways were holy, all His words were
That in David's city, on that holy naorn,
truth
[untold,
In a lowly stable, Christ, our King, was born.
For our sins He suffered, and through grief
Children, blend your voices, etc.
All His lambs He purchased for His sacred
Children, blend your voices, etc.
[fold,
3 Gladdened by the tidings, hastily they sped
5 Jesu, meek and gentle, make us like to Thee
To the crowded city and the manger-bed
Loving, true, and tender, Thou wouldst have
There they found the Saviour, with His mother
us be.
[tide,
mild
Blessings
rich and holy, at this Christmas
Him they loved and worshipped though a
Pour Thou out upon us, Saviour, King, and
lowly child.
Children, blend your voices, etc. [Guide,
Children, bend your voices, etc.
;
Sing tot
foff.
Carol 313.
1.
Sing
2.
Round tiie world
3.
For the morning
joy!
ring
From the East
to
joloe.
Let the sea
lift
Sing for
joy!
lor
the
moan
let
-
it
tains re
He has
Far a -way flee the hosts of
the night;
And the
Let the na - tions the glad -some song swell
That the
to
the South let
ring
it
has come.
the West,
From the North
voice,
its
Let
^ 4
J-
.-^
T=F i^^î^
m
a^^=^
conquered the grave,
shout shall re - sound
done,
is
bat - tie
EÊEEii
He the migh
That our Lead
And
the
d=J;
^^^m
vie
ty
er
to
^^^.
PP
4=i
Lift your heads, all
t=f:
ye
gates,
the
crowned And has con-quer'd the darkry won, Shout for joy, all
ye sons
the
to
save.
of
is
9-=
EEt
'^m
^^
l^'-t
'X=t
Harmony.
conforta.
:^=
rHell.
AlAl-
King.
Al
light.
E3H
i^^^.
Ei?;^?^
r=U=^
le
le
le
lu
lu
lu
iai
ia!
ia!
c
Al
Al
Al
c
-
le
le
- le
la
lu
lu
ia
ia
ia
^fe^^
FF^
Lift your head8,all
ye gates, to
He has conquer'd the dark-ness
Shout for joy, all
ye sons of
the
light.
of
Hell.
the King.
spurns in
0atiietin0 Qloom.
tf^t
H. Hopkins.
Bev. J.
Carol 314.
i=t
1.
Sad
Fond
the gath-'ring gloom, Sate three Ma

hands they bring Spi - ces for
in
in
ly
ly
the
sia.
night
-
by
the tomb; Sing- ing
in
Lord and King; A- loes, cas
irwr=rwwf
air,
î^Pi
=S3e
feE^^:^^:
in
ries
their
~=
^ f
chill
their
The
last
of
all
fill
the
fra
cense,myrrh,To
that laid
grant sep
Himthere. There -fore

ul - chre. There - fore
first
first
tm
their hearts
the
ris
were cheered,
en Lord,
^^^P^^^fesntaliiefe
their Lord they saw and heard.Ere the ear - lydawn appeared,OnEas -ter
the dear saints that thus a-dored, Waslikeointmentsweetoutpoured,OnEas-ter
Soon as
To
Day
Day
at
at
morn morn-
ing.
ing.
î^^^^^m^m
^JrWrM^"^"^
Thus, while Na-ture
^m
is
weep
r^=>^î
r=5=
ing,
Faith
her vig
-^
- il
i-
is
keep-
ing,
J:
^-
J.
5=^5^
Till
the
glo
ri-ous
IEEE
fe'44t^^#^%Jjî;.'LI''^l'^'.^lj:j:"
Orb
of
Day
Shall scatter the clouds a
way
3 Last to kiss His feet were they

When in death His body lay:
Last to weep while they around
His limbs the linen grave-clothes wound:
First, then, they hear angels tell
How the Lord Christ, our foes to quell,
Burst the bands of Death and Hell,
On Easter Day at morning.
Cho. Thus, while, etc.
4.
4 Love now wins a new employ;

Last in grief is first in joy;
Woman shall proclaim to men
That Jesus Christ is risen again
We still hear that message sung,
Sweetly as when from woman's tongue,
First its thrilling raptures rung
On Easter Day at morning.
Cho. Thus, while, etc.
net
?arol 315.
mtvvs
ttje
cfmrcti
vitiQ.
tieUfii
L. H. Eedner.
Let the mer
ry church-bells ring,
Hence witli
tears
and
sigh
ing ;Frost and cold are fled from Spring,
^^^^1
=d:
g=t=l=-T
^^^P^pgîîfeiiig
dy
Life hath conquer'd
ing.
Flow'rs are smll
ing.fields are
'^ m^
^^g^^^^^
-P
ris
ing Lord to
day.
.ti=:^
All things rise to
etc.
Wit
Carol 316.
tai{U
er.
wea
ther
=t
iiil^l
J=i=:
Let the mer
ry church-bells ring.

Christus Besurrexit.
Let the merry, etc.
est hie,
Is the strain they utter,
Let the merry,
geth
P-

Mourning heart must needs be gay,
Nor let sorrow vex it,
non
the
3 Let the thought of grief be past

their leafy chapel,
Praising Him, with whom in vain

Sounds of joy come fast and thick,
JResurrexit,
3=3=
2 Let the birds sing out again
From
is
îr^
With our
Sun - ny
gay,
P-
bt mttvs, far
ana
\ant.
Vords from German
Traditonal Melody
by M. Pretorius, A. D. 1610.
4th or 16th Century.
s#=s
y We will be mer-ry, far and wide,In this most ho - ly East -er-tide;Our life
Ip Al -le-lu-ya, Al-le - lu-ya, Al-le - lu-ya, Al - le - lu-ya, Al-le
f"
"^
Now
Christ
is ris'n,
Death on the Cross
Him
therefore bless
Alleluya, etc.
no more,
nobly bore
evermore.
to die
we
gates of death in twain He broke.

And led thereout His ransom'd folk,
Ay free from Satan's deadly yoke.
IV Alleluya, etc.
The
Who
we owe
-
lu-ya,
'
Praise, honour, laud to Christ be done,

The Father's only sinless Son,
Paradise for man re-won.
Who
W
5
Alleluya, etc.
Good Christian
And
praise the
From age
people, sing for glee,

Holy Trinity,
to age eternally.
Alleluya, etc.
to Himwhodied.
Al-le- lu-ya-
EASTER.
Words and Jlelody from

the Kolnisches Gesangbuch, 1G23.
Har. by G. R. Woodward.
Carol 317.
Our fields are decked in vernal hue, Alleluya

The trees begin to bloom anew, Alleluya.
3.
Now
And
sunbeams daily stronger grew, Alleluya;

lend the earth a brighter glow. Alleluya,
Hark birds are singing far and near," Alleluya; 6 The world itself is blithe and gay, Alleluya ;
And keep with Jesus Easter-day. Alleluya.
The nightingale 'tis joy to hear. Alleluya.
4.
3tnnf out
Satifotttt toe toeleome
STi^ff
viuinQ.
Carol 318.
S. p.
Warren.
^mm^^^^^^^m
1.
2.
Je - sus.our Sav-ionr,we wel-come Thy ris - iDgl Wel-come Thy ris - ing from death and the grave
Seek we with Ma - ry, the tomb in the gar - den ? An - gels may show us the place where He lay.
to the Vic
Emp-ty the sep
Hail
J J.J-
-J-
tor o'er
ul-chre!
J-
and o'er sor - row,

fold-ed the grave-clothes
sin
-J-i
-i
Hail to the Prince who is migh-ty to save I

ere the dawn -ing of day!
Je -sus a - rose
A AA
:^
A J.
J.
He is near, if we turn when He speaketh, 4 Welcome to Him whoAvas dead and who liveth!
Calling our names, till we know it is He.
[Him !
Jesus, our Saviour, alive evermore
JTands might not touch Him until He ascended^ Bring we our treasures, and spread them before
Master, Rabboni, our hearts cling to Thee!
Jesus, our Saviour, we love and adore!
Jesus is risen! Jesus is risen!
Jesus is risen! Jesus is risen!
Master, llabboni, our hearts cling to Thee
Jesus, our Saviour, we love and adore
3 Yet
lin tHe ))aUoUieTr
Carol 319.
manger.
Thomas Adam$.
^f^m^fwf^f^m
J
54.
CHRISTMAS.
Dolce
cres.
e devoto.
Child,
2 At the hallowed manger,
Bowed in faith before

Love's divinest vision,
Simple swains adore
Still true hearts discover
That entrancing sight,
Still the Babe of Bethlehem
Leads pure souls to light.
Glory to God, hark etc.
!
Parish Choir, No. 124C
6.
pocoapoco.
Love and
ight
shine
3 At the hallowed manger,

Lr our Babe's pure birth,
Wistful hope is finding
Sanctity for earth
Por the light that reddened
Once that midnight sky.
Flames where still that Child heart
Saves humanity.
Glory to God, hark! etc.
R. E. Ad. lerley.
3tttm,
flâfU 0entle
CHRISTMAS.
Words and music by
Carol 320.
1.
Hall,
tie
Je
2.
Hail,
Moth
er
3.
Hail,
Son
King
of
Ma
Ma
An
4.
Hail,
6.
Hail,
Hail,
6.
gen
of
Sim
lit
Ma
8U3,
On
ry,
Maid
shepherds, Lying
tie
man
ger.
Thou
Thou
ry's
art
'y
Je
Long
In
Sing
Through
to
-
rest.
an
gels
less glo
ry.
the breath
Thy end
of
verse.
Child.
ly
the Heavens be
this poor flesh and
ing of
Je - sus'
the wide heav - en
ere
the
Fa-therThou wert
Thy won-drousglo - ry.
1/
your Lord
Ho
sus, thy
ing
Lull
to you, ho - ly
an - gels,
With a sweet mur - mur sooth - iug
filed;
Man;
Refkain, after each
G. A.
Hail
breast;
de
Yet with
God;
Hid-ing
art
upon the cold earth Warm'd by
Song of
Throne of the King of kings.
pie
un
Verily
gels, Verily
ry,
J.
gan.
blood.
sus
birth.
rings.
Gen
Hail,
r7
,83
-0m
Siueet Ja^t& luUeH ^tv fÛufitrf
em^*
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 321.
Words by
H. Ernest Nichol.
Colin Sterne.
Allegretto moderato.
m^^
?S
-d-
--.
--!
I-
s^
t-t).;
i>
I.
1/
U
ry lulled her bless
Sweet
Sw.
mp
Ma
" The Sa "Yet while
PP
But
Je
ges
I
of
look
in
m
U
In
ed Child
a won-drousline Have
up -on Thy face, As
His low - ly bed Lay
-i^^^
1/
man
ing low-ly;
come and bow'd be-fore Thee,
Thou art calm - ly sleep - ing,
dreaming dreams of gladness
-,ger
ly
i_^.
6.
....
....
....
Full
In
ten-derwas her gaze andmild,Herheart was pure and

easternheav'n they saw the sign,Thatmark'dThee,as the
cross the
And Ma-ry
com - ing years

lift
ed
up
I trace. Both
gloom and glo
her head, "The Fa- ther's will
ry
is
SWKET MAKY LULLED HER BLESSED CHILD.

rail.
)i^
r^
r F5t
She sang
sne
ly.
a song of slum
y.
Thee. Thine eyes were closed in slum
di - filed And all

her tho'ts were ho
Di - vine, And hast - cd
to
a - dore
grief and grace Both sounds of joy and
weep
al - eth
all
our
sad
best I" she said, "He heal
un
Child
ing. Though Thou art

Thou smil- est
ness,
ber.
ber.
slum - ber."
Thy slum -ber!"
wrapt
in
in
-tjf
w.
f^^Pr=r
^^ ^F^
r-
Chokcs. a tempo.
"Sleep,
my
Heart's De- sire
Lul
la- by,
m$
i
SEf=^^
and
Sav- iour,Lord
Born
sing;
Lul
King.
joi
Pi
la- by,
Yet
byre,
fE^ÊE^îi^lEE^
lul
.^
low-ly
in
la
by,
lul
la
oy."
pp.
:^=^
Uttle tottin of l$ettiUl)em<
<!^
Carol 322
CHRISTMAS.
Sweetly and softly
1.
tie
lit -
For Christ
2.
town
born
is
-ft
-I
Beth-
of
of
Ma
le-
'
hem,
How
still
ry ;
And
gath ered
we
W~i.
see thee
all
lie,
r
A
mor
deep
tals
sleep, the
^J=a
(2-
-J=A:
^^^F^
/ tt'tÂ animation.
*pfe
*!
-&-
FP^^^ffP^^^^^^^
dreamless sleep The

si
lent stars go
by;
an - gels keep Their watch of won-d'ring love.
ev
claim
How
I
I
last
ing
the ho
ly
light
birth.
how
silently,
er
silently,
The hopes and
And
will receive
enters in.
6.
Him
thy dark streets shin

stars,
to - geth
The
all
r
r
^ r
the years Are met
God the King, And peace
thee
T'
to
night,
men
on
in
to
Pro
earth
holy Child of Bethlehem,

Descend to us we pray
Cast out our sin and enter in
Be born in us to-day
We hear the Christmas angels
The great glad tidings tell
O come to us, abide with us,
!
Where meek souls

The dear Christ
of
to
in
morn -ing
fears
prais-es^ sing
The wondrous gift is given

So God imparts to human hearts
The blessings of His heaven.
No ear may hear His coming
But in this world of sin,
Yet
and
thy
bove
bove. While
still.
Our Lord Emmanuel

Bishop Phillips Brooks.
mutt.
SiXttp, IBÔlp
CHRISTMAS.
CHRI
Carol 323.
con molto espress.
ores.
5=
Ho-ly
Sleep,
Up -on Thy
Babe,
I
Great Lord of earth and sea and sky,
Mother's breast.
ggSs
SlaEp^ÊEjEEf^P^
How
^s4=f?
riiard.
S3
fcr=i:
ifct
T r-^rrTTT
8wet
see
is
it
Thee
lie
In such
place of
^j-z^^^^t^^^
1^^^
E^ !PT=1=f
Holy Babe
In such
rest^
i 1
2 Sleep
f^fl
-*^ Jw>/
**-J-
*^ t=tc
!
around,
All bending low with folded wings.
Before the Incarnate King of kings.
In reverent awe profound.
place of rest.
T=
3 Sleep Holy Babe while I with

In joy upon that Face awhile,
Upon the loving infant smile
Thine Angels watch
Mary gaze
Holy Babe ah take Thy brief repose

Too quickly will Thy slumbers break,
And Thou to lengthened pains awake
That Death alone shall close.
4 Sleep
E. Caswell.
SWl mi? iêatt
re|ofte
tljfe nfflJjt
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 324.
2
1.
is
t=*=S:
joi -ces,
As
born," their choirs are singing. Till
the
air
All
'Christ
my
R. W. Parker.
heart this night re
hear, Far
Ev
'ry
AÂJÛ-^^
tsife
^:=^
2 Hark
a voice from yonder manger,

Soft and sweet,
Doth
3 Come, then, let us hasten yonder

let all,
Great and small,
Kneel
in
awe and wonder
Parish CUolr, No. 124C
6.
near, Sweetest
where
an
Now with joy
Love
Him Who
with love
Hail the Star,
That from
entreat,
"Flee from woe and danger!

Brethren, come! from all doth grieve you,
You are freed
All you need
I will surely give you."
Here
and
gel
is
ringing.
EEÊEE
f^?^
i^
f-r rc^T^
Bright with hope
is
is
yearning
far
burning!
4 Thee, dear Lord, with heed I'll cherish.

Live to Thee,
And with Thee
Dying, shall not perish
But shall dwell with Thee for ever,
Far on high,
In the joy
That can alter never.
P. Gerhardt, 1656; Tr. C. Winkworth.
^ngelfii uinQitiQ,
diutcH Hells ringm^.
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 325
All.
Jst verse
and repeated
after the 17th verae.
r-t
An
gels
sing
church bells ring -
in
stars out -shin
Ing,
child
fa ce;
ish
Ê
rr
Him,
meet
Haste to
r Him,
J
r
Bright with smiles each
ing,
A i A 1
JrAl
glad
greet
ly
^:
? fr
fr
f
be
Fall
fore
f-=f
2.
Tell
3.
Je
who
us
-
sus Christ,
dorts
Him,
Born
of
Ma
r^
r
-
>
is
our
born
God.
KEN.
day
born
j'j
An
swer quick
Babe,
As
chil
ly,
I 1
1.
dren
Christ
this
Choir.
12
Was He
there alone? were none

Set to guard the Blessfed One?
Children.
13 Mary rocked Him on her breast,
Joseph watched the Babe at rest.
Choir.
14
May we
too the Babe adore.
Kneeling on the stable-floor?
'
Children.
15 Yes,
we may adore Him
For the Babe
is
thus,
born for us.
Rested they beside the fold

the joyful
news was told?
Children.
Nay, with loving haste they sped
Unto Bethlehem's cattle-shed.
Choir.
Quickly say what saw they there,
Did they
Babe so fair?
Children.
Yes, all sweetly on the hay,
Jesus in the manger lay.
,
find the
Organ AJler the

.
last verse.
say?
mas morn.
^^^^^^^^m
Choir.
Say who brought the tidings down,
Who has made the wonder known?
Children.
Thousand angels in the sky
Sang the glorious mystery.
Choir.
Say what watchers there were found
First to hear the welcome sound?
Children.
Shepherds in the fields to-night
Heard the song and saw the Light.
Choir.
When
Gracd.
of
full
ry,
other verses.
i=^=
HOIB.
HiL-
^^ i#^^^f^^
J-r^-:
f=T MH^f^^t^P^
P-H=F
fr
For the
Him, there
Choir.
16 Unto us a Son is given,
God hath made us heirs of Heav'nl
Holy
Thee we pray.
us hither day by day.
Spirit,
Draw
17 Jesus
Children.
Thy manger bed
to
May Thy
children
all
be led;
There the Infant Saviour see,

Love and praise and worship Thee.
King
Carol 326.
mtvvs
out, Vt todtr antr

CHRISTMAS.
tieUs.
C. MaiUand.
^rF=r^F
1.
2.
3.
4.
King
King
Ring
Ring
ye wild and mer - ry bells, Ring out the old, old sto
ye sil - v'ry bells, ring out. Ring out your ex - ul - ta
ye bra - zen bells, ring out. With tones of great re-joic
joy! all joys
ex - eel
ye mel-low'd bells, ring out, O
out,
out,
out,
out,
That
ry,
tion ;That
was told by
God with man is
first
At-tune
ing,
ling,
Re-derap-tion'
for na-tions
joy
I
1
r-Ji-H
1"^=^
J- û
P mK~i
^^^^
^
9-^
\-
^ ^^s>
-^1
an
rec
11
and wide, For - ev
far
-^
^ i
,J
slower.
little
na
r-
Zr-a
i ^--ij.
^-
ry. Peace on earth was their

tions. Therefore let us
all
voi cing.Tho' the sound of strife
tell - ing. Love di-vine to
all
glo
er-more be
Î
j-^
d=it
^d f
~^^
M
-S
1
i-^'i
gel tongues,From out the realms of

on - ciled. Go tell it to
the
of praise, And songs of peace be
hymn
J J
lU--fi^
II
II
3 (r^
ry
ry
ry
brings,Glo-ry
He
LI
sweet song.Glo
to - day, Glo
may roar, Glo
in
in
in
,#|
..
the
the
the
r^
'
'
-^
,
Chobus. a tempo.
r.'
J=i
r^rr rr^
d=4
H
S>
rr^f-TT-f
T^l
'
ff
-r-
highest! Echo-ing all the hills a- way, Glo ry in the highest
high-est! Ban - ish sor - row f ar
a-way, Glo -ry in the highest! f tj;
_^..vii. _:
_
high - est Peace shall reign from shore to 8hore,Glo - ry in the highest \ î8, sweet bells.ring ev-er-more,
highest !Peace and heal -ing in His wings, Glo- ry in the highest!^
!
H*
f^
P6>
g^tf^tf:gggff^.^K^=F^^B:B!E
^-^^-^^ ^=^
:^-^ J:
i^
\
0^
Peal from ev
stee
'ry
pie, Christ
_i^J-_J^
4=|
With
mp 1.
TO/2.
TO/3.
pi.
^Tlje
t==F
And we
shall
His
be
yJlA
l_i
us,
-^
bi
Refrain
grant us
the
uight,
love,
His
His
Uiatdb^ttfl*
Ll
When
Who
feet.
Thy
grace.
F=F=t=^
lZLl ^
i^
pie.
J.
E. W. S. Watson.
pearl-y wings scattered The darkness with light.

for our sal - va - tion Came down from a-bove.
Our cost-li-est treasures Most fair and most meet.
And shed on
our darkness The light of Thy
^T
^=t= T :t=T
-Ft-
face.
f=^
1^
glo -ry.
of
Come, sing once again. That wonder-ful story, Good
III
Sav-iour,
after each,
each verse.
an-gels
wn
dear
J.
spirit.
O, hear
pec
3|=J:
&^t9^txri^ toetf
The shepherds were watch-ing Their flocks in

"We, too, with the
an -gels Would siug of
We, too, with the
Ma - gi, Wouldrestat
our God,
4Mi
Carol 327.
the Lord shall be
îat:
-fS*
-i
Aft--
-i
-^
-t-
J-
will unto
I
men.
\mj
I
:a:
an-gels
of
glo
j_
ry,
Come sing once a -gain. That won-der

J
1 i 4f i i
ful sto
111
ry.
I
Good-will
..
un
to
men.
^gain
ttie
morn
of glatrneiss.
Carol 328.
Wordi by John
Ellerton.
Joyjul.
'
Sir John Stainer-
4^^44^
MifT^'Trr^''n
^trb^
rT
^rr-n^
i
^^^
-I
1.
gain the morn of
The morn
glad-ness,
-I
And
light is here;
of
earth it-self looks fair
er.
"/
i^^F^^j^j^^^H^-^^^Âtefe^
And heaven it"-
The
more near
self
H^*i\;^
iJSB
ffi
And
i^
^
the land
all
qui
lies
bells like
To keep the day
et
voi
of
Speak peace to ev-'ry breast;
ces,
f^::^ 33;
i7i/
an -gel
"Glo-ry
rest.
be
Je- bus!'
to
^J
iy WN-^^^^=^^gF^
^^^ ^
Let
all
His chil-dren say
"
He
rose
J.
a-gain,
He
rose
a-gain,
On
this glad
f t
Eas
ter
Day
mf2
Again, O loving Saviour,

The children of Thy grace
Prepare themselves to see Thee
Within Thy chosen place.
Our song shall rise to greet Thee,
If Thou our liearts wilt raise
If Thou our lips wilt open
Our mouth
/
mf 3 The
shall
show Thy
Glory be to Jesus,"
praise.
etc.
shining choir of angels
nf 4 The Church on earth rejoices

To join with these to-day
In every tongue and nation
She calls her sons to pray
Across the Northern snow-fields.
Beneath the Indian palms,
She makes the same " pure offering,"
And sings the same sweet psalms.
/ " Glory be to Jesus," etc.
;
/5
That rest not day or night,

The crowned and palm-decked martyrs.
The
saints arrayed in white,
p The happy lambs
of Jesus
In pastures fair above,

cres. These all adore and praise Him
we too praise and love.
/ " Glory be to Jesus," etc.
Whom
Tell out, sweet bells, His praises!

Sing, children, sing His name!
Still louder and still farther
His mighty deeds proclaim

'.res.
Till all
Shall
Till
whom He
every knee shall worship.

shall sing!
Glory be to Jesus," eto.
And every tongue
/"
redeemed
own Him Lord and King,
art
wetri?
tfie
Carol 329.
tieUs
ttjttrcti
Henry
M. Neale.
^-^^^-
1.
i i
p^
i i
5=t:
^^^^^
J^^J
fcM-^
^
i i
from Spring,
'
Sun - ny
Life hath
dy
is
'''
er
With our
ris -
ling,
to
day,

Sounds of joy come fast and
As
non
Carol 330.
Fdll.
let
Ckrishis Bcsnrrexit.
Let the merrv, etc.
etc.
Henry Wilson.
girls alternate verses.
^=^-^-^^
S"i
poco
rail.
^^
Ris - en Lord
Lord of Life!
le-lu-ia!3. Yic-tor King!
4. Prince of Peace
1.
ff
''
2.
For
all verses.)
Al
le-Iu'-
ia!
Al
le-lu
ia!
Al
6.
LLSot.
Org.
_^^
4.
er.
sorrow vex it.

i 5E^
Nor
est hie.
Boys and
geth
thick,
Let the merry,
3 Let the past of grief be past

~'
This
our comiort
mor giveth.
Mourning heart must needs be gay,
the breezes flutter
Besiirrexii,
gay
All thing s rise to
ttt^
2 Let the birds sing out again

From their leafy chapel.
Praising Him, with whom in vain
JE
are
fields
a^s
i.
smi
i/'/nv
Lord
ing
and cold have
''i^
'
weath
the
ing; Frost
Flowers are
ing.
'
cres,
con-quered
'îr
'
_r7p
|J^-^=^^^
'^ "^r 7~p
Miu. Doc.
S. Cutler,
jTp p7^
jttj pjj
_^
Let [the mer-ry church bells ring! Hence with tears and sigh
fled
tftifl*
easter.
ITorda by Eev. J.
'
.if
"~
Ev
er-niore!
'
-=:z voce
rail.
ALLELUIAl RISEN LORD.
A tempo animato.
To Thee, O Christ, vie -to-rioas King OF KiKGs! Our Easter songs of glad -ness now we raise
Death's bra- zen gates, un-barr'd for ev - er- more. Are ra-diant now with light that comes from Thee
Haill hail! Thou Vic -tor
o - ver death and hell All earth - ly tri-umphs sink be -fore Thine own:
O hap -py day! thrice welcome to our hearts.Long bowed with sin and shame be-fore Thy Cross,
this Thy nail-pierc'd hands do bring?
Hail!"Li-on of
the tribe of Ju-dah," hail What gift is
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
Vi^
Vio-tor on this "Queen of Days!"
all the earth the joy - ous strain up-springs To hail Thee
Thedark-nesspass'd wesee the o - pen door Thro' which comes Life and Im-mor - til - 1- tyl
Of seal - ed
tombchang'dto a
glo-rious Throne.
All na-tions now with joy and rap-ture tell
O glo-rious day which to the world im-parts That gift be - fore which all our wealth
is dross.
to
Thy Name, O might - y K ing
E - ter-nal Life! a life that cannot fa il, All glo - ry
O'er
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
Al-le
Al-le
Al-le
Al-le
Al-le
lu
In
lu
4. lu
6. lu
lu
lu
lu
lu
lu
1.
2.
3.
ia!
ia!
ia!
-^
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
ia!
Al-le
Al-le
Al-le
Al-le
Al-le
Al
Al
Al
Al
Al
le
le
le
- le
le
il
i!
i!
lu
lu
lu
lu
ia 1
ia
ia
ia
!
Al-le- lu-ia!
Al-le- lu-ia!
Al-le- lu - ia
Al-le- lu-ia!
Al-le- lu-ia!l
!
Choir, No. 1268
4.
~^
Al-le-lu-ia!
Al
Al
Al
Al-le-lu-
^T"
f^
Ris
lu-ia! Lord
lu-ia! Vic
lu-ia! Prince
le le le -
ial
Ev
V Finale.
D.a
ParUh
Al-le-lu-ia!Ris - enLordI Al-le - lu

Al-le-lu-ia! Lord of Life! Al-le-lu
Al-le-lu-ia Vic- tor King Al-le - lu
Al-le-lu-ia! Prince of Peace! Al-le - lu
Al- le-lu-ia!Ev-er-more! Al-le - lu
al
en Lord!
of Life!
tor King!
of Peace 1
er-more!
lalAl-leia! Al-le-
^T"^
^^
poco
ff
rail.
*^
^rjsmmmm
Soni|>
ttitott0t) tfie
meUoU) starUgtit.
Carol 331.
Geo. Edgar Oliver.
Tenderly.
Soft
1.
ly
through the mel-low star
claim
it,
Waft
J.
9yE
glad
light Steals
a strain of
a -long.
re -f rain
Glo
ry,
sil -
ver song:
glo
?^^f^
fel^
^^^^
r^-
r-5
the star -lit way, List the love
ing hills
en! Whis-pered
1/
ech
d=t
^^r-
ly shades re-
ii
i=J:
Happy bands
ris
i^M
^ffi
^^=?^^?^
2
ry, Christ is
-A-
Ps^
9iS.
the echo
fres. N
t^^=i.
dim.
in
Lo
VI
Christ the Lord
is
ris'n to -day.
w^
Etp=
^r
raiment
Fill the arch of Heaven's dome.
Sweep their harps to strains so tender
Wafted from their distant home. Cho.
3 Softly through
in shining
life's
shaded valley
Comes once more the silver

Borne on angel pinions to us,
And we
Wit are UttU
strain,
join the sweet refrain.
Cho.
ttifWten,
Carol 332.
Moderato.
Oeo.
Edgar
Oliver.
Why the Eas-ter lil
1^
ies
stand like an-gels white,
Mid the palms and myrtles. On
J^-^LJ^-A. :fc Jril
i^g
2 'Tis because our Saviour,

He who lived and died,
Left His grave so gloomy,

Rolled the rocks aside
On the first day morning,
On a day like this,
'Twas His resurrection
Brought us joy and bliss.
4.
-r-^r-1
this
day so
'
r:3i:rT"
We
are glad
That
is
'tis
Easter,
why we
sing,
To our risen Jesus

Happy songs we sing
And
our hearts
we
offer,
These He'll not despise,

In our souls for ever
Jesus, Saviour, rise.
bright.
MitiQ
Carol 333,
ttie
ttllu.
(CHRISTMAS.)
Alfred Oake.
"I
'
on
Ring the bells, the Christ-mas bells, Chime out the won-drous sto - ry; First in song
Wise men has - tened from the East To bring their rich - est treas - ure, Gold, and myrrh, and
re - veal - ing
On the Cross He
Earth-ly crowns were not for Him He came God's love
1.
2.
3.
J=^
3^ ^ 1=
J^^J=ic.
--f=f--
^^^^^pppt^
an
gel -tongues, It
came from realms
frank - in - cense. And jew His blood

died for
us,
glo - ry; Peace on earth, good -will

to
men, An of
nieas-ure. Him they sought al - though a King, They
ness seal -ing. 'Tis
the Sav - lour prom - ised long, King
with -out
els
f or
give
1^LJ.-J^^^ Lj. -It

P^
=fe^F^^
^l^J-
Pi:
i
7 ^^-r^r^^Rip TT -ru^-
r
gel
vol -ces
- ic
sing
found in birth-place low

out your loud - est prais
Lord to
There with-in
a
ing, Christ the
ly,
es:
Ev -
'ry heart this
E^
iE^h^
Ig^^î^
earth has come, His glorious mes-sage bring

man-ger lay The babe so pure and ho happy day Its grate-ful an-them rais -
ii
ing.
ly.
es.
f^FFftf'
^îi^Êg^r^-^n"j^
Glo
ry
be
to
God
on
high.
For
ev
er
more
i^lEiEi
be
glo
Carol 334.
Words by
1.
mtvvs ^'^viutmun
ei|t(stwai9,
Mylu
F. R. Havergal
Christmas
0Clirist-ma8,mer-ry
r
greet -ings,
I'
i*
With
its
joy
and
-with
Is
it
real
ly
There's a
pain. .
There's
a
its
With
come a -gain
mi
nor
mem-o-ries and
its
the
in
B. Foster.
ca
rol,
And
rnn-i?
sha-dow
J.
the
in
By
to.
spray of
'r
cy-press twining with the
hoi
ly
wreath to - night.
jL'
And a
light,
p.
if=ff^
And a
hnsh
m1^
Is
nev
er
spray of
bro ken
cy
r-r
press
By
Û
'rfrTrr-'n~r
r-
star-light
r
To
the
er
bro-ken By
?^^ f=r
Jlrih
Mr'r'r
'
'
^
r
bells,
The
bells
cross the
irzi
*t
bells,
cross
the
Cliristmas,
merry Christmas
Christmas, merry Christmas ;

This never more can be
cannot bring again the days
Of our unshadowed glee.
But Christmas, happy Christmas,
Sweet herald of good will,
With holy songs of glory
Brings holy gladness stilL
For peace and hope may brighten,
And patient love may glow,
As we listen in the starlight
To the bells across the snow.
'Tis not so very long

Since other voices blended
With the carol and the song.
If we could but hear them singing
As they are singing now,
If we could but see the radiance
Of the crowna on each dear brow
There woxild be no sigh to smother,
No
We
hidden tear to flow,
As we listen in the starlight

To the bells across the snow
8.
Commence here for third
lino of
2dand3dTerses.
*!
'
J=J=i
^;
J
|
^n
Carol 335
tf^t
UvHt Urigtlt ^Htfstmafii mup.

C. J. Ridadale.
2.
On the first bright Christmas Day,

Sweet-ly sang the an-gels bright
3.
Wise men.Klngs.in won-der
1.
4.
6.
led
_I>o! their treasures they un-fold!

Vir- gin born! we wor-ship Thee
In
sta
Je -sus
ble
lay .While the an -gels o'er the plain
On the world's first Christmas n ight.Brightly shone the beauteous star,

To the low - ly man-ger-bed.Bowed in a - do - ra- tion there,
Myrrh,frank.in-cense, shln-inggoldl Lay them down before His face,
,ow be
Lo'
'
I
fore
Thee bend the knee
Raise oar thoughts and hopes a
bove.
^ -fij
After each verse.
Trebles
Sang the glad and sweet
refrain,
Lead-ing sages from a - far

Briog-ing gifts both rich and rare.
'To God
in
the high-est oil
glo- ryl Peace
to
men
of good-will op
on
earthl'
By whom
With
com-eth truth and grace.

our Christmas songs of love
fete
Full.
Hark hark!
I
mi
to
the won-der- fal
sto
ry,
Heard by shepherds the night of
i A ^ i i i jr-î
J.
:s
f=FPf
His birth.
im :^S
W-
A.'
I .^î
:tr*i
Carol 336.
p. Gerhardt.
(CHRISTMAS.)
Brightly.
1.
my heart this night
All
-;
g
re
g#i^
1
t
rr-r^v^r
^-t-L-i^^î^tJ
'"
f-^
hear Far and near Sweet
joi
9iife
^^
ores.
a^s ^
'mSHfc
est
an
gel
voi
ces
r]j i--u^
tf^^^ÊE^^^^
5~*
T-t
"Christ
f'
it dawns the promised, morrow

Of His birth Who the earth
2 For
Rescues from her sorrow.

God to wear our form descendeth
Of His grace to our race
Here His Son He lendeth.
3 Hark
a voice from yonder manger,

Soft and sweet Doth entreat,
" Flee from woe and danger
!
8.
r~f
born," their choirs are singing, Till the
is
Ev
'ry-where.
Now with
joy
is
ring - ing.
Brethren, come, from all doth grieve you

You are freed. All you need
I will surely give you."
Come
then, let us hasten yonder;
Here let all. Great and small,

Kneel in awe and wonder.
Love Him who with love is yearning,
Hail the Star That from afar
Bright with hope is burning
Carol 337.
VeR9E8
1.
torn on
tnun
<sri)tCfi(t
(Ht^f^vintmun
was born on Christmas Day Wreathe the hoi -
Christ
ly,
twine the bay
the Son,
-i
J.
the
Ho
/ i
Ma
One of
ly
k
EâESpfep?^
5.
ry.
Night of sad-ness,morn of gladness, Ev-er-more,
v' J.
_iA_JA
The
niu
by
the Lord,
adored for ever.
all
3 Let the bright red berries glow,

Everywhere in goodly show
-m
na-tus
Christ -us
He is born to set us free,

He is born our Lord to be,
Ex Maria Virgine
The God,
Babe,
Ba^.
1-4.
Christies Tiatus hodie
The Babe,
the Son, the Holy
One
of Mary.
4 Christian men, rejoice and sing

'Tis the birthday of a King,
Ex Maria Virgine
The God, the Lord, by all adored for ever.
;
ev
ev
- er,
Af
- er,
ma - ny troubles sore,
ter
-i
^
M-i
>
'^
^m
.
:S=4
i^ i^S
Û^f-ÛPI
grf=g^rrrcbi
Morn
gladness.ev
of
I
i^^
IV-)-^.^
ho
ly
ry
ly,
u^^^M^r^B
MAN
XJ -
EL,
As was
fore -told
^f
ry ear -ly Christ was boni. Sing
-f0~
:
-r
in days
^
of
ver,Draw-ing to
rrGa
by
old
:^=?C
out
with
this
f^
(v-t-
-r-
f^
^'
^1r ^1
;^1r
r
I
t
J
'
'
N-^5^
r
1
ve
J^J
er-more. Midnight scarcely pass'd and o
IWJ
^-1
Ve
morn,
ev
mm
P=P=:^t
er-more,and
bliss.
His name
is this
Em-
l^?^l^^
i^^
1^TT=^
bri
el.
Mid - night
scarce-ly
pass'd and o
ver,Draw-ing to
îa
^=
this
ho
lymorn,
Ve
ry
ear-ly,
ve
ry
ear -ly Christ
was born.
mm out mtxxjst carol*
Carol 338.
CHRISTMAS.)
Lively
'>*pN^^fpP*P^*ppp
L
2.
List
See,
3.
Joy
1.
mer
our
the
- ry
car - ol,
Star is beaming
tid - ings
joy - ful
ful,
On
this bless
In
the
Break up
ra
on
And
Christ, our lov -ing

a flow'r He lay
of gen -tie will ;
An-gels ev - er
in pure white snow, Breathes a merry
There so peaceful sleep - ing, Like

Christmas day was born
- er more hath ceased
Be
Ban-ish all un-kind -ness,
Ev- 'ry hill and val - ley, Clad
His wondrous worth
Nev
Tell
Sav
Born on Christmas Day
iour.
near
Car
us
car
us
to
ol
Christ.our lov
ing Sav
An-gelsev-er near
still;
Ech-oed sweet and low
ol,
For our lov - ing Sav - iour

the song of glo - ry
Sing the Sav-lour's glo - ry,
ed morn,
diant East,
the earth
mer-ry
Breathes a
car
ol,
^^^S
îmmm^^m
m
lyj
Born on Christmas Day.

Ca-rol to us still,
Ech-oed sweet and low.
iour,
us
-
J^^-ÛUJ^^-L..J-J-i-l^
-*-:
1r-T
Chorus, after each Verse.
}_L,JZl,rA.
-.i=
Car
- ol,
car
fep
l:fc
T-r-r-
ol
gai
- ly,
Car-ol on our way, Chri8t,our lov-ing Sav -iour, Born on Christmas
tovn of tnaitren
etirifilt in
fair.
CHRISTMAS.)
E.
1.
Christ
Shep
3.
Christ
maid
is born
of
herds saw those
is
come
An
to
^^
dor
Son,
this
Eiay.
p^^-^-fyFa^SJ^gÊ^^gH
Carol 339.
2.
^^ SB
rTTT
ing
des
is
born
bear
song
to
en
fair
gels
save
man
bright.
- kind,
J.
cant
in
Hark the
Car
As
ol
in
il
her
ling
ho
aids
in
ly
^S^~P^
there,
night,
" In
mind,
" In
"In
-I-
r f
J. Gaunilett,
in
the
glorious
page
we
r
air.
light;
find,
Mua. D.
Thus
a "God, His
There - fore
î^-l-
-^
glo
glo
glo
Carol 340.
^vintf uvlHtf
Words by U. R. Haweit.
Fare
3.
Roll
rise,
well,
on,
fare
morn - ing
night of
- rise,
-
well
roll
on
Carol 341.
ITttU vttuvnn
Words by
Watham.
Eev. R.
Moderato.
&=*
'?
1.
Y
Yule
Gai
pie
How our God Himself revealing.

As the prophets long foretold.
Eastern sages offered kneeling
Myrrh and frankincense and gold.
And the shepherds on the mountains
Heard the sounds of holy glee
Love divine unlocked the fountains
Of celestial melody.
;
Cliolr,
r
bells
No. 1296
8.
Ring
out
tomt, HH'^tinmn ptopU*

chkistmas.)
ing
y. R. Crowther-Renyon.
'^m r?^
Songs of
ring their Christ-mas chime.
ly
Edwin Moss.
sin, Fare - well

the
praise.Faint hearts break
re-turns, come,Chris-tianpeo-ple,Sing
tow'r and stee
Parish
^^mH
r
of
tide
tnovtiinQ lieUs.
cheistmas.)
-r
1.
2.
ti^t
old
Dear
en time, While
the
to Chris- tian hearts the
So ( as years roll by ) delighting

In the mystery of Thy love,
Mortals hj-mu Thy praise, uniting
With angelic choirs above.
This the anthem that resounded
O'er Judean hill and glen,
"Love
eternal, love unbounded,

Peace on earth, goodwill to men.
bells
from
iooXf '^vintiun mttif vtfoitt*

Carol 342.
t T 1
1.
Good Chris- tian men,
re
With heart and
- jolce.
what we say! News! News Jk -sus Christ is born

I
J.
i J i J
heart and soul and voice ;

ye hear of endless bliss
Now
Joy
Joy
is
J:
Give
voice,
Ox
J^kM J
J
and ass
be -fore
1.
2.
3.
4.
to
Him bow, And
to-day!
J i
^^ J.
blessed ever more.

this
this
0'tv Utt^lt^tm'a
t|fU, in
time ot oVt.
Words by M. G
a,"
ye heed
Christ was born for

Christ was born for
Carol 343.
and
Peace Peace
Jesus Christ was born to save,
Calls you one and calls you all,
To gain His everlasting hall
Christ was born to save,
Christ was born to save.
Jesus Christ was born for this

hath oped the heavenly door,
He
And man
soul
3 Good Christian men, rejoice

With heart and soul and voice
Now ye need not fear the grave
2 Good Christian men, rejoice
With
Trier Oeaangbuch.
CHRISTMAS.)
Liveney Carrott,
rn
vrfrr^rrrri
O'er Bethl'hem's hill, in time of old,Came wisemen from a- far, Bring-ing their cost-ly gifts of gold,
The sii - v'ry lamp thro' all the night Led on their ea - ger way, Un - til up - on His low - ly home
So, gracious Spi-rit, by Thy light Shine Thou up-on our v/ay; To guide our feet to Christ the Lord,
Forgifts,we give ourselves to Thee.Our hearts shall beThy throne ;For gold, we give Thee all our love,
:f^^
&s^
*i
For
Was
Who
O
they had seen
His
make
it
all
star.
(p)
In
(/) And
For
Thine ownl(cr)As
shed its gen- tie

would oar homage
ray;
pay; (cr)
pomp, with pres-ents meet, They came to

worship at His feet.
the
In- f ant King, And on
the ground fell worship-ping.
is
the children's King Will not
dis-dain what children bring.
In-cense sweet Thy praise we sing, And bless Thy Name, our Sav - iour King.
princely
there they found
He who
s^^^^4i^mm^
Wit
mings
STfiree
Carol 344
of tCent ate.
christmas or epiphany.)
"Words and music by The Rev. J. H. Hopkins, Jr.

and 5 are sung as a Trio. Each of verses 2, 3 and 4 is sung as a solo to the music of Gaspard's part in the 1st and
Men's voices are hest for the parts of the Three Kings,
throughout.
the
same
being
chorus
and
accompaniment
Bth verses, the
but the music is set in the G clef for the accommodation of children.
Verses
Gaspard.
O - ri - ent
Three Kings of
behold Him a rious now
We
1
2'.
Glo
are,
Bear
gifts
we
rise,
King, and God,
and
ing
tra-verse a - far,
ri-fice;
-
Field and
Heav'n sings
tra-verse a
far.
ri- fice;
Field and
Heav'n sings
tra-verse a
Field and
Heav'n sings
Sac
Melchior.
1.
We
2.
Glo
1.
We
Glo
Three Kings of
be
rious now
ri -
hold
Him
hold
Him
ent
are.
Bear
rise.
King,
Three Kings
-
rious
Bear
now
be
ing gifts
we
and God,
and
ing
Sac
we
gifts
and Sac
King, and God,
ri
Gaspard.
2 Born a king on Bethlehem plain,
Gold I bring to crown Him again
f oun -
Al
tain,Moor and mountain, Fol-low-ing yon - der Star.

le - lu - jah: Al-le - lu-jah the earth re -plies.
King
all to reign.
Chc
f oun
Al
tain, Moor
le - lu
Al
3 Frankincense to offer have I,

Incense owns a Deity nigh:
Prayer and praising
All men raising,
Worship Him God on high.
tain,Moor and mountain, Fol-low-ing yon - der Star.

Al - le - lu - jah the earth re - plies.
le - lu - jah
Cho.
tmî^m^
?itf=rtf=HafiJ
^-
r"rr
fT^f
star of Won-der, Star
-J.
_,-*-
J'
J
J'
^
J,
^
^
J
i
4 Myrrh is
Breathes a life of gathering gloom;
Sorrowing, sighing,
;
Bleeding, dying.
Sealed in the stone-cold tomb.
/
J
Cho.
Star, etc.
rfTYr^^^^^^^^
Star with Roy
JJ
Star, etc.
Balthazar.
mine its bitter perfume
4^
r~c
of Night,
Star, etc.
Melchior.
and mountain, Fol-low-ing yon - der Star.

jah: Al-le - lu-jah the earth re-plies.
^pî^^^p^^
f oun -
for ever,
Ceasing never
Over us
al
Beau -ty
bright. Westward lead-ing, Still pro.
h
Jl
.^
J-
Jt^
iSi
ceed
ing.Guide us
to
Thy
per
feet Light.
Interldde.
jt
s^
ÊE^,-iEEEEEEtEt^
tr
Wn
^Tfie atiflels^ son0fii
Carol 345.
Alfred Redhead.
^ ^^^^^^^^^
Joyfully.
i
The
An
2.
In
vain
3.
For
on
4.
We
all
1.
fosCul trag.
joy - ful
sol-diers strove to
the
He
the Third Day,
as
must die,
as
Je - sus
gels' songs.this
day Are
keep The
ring
ing
Ho
ly
said,
He
came
died;
But
now
we
Eas
thro' the
One with
-
gain
tri -
hope with
^S*^^ ^
Him
SeE
?^
^^
EI
Lord
Hosts
vain
they
set
rose
all
glo
in
these
bo
has risen
a stone
a
and
i ^^
3^^:
rious from
dies
glo
the
ri
seal
And
Up
dead
Glit
fled.
To
gain.
53
^P^^^
more
sus lives
no
t'ring
the en with night
and
reign
with
Je
on
trance
Him
be
-a
Afle7-
Al
îp^PS
^
m
to
die.
the
of
maj
yond
es
cave,
ty.
^^^^m^
5Ej
f-
Jlj
^^:
If:
rise;Aud
to
rijî
The
the grave; In
high. And
umph
sky,
ter
in
in
the
skies.
|i;
each verse.
le
^^^^m.
le
In
l^^feE^
ia!
This
L#E
f^-
what
the
An
gels
say
^W-t
^=^
E?=
-
is
^lEE^gi-i^^.
n^
^^^^m
I .
^Ê^-
gr=^^
Al
lu
le
lu
eNf^
ia
Ws
will
*=t
sing
,
with
I
them
î
to
day!
,N
.
IsrotD all ttie
una
of
EueUv
vlna.
Carol 346.
Now
1.
2.
3.
Je
we,
Now
4.
all
For
And
all
bells of Eas - ter ring.Their voi - ces seem to

BUS Christ has ris'n to - day, To save and bless His
all who love Him well.Our joy - ful hymns will
o the bells of Eas - ter ring With haste the call
the
say,
Come,
own,
And
all
with
raise,
For
For
chil
-J-
won-drous thing That God has wrought to-day.

pay. Be -fore His Al -tar Throne. ai i
chorus swell, Of tbank-f ul- ness and praise, f^*^
dores her King Up - on
ju XJ.13
His les
ica - tal
tax
day j
ua/>
hom-age
'^^^^^^m
anthem ring;
m
i,,
Al
- le
lu
ia!
Al
le
-m
lu
jo
la
ai
Ai
l
le
Glo
ry
tDomen Uient
Brightly.
1.
ttijtiti
'i*n-T-t
Three w;o-men went forth at the breaking of
III
in
lu
Let the Eas- ter
lI
III
to
Kis
our
en
King.
^^
fottl^.
Carol 347,
e - brate the
the Faith-ful
dren may the
the Church a
^^.
iai
i
i
all
-h^^^
r-Rrr=^
h=Â=i=J^^,
î^xtt
mi i
m-
bey;
eel
iz=t
r
day. Sweet ointment and
Arr. from Haydn.
spi
î=i^^
T
Je
on
ces
sus to
lay
^/^f/^f f-w=^f^^ll'^V' Vl
J^^-^
^^
Sad.
sad were
wer their hearts as they went thro' the gloom. And tho't of their
Sad,sad
^^
i.
^^
Lobd ly - ing dead
1=1
in the tomb.
a sepulchre Joseph had made,

4 Three -women drew nigh to the grave at the
Kough-hewn in the rock, that our Saviour was
[was gone;
dawn,
laid;
The stone was rolled back, and their Saviour
And Joseph had rolled a great stone to the door. And two shining Angels in garments so white,
And Pilate had sealed it to make it more sure. With words of great joy put their sorrows to
2 'Twas
all in
flight.
"All hail, blessed women TN'hy weep for the

dead?
Your Lord is not here, He is ris'n, as He said;
Now come, see the place where the Lord lately
!
3 There soldiers
kept watch, keeping guard

night and day
For fear that the Christ should be stolen away;
But vain were the vigil and craft of His foes,
Triumphant o'er death and the grave He arose.
Parlsli CUoIr,
No. 13U
4.
lay.
Then haste,spread the news
He
is
risen to-day.
uim ^lUlniu
ILet tts
to=traff.
Carol 348.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Let us
Let us
Let us
Let us
Let us
H. E. A.
Al Al AlAl Al -
sing
sing
sing
sing
sing
to
to
to
to
to
le - lu
le - lu
le - lu
le - lu
le - lu
day!
day
day!
For the tri-umph
mm^m
'^
T T won,
And
T P'V
day
day
is
He who sul-f er'd and bled
''
^
the bat - tie
Is first-born
is
For be-fore it was light Came a mes- sen - ger bright And the
By His own will and might Christ hath put death to flight, And has
For thaDJtsgiv- ing and song To tlie vie -tor
be -long, Who a
way.
- pens
the hea - ven - ly
place where the Sav - iour once
stone from the tomb roll'd a
spoil
ed
quer
Con -
tlie
grave
or
comes from the
-i
of
lay.
come
way.
uP
J-
Re
sur
reo
ring
tion bells
Carol 349.
"
ri?^|.-
glad
to
His
-i
tem- pie with sing
|-(g
|
ing.
s>
fi>
:^%=i
I
Al-le-lu-
Each
ig
gy
"C_^
Al-le-
lu
come,
hap
tie
girl
py
and
Day
When
boy
The
W^^W
sting
of
death
strange
and
ho
There was a rock-hewn Grave

In Joseph's garden-ground,
Where Christ's dear Body buried lay,

With soldiers watching round.
But ere the dawn was risen
Upon that Easter Morn,
The King of Life had burst His prison
And put His foes to scorn.
And ere the sun was high

On that third happy day,
An Angel bright flew from the sky
And rolled the stone away.
Parish Choir. No.
Ee-joicel
iat
^^S*
I
I
lit
the
the
<
Henry Smith.
wel
took
bout
Hear tha
sus
sto
ry
mEE=-:
He
ing.
"g AAiL^
J
g--a
frr 1-^ =4
&I
Re-Joicel
lal
toeltome^ fûpps
>
I
Unison. Brightly.
1.
its
'
2.
done.Christ now
from the dead See the
18U 4.
way.
ly
joy.
And
On
Eas
pened
ter
a
can
rose
sweet
gain,
tell,
^^
heav'n
to
men,
Day
that
fell.
6 The holy women brought

Their spices rich and rare
The Grave was ope'd, the Lord they sought
No longer rested there,
7
what a wondrous sight

The soldiers all were gone,
And lo, behold an Angel bright

Was sitting on the stone.
8 " Fear not," he gently said,
" Ye seek your Lord again,
But He is risen, and left His bed,

Come, see where He has lain."
^^^^^^
Carol 350.
Words by
Iteo. J.
L. H. Redner.
C. Middleton.
orth from the grave in
ma-jes-ty
He comes
to
His peo- pie free Strew fra-grantblos-soms
set
P^^^^?^3^gFm^^S^:3Êg
i^=Ê^=^S^
iiH
His way,
in
And crown Him King on Eas
Êgz=rrT-c-rgEB
Al
Praise the Lord Al
le - In
le - In
Day
ter
i!
Al
-^'-^.4-J^
le
In
^=^
ia
Al
le
In
Alleluia
"While angels stood beside the door
Which He had opened evermore,
And said to His Disciples dear
The Lord is risen
He is not here
Alleluia Praise the Lord
Al
le- In
ia!
Al
le - In -ia
Praise the Lord!
Your
costliest offerings to
Alleluia
Alleluia
to the risen Christ
or amethyst
on Easter-Day we bring
As grateful offerings to our King.
And
of Love, in mercy o^vn

graciously receive them
Alleluia
Wear them for ever on Thy breast,
Great High-Priest
interceding,
Thou
And when Thou comest, Lord, again
King
flashing jewels to adorn

His crown of royal glory
Let diamonds gleam where cruel thorn
Once pressed His temples gory
Count us among Thy Jewels then

Alleluia
124, "
On Thy dear Cross we lay them do^vn,

And there rejoicing leave them;
And
4 Bring
these,
This ttine Is also used with Carol

4.
Praise the Lord
More precious
Than emerald
5 Hearts washed in Blood make jewels rare

And glow with light undying:
Each loving act, each fervent prayer
A radiant gem suppljong
3 The joyous news of Easter spread,

Tell far and wide the story
That JESUS lives, Who once was dead,
And reigns the King of glory
His head a crown immortal wears

And, writ in gems upon His breast,
Are names of those He loves the best
Him pay
rose triumphant Easter-Day

Join precious pearl with rarest gem
And form with love His diadem
Alleluia
His hand a jewelled sceptre bears
EiE
Who
The world
itself
"
ia
^^^^^^^
WZJS-ti^Ê^^^^^^^^^^^f^^^^^^
2 At early morn around His tomb
A wondrous light was beaming,
And from its depths a sweet perfume,
Like fragrant spices, streaming
etc.
earolUng, taroUCn0
Carol 351.
Words by
1.
T.
3.
Car
4.
tlje n(fil|t
D. Hyde.
ol-ling,
ol - ling
ry, thus
ing, blest
ol.
car
glo
ry, O
Glo
sing
Sing- ing, O
ol, then car
Car
2.
all tiiro*
CHRISTMAS.
for
an
ho
Mu - sic God's love did in - spire:

to
God with sweet peace!
the glad strain,(rr)Glo - ry
fair, (cr) Mel - o - dies sweet and
sub - lime;
King;
joy, (cr) Flo w-ing from Je - sus the
thro' the night,
all
rang
-
gels so
ly the
nfS".
W
AnMor
Sooth
Voi
I.
- ry
are wing - ing their flight, Bright-rob'd and gold - en that
- ners Christ com - eth
reign,
Sor - row and sigh - ing shall
to
di
ti -dings
the hearts that are
wea - ry with care. Waft -ing glad
Glo - ri - a, ,Glo - ri - a
ces, ten thous-and,come, glad notes em - ploy,
gels
tals
from Glo
and sin
ing
'
.J^
J"
*^
P&rlsb Choir, No. 1346
8.
choir I
cease.
vine.
singl
^JW,
ing
95t
harp and
lyre I
'
mut Mtn
rtie
Carol 352.
Words by R.
a Ugfit atat.
isatD
CHKISTMAS.
II.
H.
Cfiope.
J. OaunOett.
Spirited
r f f
/r
Whom did
ye
t-'
'
The Wise Men saw
'
'
Jlj.
r-^
Of Christ on Christ - mas

the Star
in
the
peaceful Day, Sweet sing - iug
the morn
the morn
ing, '
ing ;
To
morn
morn
Whose
ing?cr
An
this
STIie
My
My
morning.
ViVQiti
ing Of
my
.J
ca-rols
this
ces
three, cr
the sky.
in
On
On
see, The Babe in Glo - ry's mom - Ing

High In robes of light this morn - ing
BtHlfis
I
I
tHe tvsitiQ*
CHKISTBIAS.
- ing,
voice heard ye,
T7T
Je-sus sleepless ly
Star,
soul de-light
3.
Child, of Might in-dwell-ing,My S weet.all sweets excell
4.
Ex- ul - ta- tion,Myspir-it'sCon-so - la
Joy,
5. Say,would'8tThouheav'nlysffeet-ness,Or love of answTing
2.
And taught by faith they
ing ? AVhose
Joteph BamJxy.
non troppo
The Vir- gin stills the cry

O Lamb.my love in - vit
1.
And choirs sing sweet, this morning

ff Glory to God, to God our King,
On Christmas in the morning
p Peace, Peace, let all good people sing,
/ Groodwill to men, this morning
The Incarnate Word,
'
ing.
4 Then lift ye up your hearts anght,

This Eucharistic morning!
Come, come, where Altars beam with light,
all
We
Allegretto
'
We heard their
his Lobd to
gel Host on
voice hear we, this Festival,

In tones of love and warning?
hear the Church, our Mother dear,
cr
On Christmas in the morning
And see Her Spouse for faith sees clear,
Trans, from Latin.
'
Then jour-ney'dthey,thosePrin-
ing.
town
Da-vid's
the
And saw
mf And Whom see ye, good Christians

On Christmas in the morning?
Carol 353.
'
V 4 ^ -^.^ ^
hail'd
Christ-mas In
Christ-mas in
'
'
Shine out on Christmas morn

On Christ-mas in the morn
shepherds, say,
ye
see,
light a- far
my
ing
ing;
And sing -ing for His

O Flower of mine own
ing,
Of Bliss the Fountain
tion
My
Son,
Or
is
my SpoQse,my
sic
fit mu
-
pleas-ure
Thus
bear - ing,
flow
ing,
The
O
want ing ? Ho
Bro-ther,
-
^:îA^^LjLlAj:iil^_
I
^P'-D-BTr^R-rT
i^
ptu
iu
Wz
lento.
î5=1
;-i'-''g=^"rgr+r ^:
up
calls
on
el past
Daj'-spring ev
lis - ten
to
Je
An
J.
gels,raise
-J^
-i
ure,
com
Treas
par
flow
loth
ing.
Thy
your
chant
her
ri
=R=
I
fr rrzn^
ingl
My
Darl- ing, do
not weep, my Je
sleep
umtt Umpu
Ufitee
Words by W.
Like
C. SUggall.
J-.J-^'
cl
in
ty
to-night ;The gloom
is
out,
-I
r
past,
r
;
and the morn at
heaven
fe^ S^
shine as at
still
er
fell
:l^=fE
dies
palace
^4 -a^
com-ing with
half
i
rient light.
i'
stable-floor,
[Birth,
fair.
F^
H^n-m
111
As
so
u^
o-
4.
<
'^
those which are
fill -
ing
the
JL
'
J.
j:
skies
And
t^^^^^^
shone half so
As
fair
the
man - ger
bed where our Sav
iJ-J
a_-
r No
r
iour lies
J-
tr
E^
night
in
the
jtr:
î
year
half
is
pM^^^
Verse
and
Is
Are at peace on this night so
^^^3^
^3
last
The pavement of sapphire is there; [world;

The clear light of Heaven streams out to the
And Kngels of God are crowding the air;
And Heaven and earth, through the spotless
-f-
mel
was
ry
"I
4 Faith sees no longer the
first
i ^=rf
Ma
Son
the
-3-.
2 with music below.
stars of
And the angels' song still rings in the height

And love still turns where the Godhead burns.
Hid in Flesh /roi fleshly sight.
.,
For
The
bright;
L.^m=i
They gleamed on this wonderful night

The bells of the city of God peal out,
Nev
sparkling
j^J-4-^j=^^=feN pr
rrr~rr^r
^^^ W^
2.
Jii^^ li *-l-i^î
^M^t
^^
are
stars
fii
Êr=]=FJ
f r
r r
-
The
ring
fete^
r
born
Verse
Qod
of
rt
3 The
tant shrine,
J^Jî
the
of
lamps
ver
sil
bells
ui^vint.
C. Dix.
7~T
1.
runtmt
in u
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 354.
AV
r
so
dear
r
1
As
^5=5= -r-r
this
which has end
I
-^
begins on the second chord, f e., at the beginning of the bar.

dissyllables to one note or two notes slurred.
6.
4
Monosyllables'in
ed
our
w
italics
b'
sighs.
F=
should be sung to two notes,
manger.
WLitfîn a
KPIPHANY.
Carol 355.
Tempo di
With
The
Bat
1.
2.
3.
made both heav'n and

forth
the
news
earth,
to
trea-sure8,Lord,are
^^
now E
Alfred Bedhead.
Pastorale.
pi
pha
While an
gels
to
O'er Beth-rhem'ssta-ble shines to
My- self
lone have
man-ger bare
in
star
which
I,
the shepherds told
bring,
mine,
lay,
"Who
Shone
Thee.am poor and weak, No
like
Of
Je
sus'
birth.
And
the
King.
To
er
Thine.
wondrous
mark The birth-place of

To be for ev
to give
Ho
o'er their dis - tant homo
^^
N
^p=p=
ny
is
on that sta - ble

-ry's arms be
more.Shiiie in my heart by
here,Up
In
make me know Thee more and
floor
Thee,dear Babe,whom, help-less,!
tempo.
Ma
Three East-em
hold,
With
grace.
Till
kings
are
these three kings,!
on
Thy
p^
kneeling low To
would present Myrrh,
glo-rious Throne
in
heay'n
After each verse
^.=^d^fegEE^^^^=S:^5f^bai:-^^
wor ship and a - dore.
Frank-in-cense and Gold.
>
Dear Saviour, show Thy
'
see Thee, Face to
face.
-I4M
Farlsh Choir, No. 1345
8.
- self
tome On
this
Thy glad E-pi-pha-ny.
earol, tatoU C!it(0tian0<

CHRISTMAS.
Carol 356.
Words by BUhop
C. Coxe
Brightly.
1.
2.
vif
Car
wi/Qo
- ol,
ye
oar
Christ
- ol,
the
to
for
ians,
est,
Wreathe your Chi-istmas garland.

Where to Christ we pray
It shall smell like Carmel
On our festal day
Libanus and Sharon
Car
joy
ol
Where the
myr
Give us Grace,
Saviour,
To put off in might
Deeds and dreams of darkness,
For the robes of light
ff
Like the ^lagi now,

:
Humbly
to unfold.
ff
Carol, carol.
8.
the
mf
Ye must lade your caskets

With a grateful vow
Ye must have sweet incense,
Myrrh, and finest gold,
At our Christmas Altar,
for the
pine and
ol
Carol, carol.
Carol, carol, Christians,
Blow, blow up the trumpet.

For our solemn Feast
Gird thine armovu-, Christian,
Wear thy vesture, priest
Go ye to the Altar,
Pray, with fervour pray,
For Jesus' Second Coming,
And the Latter Day.
Chkist's Nativity.
ff
mf
Car
Where
On
ly
grow^
Shall not greener be,

Than our holy chancel
cr
f ul
ties
And
Carol, carol.
to live as lowly
As Thyself with men

cr
So to
rise in glory
When Thou
ff
com'st again
Carol, carol.
comes aâfn.
e|)t{0ti}fa0
Carol 357.
C.
Brighdy
Vf
mfJUo- el. No
- el,
el.
I.
J. J.
1.
Let
2.
On
3.
An -
us
car-ols sing;
this happy
gels in the
gain
sky
tie
lit -
He
V
V
i/
J
a time of joy and glad-ness, Cast a- way all
has come,sal-va-tionbriiig-ing,Let us wel-come
We
will join the
mf\
the wel-
gloom and
ha - by came
Hail'dHis low-ly birth;
day,
J-gj 4;i.
kin ring "With loud and glad re - f rain.

a man-gerlay And Je - sus was His name.
'Glo-ry to God on high, And peace to men on earth."
Let
In
r-r-
Christ-mas comes a
Domton.
'.^
'Tis
an-themho -ly,Cel-e -brateHis
sadness,'
Him with singing.
^-Christmas comes a
- gain,
Christmas comes a
gain
No-
No
el,
No
-el,
ad-vent low-ly.
No
m1^n99S &ltr<stma morning.
Carol 358.
Words by ^.
S. Woods.
Andante. J =108.
TTi
Be
T=f=T
II
the Birthday
our King! With carols sweet Hia
is
of
Let gar-lands green His courts entwine, And Christ-mas ros - es deck Hisshrine;Is
axighttoo rare for
Small won-der that the East is bright The choirs of Godwere there last night, And
still they raise sweet
In Bethlehem's sta-ble we may see Dear Je - sus on His moth-er's knee, Hu - man - i
- ty
and
O come and wor -ship, and a-dore The Child foretold in Proph-et'slore,From ev - er - more to
1.
mf
'r=r^
r
mer-ry,Christian men, and sing. It
C. Simper.
^-^-
2.
3.
4.
5.
;j i
i^tJ
?B^^^
1-1-.1
I
.
Ad
This
This
This
i
ty This
er more This
vent
greet
so
fair
songs of
praise
One
De
ev
-I
3i
hap
hap
hap
hap
hap
^^^^
^^hJ n
f^-r f^r r
Christ-mas morn -mg.
r
py
py
py
py
py
Christ-mas
Christ-mas
Christ-mas
Christ-mas
morn -ing?
morn -ing.
morn -ing.
morn -ing.
Be
^- i
merry, Chris-tian
'--
men, and sing.
It
^
is
the Birth -day
of
our Kiug With car

!
1-11 i j.^jff^
Parish Choir,
oir.Noliaw-iTT'
No.
-ols sweet
rim
^^
His
Ad
-vent greet This hap
iln
-
^^-g-J w J-*-
-^--Jl
'-*'
--'
-#-
py
Christinas
morn-ing.
* ^
_-[4^îi
^" J-g-
-?;
Carol 359.
Trans, from
dîîlXf
Came
3Je0tts
Ean9 Andersen.
to eartli tt|C Ua.
/I
T"
came
1.
Child Je
2.
Takecour-age,
SU8
W. Gade.
Niela
(Christmas.)
soul
to
so
earth
this di
weak and worn. Thy
sor
rows have de-part
./
-jlhlHal-le
Siirt^CMrbnrrn\Sa^n^S
Ten
2.
Lift
3.
How
1.
//
eep-ing, so
so
der-ly sleep-lng,
ing their heads from the
can we hon - oar the
'
^
the
tran-qiiil
al - tar
Sav-iour
r
T
and sweet;
of
pray'r,
di-vine,
J^susthe
Rob'd
Seat
m^ F=f=J!=f=F
will
hon
men Trom
rom
tri
our
Guard
Met
How
lov
far
dis
archs.gone to
and hal - low
tant lands
their rest,
Name
His
iahJC.ildJe
mg
and
gar-ments
glo
mild.
white,
of
ry
-ing
at
the
the
can
we
w
1/
Ho
gate
sing
Bear
"^
5
and
their treas-ures
ing their gifts
ing tri - um -phant with rap - ture
Sing Bless - ed Re - deem
er,
the
gift
of
of
un
the
gold,
-
told,
soul,
^î/
His
love?
light:
EEEI j~]^j^^
Hast - ed their hom-age to
Wel-comethat beau-ti - ful
of-fer-ing
Ihis shall our
^=&3=S
Child,
^^^
'
-J-
Crown-Ing
Je - sus,
Glad - ly
:
His
na
the
Lord,
bring
we
be:
S^J
Wz
//
-i^^-^
ly
of
iîfe
^m
bove?
\l
S3^
Thebles onlt.
- ly
the wise
Pro- phets and
pa -
their
in
'J
day- beam that

cir
cled His head,
Bright was
Mer - cy and Truth and the
an - gel
of
Peace,
How can we thank Him for what He has done?
Thus we
ed
w
i ^
y
Quick
in
-
lu
tal
is
to
&\otttlp sang
Carol 361.
tiê
angels.
CHRISTMAS.
Words by John
Julian.
Alia pastorale.
Croulev.
Tbkblb and Alto
T
1.
Sweet
To
2.
3.
4.
6.
the
Glad
In
Je
dened
His
su,
On
sang the an-gels In the clear, calm night,

gen -tie shep-herds It was first re - vealed,
by the ti-dings, Has-ti - ly they sped
sim -pie child-hood. And His sa-cred youth,
meek and gen - tie, Make us like to Thee
ly
their
Watch- ing
To
the
His
All
Lov
ing,
ycj^
white wings rest-ing In

'mid the dark-ness In
crowd-ed ci - ty And
ways were holy, All
true,
and
ten-der.
Sent by God the
the heaven-ly light

- pen field,
the
the man - ger-bed
His ways were truth
Thou
Fa
ther,
That in Da - vid's ci - ty,

There they found the Sa - viour
For our lins He suf - fered,
Bless-ings rich and ho
ly.
wouldst have us be
r
Un
Who our love has sought,

On
ho-ly morn,
With His mo-ther mild,
And,thro' grief un-told,
On
In
that
this
festal day,
to
men and chil-dren
low-ly
sta
Tid
ble
ings glad
our King,
Christ,
Him they lov'd and wor-shipped, Though a low

His sa
All His lambs He pur-chas'd For
Lord,
Pour Thou out up-on us,
we hum
brought,
born.
they
was
ly
Child.
cred
bly
fold.
pray.
Chords.
Sostenuto e semplice. J ^= 80
I
I
Chil-dren,blend your vol- ces,
W=W^
134fi
ij^
^m
0'
^miEf
Parish Choir, No.
//I
L/
In sweet con-cord sing Hail the Lord's a-noint-ed, Christ, the chil-dren's King.
^
f^
3Jos?=tieU0 rfngfng.
362.
larol
i=^
m
1.
2.
r^j-
Joy -bells ring

Joy -bells ring-
f^^^1^
3î
"/
Vincent.
Cfiarlea
Briskly.
ing,
chil
ing,
chil
dren
dren
sing - Ing,
sing - ing.
the
the
Fill
Join
^MMkiMM
with thank
air
cho
loud
rus
ful
praise,
and
clear,
:f^F
'
fres.
î
Christ
Christ
is
ris-enlChristis
ris-enlChrist is
er
cease your ring
is
ris
ris
joy
to
Him we
en! Chil-dren's praise He loves to
enlHymnsof
raise
Joy
hear
bells,
joy
bells.
vm
-I
nev
ing;
Chil
dren,
chil
dren,
nev
er
cease your sing
ing
Ft
feE^^f^
îW
Good Lord,
rrT
Ig
1:
==
= L|
H-'
'
p:t
1
ac-cept Thy
!^
-r
F=hF
With the gladsome melody,

Christ is risen Hear the Church
Pealing, pealing joyfully.
Joy-bells, joy-bells, etc.
Days.
==
I
t:=p TE
4 Joj'-bells clearer sound and nearer
To
bells
Day
Church's
the
=E=EEtEE^
3 Earth seems brighter, hearts grow lighter
this
f r
f
chil-dren's praise.On
hearts filled with purity,
Christ
Now
is
risen
from
All the ransomed
sin's
dark power are
Joy-bells, joy-bells, etc.
free.
Sastet
floUiets ate tiloomfno Htfî^t*
Carol 363.
E. Brown.
Arihvir
Joyously. ^
= 69.
Trebles only, or Voices in Unison.
;g;
Eas
Eas-ter flow'rs are bloom-ing bright,
!A
*
ra-diant light
Christ our
jhjf
^ Tj
T5
Lord
risen in
is
might, 6Io-ry
ter skies
pour
Chorus after each
verse.
3t:i=
:t=^
?^
in the high
Al
est !
w^^^^B=im^m^%^^rf^^f^m^
In
ja
Al
le-lu
Christ our Lord
iai
risen in
is
Al
might,
'
le-lu
ia I
3 He, then born to grief and pain,

Now to glory born again,
Calleth forth our gladdest strain,
Glory in the highest
2 Angels carolled this sweet lay,

When in manger rude He lay
Now once more cast grief away,
Alleluia
Alleluia! etc.
etc.
He
4 As
riseth rise
we
too,
Tune we heart and voice anew.

homage glad and true.
Offering

Alleluia
altar
Betlte tlie
Carol 364.
"-
A-^
=f
K.
1.
2.
3.
Deck
the
al
All
All
ye
ye
peo
an
1.
le
N_
faft^
i -J
ft-^
J
'
-i
.;
'
iaI
^^^
Al
lar
and
our Lord
With glad
'
han
is
an-t tiems
eel
ris
with gar
en
fill
ing
-^
lands
a
the
E_
rare.
King.
-<s-
r- ^-^=2
*-
Pil
J^
-J
Christ
1*
IL
J-f- J
-^
fair.
la
Bev. J. S. B. Hodges, D.D.
tar with bios - soms

pie in har - mony
gels in glory
on
J.
t-bP [v- -f
Al
etc.
EASTER.
toftti tilofinsomis
le
-î^
r
In
J.
_2
^1
I.
^?
^-^
DECK THE ALTAR WITH BLOSSOM FAIR.
f^-^
f)
y,
N
'
J..
N
W
*
-J
ye
ye
All
All
All
who
J.
:^
*
cense
rare,
ies
with
ers
ver
that spring from earth,

in Christ's grave
lay
\-
-d
i^ -*
Fling
ing your
And
f ra
f
grance
ye bells that chime

with Him
on
Shall
on
-
T
air.
-
birth.
ter
J-
J.
1
Al
Al
mr^
Ê^
^
Al
ia!
le
-J
the
new
the
as
rise
h-
lil
in
P
d
flow
e
J
^
-di
t-
le
lu
ia
\.
r
atiout
'3:tuafii
tfie treatr
at
nXÛ
Carol 365,
J -110,
T
'Twas a
1.
i i i i
9%
î
f^T"r-r-r-T-r
bout the dead ol night, And
A-theus lay
In
piT-rr
rt
9
I
i f^
Ev
er
IS
am
^
-
more
and
ev
J:
^
r
r
.jîji//^/i,^îj
And
the court of Mars were met In grave and rev-Tent
^ ^ ^ J.'
num-ber.
f-T^-
1
er
more,
Chris
tians,
sing
i^
toil,
and danger
And
he worship'd for his God

One cradled in a manger.
Evermore, etc.
3 While he spake against their gods,
And
temples' vain erection.

Patiently they gave him ear,
And granted him protection
'Till with bolder voice and mien
He preach'd The Resurrection.
;
etc.
,J
The teaching of a stranger

O'er the ocean he had come,
Evermore,
fTT
?^
ParUh Choir, No. 1369-4.
ber ; Moon-light on the tem-ples slept
ber;
2 Met -were they to hear and judge
Through want, and
r t
-
Û-^
''
^^^,^^'-^^
Andtonch'd the rocks with
slum
4 Some they scoff'd, and some they spake

Of blasphemy and treason
Some replied with laughter loud,
And some replied with reason
Others put it off until
A more convenient season.
Evermore, etc.
;
5 Athens heard and scorn'd it then,

Now Europe hath received it
Wise men mock'd and jeer'd it once,
Now children have believed it
This, good Christians, was the day
That gloriously achieved it.
Evermore, etc.
e 0on0
antr
nuue^ttvu of t^t mcng*
George W. Warrtn.
easter.
Note. Two choirs are necessary to sing this Carol properly. Divide the school, one side taking the major, and the other,
minor verses. Let all sing the first and last verse, and the Hallelujahs the rest antiphonally, and as marked.
Allegretto. (Both choirs in unison.)
^
Carol 366.
the
major. /
i.
p
Ye sons and daughters of the
Acconip. Staccato, nif
I
King.Whom heavenly hosts in
glo-ry sing,
r-|
'I
Both choirs in parts.
Ma
rys went their Lord to seek.
Hal -le
JL* -bTj**!
lu
2d
Cr
choir in unison.
jah!3.An an
minor,
1/
1st Choir.
sor-row
flee;
For
(Minor.)
;
Thou
art
my
Side,
Lord and God," he
cried.
Hallelujah!
2d Choir.
(Minor.)
afterwards had heard
That Jesus had fulfilled his word,
He doubted if it were the Lord.
Hallelujah!
1st Choir.
( Major.)
8 Blessed are they that have not seen,
And yet whose faith hath constant been,
In Life eternal they shall reign.
Hallelujah
When Thomas
1st Choir. ( Major.)

" Thomas, behold My Side," said He
" My hands. My Feet, My Body see
And doubt not, but believe in Me "
Hallelujah
2d Choir. (Minor.)
this most holy Day of days,
hearts and voices raise
In laud, and jubilee and praise.
On
To God your
Hallelujah
Both Choirs. ( Major.)

10 And we with Holy Church unite,
As evermore
is
* In glory to the
Hallelujah
gel bade their
mf
No longer Thomas then denied

He saw the Feet, the Hands, the
"
Sing this line slowly, and with

4.
2d Choir.
{Major.)
That night the Apostles met in fear

Amidst them came the Lord most dear,
And said, " Peace be unto you here
Hallelujah
To-day the grave hath lost its sting,
all
power.
just and right,

King of Light.
MitiQ out
tfie
eDrfstmas*
btllu for
Carol 367.
Words by
the Rev. E. A. Washburn.
P^îîgE^-E^gEpHE^ÊgiiÊ^
Ej
Ring
1.
2.
3.
J. Mosenthal.
out
the bells for
mas The
Christ-
hap-py, hap
On Bethrhem'squi-et hillside, In

Wher-e'er His sweet lambs ga - ther With
ain
i^^
the
to
day!
py
tie
by,
In
In
fold.
The
win- terwild
the
an - gel notes the

Sav-iourdear is
SÎe
1=J:
Ho - ly Child With- in
Glo - ry floats, Glo - ry
wait - ing near, As
in
gen
'^mmm^^^
g^
mi
ges long gone

this
era- die lay:

on highl
God
:J=4=
1
won - der- full the
the sun
as
each young heart you
Yet wakes
4=^3^
Sav
joy
see
Is
iour,
ous
As
^^^m^m^w^^^- ^
the
days
In
old
of
m^m^^^^
in
a man-ger
when the Lord was
ev
'ry guileless
Hi*
lone;
born,
face.
His
And
You
palace
still
see
___|
J_^__|
:^3i^
g^
:t=t
the Ho
^_.
In many a crowded
street,
In Winter bleak, with shivering cheek
The homeless child you meet

Gaze on the pale wan features,
The feet with wandering sore,
see the souls
The
He
loveth
Christ-child at the door.
ly
sta
greet
Je
- 8.
In
1^0
you
And Ma-ry's arms His throne,

On ev - 'ry Christ-mas morn.
sus.
Who grew
ble,
in
truth
and
grace.
^1^1^
1_
J-
4=t
T-rc=1:
In many a darksome cottage,
You
is
He comes to
Him,
'm^^mî
Then sing your gladsome
And
carols
hail the new-born sun
For Christmas light is passing bright,

It smiles on every one.
And
feast Christ's little children,
His poor, His orphan
call
For He who chose the manger,

l5tierfitDt)eret etjetfftoljere,
l^vinimnu
to=tif0l^t*
Carol 368.
Words by BUhop
Ltwis H.
Phillips Brookt
^ f
1.
2.
3.
For
4.
5.
tree
fir
of
the
lands
in
Christ - mas
hope - ul
Christ - mas -where chil - dren are
the
Mas - ter
is
the CArist-Child who comes
Christ-mas
heart keep its
Then let ev - 'ry
mid - night which com - pass
the
So the stars ot
and
and
mas in lands of
mas where old men
pine, Christgay, Christ-
No
of
with
all ;
paZ-ace
- in, Christ's pi-ty
too
for
sor
no
row, Christ's
ry
and
Tonnd.Shallsee & strange glo
ns
the
are
great,
-
^
I
^
r
.
,
vine ; Christ-mas
lirist-mas whi
where snow-peaks stand sol - emn and white, Christ-mas where
a
dove in
its
gray, Christ-mas where peace, like
flight. Broods o'er brave
sing from the height, "/n <ê city of
welcome Him
small. TTie an-gels who
cottage too
hatred of sin, Christ's care for the weak - est, Christ's courage for right.C/imt's dread of the
a- flame with de
light, O sojis of
hear a strange sound,^ndcn/,*'Look!the earth is
the
I
'
''i
palm tree and

patient and
snn -ny
and
in
the thick of
vid
a King in
dark-ness, Christ's love of
morn-ing, re - joice at
the
fight;
His
might.'
the
the
light,
sight.'
corn-fields
men
Da
lie
words
to be
sung to one
note.
Carol 369.
Words by
1.
2.
3.
4.
Rev. F.
Joy,
ye
ev
ev
ev
ev
ev
I^
iSs
-i
'ry-where,
ry-where,
'ry-where,
'ry-where,
'ry-where,
bright;
J-i-.'
Italicized
^-
'ry-where Christ-mas
'ry where Christ-mas
night
night
night!
night!
night!
to
to
to
to
to
4 i i i i
,.
^-
-i
3E
(chkistmaso
K. Harford.
J. F. Bridge.
peo-ple,great and small,
Om
He for love of man hath come, G/o

God from all e -ter-ni -ty, Fi
Hail we then our King to - day, Na
^ i i i i
?ies
gen-
tes plan- di
ria
ti
bi
lirts
ho
mo
si
ne
tus
i^j .i
J.^
^Ê^^
Bo -mi
ma-cu
.i
te,
-ne,
na-tiis
est,
-
la,
^^fl. î
I
I
this high day's fes-ti - val: Christ is born to save ns all;

Sa-tan's slaves enchain'd for doom. Off-spring of
a Vir-gin's womb, -De
low-liest poor to
lie,
Ver
Deign-ing for their sake to die.
the na-tions all for aye
/)i
Eaise to Him their loft-iest lay,
With the
Let
8,
A ^
tus
Ma
-bum
e
Na
Hail
Raise the song in bow'r and hall:

To de-liv-er from the tomb
He hath left His throne on high,
And, as a -gespass a - way,
Chris-tus ho
ri - a Vir
ca - ro facter - na se
0-
di
gin
cu
e.
- e.
turn
-
est.
la.
mcng.
tHilTiten's
^Ttie
(CUKISTMAS.)
Carol 370.
Old Melody.
ifThe
chil dren' 8 King,
the
chil
.i
^~f'~\
bring,
ols
His
prais
dore
Him;
Vr
All
kneeling
low
bo
A^J.
^^^^êl^î=^î
%
us
let
1 A A ^
sing,
es
come
King,
dren'a
a tempo
rjw
1.
No
cour
2.
How
few
3.
When
told
great His birth

is
a - wait.Though He
day. Who knew Him
were they this bless - ed
His name, the shep -herds came Where that dear
King
of
Glo
here
in
meek
Babe
was
sleep
ry.
weak
esi
ness.
tiers
ry,
ness
ing
J J ^
r
But
Of
We
through the sky

Ma - ry born
haste
with them
an
the
E^
on
Christ-
to
Beth
-i
gels
fly
To
tell
mas
morn.
In
hem,
Our
pov - er
hap - py
le
won-drous
the
-
and
ty
Christ -mas
.J.
(2
->5-
'-
i==S--
ff^F=1"
The
Our
chil -dren's King,
J-
car
1^
ols
the
bring. His
r^
prais
chil
J.
es
dren's
sing,
come
King,
All
kneel
ing
m
^
let
i-i
low
ing.
lAJ.
-iS^
fi)
^3^
'I
/J
keep
be
dore
Him.
mtiQf ting
Carol 371.
tieUs
t r
the
ring
Ring,
1.
tiê
(CHBISTMAS.)
the
bells,
joy
ful
mer
This
bells!
Christ-
mas
dim.
^mi=t
l
sweet
sound
ly
o'er
vale
and
how
Hark!
glen;
n^ A
n
g^r=^^T=r=-"i^^^F^=F=
J
90
* -
'Peace
on
^
earth,
good
will
their
mer
sic
S^dim. J.
^^^
.^yJi
^^
P
to
mu
^M
i-
-J-
dim.
ry
Christ -mas
mer
=i;*^
bells!
3t
1^
L/
Ring, ring
the
bells,
the
Christ-
mas
The mer
bells,
ry,
^,,
'^^m
2 Ring, ring the
bells,
i^.
?^
the Christmas bells
For in their joyous chime

Once more on earth the chorus swells
Of angel-song sublime.
The sweet
old story, ever new,

Falls on the heart again,
Eefreshing as the early dew,
Or soft as summer rain.
Ring, ring the bells, the Christmas bells.
The merry, merry Christmas bells
!
Pivrlsh Gboir.
Na
13W
8.
^^
ry Christ
JN
Ira//.
I,
I
-^
3 Ring, ring the bells, the Christmas

Prophetic of the day
When He
of
whom
^^
bells
their ringing tells
Shall all the nations sway.

Shall bless and rule and fill each heart,
Shall bid all sorrows cease.
And give His own the better part
Of everlasting peace.
Ring, ring the bells, the Christmas bells,
The merry, merry Christmas
bells
flôli? nf0tit! iifacetttl nfgtiti
Carol 372.
CHRISTMAS.
Tr. from J. Mohr.

Larghetto.
1.
Ho-ly
2.
Si -lent
cres
/. BarvJtyy.
Ho-ly
night! peaceful night! Thro' the darkness beams a light;

l ight!
is
n ight! ho-liest n ight! Dark-ness flies and all
cen
Thro" the darkness beams

Dark-ness flies and
all
cres.
iightr
is
light,
vi -gil keep, O'er the Babe,who,in

an-gels sing " Al - le - lu - ia
au-gcio
<ii^-
lent sleep, Rests in heav'n-ly

hail the King Jesus the Saviour is
si !
night!
n ight!
liest
Thro' the darkness beams a light! Yon -der.where they sweet
Dark- ness flies and all
is light
Shep- herds bear
the
ho
F^^^F^F^
mf [^
do.
night! peace-ful
Si -lent n ight!
PP
e rail.
peace,
B,
Bests in heav'n-ly
Kests
here, Jesus the Saviour is
peace,
peace.
here!'
'
r^^=r=f=f ^=n-=ui^
II
Sileut night! holiest night!
II
Guiding Star,
lend Thy light!
See the eastern wise men bring
Gifts and homage to our King
Jesus the Saviour is here
Silent night! holiest night
Wondrous Star, O lend Thy

With the angels let us sing
Alleluia to our King
:||
Tt^f-f^r
light!
:||
Jesus
Saviour
otcr
is
here
WionXftvtnl n{0tlt!
Carol 373.
Bishop J. F. Toung.
If
f'
X.
2.
3.
Won
Won
Won
-f-
der
der
der
f
-
t
-f-
-0'
'
ful night!
ul night!
ful night!
Won
Won
Won
der
der
der
Pia=j^g=Lj^JEap3=
night
night!
night!
ful
ful
ful
1/
;/
I*'
An
1/
k'
t^
Down o'er
the stars to
re
b'
por -tals, Fling out their banners of light

a - ges, Welcomes Thy hal-low-ing might
Comes the E
f
Wonderful night
Sweet be thy rest to the weary,
Making the dull heart and dreary
Laugh in a dream of delight
Wonderful night
Parish Choir. No. 13M
8.
ter-nal to sight:
'^
tals,
^
gesi
store
^
&
iE^
us,
*-i^l
5
Thronging Thine e - bo - ny
Manhood redeem'd for all
J.
r
Lead -ing His f lame -wing-ed cho -rus
and shining im - mor

Djream'dof by proph-ets and sa
-gels
Won-derful,won-der-ful night
Won-derfu!,won-der-ful night
Won-derful,won-der-ful night
'^^^^^\i
6.
Wonderful night
Let me, as long as life lingers,
Sing with the cherubim singers,
" Glory to God iu the height."
Wonderful night
Carol 374.
H. H.
^Lively.
ry bells
ua
us they ring, for
for
^1
U-i
t/l
The mer
1.
us
they ring, for
i/
they ring
l/l
<
Sutdiffe.
mes
sage
t/
great
of
we greet, with joy we greet, Round fes - tive board old

us with joy we greet, with joy
Those dear to
O hap - py day when Christ was born,when Christ was born, when Christ was born, The best of days is
2.
3.
"I
"I
''I
^
l/l
U
joy they bring, great joy they bring,great joy they bring; They
old friends we meet, oldfriends we meet; With
friends we meet,
is
this glad mom,
is this
glad mom; To
this glad mom,
bl
i/
of
Christ the lit - tie child, Of
jest and fa - ces bright. With
there comes sweet joy and peace. The
tell
harm -less
men
5^
^-f=f=^
W^
"^^Tf-^
mild They
1/
=i=^
:t^
:^:pt
ring o'er earth a sweet re -f rain. Glad Christ-mas comes a - gain,

peace,good- will and mercy
care, withhearts so light We'll ban - ish sor -row and all pain Glad Christ-mas comes a -gain,
out
a
ring out
bells,
the heav'n -ly strain.Glad Christ-mas comes a -gain,
dawn of life which shall notecase.
;
^ i^ ^
J=^
Z=J
9^r?=
?^^
Ê^^
i
Refrain,
I'
they
ring,
ring
re
frain,
1^
t/
They
?^
rail.
Glad Christ
maa
^m
"m
comes
Kzr
eiiirijst tDîs
tforn
on
(S^DtriistmajS 19a|}<
Carol 375.
136.
1.
Christ
He
2.
ae: i
//
was born
is
born
J-
Day; Wreathe the hoi
on Christ-mas
to
us
set
free,
t f' f r
The Babe, he Son, the
Ho
ne: The God, the Lord, by all
e;
3 Let the bright red berries
Everywhere
ly,
twine
our
Lord
in
glow
goodly show
Chrialus natus hodie

The Babe, the Son, the Holy
Parish Choir, No. 1304 s.
One
the
to
bay
be.
w^w^m^
di
gi
born
is
:J3--pM
ss
fâ tempo.
ho
Vir
He
of Mary.
r
One,
ly
y
^=pt:
^n
Chris -tus
Ex
I
Ma
na
tus
ri
ry.
=F=F
I
-|
slower.
dored,
t-Tthe
for
Ho
ev
1
.1y
One
er
and
of
for
Ma
ev
er.
4 Christian men, rejoice and sing,

'Tis the birthday of a King,
.Ex Maria Virgine :
The God,the Lord, by all adored for ever and for ever.
Kear
Carol 376.
teUfn0
tiê angelic
CHRISTMAS.
F.
Iliffe.
Briskly.
T-^diJEBzg:
Hear the angels
1.
We
may
kneel
tell
before
ing
Of the In- fant King
Him,Near the lowly
stall,
Human fearsdis
Hum- bly may a-
J2j/j__iA-^
-pel
With
ling
the joy they bring;

is Lord of
all;
Who
dore Him,
^ ^ ^
-^-
I
I
We
who hear the

Faith which God has
ce les- tial grace, See the Fa-ther's glo

Of
Pure and un -de -filed, Sees the King of Heav
sto - ry
giv -en,
2(3-
*=F
3
God with man
we
with
With the
see,
angelic throng,
God united
Through
restored!
eternity.
^^tiuX toas tiotu on etirfstmasi niî.
Carol 377.
Words by
îl
our voices
Earth with heaven rejoices

In the Christmas song.
To the God of Heaven,
Ever One in Three,
Laud and praise be given
hopes once blighted
Wondrously
In the low-ly Child,
Now we raise
Through the Incarnate Word,
Human
In the Saviour's face.
en
P=Pe:
All His glory hiding

In humility.
Man
ry
T-r-r
abiding
Veiled in flesh
Rt. Rev. C.
CHRISTMAS.
W. SixMs.
Thomas Wardle.
Sir
BrigfUly.
yf-r
=S=^
was born
was laid
Christ
2. Christ
1.
Sev
3.
-r=f
on Christ -raas
in
cat
tie
en Shep-herds knelt them
night,
Sing
stall,
there.
the
car
Ox
and
In
that
ass
sta
:S=t
gai
ol
f^f
-(2-
ly!
most
du
ly
ble
low
ly,
King
Did
as
Love, and
the
to
Hailed as
King the
^^
î^
i S=S:
-f^^
^m
5=*
Lord
Lord
of Light,
of
All
Christ-child fair,
Praise Him, praise Him

Make o - bei - sance
Ve - ry
God most
-r
-Ll
of
^^^
T^PT
"T^
-come Christ-mas
Wei - come Yule
II
4 Seven Shepherds fared them forth

God's gift glorifying,
Told the wonder of its worth
For men, living, dying.
Welcome ChristmasI
etc.
6 Star-led kings from Eastern land,

Came on camels riding,
Spice and myrrh and gold in hand
For a royal tithing.
Welcome Christmas!
- 8.
etc.
6 Caspar, Belsar, Melchior,
Found
Bethlem City,
Him they knew by mystic
King of Love and Pity.
in
Welcome Christmas!
lore,
etc.
and love.
These be Christmas sweetings.
7 Pity, mercy, peace
Be they yours from God above.

Take our Christmas greetingsl
Welcome Christmas! etc.
Jn0B
ir^tet
Carol 378.
Words by
ttoni out
tCtnt.
CHRISTMAS AND EPIPHANY
^,
Rev. T. E. Brown
w. H. am.
Allegrello cantabile.
1.
2.
3
4
A U.eoretlo canlabile
^3^^=^=^*3=1=1^===^=;;==^Tô
'"BT-tSa-'ar'KSFode
V
rod, p
on
,,
a^^^
;?. VS-s?Us<,Urad1J.E.;H.
.aS"ilisESiiJ^.ffi-^
4.
find the
Lord
of
pace:
And
up
S^
in verse* 2. 3. and
ParlshCholr, No.
Three Kings from out the

The first was Mel - chi
The next was Gas -par
The last was dusk - y
" he.
tor " they - substitute
13M-8.
in
the skv
To
guide them to the place.l
MttKilvi
fBaster "BtlXn.
tfje
Carol 379.
Words by
Rev. J. S. B. Hodges, D.D.
Rev. R. R. Chope.
Brighllij.
1.
Mer
2.
But
3.
Up
4.
All
rl
ly
the Eas - ter bells Ring from tower and
the night has passed a - way, Sweet the bells are
through all the heaven-ly spheres Ring the
old, old
our doubts aud fears are gone. Cheer - i
ly
the
Brightly.
'JF-
Tell
pie,
ing.
ry,
peal
ing
ing
He,
our
As
we
Through the
Liv
deathless Love,

morn has come,
Eas - ter
joy
mist
of
tears
We
fcJ=i
Of
His
peo
are
sing
ing:
of
Glo
ry.
feel
ous
Al
Al
Al
Al
pie.
ing.
le
le - lu -
le
le
lu
ia!
Notes
ia! Christ
joy
of
risen,
is
lu
ia!
An-
gels
lu
ia!
Ring
sing
-
gain,
31^
as
^^^^m
are blend
will we
So
be ris
Songs of
joy with mor
Christ has passed the riv
ing
ing,
tals,
er.
With the sad-ness yes
Of
=f=F=F
life so
end Ilefromdeath.and we from sin,
Lov-ing lips and priz Of the way of Life to-day
Christ unbarred the por As lie rose and lives, would we Rise and live for ev -
ter
eve.
,
I
=l^l=
-mW^
:^-
gi^^=g
Won - drous-ly
':^^^1
ing for
too now
the Lord
ens joy -
Wak
the
of
Joy, this
sing of
blinding
1^
mum
J=F
im
sto
î^^
iTite
stee
ring
//
Slow
niiow
the
and
ana
strong.
sironq.
ing.
ing.
tals.
er.
Carol 380.
Words by En.
Do you hear
Do you hear
1.
2.
How the
3.
Al
the
the
le
sigh
dren cry -ing
children sing

lu - las swell
j^-j
=d
ing
9i
In
the night,
the light,
the air,
On
-ing
J-
To
To
lit
'
tie
hands
J
up
=J
ear,
Was
ev
The win
4.
Give
oar,
^
5
'.
r
ear,
9%-c^
^ -1
grief
He
that
fell
wise was
north
to^
tak
Chris-tian
men
won
like
this Where
such
The
men!
lay
Si
Eas
ter
W
h
To
re
Lov - ing
Comes the
that
-
lost
hear
was gain
down
for
ex
is
P_L
'
^
m
h
ed
ing,
craft,
his
to
,
^
..
And
And
west.
hath
fear
He that
stroug in
mean - ing
The
Its
was
s
Hath brought
day,
of
tor
scorn
fought the
fight,
reed
-
rj
ev
pound
-W-
ing
er;
ed:
Ând
The
From
N
A.
.t- -^T-^rf_U
-fh-^
fin
ish'd
died
was
his
shall
en
be
vie
^^
r
woe.
umph-
for
\-Trriring;
We
south, from
Day
Ij^
^V
worth
is
He
''
that last - ed
that held
the
the Slain, was
He,
hands
i.
He
P- --^
As crush'c him
die
The rid
foil
Chris-tain
_4.
pain
mtn.
ri
--=i=^
tie
rtE
how
J-r-*
had
good
9
.P -J
tell
_r
J:
J.
ft
i
good
er
bat
ner then
give ear,
si
r*l
give
bear
j,^^^ ^^^ p.^^ Cantiones.

h
d
d
^ j-^-K-^
=i-Hf^ J= =i.
^MH^
^V- ^
E
1"
r
Give
3.
tt
EASTER.
John Mason Neale.
2.
lift
r^ft
1.
That the Christ-child brings to bless them With His love and life and light.
That the lit - tie ones in dark-ness. Far a- way may see the light.
For the lov - ing Christ-child list'-ning,Hears the lit-tlechil-dren's prayer.
&i^^t eat, Qii}t eatt gootr etitfstfan
^>^ d=
5:_^f-
the Christ-child's feet they

the
lit - tie lift - ed
^?^f
-f-
Words by
i-
^^^
oeive the price-less gift

hearts and off '-rings rare,
gift,
in
far-off lands,
Carol 381.
-J
1.^!
r""?"
How their
^^^^1^3
* r
^---^
[^'
5=^:
the night? Of deep hea-then dark-ness,

the light? Far and near their off'- rings
the air. Speak the glad news they are
In
On
I"
'
For the light, For the light.

Shi -ning bright, Shi- ning bright.
Ev - 'ry where, Ev - 'ry where.
ing
bringing,
tell -
In
In
ing
feMÊ^
^^M
-
offering.
Eet. J. D. Herron.
chil-
H^
m-s
ISasUt
^f^t tîirfvtn*&
C. C. RolliU.
still.
And
seep
he
Where -on
s
-^
-^
e
tre
ter
was
that slew
the crown
cheer
nal
ob
lim,
is
tain
nev
found
fear
reign
ing;
deav
sound
our
ed;
ing,
And
And
And
On
'
Wit
ouv Saîottt'e pvuimn.
uitiQ
Carol 382.
n. A. Famaworth.
Words by Margaret Ford

Quickly.
1.
Wo
2.
The
3.
Our
sing
lone
lov
our Sav-iour'sprais
wait
ly night
of
ing Sav - lour waits
es,
Ing
Our Lord and King most high Who from

Has brought the sun - shine bright The hearts
us,
We know
sky;
the
wept o'er
that
that
beyond
bliss
throne in
Ills
In
He
will
W^^.
r
fJr fin
.The
en Came down for
us
^1
^'
'
high.
ir
'
And thro' the count-less

And those who shared His
Day, When all our tears and
song;
bove.
tJ-I" i ^
die:
sight.
to
in
His
raise on
sus Are pre-cious

ten To songs we
-i
ges,
TTrtr
an -gels join
sing
ing
O swell thebless-ed cho

O Day of Days the joy
rus,
ous,
in
I
The
"I
joy
sor -rows Shall ev

sor - rows Are glad
"^1
u
ous strains prolong.
er share His
love. >
ly wiped
a - way.)
-i
^--^
i%
Glo
ry
Glo
ryl
ho
san
nas
ring.
^B
u^'nntnn.
J. Frederick Bridge.
is Len - ten sad -ness, Past the time to weep; All

the earth is wak - ing From her win-ter sleep.
the Cross of Je -sus Late did we
repair; All those sins lamenting Which had nailed Him there;
He rose vic-to-rious O - ver death and sin, We must rise and con-quer All that's wrong within;
Thenwhenlife is end - ed. And ourwork is done; All the rough road travelled, All the vie - fry won
Past
2.
To
3.
Yes,
4.
The Res ur - rec - tion

Our Sav- lour reigns a The Res ur - rec - tion
I^
Henten
Carol 383.
1.
"^
'
^^k^^;,^-
Loud
âst
vr
In this hap -pyspringtide.Sweet the birds that sing; Sweet-er children's voi -ces.Praising Christ their King,
To the grave with Mary, Has- ten we this morn, Whereour Lord was rest-ing,Till the ear - ly dawn,
Ris -ing with our Sav-iour,Dai - ly near - er Heaven,
Who, with God the Father And Spir -it
is adored.
We must rise each morning, With our sinsfor-given,

We shall rise in glo - ry. With our ris en Lord,
4.
JSvrafts
ios>ful isaeter Iraton.
ttie
Carol 384.
Words by Lucy Larcom.
With
German.
spirit
-
^-^ :|a^
3.
J-
^ti^^
B4 r
^ -0-H?
f
J
Death
Call
er
^^^n=
sad
ness
rais
es
press
ing,
cr.
Earth
Ev
a
the
a
'ry wild flow'r of

up ev - 'ry heart,
let
f=f=
With her dear Lord's glad
live
wood
Chants the dear Lord's prais

For the dear Lord's bless
cup
''
"^
j^f
ness,
es.
ing.
avt tnv&iinQ on
tvun.
tf^t
easter.
G. Osgood.
in unison.
The buds are bursting on the
No
5t=
^
-
Come,
look
a-wakes in smiles,
3.
i^h^k^
STIie tfuXiu
2.
Night and sin and

bud
In - to life He
up Toward His brightness
drive
gels
led
.J
Carol 385.
1.
an
bur
lit - tie
chil-dren dear,
Words by Mabel
To oe
10
be sung
way good
tie
Jr-i
m^
j^
Lift
I
'ry
.-J
^^
Ev
Lit
'
ri
-w
J. J K nn^
H?=f-y-^r- -f-^r^-r-r-n-i
i^/j
^
cr.
cr.
on.
Far
y.
lil
Jw
1
J^- -J
h-H-:
long
^Vi
fr-^?
!^
y3=,i=d=;'-^M=^
=F=t:
s~ri
>
no
.^J
J.
you from pris
J.
rose and
ing
\-
be
shall
Brings the
:^^J
t=t
\-
AM)^.
!^
Winter from the world has gone,

Breaks the joyful Eas-ter dawn, Clear -er yet, and strong-er
Un- der snow-drifts chil - ly.
In His hand He brings the flowTs,
Roused by Him from drear-y hours
O - pen, hap-py flow'cs of spring, For the Suji has ris - en! Through the sky glad voi-ces ring.
1.
2.
us
all
R. H. Clouston.Jr.
r
'
trees, The earth a

wakes a gain
Lord to greet
ris - en
and end-less gloom Shall grieve our souls distress'd
-
J"
sweet blessings bring. The
long-er death
^^
'
The
ntzî^
birds are
sing - ing
make our hearts an
Christ has trod - den.
And
tt^
For
S^îi^plîîpl
&
^l3i^^^l^^^^^0i^^
r
4-4-
out their glees. For Christ again doth reign.

of-fer-ing And lay them at His feet.
though the tomb,
pathway for the blest.
A- wake, and Al-le
lu
ias
sing
For death
Is
slain,
and
^Î^^pt^^^^^^^
i^fenii^^fe
iTT-^t
^
.^
Christ
is
King.
A-wake,
-^
-^-
a- wake
and
let
and
the chorus swell. With voicei&
^ harp and
r
I
4.
Eas
as--
ter bell.
Carol 386.
HAKVKST.
Alfred Redhead.
1.
2.
3.
God when He made this world be - low, Pronounced it ve - ry good,

We thank Thee for the perfume sweet Of flow'rs and leaves and trees,
We thank Thee for the col - ours rare. Paint - ed so won-drous -ly,
.
And
still
That
fills
His gra-cious
fra -grant
the
The green grass un
der
SpPî^pipi^îpi^
p--
f-rC==^= gî3gE
After each verse.
tf
fi=f
fcs^^
3E^.i
Hand we trace On
sum - mer air, And
neath our feet. The
moun-tain, stream and wood.

floats upon
the breeze.
and sea.
blue
of sky
.
)
I
How beau
ti
-ful,
how beau
ti -
ful,
How
-JJJ
-m^^^,
F=F=FgEi
pj'-i
22(t:
:l,t
^^^^
^^^^^^^^^^^
fair
and bright this earth
How beau
- ti -
our
God must
be.
We
thank Thee for the song of birds,

for their phimage bright,
Filling alike both ear and eye,
it
all
With
We
God of beauty, who hast made

Thy works so passing fair.
Make us all beautiful within,
treasures of delight.
beautiful, etc.
How
thank Thee for the sun's glad beams,

The moon's pure silver ray,
The twinkling of the countless

Like diamonds far away.
How
stars,
Be
Parish Choir, Ko. 1433
4.
336
beautiful, etc.
this our daily prayer.
How
beautiful, etc.
^1
thank Thee for the plenteous fruits

That ripen all around,
The sweetness and the healthfulness
With which Thy works abound.
How
We
*2rzt
took birth!
And
From whom
^^^m
P#P
4
ful
beautiful, etc.
0t}tv all f^t lantr in QlotoinQ.

Carol 387.
Words by
HAEVEST.
A. H. Brown.
Eev. Jease Brett.
^ Solo, mf
^^z^zgâ^
f=T
iS
TT"rrr
f-
mII
Month to month the year

land is glow-ing Light from God with gold - en rays,
land is reign-ing, God has blessed and man has wrought Now the end of work
an - o - ther year;
Har -vest days pro-claim
land pos-sess-ing, Reach-ing to
land sub -du - ing.Might of God's own presence giv'n
Souls with high - er grace
tain
the bless
at
^^=rP=^^
f\
LTf
s/f
Har
days.
-met ends
in
vest
God
Mak
-ways bring
- ing meet the
life
al
is
^s.
'F
Chang- es
sought. Oft
in
ing near.
Light- ly
for heav'n. Swift -ly
ma
ny
pass
a
of
ap
life
at
length the
pears.
Till
tears.
Comes
the
the
glad
need
J.
JL
ness
af
ter
388
Words by
W.
G.
-BS.
Make
way,
praise
pears
tears,
^=
end
Rest.
P^
1=t=
tDfti^ 6unfii||Cnt<
^ -
-JLj^z
years,
land,
its
the
-U^l
=F
Brindley.
PtT
the
the
Wakes
With
Comes
HARVEST.
3 51=*
Sit
-^
f=r
Wif^tut unit tuvlts tviQ^t

l^BiTOl
and j'ears
and years.
-fr^rfTT^
song of
life ap
of
-
f^0^â
J
:te
Lights which come and

Yet
length the
at
Till
the need
of
Comes the glad -ness
the day
J5i
come and pass a
Lights which
Yet
praise.
ter
way,
by day
day
doubt-ing pass
pass
the days
pass the days
p^F m
song
J< 'gj
=F=
i1^
du
^m
i. ^^:i
a^^=*
af
we
we have the good
So
rff^
ing,
ing,
ing,
ing.
Chorus.
^^^^
r-^
Sum
en
gi
grow -
is
^r
C. Shnper.
-r
Wheat and bar-ley bright with sunshine. Waving thro' the autumn days ;Fruits that glow with rich-est col- our,
2.
To the fields with scythe and sickle, Forth the reapers dai -ly went: Un - to
us
a glo-rious har-vest,
3. What are we that Thou should' St show-er All these ble.ssings o'er our land? Though we
are but sin-ful creatures,
4.
All our sins do Thou for - give us, Help us now to
live to Thee, That, when Thou dost come in glo-ry,
1.
.J.
^ J
r-^
WHEAT AND BARLEY
ISKIGHT
WITH SUNSHINE.
ChOB08.
J=J^=
d=P=P=l=t:=fc=&=tq:J=S=
/
T
-I
Flow'rs, all show-ing forth Thy praise
Lord,ia love hast sent.
Thou,
Thou dost not with-hold Thy hand.
We Thy chos-en wheat may be.
f/
B@5fei*fet
1/'
Fa- ther,
Thou
lone pro -vid
est, Thou
dost
all
our wants at-tend

;
?^^
^^^^^^^^^
nt
We
had sown, but Thou
didst
wa
f-
ter,
And Thoa didst the
increase send.
And Thou didst the
in-crease send.
r^
'f-
Carol 389.
Words by
I.
Joyfully
iFieltffii
of 0oltr are glotoing*
A.
J. Postgate.
II.
Brown.
!^3
1.
3.
4.
"'"
lain
Thee,
King,
^_^-^-j^-^
We
^V
^
r
iNow the spring-tide sow reap Joy -ful now the
For Thine har-vest growGifts Thy love hath giv
cres.T'
rays,
Fields of gold are glow - ing 'Neath the au- tunm

In the dark earth sleep-ing, Long the seed hath
are Thine own sow -ing. Dear,
Lord, to
To Thee,Lord of Heav - en, Thee,
bounteous
ing,
ing,
ing,
All its fruit dis - plays

Fair the garnered grain.
would f roit-ful be.
bring.
would glad - ly
Ev
As
We
We
'ry hill
the gold
When, their
Thou
^Mn^^^.j
re
we
joi
ces,
gath - er
bear - ing,
Giv er,
bright sheaves
of
all
art
f3m^
=f=r=f
r-'i
m^^^^^^^^mi
Fields with glad-ness ring,
Of Thine har-vest gift,
An
Fa
gel Keap-ers
ther,Spir-it,
J^-J-
-J-
voi
Fa
come,
ces.
ther,
shar - ing.
ev er,
Son,
-ces, Now the valleys

- ther,Thauk-ful hearts we
shar - ing,
In Thy Harvest
Thine the praise for ev - er, Bless-ed Three in
Lift-ing up their voi
Now to Thee.our Fa
smg.
lift,
Lift'ing
Now to
We with them be
Home,
We
One,
up
their
Thee, our
with them be
Thine the praise for
Now
leys
sing.
Thank-ful hearts we
In
Thy Har - vest
Bless-ed Three in
One.
the val
lift,
Home
HPiip^
ôCt
Carol 390.
autumtt nunu utt eUfnfng.
tl)e
Words by R. Gumey.
rn^-Si
Soft
2.
Come ye
3.
Bind
For -
4.
it- ^^-J
r
the
1.
au
W. F. Homer.
HARVEST
reap ers
gold - en
ests high shall
a
d- -
r-r-^
tumn
-
1- -\K
V-
au-tumn days; Flow'rs with golden

hun-dred-fold,
Join in praise and
it shall stand
Corn and fruit shall
of
the
suus are shi - ning, Glo - ry
in pro - ces - sion, Who have reaped a
sheaf be - fore Him, By His
tar
sing His prais - es
Hill
val - ley
to
loud shall
Deep on deep
call;
its
-?- -M^
9^R=r=r=Ff-
,j
-f-
-r r-'r-
'
'
1
\
'I
corn
glad
here
com
com
voice
up
bi
ning,
sion
In
Of
their
beau
wm
*
p^
^^
w
r
'
'f
4=c
1^
.h-J-Tr!-
t=
the
ren - der praise Come ye
to
al - tar, bringing
meas-ure told With the fruits of earth all
la - den,
gra -cious hand. Many a sheaf His love is reap-ing,
kiss- es
all!
May we with Thy whole ere- a-tion
ty
the heaped-up
dore Him, Gifts from out His
rais - es.
While the sun -set
-fes
ri
Lord
m.
on high.
-1
fill
^f=f^
Fr=r
round you singing One great harvest mel
dyl
Of -fer them be - fore His shrine. Who with com sustains the maideD, Who hath cheered the youth with wine.
From the world His feet have trod, Safe-ly stored in
an - gel keeping. Garnered up on high for God.
Of - fer up our-selves to Thee, Join -ing in the
one ob - la-tion, To the Bless-ed One in Three.
First fruits of the
mM
m^-
Carol 391.
Words by W.
the earth is
^p=^
?=
HotlT^
H^
While
:^f=f=f==F
harvest.
ûnliQf^V^ 0Oltr
Reo. B. F. Smith.
'^~'
1.
Lord,
We thank
2.
r
who shed'st the
Thee
"
SpB:
ife^:
-JJ_J
J
.1
P-l
t'
m
'
The gold
that on
And gold
So comes Thy
To rest
the
en fruit the
gold- winged
where shines the
m-^-
;^2=
-(2-=-
-m
r-T~r-^-^r^-f^--tnrrn^r
mom
shepherds fold Glow'd bright
au - tumn hours Now to

an - gels' flight A - cross
golden sun, cr. Up - on
Thy birth-day
or -chards bring
the fields of earth
the golden floor;
That gleam'd on Thine a - ris - ing hour, That

We thank Thee for the gold - eu grain Now
our
The
Where
rip - en'd grain,

saints, their gold
-J J.1.UJ-,-^-^L^-j^.U
fill
r-
f f r
gold That
sun-light's
the wav - ing corn,
gilds
the gold-en showers That decked the bowers in spring,
the gold -en light Up - on
our har-vest mirth,
the har-vest done. Earth's fleet - ing shadows o'er,
for
softly flows
grant us. Lord,
3.
4.
liczpc
t=:t:
toJ)o uf^tXi^nt tf^t
II. Jewitt.
1/
I
I
i-j
en crowns
cast
*'
ten -der liow'rs, In
the
-
down, Thy
I
I
- bovo,
We thank Thee for the might and power That shed these gifts of Love,
har - vest sheaves, AVhile round our paths like golden rain, Fall soft the sum-mer leaves,
peace to gath - er
in,
Ere close the long, dark, sunless hours, And win-ter storms be - gin.
gold- enthrone be - fore, /Where gold-en harps earth's dis-cords drown. And strains of joy
out - pour.
gilds
Thy throne a
bound
Parish
in
CJholr, 1433
Sturetest mu0fe sonij) fisteaUng.

CHKISTMAS-
Carol 392.
Words by
G. W. Brindley.
With expression.
r&^=*^ÊELiE
1.
Sweet
3.
Now
3.
Shep
4.
He
mu
Da
ill
-
from high
!>
soft
sic,
the
sta
est
heav'n
X^J
oient oi
ble has
ty
Thro' the
He
There your
Comes ou
'f=f
si
born,
is
ing
^fc^
T,^
ten.
de scend
Sav
earth
lence
of
the
the
an - gels
iour Christ
ia
your woes
to
I
/!
p
E^3E
r-^-|
I*
r-
-I
I
the
the
shep
Son
That
of
Ma
your
ev
Fa
herds,
now
ther,
ry,
'ry
want
full
low
Chorus All Voices

.
iv
veal
ry
nn
pi
maid
te nd
ing,
ty.
en,
i
ing,
Christ
is
Sends
His
Son
On
this
of
God
Love
born,
Source
you
the
to
first
glad Christ
He
may
of
to
-r
to
God
day.
mas
morn!
re
veal.
s^ÊÊ^
u
the
Fa
'
I
'
light.
U nison.
--^=r'=f--^
Glo
re
of
ly
at
4^53
fit
heal,
fefclEi
iW
To
God
night;
say;
born,
i'=r'=f=f
r-
-r
-ing
ly steal
an
vid's
herds, to
>/J.
r=n
est
C. Simper.
Carol 393
Words by
Hyde.
T. D.
2.
3.
O
O
O
Christ
Christ
Christ
mas
mas
mas
ring
ring
bells,
bells,
bells,
come
-i
far
and
out
bear
a your
J-
C. Simper.
3E5
1.
fat antr neat.
(H^^t^vitttmun fieUis, tinfi
Pro
near,
With
With
gain
part
claim
the
heaven-born
Sav
iour's
birth,
joy
and
mirth,
an
in
the
skies,
r
His
worth,
gels
-J.
Bid
ev
Waft
To
J
Chris -tian
lands the
'ry
to
all
draw
-J.
-J-
Ke
i
f
'i;
sweet
Ring sweet -ly

Ring out His
O
let
your
mu
sic
est
-worn
-/
ev
bJ
men
of
er
came
to
raise
our
ward
up
h
t=t=t:
h-
And
us bring Sweet thoughts of that blest
When
to
_rv
For
time,
-J-
r-
t=^
^ti^
Harmony.'
I
earth,
eyes.
mid - night sky. And join

the An - gels' song,
and His power, His peace and blest good - will,
^^^^^ 1^
I
tell
?=i
I
thro' the
glo - ry
care
S^
And
Name That
heart. And
heart "Good cheer,"
from earth each
Chokus.
"fsj
l\i
Christ the "True Light" from on high Hath come to ban-ish wrong.
tell how in our darkest hour, Christ is "God with us" still.
we shall praise our Christ oar King In heav-en's gold-en clime.
J.,
*
-i:-^
^-f^rrrf
JJ
-A
j-r
,j
Ring
&J
J-i
Ring,
^^
It
t-y
ggp=^
r
rT7=^....
And
high your vol- ces sweet;

"
winds
ring,
Send
- ly,
lA
ring,
ring,
ff!'
f:
:|=3H.i.'^-NJ-h-r^=f
i^
ring cheer-i
mer-ri-ly,
j-r
j=
#=i=^
of heav'n shall waft yoxir notes
To
^^m
Sa- lem'sgold-
Ring
Ine
vour
your
mu
sic
sweet:
-I
^m
Carol 394.
1.
2.
3.
4.
O
O
O
love
Star
love
Ho- san
an
,,
men
on
bove
their
our
sor
row
dies
gels,
an
swer
us
a
-
jLj
r^
Hark hark
I
way.
cho
'=^
by
and
night,
fair,
il -
lume.
sin
sing;
Good
joy
we
will
win
b
"
.^
rus sound
a^
r-t
From snow
still
hi
S.
Christ
will
iour
lay.
less
worth.
day.
mas
to
men
j_
^, and
:^=^^
vale
hi
men
to
1<^- :^Û=E^
rfEipi?Ef
dis
w^
gain: Peace on earth, good will
WiÛtn^
Carol 395.
Words by A.
J^
"^ '^
'
-,
ing
y-lb^-*
tr- -I
'-
Sav
end
t^-
^m
earth
WW
'^
'
our
Lord and
the
Sav -iour's
hast brought our
on
earth, good
jjmn.
^""'- K
gels breathe to
And
J^L
-fiâl
And tell
When Thou
gain. Peace, peace
N-r-J
the
earth.
-
pl__j
r
;
way, Where Christ
the
'
>-r-H
ces
m
r
Chorus.
an
voi
flocks
sweet
^Ê^m
f
wise
-A#
watch'd their
Babe,
so
rays
of
^SfEE^.
you beam
-J-
C. Simper.
-J-
the
all
^_
ii^M
lead
gain
HÔnt 00 tVigÛ
tf|at
CHKI8TMAS.
ly Star
that shone so bright While shepherds
A - bove the
that shone
in bright-ness then,
ly Star
each cloud of gloom. Thy beam - ing
ful
na
ur King:
King! in
In cueer
cheer-- lui
to
the Lord oi^r
^
^//
SitUV
Xo\}tlS!
tant
hill
The
m.i
to
g^F- :f r
cres.
Peace on earth,good will
men!
Pr
F^î^^^^^
morn.
(STfitfEitianfii I fiteet tlie

Christmas.
Woods.
C. Simper.
mi=m4^îtrm.m^^
Wa -ke!i,Christians,greet the morn,
1.
Hap-py day when Christ was bom; Yoor hearts with faith and pray'r a -dorn,
Maid-ens sweet in bright ar-ray, Come, greet, O greet His fes - talday,
Feath'ry wreaths of box and pine, And hail the Prince of Ua - vid's line,
Him your in-cense sweet, Ho-ly love and homage meet; With hearts' de-vo-tion let us greet
2.
Old ineu,youngmen,chil-dren gay,
3.
Deck His house with garlands fine,

Of
4.
fer
V
^=M
-^
/;-.rBJ,
J_l
^^^
T T-?
rj7
r
r
To welcome Christmas morn
1
And welcome Christmas morn

On welcome Christmas morn
Ca
sweet-ly,
rol
Ca
rol
sweetly,
Christ the Lord
is
born
The King, on Christmas morn
"Crcn-T
Sing,
sing
His
.III
prais-es
meet
ly,
rî
Wei
come Christ-mas morn
Wei -come Christmas morn
Softlj?
Carol 396.
1.
2.
3.
Soft
j^
watch -ing, the gen

bring
win
ing
ter,
Come
Je
ley
with
sus,
and
cliff
your hearts
the
sin
re
of
less
I1 * A
I-
j,
sun
In
r
-
'
shine,
fant,
^m
/.
g-
to
God
sing
ing
Je
sus,
q ^ i
the
the
-/.
An
Lord
r=r
^ r=F^^
Glo
ry
Tiith
the wise
men
_-^-
rr
rmorn!
Ê^
sky;
throng;
îls
fe
are still; But hark thewon-drons mu - sic falls from the op-'ning
myrrh.and gold Come near Him, poor and low - ly, a - round the era - die
ho - ly shrine Bring ye the happy
chil - dren, for this
is Christ-mas
tie flocks
in -cense, and
to deck the
E=tti
'^^-
lent the shep-herda
Come with
Green from the snows of

-
Si-
the night is
sleep - ing on Beth-l'hem's peace-ful hill;
from the fold;
the glad -some shep-herds.quickhast-'ning
fir
tree
and the pine;
the wreath un - fad - ing, the
Come with
Wave ye
^P
fiHeepfnir-
(fit
CHRISTMAS.
ly
ttie nCfllit
God!
to
IS
Cbolr, No. IMI
'
it
rings
I
gain!
r
Peace
^^^
r
5
on
t^
N
î
on
-
high!
gels' song,
n
is
boml
^3
1
the earth,good will towards
f
men
euar upon
tHe ufgtJt aft
iôunmng*
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 397.
t^
Fff
36;
2.
Clear up - on
Proph-ets told
3.
We who know
1.
^m
f=r=^
^
r
r
1,
r
the night air sound - ing. Sweet - Ij' echo - ing o'er the plain, Full
the an - gel the won -drous sto - ry
Of
the fu - ture King and Lord, Who from up - per
the lov - ing Sav- iour, Who have found the lasting peace; Who have heard His
'
l-f^f-Z^f
lehem." Clear- er, sweeter,

voice an nounc-ing "Christ is born in Beth
glo - ry Should descend our Light and Word. But they knew not
realms of
voice ce - les - tial Bid -ding all our
sor - rows cease We can raise the
cres.
^
^
N
J
-
..
J_
r-
-ms
swelled the cho

all
His
song
_
of
brigiit-ness,
tri
l^_J^
umph,
I
-M^-
^Ê^
^^
^m
ÊE^
r-t-f
^^^jÛî^j^^^Â^^^jJd
t^
mPif^
Reo. J. S. B. Hodges, D.D.
F=f=^
From the an
gel
Now
the f ul
With
th'an-gel- ic
ness
I
I
tri
umph
raise.
le
hem.
And
as
/J
./-j-
:J=^
f=f=f=r
i?=F
^^^^^^
f=P
an
gels
gels
gels
sang
sang
sang
we
we
we
\i-
'-
##^1
And
And
And
nev-r cease, Glo

nev-er cease, Glo
our song we'll nev -er cease, Glo
oar song we'll
our song we'll
fesy*?^
Parish Choir. No. 1442-4.
in
the highest And on earth good
heav'n-ly cho - rns, Nor the song
of
in
the high-esti Christ is born
in
X-Û
As the an
As the an
a-bound.'
will
Beth
--.
'
of
m
I
a - round, "Glo - ry, glo - ry,

His grace, - Could not join the
host pro -claim, "Glo -ry, glory
host
Us.
m..
x=t
a^k^jÊ^
ry to
ry to
ry to
=?i=
f"=f
sing,
sing,
sing,
Glo
Glo
Glo
j^f^'
the
our
our
new
God
God
^ i ^
-i
ry
ry
ry
the Prince of Peace! Glo

to
to
to
bom
King,
and King;
and King;
5
-
ry
ry
ry
to
to
to
the Prince of Peace

the Prince of Peace
the Prince of Peace
toere totatit in islumlirr.
srtje flotfts
Carol 398.
CHRISTMAS.
Bee. R. F. Smith.
Allegro moderato.
^îî
2.
The
The
3.
Fear
4.
1.
were wrapt
flocks
An
he
said,
the
Lord
of
333
r-r*
slum
Lord
in
the
of
gel
not,
praise
Ho
herds lay
the bright
and
-
all
His
dew
the
The
ground,
floods of
daz - zling light,
Da -vid's town this morn.
sing - ers sweet that night.
To
From
^^
in
si
ness
the
world
place
ly
long
in
in
niL^.LM
J
bove
you
all
the
P^ÊJEE3^5EE^
shep
ber
came down
m^^^^-
P^
bring glad news;

Hosts, Who sent
of
Heav
in
Fi
lence keep - ing watch

the sun
when he
a
Sav - iour, Christ
- en, from
the Choir
on
all
goes
the
Lord
is
born,
that
needs
no
light;
forth
-^&-
^^
r
^â
^^^^^m
They
a - round,
with might;
His
This
Let
t=3t
If
m^^^^^m
-^
<
-*K
tie
voice,
it
day
is
lit
love
this
be
such sight to see
so won-drous sweet, it
tho't
was
born the
ho - ly
Sav
-iour Christ, to
sea
son keep,
fore their
made
their hearts to
cease, (/)
from all
and tur-moil cease, (.iff) And
save
us
strife
let
Now
thrill ;(/) Now
ill;
{/) Now
watch should
glo
glo
glo
glo
-1
-jHL
--^r
1
dim.
^-H^^
W^^
God
God
God
God
Vi-^
on high,
and
on high,
and
on high,
and
onhigh,(pp)and
?P^=^=]
^
- =i
on
un
un
on
.d
fq
the
earth
i- -is
,_L^
be
be
be
be
be
to
to
to
to
yJ
Teace.
to
to
men Goodmen Good-
will.
will.
the
earth be
Peace,
r-^=y=j-^^^ Fs^==i^
i=dJ
^
1
^n
T
fc
Pariah Chotr, No. 1442-4.
ry
ry
ry
ry
^H
^
^^=^=i=i
r-f-
1^
r=^
-^
^-
r\
X t J
'^^^^-~-
\-
=T=
=^H
=P-V^=IJ
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S DAY.

G. B. Lissant.
Joy and glad
1.
2.
With
the shep
ness! Joy and glad-ness!

herd-throng a-round Him, Haste
Day! Ev - 'ry thoaght of

bow: By the an - gels'
hap
we
and sad
sin
ness
Him
sign they found
:^
fei^J^
PI
Chase, chase
u
jop /
-f^-
We know Him
u
/
^
not the
zi
i'
Heard ye
way.
now;
New
an
1^^
^
-
gels
IP"-f=IPS%
ing,
stran - ger,
-born Babe of house- less
cell - ing,
On
man
Sav
ger,
mf Son
of
cr
man
is
sin
and
dwell
love
we
ing,
(jlad
ger, cr. Je
dan
mf
p (O gentle Namel)
To Thy Father's throne ascended,
With Thine own His glory blended
Thou art, all Thy trials ended,
And
cr
l^tjix
pt not
at last to glory take us,

Jesus, we pray.
Traditional.
fT -^
~t^^-
f-
the An - gel-song The hills

sang, and thus sing we, /To God
Hark! hear ye not
of
Beth
Thus An-gels
on
high
i8J

g^sg
P=f=
f-Ffs*
r~-
,1
i=ri=h^
r
r~ r T
2.
J.
angel=6on0?
tiê
1.
^f_4
I
\
a-mong
le-hem
all
glo
ry
^*=F
p\
To
you
Let
Him
be;
U\ ^^
J
F^s
F=F===P=
J
ts
pr-71
>
r^^~~r~
you,
And un
the
r-|
fr
f.^^-i
h=F
-^-L
er
men
ing Lord,
day the la
on earth His
this
5(=t
-r-r-f^T-r-^
Ev
Word, To
car - nate
peace bestow.
CHRISTMAS.
t=t
v-^^-\
i^
M^
tl
Light on our way;

Never leave us nor forsake us,
Like Thyself in mercy make us,
clay?
Thou
footsteps treading.
Ever the same.
mf\
our
'tis
Guide, lest we stray;

From Thy Word of promise shedding
claim;
fiâtitel
in
sus,
Ê In Thy holy%
of God, our Elder Brother,
Carol 400.
J. = 56.
fU
Mary, (blessed Mother!)
Thy
Son
the earth with

iour from our
0^-4-^-^
i^ ?s=t
mi^=i
3
V
^
Xf
J
Christ the Lord of might ex Cra - died low in Beth-lehem's
tell
nr
To you on earth, this hap - py morn. To

old. Come,
cr. Then men and mai-dens, young and
cr.
î4^^J_j_j.^^_^4^4_L4^,Ll^l_^.i
-
to
His
tf^p^lppg^^g
fa
vour show.
^^^=g= EEEEEEE^ e
you the Prince

Jt'rince
of Peace is born; Whilst heav

heav'nre-ech-oes
nre-ech-oes yet a-gain. Peace, peace on earth, good-will to men.
join the shep-herds at
car - ol to our new-born King.
the fold. And singing list, and list-'ning sing
m^m^
4.
mm
^^
?E=P=
I
I
come!
Carol 401.
Cheerful.
P
1.
2.
3.
i?e
loft
CHKISTJIAS.
Sir George J. Elvey.
'
J J
j"
Come, ye lof - ty, come, ye low - ly, Let your songs of gladness ring In
a
sta - ble
Come, ye poor, no pomp of station Robes the Child your hearts a - dore: He the Lord of
Come, ye children,blitheand mer - ry. This one Child your mod -el make Christmas hoi - ly,
;
lies
all
leaf,
Ho - ly. In a man - ger

sal- va-tion,Shares your -want.is
- ry,
All
be prized for
the
rests the King

weak and poor:
and ber
J.
His
dear sake
Ma -
See
in
Ox-
en,round
Come, ye gen
A_J_A
ry's
arms
bout
re - pos
behold
tie hearts,
and ten
ing,
them;
-
der,
Christ by highest Heav'n a- doted: Come,yourcir-cle round Him closing, Pi - ous hearts that love the Lord.
Raf-ters na-ked, cold, and bare, See the shepherds, God has told them That the Prince of Life lies there.
Come, y e spir -its, keen and bold: All in all your hom-age ren -der, Weak and migh-ty, young and old.
High above a star is shining.

And the Wise-men haste from far
Come, glad hearts, and spirits pining:
For you all has risen the star.
Let us bring our poor oblations,
Thanks and love and faith and praise
All in all draw nigh to gaze.
Carol 402.
Words by W.
1.
2.
3.
Wi^ni
So bring Him
Hark the Heaven

I
of heavens
mm
Smiles as through the ages past.

song of Christmas blessing,
is
tmt
Old Engliah.
^ Ma
f J
f-
Try
va -tion
brings;
si -
Let lov
\T7
ing ? Whom An-gels greet with

ing ?Good Christian, fear: for
Him; The King of kings, sal
^1
here The
!"
And the
"t"
T T
this
is Christ the King; Whom shepherds guard and
plead-ing: Nails,spear,shall pierce Him throuRh,The Cross be borne, for
ing hearts enthrone Him. Raise, raise the song on high, The Vir- gin sings her
an-thems sweet, While shep-herds watch are keep-ing. This,

sin -ners
ring
glng
"Welcome, welcome, Christmas morn?

Still the Child, all power possessing,
who, laid to
rest, On
-ry's lap
is sleep
are feed
in
such mean es - tate, Where ox and ass
in -cense,gold and myrrh,Come peasant, king, to own
this,
is
"Christ the Lord to man is born

all our hearts too singing,
Are not
CHKiSTMAS-
C. Bix.
What Child is
Why lies He
lent
Word
is
m
^f^ff^p^^^PN^f^f^^
Anme,
lul
gels sing: Haste, haste

for you: Hail,
hail,
la
by;
Joy,
joy.
to
the
bring Him
Word made
for Christ
is
laud,
flesh,
born.
The Babe,
The Babe,
The Babe,
the
the
the
Son
Son
Son
Ma
Ma
angels at in
STfie
gartren^tomti*
tiie
EASTER.
^"
I
2d
1st time.
an -gels sat in the gar -den tomb On Eas - ter morn-ing

Their ra-diant smiles dispelled the gloom, ( Omit
The
f^
time.
fair;
And
up the darksome
lit
And they said
to those, who with sad-den'dmind.
Had come
their cru -ci
Lord
fied
to
P
Chorus.
"t
'He
He
en!
II
r=f=i
^^^^
ris
is
ris
Why
en!
the
y-f-'=^
h-h
h-1
Allegro.
^m^
U
Then ban
ish
ing
mong the
h-
^
^
'
your sor
liv
row
and
sad
h=t
*F==
ness.
And
lift
up
your
.J^
::
voi
in
glad
J:
^.
ces
I I
^=^5^^=^^
j-^-
k/
tr*
For
the
night
of
your
fear
has
fled
now
this
morn
angels come on the Easter-day,

As they did when Christ was born
their voices
the night
of
your
fear
has
sound in glad
is
fled!
-l-r
still
Beside the open graves,
refrain,
they bring glad tidings to earth again.
Cho. "He
3 To-day the angels are standing
And
And
And
For
n^
2 "Come, see the place where the dear Lord lay;

'Tis vacant
itet
MM^-M^H^P
k'
ness,
risen," etc.
The darksome gloom with their light they

As they speak of the Lord who saves
;
Christ conquered Death in that bitter strife,
He
will bring us into eternal life.
Cho.
"He
is
risen," etc.
fill,
m ttuf.
Xloman soimer, teU

Carol 404.
Rev. J.
n. Hopkins.
Children.
Ro
Ro
Ro
Ro
Ro
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
man
man
man
man
man
Sol
Sol
Sol
Sol
Sol
The
Sep - ul
few
Were a
How
fool
How
can
dier,
tell
dier,
tell
dier,
if
dier,
tell
dier,
your
chre, seal
arm
un
us
trae.
What
sort
of
us,
then,
Why
slew
you
a
you were All

no more The
fast
own
seen
ed
ed
see,
to
de
you,
now
that
or
He
Roman
no!
Old
An
An
earth
Ro
nas and
quake
we
Jews
you
-
Cai
rolled
mans
now
ship
Gods
of
fore,
sim
up
con
before
so
know They gave me,

;
While like
i
soft
told
me
the
stone
quer
when we
phas
wood and
stone ?
so
-
by night, re-moved the

no chance for sword or
truth they wished that none should
dead with fear
we Ro-mans
Christ hath power
to van-quish
The
way. Half
come: But
II
.s
r T
break
day. They stole His
of
did creep, AMiile we were
they
gold,
ver and
To tell the
the
-
ly
there fore,
sil -
full
sun
dols
all
at
rise
mid-night, Christ rose, and
cast
WiEÊEi
T=t
way, Christ's
sol-dier
Bod
all
sto
far
us
fast
of
-
ry
a - way.
a - sleep,
have told,
van - qnished from our

till
my
dy - ing
>
r?
w
sight,
day!
P^
r-^
-V-
5-
The Roman Soldier's part is set in the

octave below.
4.
'i
pie truth,
-^m-
t=tt:
stone, And long
r f
us
and John, They

came
nev - er fear; But we had
My
drew, James
lay;
wor
Ân
and
ter
Rome:
tell
the
the
men ?
clare,
morn ing light?

Ro man guard
Lord a - way ?
at
clad,
de
be
a
p^
III:t=F:J
spear. For
But
ty
you
are
ing
=*'
emp
Soldier.*
Why, Pe
pi
and God
^=^
i
We
have told
vet - e - ran, mail

'twas
that stole
known, Still
is
a^^
9ii=g=tf
guard
those thiev
as
you
you
Lord
ries
it
on
not
sleep,
our
Who
say.
ceive our youth
watch
How
at night.
Jews too hard For
ish
1^
sto
Have
eyes
safe
you know, or
could
Too
clef for the
convenience of children
but
it is
much
better
when sung by
ROMAN
SOLDIER, TELL US TRUE.
Children. (Unison.)
Chobds. (Harmony.)
rail.
net
song
ttie
f^tQun.
tie
Carol 405.
Words by
3e
the Rev. John
^^^rrP=^"T=T-f
M-Lil^-U
Mason
rrf-r
M N=^
1.
2.
Let the song
They that
fol
be be
low'd in
From
Neale.
gun,
pain
For the
bat
Shall now fol
^=i
tie
low
is
done,
to reign,
And the vie - to - ry

And the crown shall ob
^ i
^^
the Piae Cantiones.
^ i
won:
tain;
Lj-
^^^
^^f^H^H^^^ ^
i^
^^rm =e
And
the
foe
They were sore

J
'=^-r
P;'
joy;
rest;
Sing
Sing
is
scatas- sault -
'
And
ter'd.
ed,
the
pris-on
They shall be
J
ex
shat
alt
ter'd:
ed:
J-
Sing
Sing
of
of
joy,
joy,
rest,
rest,
^ î
i\>^HiiH:'^^rfHi^
r fr
of
of
joy,
joy,
rest,
rest,
joy,
rest,
And
And
JUJ-jU
^f=F
There
is life
4.
lay,
strain,
Glo - rla
Glo-ria
in
in
ex
ex
-M
Then the
3 For the foe nevermore

Can approach to the shore,
When the conflict is o'er
There is joy supernal,
brave, then the true.

Ye despised and ye few.
For the crown is for you
Christ, that went before you,
eternal
Sing of peace, peace, peace

Sing of peace, peace, peace
Earth and skies Bid it rise
Gloria in excelsis.
- day
Raise the
a -gain Pour the
to
Spreads His buckler o'er you

Sing of hope, hope, hope
Sing of hope, hope, hope
And to-day Raise the lay
;
Gloria in excelsis.
ei^tffitt
Carol 406.
1.
2.
3.
2LorTr
tfsen.
liati)
ISth Century Carol.

Har. by Rev. G. R. Woodward.
Christ the Lord hath ris

Christ to knock a - sun
Christ oiir Vic - tor gi
en From His three- day

der Chains that kept us
ant, Quells the foe
de
pris
ua
-
fi
Meet
on,
der,
ant
it
ifl
to make mer -ne;
Sa -tan's yoke, was slave of yore
Let the
ransom'd peo pie sing.
J jTj
I
I
'
4:
ffi^
M
-;-JM>J.J:'i^H
^^
tT^rrr
rr
Je-sus will our solace be.
Now He lives to die no more
Al
lu
- le -
Al
ya,
ya, Al
- le
le
lu
ya,
Al
- le
lu
ya.
Glo-ry to the Easter King.
J J J
SiinQ
ttie tiattlr.
Carol 407.
E. G. Monk.
1.
2.
3.
and glo - rious. Sing

a -round thee, Men
Sing
the bat -tie sharp
Strong thouwert, and
all
Up
and
tell
the
wea
so
soul
He,
ry,
the
did
who
tri-umph
bow to
ne'er
for
won:
Life
thee,
But
sakes it,Chria
o'er
Death
is
the stron-ger
-
tus
res -
ur
îi,'^''fi^'i;r\
^f=^
5^^
now vie -torious, New things are begun; Lay thy crown of pow'r a -side, Death! thy- sell at length hast died.
free:
Armliastfoandthee,Christ basset us
For-ward then, onr King to see, Christ has gone to Ga-li-lee!
to Ga - li - lee!
rex -it ve - re, Chriatus res-ur- rex -it Up! and singing car -ols free. Has - ten on
"T/T
HalHal-
le
le
le
lu - jahl
lu -jah!
lu -jah!
Hal
lu
lu
- lu
le
HalHal-
le
Parish Choir, No. 146X 4.
le
jah! Christus res-ur

]3.h\ Res - ur - rex - it
jahl II - lie est vi
rex
den-dus,
ve
it,
re,
Chris- tus
rea
ur
Res-ur -rex -it

II -
lie
est
vi -
rex
ve
den
it.
re.
dus.
THE MOTHER
IN EGYPT REPOSING.
mmnt.
Stuert ^Hiltr
CHKISTMAS.
Carol 408.
Words by Eev.
'
'
low
Jesse Brett.
moderato.
man -
grace.Thy
ly
= 58.
ger-throne.Yet
Mo -
ther guard
art tru -
Thou
.t
Thou
lost
art
calm
world's love
f ^
^^^
ly
re
sleep
-
gain
-r
ing.
ing,
r
-
ing
ing,
And An
Ke
ceiv
gels pass
ing gifts
with rev - 'rent pace Where

from all Thine own, A
''m=ffs^
Where Thou
art calm
lost world's love
ly
re
sleep
gain
ing.
ing.
rj
,1 j^ li
_^
^^
I
vine
:P=^
bring All
to
ly
grace.
Thy
praise and
ten - der -
ptlpCM
-*-;_
ho
dor
1%^
mf
cres
-=<^-
Son of Mary, Son divine

Oh, rest Thee, let her fold Thee
To that full heart, whose life is Thine,
Ere ruder hands shall hold Thee.
Swift years are hasting by,
A Cross stands high, and Thou wilt die
Love, love, alway for men,
!
Jesu, Son of
4.
Mary
- ly
shall
nA
^J^^44=44=^
I
^^^
Love made known for all

to own Sweet Babe we haste
u - nion sweet a - bout Thy Feet, Blest Child of heav'n
di
and low
high
In
Life
So
nj:
Fp^LT
keep
ly reign
r-#-r
f:^'.
now we greet Thee, Infant King,

With offerings rich and holy
The treasures of our life we bring,
Son of Mary lowly.
4 But
Glad Angels hover nigh.
To waft on high
their lullaby.
Sweet Babe of Bethlehem,

And Son of God most holy.
^n
Carol 409.
ptuUvnls^t saUi 9 nigiÛ

CHRISTMAS.
Words by
Rt. Rev.
W.
C.
In a flowing manner.
Stubbs.
Trebles ob Unison
Tkebles oe Unison.
i.
^^^
7r"T?=&=f=f
day,
say
And
He
live;
For
heard
this
And
it
my
ir
mong
the
dear,
To
Child-king-
comes,
shall
poco
pf^-5rr
LTra r
.
The
song,
to - day.
for aye.
doth give.
Holy
Thou
Be born
its joy.
stowt fJutt^ SO
child or man
will or can
Child,
undetiled,
Send us God's grace, we pray

come to us.
Abide with us.
I)
laid
âil
and
What
Who
great world's aid,
Her sorrow and
born
er
Not merry be to-day?

For news like this
Of joy and bliss
We know is sad no way.
Carol 410.
is
God's H ope
be
5 And spice and myrrh,

Alas for her
(Sweet Mary, bless thy boy
is
For here
Christ
us cheer. For ev
drous thing To earth
That good kings three

Shall bring on His Twelfth Night
crown of gold
And gifts foretold
With jewels all endight.
The
/5^
-I-
heav'ns
bring
won
rit.
in us to-day
iJttre anlr Ijolg,
CHRISTMAS.
Words by E.
Wiglesworth.
J =124.
a^
W1.
2.
Hail, sweet Babe, so pure and ho - ly! Hail, fair Son

Filled with awe and ten - der rapture.Tears of joy
)P-J-
-^
-i
i
w-^
Ji.J-
-J-
a man
fa
ger Thou
ther By
art gent
Thee faith
ly
- f ul
3 Hovering o'er the hallowed stable

Choirs of Angels carols sing.
Glory, glory in the highest,
Hail to Thee, O Christ our King
4 Shepherds, leave your flocks, and hasten

To adore, on bended knee
Wrapped in swaddling clothes your Saviour
Israel's
Shepherd, ye shall
4.
see.
ry
ther
ji.
blest!
-gi-
Roy
In
al
fant!
weeps.Through the night Thy

,
J
7P
-(2-
f=^
tet=t
r m^
laid
to
rest.
vig
il
keeps,
^^
S^?
ii
Ma
J 1
s^
^fe^
^=r
ter
-ii
-J-
of
Thy mo
iî
-#
<i
i^fe3
Thou art gent - ly

By Theefaith- ful
laid
vig -
to
il
iS>-
ig
5 Children, year by year with gladness

Keep Christ's birthday feast anew,
Sing His praise with loving voices.
Who was born a Babe for you.
6 Hail, sweet Baby, Child of Mary,
Hail, King David's Royal Son,
Singing carols round Thy cradle.
We adore
Thee, Holy One.
rest,
keeps.
Come, se
Carol 411.
loftff,
Words by
tome, pt
lotolff*
A. F. M. Custance.
cukistmas.
Rev. Archer Guerney.

Brightly.
Ped.
Come, ye poor, uo pomp of station

Robes the Child your hearts adored
He, the Lord of all salvation.
Shares your want, is weak and poor
Oxen round about, behold them
Rafters naked, cold, and bare,
See the shepherds, God has told them
4 High above a star is shining.

And the Wise Men haste from far
Come, '^lad hearts, and spirits pining.
For you all has risen a star

Let us bring our poor oblations.
Thanks and love, and faith and praise.
That the Prince of Life
All in
lies there.
Come, ye children, blithe and merry,

This one Child your 7uodel make ;
Christmas holly, leaf and berry.
All be prized for His dear sake
miaUtvif ef^viîiun
11 11
'^-
3.
Up and let us
wel-come With a joy-ous
seek Him, Chil-drentho' we
Wa-ken,Christianchil-dren,
Up 'tis meet
Come,norfear
!
to
to
to gaze.
the
Rev. S. C. Hamerton.
m iTJ f^^^M
sing With glad voice, the prais-es
lay Christ the King of Glo - ry,
be Once He said of chil-dren
,
Of our new-bom King.

Born for us to - day.
"Let them come to Me."
-.L
LJ.
1=1=
6 Far above that stable,

Up in Heaven so high,
One bright star out-shineth,
Watching
silently.
6 Fear not then to enter,

Though we cannot bring
Gold, or myrrh, or incense
Fitting for a King.
Choir, No. 1493 4.
Words and music by
JJ ^^^-i
m iMMMMMdd
E^p^^^^l^y^^^^
4 In a'manger lowly.
Sleeps the Heavenly Child
O'er Him fondly bendeth
Mary, Mother mild.
elifltrren.
CHKISTMAS.
Carol 412.
1.
draw nigh
Come, ye gentle hearts and tender,

Come, ye spirits, keen and bold,
All in all your homage render.
Weak and mighty, young and old.
2.
all
5 Hark, the Heaven of heavens is ringing

Christ the Lord to man is born
Are not all our hearts, too, singing,
Welcome, welcome, Christmas morn
Still the Child all power possessing.
Smiles as through the ages past.
And the song of Christmas blessing
7 Gifts He asketh richer,

OfiEerings costlier still.
Yet may Christian children

Bring them if tbey will.
8 Brighter than all jewels
Shines the modest eye
Best of gifts He loveth
Infant purity.
9 Haste
we then
to
With a joyous
welcome,
lay,
Christ, the King of Glory,

Born for us to-day.
stietrtiertr tianti ttieft
floras.
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 413.
Praetorius, 1609.
^
1.
2.
3.
4.
A shep-herd band their

Glad tidings of great joy
"To
"On
And gen-
are keep-ing,
he bring -eth;
"
bo
born
this day,
you, this
earth be peace with raer
is
Sav
iour,
i'
When
In haste they seek the heavenly Stranger
They find the Babe laid in a manger

With wonder and with awe they fall,
And joyfully adore Him, Lord of all.
Now
The shepherds view the host returning,

Their hearts with holy ardour burning
To Bethelem they wend their way.
Repeating with glad tongues th' angelic lay.
0'n on
cy blend -ing,
Through field and wood the song resoundeth,

O'er hill and vale the chorus boundeth
Exultingly the echoes roll,
And hymns of triumph spread from pole to pole.
Carol 414.
tlelambsaresweetly sleep-ing;
The a - zure vault with anthems ringeth: Im Your Pro - phet.Priest.and King for ev - er All
Good-will
to men, and love un-end -ing
Thus
every voice with raptui-e swelleth,
For Christ the Lord with mortals dwelleth

Let men and angels Him adore,
And
shout their loud hosannas evermore.
3nlits's SiUs
CHRISTMAS.
Allegretto moderato.
sî
li:&
^
Ju - de a' s hills one night Was heard a joy - ful sound
O'er old
their song of love, The an - gels went
a - wa;y
When they had sung;t]
A-round the man1 - ger,
tner - ing.
ing.iney
They then
tn
did pros - trate fal 1;
ga - ther
^
>
j^ -J-J^
^
J
J
J
J^ J
2.
>
wmteran
a
ly
m^m
bove,That
E=S
>
first
Child Who came
To
And wor
h
ry shone a - round: "Fear not," they sing, "to

glad Christmas Day
The shep-herd heari the
to save
us
all
And we will raise the
^
j=g=pig^^=:^._;_J_^
pEr^
-s=^
pear'd of
host
sing
leav'n
-
ship-ped
-^
ly
the
1/
gels bright, And glo
ho
kH
courts
-
you we bring Glad

won-drous word The
song of praise,Good
^
^
^^3^
I
J^
:?==?=
p'-n-tr
tid
an
will
9*t^
gels brought to
earth!" Good will to men they car-roU'd then, And sang the Sav-iour's birth,
them, Then hasten'd they where sleeping,lay The Babe of Beth - le - hem.
and peace on
earth:
ings.peace on
With heart and voice we
S!^m-
all
le -joice, And sing
-A^=^ S
the Sav-iour's
-/-
birth.
crootr
mnQ
Witnttniu^.
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 415.
Words by
J.
M. Neale.
^^
m^
1.
Good King Wen
On
looked out
ces
the Feast
Ste
of
phen.
When
15^
g3=^g=^
r^^îr^Tr r~^
5* i-
Deep, and crisp and
bout,
ven
Though the
shone
frost
-f
^=r=f=rf
i^^ Ê^ a=t
cm
was
WTien
rr
1-
"Hither, page, and stand by me,
thou know'st it,

Yonder peasant, who
fI
s>
came in
sofo'''
sight, Gath'ring
win
is
he?
ter
"Sire, the night is darker
Fails
"Sire, he lives a
good league hence,

Underneath the mountain
Right against the forest fence,
I
Solo
fu
^
now,
my
heart, I
know not how,
my footsteps, my good page

Tread thou in them boldly
"^lark
shalt find the winter's rage
5
wine,
him dine.
When we bear them thither."
Page and monarch forth they went,
Forth they went together
Through the rude wind's wild lament
I will see
the bitter weather.
the verses may be sung in chorus

4.
Cho.
In his master's steps he trod.

Where the snow lay dinted
Heat was
Which
in the very sod
the saint had printed.
Therefore, Christian men, be sure,
Wealth
or rank possessing.
Ye who now
will bless the poor,
Shall yourselves find blessing.

if
preferred.
i.-g,
the wind blows stronger
Freeze thy blood less coldly."
me flesh, and bring me

Bring me pine-logs hither
"Bring
All
can go no longer."
Thou
Saint Agnes' fountain."
And
night.
Thou and
that
=T^r=
^T^r-r-^^
r
And
telling,
AVhere and what his dwelling?"
Cho.
F=f
moon
the
|EEfE^^Ê3^^pi^
^=^
If
Solo'.
-r=S-
f
ly
j-j-
m^.
By
Bright
J=nrJ
^=c
Sou!!'
round
Solo'
snow
the
Carol 416.
on tiê
U^
CHRISTMAS.
S:iie fisnoto
gtoitnTi*
TuM of the Pifferari.
The snow
lay on the ground, the stars shone bright, When Christ onr Lord was bom,
on Christ-mas night.
'Twas Ma-ry,daugh-ter pure
of ho - ly
Anne, That broaght in -to this world our God made Man.
She laid Him in
stall,
The ass and ox - en shared the roof with them.
a
at Beth -le - hem,
1.
2.
3.
--^
=|2Î=P=P
^?
4 Saint Joseph, too, was by to tend the Child,
To guard Him, and protect His mother mild.
5 The Angels hover'd round, and sang this song

" Venite adoremus Dominum."
Carol 417.
And
manger poor became a Throne;

For He, whom Mary bore, was God the Son.
thus, that
come then,
let us join the Heav'nly Host,

praise the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
To
an5 ol^ mttst raise
ITottiifl
ttie laff.
CHRISTJLiS
Words by
M.
i?eu. J.
Aachen Gesangbuch.
Neale.
m
1.
T=T
Young and
If
3.
Josh
raise
the
lay That their heart
pie proves the King, Where is
good
hastes to
and
meet the foes. Boast - ful
pur
na
must
old
the
2.
ei
to
is
eth
His
1=
nt
2m
J
--i
to
-
ing,
.
i
- -r
-^
of
the
the
King
is
shall make
shall slay
i 1
-^
-*-
5^fr
And
goes,
Who
Who
day,
som
ges:
ment?
ant;
Comes
to
His
e For the throne, the
Help we may re
-r
lect
ed
man
ger;
ly
on
For
For
Help
the
the
is
Comes
By
all are fed,
for our salvation,
in Bethl'hem,
House of Bread
interpretation.
by
-
pie
here
is
dored,
grass
to
cllange
our
fate,
jL
all
-f
:1=t
r
is
re - ject - ed.
the Lord, Comes to be
Kneel be-fore the Stran - ger.
ass.
al state. Shall be-crown'd in Gi - hon.
ox and
roy
"-^
Born
God,
pur
nigh
J
r
JL
1^
=p=
fFor the Babe, that

For the court-iers,
Sol - o -mon, with
4 Through the desert as we go,

Sorrowful and fearing,
From the Rock the waters flow,
That shall work our cheering:
Manna, wherewith
^1
-i
:t=di
I
'
III ^
brethren
^d1-H-=1^*
I
'
born
ran
-1
'
^^
need
^ J
Child
If
Dav
di
5ai
(3
For
- Ij
.
I
Young and
old must raise the lay

That their heart engages
For the Child is born to-day,
Who is King of Ages
Young and old their deeds so frame,
:
That, as
He came hither,
He their lives shall
Him go thither.
They, when
May
to
claim.
Carol 418.
jrt)ere*fit
a Uionirerfttl tree.
CUKISTMAS.
Words by Mrs. M. N. Meigs
F. Schilling.
-J
'
y
"C"
Z'
Cj
There's a won-der-ful
tree,
^
5
1.
S
'^
yjuui
m
^
'
its
branch-es
year
by year.
A^t^^J^Jî
iffi
'
'
ful tree.
py
k/
ehil-
It
n^
1/
I
dren re
joice
i?A.
^
to
see,
f=FF I
as
V
comes from the for
iiPH^
1/
'
'1J
est
to
flour
Oh, this
ish here.
n.t
it
:#J^
^'=f^^'^'=^=^^^^^^^^^^P=^^=^r^^r^^^=^^f^
fer3^J=fe^
i^
J-
"i
beau- ti
ful tree,
with
J.
its
branch-es wide, Is
J.
^^
î
J^
i=l
al -
ways. Is
al
ways bloom-ing
at Christmas-tide.
J^
1^
Fr=F
2 'Tis not alone in the summer's sheen,

Its boughs are broad, and its leaves are green;
It blooms for us when the wild winds blow,
And earth is white with its feathery snow;
And this wonderful tree, with its branches wide.
Bears many a gift for the Christmas-tide.
alight with its tapers' glow,

flash on the shining eyes below.
sweet fruit on each laden bough
Is all to be plucked by the gatherers now.
Oh this wonderful tree, with its branches wide,
hail it with joy at the Christmas-tide.
3 'Tis
k/
The
r5^=f=F-=^=
H-r^^-"rr^
Spread-ing
^^
'
A.-r_j^_i,
f=p -v\
:^
a won-der-
(^
f^
And
a voice is telling, its boughs among,

Of the shepherds' watch and angels' song
Of a holy Babe in a manger low,
The beautiful story of long ago.
When a radiant star threw its beams so wide.
To herald the earliest Christmas-tide.
;
all
Then spread thy branches, wonderful
tree.
And the strange
And bring some dainty gift to me,

And fill my heart with a burning love
To Him who came from His home above
We
From His beautiful home with the glorified,

To give us the joys of the Christmas-tide.
That
SUent
Carol 419.
nffitit!
tiaUoto'^ nf^tltl
CHRISTMAS.
Trans, from J. Mohr.
Trier Gesangbuch.
Blissful night, prophesied
Angel-Hosts
to shepherds tell
Heavenly harps their chorus swell
"Peace!" a Seraph sings,
"Peace the Saviour brings."

4.
Gather round, people dearl
Young and old, gather near

Though are closed those Eyes so sweet,
glorified.
Wondrous news
Lo
His Heart doth watchful beat

Sleep then, Jesus dear
Sleep, my heart doth hear
1
Carol 420.
Words by E.
A^^
i
See,
Lo, with
Say, ye
3.
ill
snow.
ter's
Shep -herds,
ho-ly
=i-^-^^
man-ger
a]
1>
French Carol
f f
f rr*-^f
Born
win
mid the
t!)e
CHRISTMAS.
R=q=Fl^ FJ=JSh =^H-.Ft^^-1
^-
f?
1.
2.
mnttv*u snoto*
See amfir
Casioall.
= 70.
He
say.
What your
L-s,
L^^L-<5>
joy
rr
r
on
-
earth be
star - ry
ful
news to- day;
\~r~^
low,
See, the
^^^
ten
J r4-s>-
-J
der
lie, AVhothron'dia
Where-fore have ye
skies
-T
\G>
L-<s.
Lfil
r-i
the
us
for
Who built
lies
i-
=1
-fi!
Chorus. Afler each verse.
i
i^
Lamb ap
height sub
left
-pears, Promis'd from e - ter - nal years

- lime, Sits
a- mid the Cher - u - bim!
On the lone - ly mount-ain steep ?
your sheep
m--
?^
Hail, thou
ev
i^
er
bless -ed
morn! Hail, Re
t=F
i-^
sy
iEi
-M-^-
g I<g
dawn!
demp-tion's hap-py
Sing through all Je
ru
4 "As we watch'd at dead of night,

Lo, we saw a wondrous light
Angels, singing, 'Peace on earth,'
Told us of the Saviour's Birth."
Cho. Hail, etc.
Carol 421.
Glo
Glo
2.
to
to
to
born
Beth
in
hem!
By Thy
teach us, Holy Child,

meek and mild,
to resemble Thee
sweet humility.
face so
Teach us
In
Thy
Cho.
asilovs to eotr In
T-^
5 Teach,
tfie
Hail, etc.
f^mtÛ
CHRISTMAS.
J. Irons
ry
ry
Glo- ry
1.
lem.Christ
-^
Words by W.
sa
^m^ n
t=g^^^
ifendeUsohn.
III
God
5od
God,
God,
inj
Clear from a - far
it
is
in the high - est is ring - ing.
e - cho-ing still,
O - ver the a - ges the Prom-ise was cast
as the Proph-ets fore-told it,
the morning. Songs of Thy Birthday are filling the air;
of
for, as dews
r-r
:tri
-i
ih
Glo
ry to
Par - a - dise hear(
Shep-herds of Beth
An
-gels are sing -ing, Peace up -on earth for the men of good
will,
- man, we hail Thee at
we be-hold it. Seed or the
last,
t. and now
the warn -ing ; Child of the Vir - gin, we wel-come Thee there!
lehem
or the
J-J^ ^
Wo
m^
-a
MS"
r-^
l-l^j^
3t=3t
TT
to the wise,
!-
King.
4.
'f=f
I
too, with Shepherd and IMagi and Angel,

Prostrate before Thee our homage would
bring
Hail Thee the Saviour, the[Christ,the Emmanuel,
Own Thee our Prophet, our Priest, and our
5 "We
Joy for all people Desire of the Nations

Echo the tidings in songs to the skies
Glory to God, let the glad exultations

Sound through the world, bringing peace
Parish Choir, No. 149C
Ll
?EE
&inQ
ISfotD
a attain of jo^.
iot
HARVEST.
(GOOD FOR FBOOKSBIONAL.)
Carol 422.
/
feft=rP
Words and Music by
-hp=t
k*^^r-?=^- P
Ua-!
1.
Now
sing
2.
For
He,
God
3.
^f-^^
-^4-^
we
with His
Thou art
F^^
y\
-1=^f2_=l=pd
strain
of
joy,
eye
kind
of
love,
and
good
To whom
The eyes
r>-^{
Who
feed
lov
ers
sown grain He
ly
ra
the
est
notes
ing
vens that
cry
a
for
hhd
^f=f=^f=F=
I
earth
Though fam
- ine
fur
due
are
row'd
on
wait
iÛ-
Him who
hath bless'd a
field
; .
Thee,
-I
/-
Rich stores of
main,
The
food,
birds of
rain
be
and
or
death
may
the
low,
To
wind
In
turn
loom.
Yet
still
new
yield
wheat to
green-wood tree.
|Jr-J
'
the
ripe
i i i
ii
His Church
in
Cold, heat, with
To
praise
of
hath bless'd
-JJ-
From
all
r,
The new
jH-n
f
-\-f^~=H=
-H H=::-i-^^H^î
"-=-F
\-
Rev. George P. Grantham.
our thanks
each
of
-S
Join, broth
all
Hath look'd on
=?
heav'n thro' the
star
dome,
lit
the
land
are
borne
doth Thy
love
pre
vail
o'er
"^1
I
Him
they
are
sent,
un - to
and they
While each
doth
bide
will
Bright thanks-giv
By
ings sing
our
God
our King, The Lord of

the
help have lent.
To ri - pen the
God pro - vide That seed - time nor
W^
;
There watered by contrite
And warmed by
tears,
love's kindling ray,
The seed cometh up, and the
Grow
1 1 A
vest
en
har -vest
gold
fruitful ears
ripe for the lasting day.
4.
home,
corn
fail.
i Kj^g
r-r-r=r
The -wheat of eternal life

The sower goes forth to sow
The weak heart of man is the narrovsr span
Where all holy fruits must grow.
J.
Har
^3
Then come,
let our praises blend,

Uplifted to God's high throne
Both body and soul He alike doth tend.
Then both should His glories own.
Upraise we then heart and voice
With joy to our heavenly King,
With happy refrain and in joyous strain,
Our praises of rapture sing.
;
STfiCnr,
%ovtf, are
ti)e
Ulessfngs of forest anir
Carol 423.
QelDr.
HARVEST.
Words by Bishop
Bickerateth.
Ckarlts Yinctrd.
mf
Thine, Lord, are the blos-soms of for -est and field. And the love - li - est gems which the gar -dens yield;
Thy wis -dom and love hid the seed in the earth, And watch'd o'er its growth from its se - cret birth.
1.
2.
pa=gg^
=J#^=J=^M
"^
J.
t*"
14^^
1L^d^
^ ^^^^Pfi:ij^.î
The heath
of the
up-lands, the fens of
Once man-tied with snows from the win
the glen,
try blast.
r'r
r7?TrJ77
And the flow-ers that gladden

Till the call
feB?4m^^^^
J
9^:^
So eagerly longed
The breath of
The sweetness
But the flowers are glimpses

"Wherein tender gleams of
of Jime.
When two dots
of
express,
We meet
Thy temple to worship and pray;

of Thy suffering children to-day:
Thy bounty may shed
The glow of Thy smiles on their weary head.
in
We
shine.
offer
6
Thee, Lord, in these
frtlits and flowers.

no fashion of ours;
Thy needy ones here we see
fabric of man's,
But Thy need
And now
of
in
Thme own
let
us raise
ottr flârtiest
3.
4.
let
us raise our Har - vest song. And wake ex - ult - ant sing His boun-teous Hand be - stow
The gold - en grain now gath - ered in
The sea - sons all God's love pro-claim, Each month His good-ness show
Then raise,
raise your Har -vest song. For heav'n and earth are sing-
Now
Parish Choir,
^j-
have we given Thee.
are placed over a syllable, two notes are intended to be sung.
Koto
^=
Grant, Lord, that these gifts of
song.
C. Simptr.
Carol 424.
2.
last.
fe
No
Thee and Thine,
Thy goodness
men.
at
77^
^JJ
Thou dwellest in beauty no tongue can

The beauty and glory of Holiness;
heard
But we think
for, so lovingly given;
May, and the glory
was
1,1
the morning, the simshine of noon.

of
I.
J^îiJJi^:
Thine, Lord, were the dews and the showers of heav'n,
the dwell-ings of
of the spring-tide
ing;
eth;
eth,
ing;
Hark! how the house of

He sends the sun -shine
Who day by day with
The an - them of our
NOW
LET US RAISE OUR HARVEST SONG.

Refrain.
God
to
and
the rain
With joy
day
To
ring
ingl
eth.'
as
it
stow
ful praise
bless
fra-cious Hand Our dai

a - ther's Love Round all
bread
the world
ly
^^^^ P''*'^
^^'^
^ ^""'"S
m^
^^^^ ^"^ King, Whose
f^NMP
=5c
1^=f=1=
^^^^F^^^rff^T^^^fn^^f^
Who
r
prom-ise
fail- eth
H^
-^
:t
nev
J.
J^
er:
will
>
His chil-dren's needs sup-ply For ev

_h
1=1=
ZTJie
er
and
for
ev
.^
tisfng morn, t^t tlo0fn0
traj?*
Carol 425.
^^s^
The
ris
ing morn,
the
clos
ing
Herbert Townsend.
a;-j. ^m
J=3l
-^-
Thy
peat
praise
with
grate-ful
J--
EE
^^ gîf^^^^p^^î
'^^P'^'^^f^^f^
turns
their
Thy
power
p4
dis
-t^
^^
1.
2.
Earth's wide
Now earth
ex
re
tend
ceives
J i
or
ish
clouds, full
es
the
play,
And
ed,
vary
the
pre
fu
-kl
FlNB.^
Thy
guts
re
joice.
^^^
^^^^.
m^m^^^^îm
J J-]/ ^
mag
Both
ing sceneSjÂU
cious seed. Which
en
lad
r
with
voice
C"
1/
in
'îiTT
Re
day,
zines,
ture bread.
Thy
And
smil
in
dul
gent
boun - ty show From

hand pre - pares And
;
J.
rich
an
round Thy
ing
Thy
dif
-
swers
fus
all
ive
bless
the
sow
ings
flow,
er^s prayers.
The
^
ÂjTUJO-tJ-^
3
Thy sweet refreshing showers attend,

And through the ridges gently flow
Soft on the springing corn descend,
And Thy kind blessing makes it grow.
Cho. The rising morn, etc.
4.
Thy goodness crowns the circling year

Thy paths drop fatness all around
E'en ioarren wilds Thy praise declare,
And echoing hills return the sound.
Cho.
The rising morn,
etc.
tiîltfttvif Utt
HARVEST
otntf
Carol 426.
Û
Come, children, lift your vol
,.r7^
- ces,
r^-i
ii^î
T
grate-ful
vows we pay.
f 1.
~
2.
-j
1.3.
^ ^ i
ffout
tioteeis.
And sing with
We
^ i
'
'
to the
J,
Lord
of
Ear - vest Our
r.l-^ r^
send
-
As
day,
1^1
thank Thee,Lord, for

for
"
Come,join
our glad' pro
pre
May we
by ho - ly
'
rr~T-T
f
us to
EyUy.
Eev. G. C. E.
ces
liv
ing
sion,
ing,
The gen- tleshow'rsof rain,

still
we move.
For
oho forth,
And
As on-ward
Thy prais - es
Re
J.
sum - mer suns which rip ened The fields of gold - en grain
joic - ing in
the
tok
ens Of God our Fa-ther's love
Thy bound-less mercies To all the list-'ning earth
tell
We thank Thee that Thou
All good
;
;
is
His ere
May we grow up
giv - est Nuts,

a - tion, All
branch-es
In
as
h J
ap-ples,plums,and pears,
beau-ti-ful and fair
Christ,theone true Vine,
And for each pre-cious treas - ure,Which field or or -chard bears.

Birds, in-sects,beasts and fish - es, Our har - vestglad-ness share.
Thine.
Bear fruit to Life E - ter - nal,And be
for ev - er
^ mr
'-pÊ^^
P=P=
^Mtt more
Carol 427.
Words by
/. O. Whittier.
tiie
Utieral
(
.^
Come
Si
3==f
seat lauîs
ottt.
HARVEST.)
James W.
Elliott.
im
1.
Once
more
fa
3.
We
shut
4.
Now
let
2.
the
lib
'ral
vours ev
our eyes
the
al
'ry
year laughs out,

year made new!
the flow'rs bloom on
O'er
We
rich
bless
mur
tar wreath'd with flow'rs,And
er
than gems
or
sun - shine
the
corn
ears
the
a - wake
a -
stores
ings with
mur, but
with fruits,
i^f T
r
Once more, with
The boun - ty
We
choose
Thanks -giv
the
ing
har
o
sha
for
4,
fill
gain
vest
ver
dow,
the
Na song and shout, Is

The ful
runs our due.
That casts
but the sun
gold - en hours, The ear
ture's blood
less
ness shames our

it,
shines be and
the
ly
umph
tri -
dis lind
con
us
lat
ter
1-
gold
sent I
J.
told,
- tent,
still,
rain
/ i
flâvU
oC Deatienli? mnnit.
tiutfiit
Carol 428.
christmas.
Words by Mrs. M. N.
Meigs.
F. Schilling.
^^mmm^^m^^^^
1.
2.
3.
HarkI a burst of heav'n-ly mu - sic From a

Slum-b'ring in
low - ly man - ger Lies the
a
And the joy - ful Christ-mas morn - ing Break - ing
i^S
Oh
G.
=t==t
ho
,_
de-scend
earth
-
.J
H?
i>h
sto
.^
Full
r-
Who
J.
'-^^
]"
'-^
p
r
^
u
r
the shep-herds of
Ju - de - a,
has come, the great ex - pect - ed,
our tune - ful voi - ces,
shall still
/J / ^
/ J
-^
f
A
i-f^
f
F=J=_^J
/lT=î-^
'
'
d^
,
1
>
/ J..J
'
jv
;ij
>
s^-i
,^
To
He
-ing in
the
ear - liest dawn.
So they bear the
of wis - dom, love
and grace, To
re-deem His
the tide
of praise shall stem Which the bless
J^f^
s- -J-J-i J -J
/,
J^
aphs bright; Sud -den - ly

to
of
all,
And be - fore the
be - low, Tells
a - gain the
iÊ^^B
si - lent night:
the calm and
the trem-bling shep-herds fall.
Shepherds heard so
long
a - go.
ry,
Lord
J^
fL_
m^^=^=^
Who
i^
In
See
'
Watch
ser
of
the world
ff
'
ing,
.-
a
T
j^
i_ --?
Stran-ger
ly
won - drous
11

J^
^Pb_i|
.^
^^^
band
migh-ty
o'er
r-
joy
- ful
tid
ings,
"Je
sus,Prince of
re -store our
the fields of
ined crea-tures,^ To
angels taught us
In
ru
^^
^ J
1^1 _kZL
j'^:;.ii'Mj:ii'n'^'iJj'^'t
bom." Sweet
Peace
is
fall -
en race.
Beth
-le
-hem.
So
Harkl
and
let
clear those
an - gels
we
hear
an
gel
voi
ces,
the
gain the
cho
rus,
rus.
wake
cho-
Ech omg thro' the win ter's sky,

ran - som'd men re - ply,
So
let
Ring ing thro' the
star - ry sky,
g_
,4
As
Chant
And
they
ing
we
heav'n
chant the
the
join
ce
the
les
heav'n
ly
mu
tial
an
an
ly
sic,
"Glo
them, "Glo
them, " Glo
to
to
to
God
God
God
I
on high.'
on high,
on high.
^
CHRISTMAS.
=^d=IM
1.
2.
3.
fT
if
The
f^-H
7"
good joy
first
M^vp,
seiien los^s of
ITfie
Carol 429.
.
Ma
Ma
Ma
that
that
that
The next good joy

The next good joy
ry
ry
ry
had.
had.
had.
=P=^=F=^^
f^m-pi
U
u ^'^Pi-fr-1
f.
~-\
was
was
was
It
It
It
the joy
the ]oy
the joy
/i J
^
^
b
r
U
YT
Trodaional.
^-^
Choeus.
one
of
of
of
three;
.1
To
To
To
fH
the bless
see
see
her
her
ed
own Son
own Son
-JL
two
-^-
r.^-
H
t: 4-
)-^v->'|
"
'
1/
'
'
ff
"^1
I
Je
Je
Je
sns Christ, When He

sus Christ, Mak- ing
sus Christ, Mak- ing
to
to
blind
When He
Mak - ing
Mak - ing
Son.
go.
see.
was
py may we
be
Praise
Fa -
ther. Son,
Ho
and
ly Ghost
And happy
all
ter
ni
ty.
And happy
Raising the dead to life.

Raising the dead to life, Good Lord
And happy
etc.
etitist
tiotn
toafii
iw
was born
He
is
Let
Chris
born
tian men,
re
Ex
Ma
na
-
Chris- tus
Ex Ma
ri
tus
tus
ri
ho
Vir
ho
Vir
ber
joice
He
ries
glow
Ev
and
sing,
'Tis
the
di
c.
gi
ai
gi
ne;
ne;
e.
hoi
iy,
twine
is
born
our
Lord
good
'ry
where
The Babe, the Son, the

The God, the Lord, by
The Babe, the Son, the
The (Jod, the Lord, by
birth
day
Ho
a' -
ly
all
to
ly
of
dored for
One
-
the
of
One
all
Ho
1'=f
the
5^
us
Oeorge Edgar Oliver.
Day; Wreathe
free,
T^
mas
set
na
Christ
to
red
on
the bright
Chris- tus
i^
ff^^W
l~^
T'
Christ
etc.
on f)vintmuH Bup.
Carol 430.
Allegretto.
etc.
7 The next good joy that ISIary had,

It was the joy of seven
To see her own Son Jesus Christ
Ascending into Heaven.
Ascending into Heaven, Good Lord
see her
And happy
^^^
etc.
was the joy of five

own Son Jesus Christ
It
To
4.
go,
see,
6 The next good joy that Mary had.

It was the joy of six
Upon the Crucifix.
Upon the Crucifix, Good Lord
6 The next good joy that Mary had,
3.
to
^P^
4 The next good joy that Mary had,

It was the joy of four
Eeading the Bible o'er.
Eeading the Bible o'er, Good Lord
2.
to
to
1.
Good Lord And

Good Lord And
Good Lord And
her Son,
first
the lame
the blind
-i
-i
m--
her
hhltH^hH
nri^r=P
AA.
hap
first
lame
of
dored for
Ma
bay;
show;
King;
m nt^tx
SaU)
mHiÛ
in tl^t
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 431.
Saw ye
Mozart.
2.
Heard ye
nev
nev
3.
Know
not that
1.
ye
clear stars shin
plain
light
er
er
ing.
of
-
Up in heav'n the
Jour-ney'd on by
twi-light,When the sun had left the skies,

sto - ry, How they cross'd the des - ert wild,
Ba - by Was the bright and morn-ing Star,
the
the
in
low
ly
Thro' the gloom, like
sil -
and moun - tain,Till they found the Ho

the Gen - tiles And the dark - en'd isle
So
ver eyes?
ly Child ?
- f ar ?
they o
And we
too
wise
the
old
of
How
He who came
pen'd
may
men
to
watch-ing,
their treas
all
seek
His era
ure.
die,
J-
Saw a lit
Kneel-ing to
stran-ger star,
that In - f ant King,
- tie
There our hearts'
=r=F
best treas-ures bring,
And they knew the King was given, And they fol-low'd it from far.
Gave the gold and fra-grant in-cense,Gave themyrrhin of -fer -ing?
faith, and true de - vo -tion For our Sav-iour, God, and King.
Love, and
^f^M^^l
^la9
netufiSt
glatr neioiSt
li^JiljjJB
a=near antr far.
CHRISTMAS.
^^^m^mm^^
Carol 432.
1.
2.
3.
O hail the blest ap - pear

Glad news, glad news a - near and far
"Sweet peace on earth,good-will to men" The an - gels now are sing
And sweet - ly o'er the win - try lea Let all the bells be-ring
!
ing
Of
Him who
ing, Their
I
A 1 1
i^ iM. B^Ê^^^^^^^
u
^fi
efefefej
j^
-tî
*=t:
mm^=F^f=^r=^f
Sun, the Star, The Light of hope and cheer - ing.

ringing.
is
through the sky.
In
ev - 'ry heart
- dy.
mel And join the wide world's sing - ing,
A A I
"
J:
1-
J.
T-7~C~^F
>
For Christ
/ I
is
J:
come
to
i ^
lead
the
is
an-them car
ing Bring.hap
ol'd
py heart, thy
j:
l^f^
rm
us home. His
-^
STJje Stieiitiettris* sotifl
Carol 433.
CHRISTMAS.
Words by Bishop
mf
T. T.
Stubba.
NobU.
molto tranquillo.
-V
Shep- herds
1.
Oh
And
2.
3.
mar
cho
ox
in
five
moon
the
-
m
it
a ring,
shone bright
deed there He
In
lay
ve
Je - su we
the stars were a
!
And
crib
full
of
Of
And
hay.
With the
of
Of
a Babe crowned King. For
a - loft
in
the height
Of this
sound Made the wel - kin re - sound. And our sheep stood a - gaze.
For the
ass,
Sor - ry courtiers, a - las! But the King had for throne Moth-er's
^m
r
r
^
^
F=r^F^
m
^î^rt
j^
Se
r-
i.
J..
^^^^^
same
en
hills
were
iear
lap
der night Choir-ing

a - blaze With a
lone,
And
for
an
glo
roy
gels
ry
of
al
ar
brayde Sing - ing " Be

light Like the
sun
ray
The blue robe
be
it
on
known That He comes

go
our knees,
Un
If
to
Beth
it
so
His
to
-
le
be
not
at
of
fraid.
For
to
mid - night. And we

Maid May.
So let's
rm
i^
^^g^g^^^g^^f#s^^^?^
"Let us
r"
'gJfciE
said,
fall
a
a
vel-lous thing.
rus
and the
im
you
t^
sing
light,
own, Bring-ing peace up - on earth

For to
see
if
'tis
so
For to wor - ship our King
And good
hem now
As
you
And His
the
#nte
in 33et))Ief)em of ^ûtial).
CHKISTMAS.
Carol 434.
Unison.
Slowly, and with feeling.
R. Maunder.
/.
^^^^^m^^^^^^^
-1--^--^
1.
3.
5.
But
For
Of
6.
Still
4.
in
Beth
le -
was not
a
the ox - en
It
he of Ju
hem
stately pal
a - way
a lit a - cross the sea,There was laid
ace,Where that lit - tie Ba - by lay, With His ser-vants to
stood a-round Him, In
sta - ble low and dim, In
the world He had
a
He left His Fa-ther'sglo -ry. And the gold en halls a-bove, And He took our hu His in - fin - ite com-pas-sion He can feel our want and woe. For He suf-fer'd, He
He stands,and pleads in Hea-ven For us weak and sin - defiled, God who is
a man
Once
2.
dah, Far
by
tnd Him,
for
ness of
His
be
a
When He
lived
our
ev
Je
who
was once
In
the great
-
sus
ij*^
ful
chil -
g^
Â
Chorus for
aa; 3
a room
There was not
er,
-UJ-
On
a Vir - gin Moth -er's
And with guards to keep the
a - ted.
na - ture.
bur - led.
-
Chorus /or
dren sing.The
P^
Full.
God
knee.
tdfa^>-Ff
^
iour,
gen
$rr-
tie
Sav
i6ur,Hear Thy
Him.
love,
-
low.
child.
'^^Md^^Û^d^^
H^s^^^r^
of
our
sal
^^sm^
Unison.
for
way.
sixth verse.
life
was
3rd verse pp.
firstfive verses.
va
tion.
The Child that
is
our
f=?
man
h^P-=
g^^^
joy
atere
gjîtei;
Ba
tie
King
^nce
o'er
1.
Once
CHRISTMAS.
the fields
o'er
2.
3.
The
shep
4.
Now
un
bid
ing
in
of
their
Beth
fields
by
in
haste
to
herds rise
i-
who
us,
to
out
glo
hills
that heard
bout
them shone the
find
Him
Re
them
sung to
it
-I
in
a
us, glad
The
oed
it
Shine
throng!
tEî^
P
--
-r-
long
That won
fraid.
Till peace on earth

With - in that low
mild.
drous sound,that
song! We'll seek
ho
the
i*
J^^d=^3^
era -die
Child a
then
gain.
cres.
f^m
//^
Chris-tus
ffl 1
ev
111
con
blest.
For
rest;
blest,
er
And
And
ijDjoi
est,
r
na-tus
Chris-tus
/r
I abe
I ere
men:
Vr
r
-
tus,
tus
idim.
rrY
na
na
Chris - tus
est.
tus
est.
tus
est.
CHRISTMAS.
i
on
is
of
neav - en
the b reast of
Em
man
down
is
c ome
naaid-
en
He
lere
is
the
el,
Choir, No. 1645
to
n 1 ni
L|
^-rJ^^-i
-M-i
^î= -Ji
r1,
5^^ =FM^ frr- t
rang,
gain,
riie great ôtr or fieatien*
The G reat God
raise,
-
Lo!
Christus na
est,
na
tus
111 A/JîlAA}
a ^^^
ÊEP^PppF
\
P>.ô
Chris
J-^H-
n^ ^f-nfî
rvM
^-î^^
^=^'^-
jî
A""! 1
Words by H. R. Br amity.
njj
1.
I
I
er more the
ech - oes
the hea - v'nly cho - ms
ing God they sang
a
good-will and peace to
1-
2.
sing
iîUÛUJi
rr
^
Carol 436.
3.
praisj-
cres.
m^^s^^
wvi
ev
fessed; While loud
at
-
ly
ly
i.=^
na-tus
er
will
They left the Babe

The Babe for
ev
the
-
* i
psalm of praise. Good tid - ings

an -gels sang. And God's good
They
A-
ech
child;
-ru-^
ry light And they

were sore a man - ger low, With Ma - ry, moth-er
glo - ry light. And sound, sweet se-raph
glo
song
stayed
ry
The watch - f ul Shep - herds

To
see
the
won-drous
Come down, bright an - gel
m-f=s
1F
ver
go
^m
:M-=^
-
night.
watch by night.
-.^
J. Booth.
hem Rang
- le -
Ig^rTÊF^gjg
mtît^tm*
Utirfn of
tiê
Carol 435.
f
1
sarth,
lies.
His
Yet
Chil(i,The
moth
er
a
with His
Vir
sits
Son
that was
prom-ised
J. I.
1
ll
gin,
Fa - ther
^
1
rr^
fjand
on
to
^
r
THE GREAT GOD OF HEAVEN.

Refrain.
?
Jo
'I
ger,
He
ing
in
reigns
love
o'er
king
the
in
Prince that shall
rule
on
by
-
dom
the
throne.
His
side;
let
us
Him and
n.^LTu^
f=pp^^pE^^^
=t=t:
Then
peace:
of
nj- î,j
P3:
man
seph stands wait
sleeps
^^m^^^^^^
ni
n
^^r
r^r
His
praise
great
save
us
poor
J.
m f=f=ri
J=z=J:
Si)r
-J-
from
^^^^
CHRISTMAS.
Arr. by . Sedding.
^=J=^fe
Ce-dar
M
r
i<-
From the Star
came
EEgg r-r-r
frJ=ff^=J=3=
r^"rrTT
f
^^
^ UMî=a
L-U-U
^^
^t=^
E^^F^f^
?=^
The
1.
He
fc
2.
ners
R. F. LitOedale.
Animato.
E4:
etVar at Uriianon.
Carol 437.
Words by Rn.
sin
f^\
love,
Hath bowed
Leb-a-non, plant of
re - nown,
Sea the glad Sunlight hath shined,
of
the
of
.1
Springs
the
j-^, J
the hys-sop His wide spreading

of Ju-dah from Naph-tali's
to
Li
on
^;=X
^trr^^^
crown, The Son of the high-est,an

in - fant is
laid. On the breast of His moth-er, that low - 11 - est maid.
Hind, The Life from the dy-ing,the Rose from the thorn. The
Ma-ker of all things of Maid-en is born.
m^
.1
"î-j-
>]>
l^Ll
Chorus. After each verse.
r7~r"rf
God
All glo
m
3
ry
'
in the high-est
to
1^
we
is
And
4.
on earth
thro' the
new
ly
born King
5
yore,
slave.
4 In the midst of the Garden the Tree of Life stands,

6
And offers His twelve fruits to lips and to hands.
For the Lord of Salvation, the Gentiles' Desire,
Hath ta'en from the Cherubs their sword-blade of fire.
peace up
fzsirîf^
lying, a Child, in the Cave,
Hath conquered the foeman, hath ransomed the
Pf^ffiP
f=P
sing,
Ê3
The manger of Bethlehem opens once more

The gates of that Eden where man dwelt of
And He who
Ê^
U=:i:
On the hole of the aspic the sucking Child plays,

And His hand on the den of the cockatrice lays.
And the Dragon, which over a fallen world reigned,
By the Seed of the Woman is vanquished and chained.
To
To
To
Be
Him who
Him who
Him who
hath loved us and sent us His Son,

the Victory for us hath won,
sheds on us His seven-fold rays.
honour and glory, salvation and
praise.
Sing
tDe carol
Carol 438.
Words by
iXnint iôut tioices.
NEW
C.
Met).
YEAR'S.
H. Wood,
H.
S. Irons.
ores
i^pp^
Je - sus, our Em-man - u - el, Seen of an - gels.gone to
ol Raise your voi - ces
sing; Bornat Christmas,diedin
Mem, died on Cal - v'ry, Rose at East - er as
1
songsof glad-ness!Christmas bright and glad New TearlDoffthe old, put on the
1.
Sing
2.
Born
3.
Laud and wor-ship
the car
at
Beth
UTr'^^^'=ff^=^f^-t-rj^jS^
JLJ\^J
^
1/
ry. Came from

spring -time. Flowers of
glo
new man,
heaven, as
do
tell
heaven on earth to
soon ap
Je
bring
Christ as Judge will
Man
Laud
pear.
y
sus Christ, our soul's sal - va
of Sor - rows, Lord of Glo
and wor - ship to
the Fa
tion ,
Son
of
ry, Plead-ing
ther, Songs of
^
4
1/
1/
U 1^
1/
U
U
God, and Vir- gin-born, Word made flesh.Tea.God In - car - nate.Came from heaven on Christmas mom.
for
us sin-ners,stilll Broth- ers, list the angels sing - ing "Peace on earth, to men good- will,
glad - ness to the Son,
Com-f ort us, Thou Ho - ly Spir - it. While our earth-ly race we run.
I
i. J^
9i^
Se
m
^
11
Al-
fônnunXf seats
Carol 439.
Words by
-J^-^J-^
tome
liatie
anlr gone.
CHEISTMAS.
^^
Traditional.
Re-arr. by Arthur Sullivan.
T. T. Lynch.
m^fm
1.
mu m
J:t,l
And
thou-sand years have come and gone,
2.
And we
3.
For trou-bles such as
are glad, and
we will
man must
near
As in the
From child-hood
sing.
bear,
thou-sand more.
days of jore;
to
hap-pier
Come
all,
^
-
we might
.;
Than' ev
To
wel
shone
bring,
His
share
J
joy most joy - ful

sum-mer change be
- flict, and
of
J
joy
.
con
shared with us, that
?^
Heav-en
read
hght f rom
and hearts made
Since
He
four-score,
stirred.
-
gan.
sin,
,
er
shone
be-
fore:
And
in
the hearts
That
sent such
And daw
awn- ing
May tell
how
tell
-J-
-^
on
-^
lone
har
ly birth.
vest sheaf
A
A
oi grief.
Of
news from tongue to tongue, As

large the
try earth
and young
old
of
come back once more The day when first the win
thou-sand years
a
for
ev - er - more And twice
Up
His
ears had nev er heard,

light of man.
rose the light
love shall win.
pa - tient lov<
I
|f|lf,ll)ti|ilillill|lllJlllllPl|f|!llll|llrt1^!i!ll|^
ilil
lllllfev^
I'll
SîtiQ nôttt carolfs, ni0tlt i^
Carol 440.
Words by
C. L. Jackson.
Moderate.
1.
2.
3.
4.
'^^^m
Eas
ing
sun
on
has
ria
Thy
chil
ter
Strik
Christ
Keep
Hear the
An
our
Eas
Till
breaks
harps
at
of
gold,
en
dren
from
the
safe
from
tomb.
harm,
song
a - far.
Eas - ter hymn
est flowers of spring
ter songs (ve
sing
gels'
fe^d^Ji
glo
^
-
ry,
Al-le-lu
:p=t=
itOc
Parish Choir, No.
1566
Glo
Al
ry,
4.
As
With
Let
In
it floats from star

to star,
the chant -ing
se - re-phim.
us welcome Christ our King.
the ci - ty
of
our King.
4-
ia!
p,
ryi
/4.
y>
-P^^4
P^
5a^ r^^T EÊ

Al
^^^^^m
?^ i^
T==t
last,
3=^=\-i:
f^^
iî=i^
Al
ry,
.!
your
fair
|=f=i^l^^fe^
Chil -dren, join
^^W^^=f^
Glo
bloom,
arm,
light
their
With the
past,
old,
III
B. Whiteley.
ff
punt
eastek.
night
is
Sing sweet
car - ols,
now
once
of
Sing they
as
spring-time's ear - ly
In
the
Thy
ho - ly
by
Je - sus,
^î=i
111
- le -
lu
ia!
Al
- le
lu
ia
men.
m^^^^^m
361
Carol 441.
-I
Our
ris
Con
r-i
.ri,_j
filled
ing,
en.
q'ror,
ur
an
breaking, And
is
gels give
--'^with glad-
Our
Sav
rec
now, a- mid the

hope so lull of
us, A
ness.AU praise and joy we
iour
pen
finds
re
and
our
The angels there are

The Sav-iour has
a Un - to the migh - ty
gloom
peace
oring
T
tomb,
"C
Be - side the
From death He
Ees
dawn
H. A. Farntworth.
t --[-xrrf-fz'K^r
ter
watch
tratoti in tirealîng*
Ford.
song the
^_-_x
hearts are
The
1.
2.
IBunttv
s:i|e
Words by Margaret
Now
lease.
comes the Eas
King.
morn
ter
The
ing.
tion
Day,
m^
When light and
life
dawn on
the earth, And dark-ness
flies
way.
^^^
^F
muQ
^^^^^m^^m^
Carol 442.
ottt, n\s}Ht
iSaster
auellis.
J.
And
Ring out,sweet Eas- ter bells, ring out, The world to life is wak
Once more the sea its wave di-vides, That we our Lord may fol
1.
2.
Trman
I
tri -
umph shout. The
tri-umph
rides.
The
joy
hosts
of
of
"I
to
tak
swal
^ 1
J- J:
The Lord
The Lord
par
sin
ris
mm.
en
en
from
from
J.
~^^
He, who died our

He, who saved us
For
For
low:
Al
Alleluia
Parlnh Choir, No.
use 4.
in
in
to save.
from our doom,

I
^^
le
lu
3 The Roman guard in vain shall keep

His dark and silent prison
No more sad Magdalene shall weep,
For Christ the Lord is risen
Cho. The Saviour, who for sinners bled,
The Lord is risen from the dead.
souls
heav'n-ly hosts
o'er the foe
f^^hm-u^
ing;
J.
the grave
the tomb
Then
Anketai.
i^
4 Then ring, sweet bells, the joy of earth

In Easter hymns to heaven,
And tell the new, immortal Birth
To man by Jesus given
Cho. For our dear Lord is ris'n indeed,
And lives on high to intercede.
Alleluia
^^
Carol 443.
Words by
^^
2.
4.
F. SmitA.
ppiipp
jsj.
A
Ma
MaMa-ry
-ma thee, Fair shrubs and flowers she

ry walked in the garden green Of Jo-sephof
ry came to the tomb of stone, She coaldnother grief con - tain For she was 'ware that no
lis-ten'd she gazed a-round. When dim in the morning gloom. She saw One stand, with a
Ma-ry heark-en'd,herDanie she heard, (cr)0 Ma-ry! she turned in haste, And joy shone out at the
- ry mused up-on things un-seen, She learnt how the Lord doth scan. And claim each flow-'ret and
As
As
As
As
As
\.
3.
i?CT. fi.
.J
d=nl:
!BE
mf
p
p
p
mf
ittat^ inalUtn in tHe QUvXitn flteeu.
Rev. G. P. Grantham.
- ri
Ma
^MM^^ m^^^^hm
5.
w^
^^
'
^"T
laden
passed be-tween,Tall palm and

in
Christ was there,\Vho late
spade in hand. Full close to
gra-cious word, Which ev - e blos-som green Which blooms in
the wide plane

the tomb had
the sa - cred
ef ry tear
the heart of
^p-.
ear - ly mom, as with spice and balm Full

bitter grief in her soul was .stirred. When
Sir, now tell, hast tliou bonie Ilim hence? O
And
lain.
tomb. Good
Rab
faced.
hard
say where He now doth
wel-comed with love's sur
pu - ri-ty's flower of
lie!
She
felt right sure that
.While
vey,
snow,
ni!
of
Lord! 'Twas her Master good She

hope, and of long -ings high. With
.....
'^""-^
A
voice she heard, A
ac-centcalm,
thoaght she heard in
bo
man. Fair buds
...-._.
_.....
^'
f~TT~f
f^'r
She
an
she went, When lo!

by the grave's lone cell
tree. 'T was
voice which she seemed

voice which she knew full
her list'ning sense From some bless -ed bright One

to
gar-den-er's guise had stood, And seem'd to her soul
glow-ing love with its ver-meil dye. And cha - ri - ty's pur - pie
lo! seem'd borne to
Who'neatha
And
Slower.
Chords.
(Cho. After
He
Voices
in
Unison.
t^^^=^^^f=^^^^^m
am
the Gardener true!
tfF^-^'
:f-^0
Mine
are
the
vio
lets blue, The
li
ly
all
white, And the
His
are
the
vio
lets blue, The
li
ly
all
white, And
last verse.)
is
the Gardener true!
C/KS.
i^^f
Pt3;
do.ff
dim.
^^
^^
X
rail.'
the
f^Tl
X
rit.
pp
i
so
so
bright,
bright,
And pan
And pan
sy
sy
of
of
pur
pur
=!^î#^^^g%^
m
Farish Choir, No. 15564.
Carol 444.
net n
^tavs*
tell tue
Words by the
Mason Neale.
Phrygian-mode Melody;
EASTER.
From
Eev. John
Now up -on Mount
2.
the Lord
bove
-i
eth Ju-dah's Li
ris -
r
r
r
-t/ r
f rom weak-ness, liv
Con-qu'ring and to
con
eth,
m^
m
Met and
eth
i i
i^vJ
Eas
conquered'hell, for conflict listed
At
tm
toe
Easter.
Arihur H. Brown.
ASCENSION.)
3.
1/
ol
O'er us
For our
2.
"^^
"nr
we joy
still
lift
ful-ly
While we
Thine hands,Je-sa,
in -firm
i-ties
A-
ble
fogfuUs*
j-108.1
1. Car-
tei
Moderato.
f^Êl
The
And
On Friday last His sword He drew

The vanquish'd foe He overthrew
arol
Rev. S. Childs Clarke.
eth'
know At
ya
-i
ing
day Of
rious
Easter.
Carol 445.
Words by
glo
sh ow
4 Single warfare waging.

Embattled hosts engaging.
He, by none assisted.
He, by all resisted,
At
i i
^^
3 Every earthly battle

Is fought with armour's rattle,
And with war-steeds prancing,
And with helmets glancing,
And with pennons in the breezes dancing
Another foe, another fight,
Was fought before the morning light
He
t'
mon Al
:^
His might
ing sprang from dy

quer, forth He
go
hath made this

-
Now
ing,Strength
bears sway
vay: The Lord
be - low One com
and earth
on;
-i
King
is
V i
Lord
r"
on Up
born from sigh

ones o'er - throw
Joy was
Might - y
heav'n
Si
the Pice Cantiones.
r'
How
I
I
'
i/
when His mis - sion o'er Crown-ing it

re -call
all,
to bless Pierc'd with those marks of love. Our Righ-teous-ness.
to feel; Sin's deep and dead-ly wounds Wait -ing to
heal.
;
^/^4^4îa,ji,
Mm
Je
Un
Gone
sus
to
for us. Lift - ing His hands,Bless-ings be - tok - en - ing Un - to

all
lands.
the throne of grace Thro' Thee we come Ac - cess Thou grant-est us
To Thy bright Home.
pre -pare for us Man-sions on high, Thi-ther to fol - low Thee, And find Thee nigh.
went up
to
wm^m^h^^^^^^^fi^
I,
Chords
V^HOKUS
^^
pi
f^r*-5-rr-T-rrf-r-r=^T-=J-r^f=r^c^'^
Car
ol
we
grate
ful
- ly,
Je-su,
to Thee,
For Thou didst "captive lead cap-*
Parish Choir, No. 165(34.
^-m
tiv
a-i
i-
ty."
i^viuQ tfiem to
t))e JEafistet.
(FLOWER SEKVICK OR CHILDREN'S DAY.)
Carol 446.
Rev. G. C. E. Jiyley.
\-
^^FiPf^fi#siifp#^^
1.
2.
3.
Mas - ter, Lay them at

His
Bring them to the
An -gels stand a - round Thee, In Thyheav'na What have we, dear Sav - iour. Thou coold'st care to
^^^_j_
m^dd
m^^
fft
Flow
-ers
Hymns of
We may
fair
and
Bring them to
sweet.
joy - ful
dare to
--r=r
love.
We
make?
Lord, be
the
wor-ship
will
-
side these
They are
of
there
Is
to
of fering prais
ny
of
Al
al
flow
tar.
Where He
so.
Hearts and voi - ces

See, our hearts we
ers.
loves
to
fer,
es,
f 'ring
-dM
m^
rest,
raise.
lay.
A ^1
^^
X-Ui
AJ-Â
we have
All
feet.
bove,
take ?
Refrain. afUr each verse,
rail.
a tempo.
Bring what-e'er
Je - sus, with
May we
love
fair
est
the
flow
tru
ers.
ly.
Thee
^^
f=f=r
Bet
ter
gifts
place so
See, we bring Thee
From Thee nev - er
-i-l
st
64FF
To
is
^ i ^
blest,
praise.
stray.
-i
Lord,
we
long
J,
Thee
UU J
^^^^^mm.
r
n
these.
Teach
f-
us
t^^^^'^;Ê^.=^|3^
what
to
kk
of
*st=t
fer.
how
Teach
4.
to
-i-
-I
give
E3=^^=|^^^^T^^^^B
than
to
>
please.
eiamttn
Carol 447.
mount mmnt.
ttie
(FLOWER SERVICE.)
M.
Words by Bishop Moule.

Smoothly and not too fast,
House Di - vine
Sav - iour's feet
leave them there,
kind.
wise
and
the
your
dren, to
them du ly Garden -
ly,
er,
/-^
J.
i-
Then
the
gar -den's
the
ra - diant
a - bove them
Plant
and
See
Bring
tend
treas-ures shine;
off - 'ring sweet,
breathe your prayer,
heart and mind,
us,
I *
J.^.Ui'
V
Col
Know
Ask
ours
ing
Him
ing
Thy
Till
the heav'n
the Lord
of
how
gra
your souls
bow
old
to
make
Here
Did
Wa
Hope the violet, Love the rose,

Faith, the heartsease of repose,
And the lily of the dell.
Meekness, loved by angels well.
geth
ter'd
gar
som
in
er
wov
with
dens
love
for
these
hearts
flowers
^
en
be
His
of
gloir.
-
hold.
sake.
ours.
Make
our lives, through
Beautiful, to
all their
days,
win Thee praise
Then, transplanted to the skies.

Bid them deck Thy Paradise.
'mx i% f^xiî anTr ttieetful ronnir uu*
Carol 448.
Words by
the
J^^
J:
to
Bios
the flowers,
like
ces,
ly
of
S. Sktffington.
(FLOWER SERVICE OR CHILDREN'S DAY.)
Rev. J.
M.
W. H.
NeaXt.
Waiter.
^^=L_î^,
1.
2.
3.
All
If
is
bright and cheer-ful round us,
the flow'rs that fade so quick - ly.
There are leaves that nev
'
er with
i-J i=J
1^
g^
f=f=f
4
er
All
a -bove
is
soft andblue;Spring at last hath
that ends in night.
If
the skies that
If
a day
There are flow'rs that ne'er de - cay Noth - ing e - vil
:
- ^-T^-
^f?r^Pr
t=t
r
f=f~r~nnr
come and found us; Spring and

cloud so quick
go - eth thith
ly
er
Oft
;
Noth
J
en
all
cov
ing good
pleas-ures too
er
from our sight, If they all have so much beau kept a - way. They that came from trib - u - la -
is
i ^ i
'ry flow'r
is
full
of
glad-ness,
ty,
tion.
Dew is bright and buds are gay ;Earth with all its
WTiatmust be God's land of rest.Where His sons that
Ev
its
Wash'd their robes and made them white, Out of ev-
L-.-L
^Ff U
'ry
i,Seems a hap - py place to - day.

sin and sad-ne83,
Af - ter man - y toils are blest ?
do their du-ty.
. J
tongue and na-tlbn,Now have rest and peace,and light.
eomfng from
Carol 449.
t^t luCntet.
(EASTER FLOWER SERVICE.)

With
1.
Com -ing from the win-ter
2.
Gen -tie
3.
4.
T. B. G. Joz4.
spirit.
In- to hap - py spring, To our ris-en Sav iour Eas-ter songs we bring,
lit -tie
flow - ers, Strong to cleave the sod, Tell of Je-sus ris
ing, Gen -tie Son of
God.
Trees that bud and blos-som At the warm Spring's breath Tell us life is great er Great - er far than death,
To our hearts this mes-sage Eas - ter Day should give. They who trust in Je sus Shall not die, but
live.
-
U-j^jÂ=.UJ
^f^ i
-#-^
=
F=f=F
U-4
Befbain.
'M'^^^W'
M r
Hap-py, hap - py Springtime, Hap- py Eas-ter Day;
Je - sus Christ
And He lives
en.
ris
is
i i
J-
Carol 450.
Words by W. H.
1^0110
Groser
Of
Siting
otice
mote
for
l:
iue sing.
(FLOWER SERVICE OR CHILDREN'S DAT.)

J. Booth.
Brightly
1.
2.
For
song
once
/r
of
Spring once
gain
the
more
prom
change-f ul hours bring sun and show'rs

fruits of earth shall wake to birth.
May:
store:
we
-
As
Win
Floats
down
sing
ise-strain
To weave a
To bless the
With heart and voice

we all
Each an - nual round with boun
3 Thee, Lord, we praise
for Springtide days,

yet fairer Spring
These golden hours, these opening pow'rs,
||:To Thy glad service bring: :|j
And
crown
to be,
from sin set free
Our Father, Saviour, King

Parish Choir, No. 1M7 4.
for
toil - er's
ter
flies
from days
May,
store,
On
this
crown'd Till
time
re-joice
ties
of
way,
And
yore,
That
To weave a crown
To bless the toil
re -turn
shall
be
ing
day.
no
more.
for
Though foes may throng, Lord, make us strong
life's
Thine own
aye.
firm, unfaltering
band
The good
to seek, the truth to speak,

And for the right to stand; :||
Till, duty done, and victory won,
:
II
We
gain the better land.
Carol 451.
"Words by
^Tfie
Longfellow.
liev. S.
nummtv
come aâfn.
rtapn ate
(FLOWER SERVICE AND CHILDREN'S
DAY.)
Traditional.
A-
T-r
2.
r~--rur
glow of
sum-mer
air,
And wing
doth our
cup o'er
brim
For
mS
n^-r pf^
a - gain Once more the glad earth yields

a - gain
The birds are on the wing
sum-mer days are come

sum-mer days are come
The
The
1.
J-
J.
hap
ingtlioaghts,and
sum - mer joy

-i
in
field
py moods Of
and wood We
i i
f^
mnuttouu ate
Carol 452.
ttie notoets
(Flower service.)
Words by W. Chatterton Dix.

For Tbebles and Altos. Cheerfully
mtnmm
Her gold - en wealth of

God's prais - es,
in their
^ Ji_AAJ^ =P=F
'-^=^
of eatt)^
a;4j=iaftf
r
mf
we bring with ho-
ly mirth, Bright and sweet and gay;

And He loves to see
Are most pre - cious in His sight.
this
like
heav'na-bove,
Where no e - vil reigns.
Yes,
will; for chil-dren'slove Makes
world
So
our low - ly gifts to Thee, Lord of earth and sky and sea.
Thou wilt kind - ly take
1.
Beau- teous are
2.
Yes,
3.
4.
He
He
theflow'rs of earth, Flowers
will;
for
all
things
bright
1/
Will our
Fa -
ther
deign to
own
Gifts
we
lay
be
fore
His throne.
Chil-drencome with flow'rs for Him, Whom the flam-ing Se - ra-phim

And where all u - nite to bring Pur - est of - f er - ings, and sing
Ev - 'ry lit - tie flow'r we bring, Ev - 'ry sim-ple hymn we sing,
*==|:
5fc
5
And
where'er these flowers shall go,
Sickness, sorrow, tears,
and woe,
Lighten, heal, and cheer
With Thy loving touch restore,

All Thy plenteous grace outpour,
Soften pain and fear.
On
this
hap
-ly-
Love''s un-end
And
^^
not
one
ing strains,
for
Bright and sweet and gay

Father, Son, and Spirit,
On
we
lay before
this
Thy
happy day.
sake.
3E
Beauteous are the flowers of earth,

Flowers we bring with holy mirth,
Gifts
day?
py
Wor--ship
own
throne.
Koto
ffftifl
toe
Cor
soiifl
ttje liarbessit*
Carol 453.
Words by John W. Chadwick.
S.
Rtay
^^^^^m^f^^m^
1.
Now
2.
And thanks
3.
But
=.^
we
sing
a song
har
for the
now
we
sing deep
.'
' /
'
har
for
the
vest
of
beau
and high
er
vest,
-^^-M"=^ F=g=
f^
The har-
that the
vest eyes
Thej
pen
all!
ri-
boun
ti
du
-A
es
it
up - land
on moun - tain
Lord
of
of
and low
and moor
art
the
ai
har
Hath
giv
en
er,
And
on
ly
ty.
^.
land. For
land.
vest.
praise,
hold,
not
see
^^=1
=#q
to glad
our hearts
the brave
fruits
of
glean
it
Giv
er
^^
:l
4\=fr-nE A
t-
The
We
den our days;

can
en - fold:
and the free.
^^
the
fei i
gar
who
glad
and
and
field
ow
dens
our
days.
den
from mead
lea,
^S=J=JL
rie
To
del
We
land.
bind
ing Thanks.- giv
-J^
4.
i
-P
=^=^
Are I eaped by
For gold which the mine and the prai

We gar - ner it in from the cloud
re - peat
Our hearts are for ev - er
i
can
vest that eye
F=*==t=
?^
rT
reap
ing and hon - our and

which the hands can - not
er
=1=
Thou who
har
-^-r-
M:4
^^
For grass
that
--1-
-t-
Giv
gath
ful
on - ly can
on mountains of
^>^ ~l^
We
For
Of
er.
^^ %igMîfeyiii
ffF=^ -h
-J
For
Thanks -giv
ty.
ver
it
ing
and hus
in sheaves
and hon
band
from
-
our
man
the
yield.
sea.
and praise
^t^vt^tn to
Carol 454.
Words by
Rets. J.
tiâni^fnl reapetis*
tiê
Eet. R. F. Smith.
Bcnonea
^-Û^-gnj
BJ=g=3
rr^'-r
fTf^nJ
mf \. Heark
mf 2. First
/ 3. Praise
the
thank-ful
the blade
from
fur
we
the
^^.
en
to
then
reap
ers.
Bear
ing
Grew
ty.
Sit
row spring
Lord Al - migh
-
ing
in
the
the
ting
His
gar - ner
ver - dant
throne on
1^1
Witir
their voic
in
time
Which
Day
by
He
ri
1:
l,
ness.Sheaves of
the
i ^
Al
Jf Al
/Folds
-^ b
le -
lu
lu
us
in
le
.
.
ia.
His
I-
Tenobs Omlt.
Qt.
2.
3.
4.
of
mer
en,
mel
of
Praise
Lord,
Gives
ia.
ia,
cy,
store
year:
cry;
^ -tuj
i-j
r-
yh d
1,
r
to
God
for
Thy
thank-ful
us
heav -en
ver
reap
Hrhen
ers
hear,
we
die.
Jj
"H
ntnu
neUi0, Qootf nttos iu
Rev. R. F. Smith,
Andante moderato.
ff Full
is
sent
horn
ther, here
of
end
ther
Choib.
once more,Good news the Au-tumn winds re - peat; Our God hath
age pay For gifts which or-chard boughs have bent, For mea-dows
we bring,Forher-bage green and ri - pened grain, Wealth that for
less mom Here 'neath His throne your praises yield Praise Him.the
:
blessed our bar- vest store. Hath filled us with the flour of wheat
sweet with new morn hay. For fields' and gar - dens' in - crease sent.
joy makes val - leys sing, Har-vest-gold glis-t'ning o'er the plain.
Prince of wine and corn. First-fruits of earth's wide bar-vest
J=Fi=J=d^
m^-M=^Fr-Jf
.i
fall the leaves by breezes fanned,

Soon shall the harvest task be o'er
Soon shall Thine Angel-reaper's hand
Be stayed beside the threshing-floor.
6 Soft
mf 6 Grant
4.
us,
Here
L'
E^=F=^^#f^=^=^
Org. Sw.
Then to the Fa Thanks to Thee.Fa To Him the Sun
mf
more,
J.
1**~
low
the
our
to
û
1
r~?
r
lis
sons
tens
Jtwitt.
Org.Diap
1. Good news.good news
vif
lu
le
C&ôoTi
Words by W. H.
^g^
r'T^Tfjm
^r
le - lu
^r
Carol 455.
ii
L^
Al
Al
arms
ia,
"
fd^=i=d==pp.
jr
gold
sea
ways
way
ear.
high,
1^
J-M
I
I
ed,
l 4A
^^
rii^
"-^
=^=
^^
i
glad
ing
pened With
Al
guards and feeds us,
was
day
rî
sing
gild
es
floor,
ff
when sounds
in
Lord
his greeting clear,
Thine Altar's
Fearless and blest to
light to be
know Thee
of the harvest
Thanks
near,
to
Thee
ônie, lêar
iê
HoiD iKotf'n pvitut of
Carol 456.
olXt,
harvest.
Words by W. H.
G. B. Liasant.
Jewitt.
sun.When safe was stored the harvest gold. The

l.n^f Come.hear ye how God's priest of old,Be - neath an East-rn
2.m/Thus was the har-vest - joy outpoured, The gar-ner sane - ti - fied,
An oflf-'rlng meet be-fore the Lord A
mfThe har-vest Sheaf ,then,hi-ther bring, First-fruits of all earth yields, And lay be-fore our Gracious King Who
4. / We thank Thee,Lord,f or all Thine hand Hath shower'd,and pray its might To bring us to Thy promls'd land Of
mi
a^
^
r=^=rT=^
1 .Ji
gij
li i
J:
mi ^^
LJlXJL
i-r^-if
:53a:
=n:p:
-^"
^^^^^^^mi
pure un - blemished grace,

reap-er's work was done, Took, with an of -f 'ring from the fold. Of
spot-less Vic- tim died: Thus Christ.the Lamb of God, a-dored Neath har - vest gifts we
raise.
bless'dour harvest fields; Of gifts that from life's flow'r-clad spring Have strew'd the path ye trod.
end -less gol - den light Where Saints,to God Thy first-fruit band. Make Thee o - bei - sance meet,
:
!iL^
i_g_f
^^^^m
^^^^%^
tri
sheaf of first-fruits of the grain, That spread in light o'er hill and plain, And waved before His
first-fruits of the field of earth, Ac - cept - ed Sheaf of
Eas - ter-birth, A
Sac - ri-fice of
soft fall Autumn's golden leave3,In
homage lay your garner'd sheaves Be - fore the sheaf of
one, e-lect-ed har-vest Sheaf, The heaY'n's wide plain round Thee its Chief Waves at Thy sa-cred
;^
And
^^jE^Ê^^^r=r7~T"^^=^
m f=Fr
J
The
As
p/ j^ -JP^
jv
J>
^ J i
/J 1
Face.
praise.
God.
feet.
,|o^__
J'
eiuttitv ttiem in.
Carol 457.
Henry Smith.
^m^m
^F^f=^
T~f'
1.
Ga
2.
3.
Lift
ther
them
in,
ga
pen
the
the
gates,
voice,
sing,
sing,
up
4."Lar- gess,"
5."Lar- gess,"
we
we
lift
in
ther them
pen the gates.
up
the voice.
"Lar-gess,"
"Lar-gess,"
\
we
we
^r-qj:^^^
bi
sing.
sing.
The har The Mas The Lord of

The
reap The shout
soon
will
be
wheat we
the
har
ers'
work
of
har
Let
Stored
all
is
Home-ward
the
the
the
the
fields
hosts
corn
Guar
ful
fruit of
re of Heav'n
of Heav'n's great
dian
An - gels
earth.
joice.
Our
The
bring
are
vest
ing,
greet
com
is
vest
plet
rais
ing;
"
careful
Reaped are
r-
vest
ter's
Home ward way we

- dian
An -
Guar
King, Death
is
come.
The Lord of
.
for
ev
the
Har
er
-
ly
tend
are
wing
meet
gels
de
feat
vest prais
-
UitiQf tieUSt vitiQ.

HAKVEST FESTIVAL.
Carol 458.
Words and music by M.
0. Brovan.
f WUh spirit.
^^PP^JEfîF^
m
i5^
Let us all give thanks and pray, Let

us praise the Lord al-way
On this hap-py, hap-py day.
Fa-ther, un - to Thee we raise Glad-some songs of grate-ful praise For the love that crowns our days.
For the fruitful fields of grain Wav - ing o - ver hill and plain, We will thank our Lord a - gain.
1.
2.
3.
Ring,
ring
bells.
i
s*==Ff=F
Bim, borne, bim, borne, bim, bome, bells!
^ -^-^--^
r
9fc
dtî-j^
^j
Bim, borne, bim, home,
Carol 459.
stats are
^Tlje
Words by Margaret
The stars are brightly shin

The wise men, too, are watch
Thro' the whole world the sum
1.
2.
3.
titfgtjtlff siiining*
H. A. Farnsiaortk.
CHKISTMAS.
Ford.
ing,
bove
a peace
a
to
While shepherds watch and

In glo - rious beau - ty
"A - wake, and give your
plain,
-fill
ing The star that shall

mens Comes from the sky
rise
earth,
i Jj^.;
Wi'^tntt tomtn fîn tusii of initiQ^
Carol 460.
U^
1.
\\
Whence comes
2.
"Tell
us,
3.
Hark
how
4.
An
J
^"eÂ-f
^ ^
Y^
%
gels
of
wings
this
rush
ye
birds,
why come
Green- finch bears

and shep - herds birds
a
ye
^p=^
here,
part,
Fol
In
Phi
the sky
Come
his
of
far,
d
*
r
from
?"
-i*
4
S
^
S
i
1
\
r
*r
r
i
\j
won
new
25*
mel,
where the
sta
too,
^
I
S
'^
heart,
hem
- le
all
our sweet
mi.
man
doth
dwell, Join
fa,
the
-J-.J
f "1
in
.'
&
J
it
sol.
shout.
-J
-J
this
Ho
est
in
mu
No
ac
-
el,
i
'
[_
"t-Tr
seek
lie
-1
~i"~f" ^
i?e,
drear?"
der
doth
And
God
star?
el
and
Beth
of
treat
ten
King,
poor
flight,
No
ble,
Tp-1^
t
V
with
Son
re
ing straight the

this
drous
born
-1
4.
to
lo
dark
^\
\
!
1/
low
f -f
4
m
T~A
F^
F -1
Baa-Quet-cey.
j-
-1
\zJ

.^
.^
^^j'-T
^ b
J:
CHRISTMAS.
the
the woods in
Birds
the
"Hast - 'ning we seek
Chants from her leaf - y
on
the earth with
Christ
ji
"Carol of the Birds."
Not slow.
.^
"I
-
u
H
ly
Night.
sic
bring."
cents sweet.
No
el.
^J
r
i
r
II
"
"Soin let
nu sfng
Carol 461.
Anseir song*
tiê
CHRISTMAS.
A. Bandegger.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Now let
He came
He
He
us
sLng the
tell
the
bring the
to bring
a
to
came
came
to
An
Fa wea
glo
gel's
ther's
ry
rious
song That
love, His
ones True
gift,
Good
fell
On
The
Which
Majestic.
rang
good
so
and
will
to
earth -ly
glo - ry
dark-en'd
us
al
to
shades
all
gain
per
When
and clear,
and grace;
sweet
ness, truth
peace
feet
men; and why
eye
and
of
His
and
dis
live
and
To
To
Be
rest;
?
To
ear;
Him
Then sweet
to
hear:
to
in
Him
we
raise
be
on
chase,
blessed,
high.
of
die;
deigns
death
ways
the
take
cause
With His
That great
light
ly
show
tressed,
face;
-
heav'n
He
we
own
and
bright -ness
way
the
loved
us,
sing,
our
mus
ic
of
His
smile,
guilt
sin
[and
sus
Je
Sav
light,
full
so
small might hear
long,
the
An
and
and
came For
King,
Who
and
His
bright.
The
gels'
song,
iour
call,
And
'Glo
ry
to
God,
and peace
on
earth."
Ho
Carol 462.
Tr.
J-
CHRISTMAS.
Michael Praetorius.
-=
116.
f\
Flow-
Bofiie I0 tiloomfng.
a fair
from German, 15th cent.
-j-i.
cold mid-
While reigns the
bright.
'ret
And
win
And
y^
/J-
little Rose I'm singing,

Whereof Isaiah spoke,
eternal might
For us a Child she beareth,
While darkest is the night.
i.
?î^
so lowly,
Doth all our dark dispel

True Man, true God is He
By God's
Carol 463.
night.
J.
Whose fragrance none can tell,

With brightness strange and holy
Mary
The Floweret
the night,
the
r^-n
2 The
to us is bringing,
maid of humble folk
darkest
dark - est
From every ill he saveth

God grant we saved may be
ât>e
;
1
tiotH fu 33et))leliem.
ffii
CHRISTMAS.
Tr.
fr.
Latin by Rev. C. P. Krauth.
^ mff
A
T f J
born
2.
3.
Still-ness
4.
The wise men came.led
by
5.
His
Vir
in
is
He
man
a man-ger
was all the
mo-ther
is
f
Beth
Babe
With - in
1.
15th century.
the
'
le
doth lie.
ger round
the
gin
"^ ^
hem, Beth
;
He
Man
star.
By
mild,
Vir
nj
- le
doth
-
ger
the
gin
hem.
~f J
J J
-F
There-fore re-joice, Je
Whose throne is
round. The crea-tures
lie.
set
Jm
f J f --._
sa
-
a-bovethe
leni.
sky.
a - tor found.
star, Gold,myrrh,and incense brought from far.
mild.
And He the Fa-ther's on - ly Child.
its
Cre
lt=^t
'^^
aJUr each
^rt
^^f.
Hal
fe -
verse.'
1= t=i
/J-
3^
PI
jah!
Hal
poco
rit.
The
Our human
serpent's
wound He beareth
not,
Yet takes our blood, and shares our
I
jah
But
flock He enters in,

bears no single taint of sin.
fallen man Him.self He bowed,

That He might lift us up to God
On this most bles.sed Jubilee,
All glory be, O God, to Thee.
10 O Holy Three, we Thee adore,
To
This day, henceforth, for evermore.
lot.
0*tv
Carol 464.
Words by
tf^t JjUl anXf o^tv tHe liale.

Tune
CHRISTMAS AND EPIPHANY.
^În vemali tempore.'"

John Maton Neale
l)r.
-jT
Now on Per-sia's sand y plains.Now where Ti

Now thro' Syrian lands they go, Now thro' Mo
-
a^^
2 O'er the hill and o'er the vale,'

Each king bears a present:
Wise men go a Child to hail,
Monarchs seek a Peasant:
And a star in front proceeds,
Over rocks and rivers leads,
Shines with beams incessant:
Therefore onward, onward still!
Ford the stream and climb the hill:
Love makes
Carol 465.
Words by
all
T^=T
l-l
They
Now
^
He
is
their cam-els te - ther

o'er Edom's hea - ther.
9-r-
God ye go
ji
to meet:
Therefore incense profffer:

He is King ye go to greet;
Grold is in your coffer:
Also Man, He comes to share
Ev'ry woe that man can bear
Tempter, Railer, Scoffer:
Therefore now, against the day,
In the grave when Him they lay,
Myrrh ye also offer.
things pleasant.
^>xt iietHUDem^s
if.
-^.
gris swells with rains,

ab, faint and slow,
G. Pearae.
Hill f
time of
CHBISTMAS.
3r^-| =F
iimi
olir.
A. E. Floyd.
mpl. O'er Bethlehem's hill in time of old. Came

the night Led
2. The sil - v'ry lamp thro' ail
3.
by Thy light Shine
So, gra- cions Spir - it,
4.
For gifts we give our-selves to Thee Our
;
-?i-^
wise
men from a
on
their
Thou
up
hearts shall
far,
ea-ger way,
on our way,
be Thy throne
Bring-ing their cost
Un - til
up
To guide our
For gold we
on
feet
give
gifts of gold For they had seen

"
its gen
ly home Was shed
would our hom
to Christ the Lord,
all
our love: O make it all
ly
His
Hi low
His
Who
Thee
tie
star.
ray
age
pay
Thine own
i^PiW*^^^^^^^
i=it
i^
i
In prince
ly
rf
in
i=^
- ents meet. They came

in - fant King, And
on
chil-dren's King, Will not
pomp, with pres
And there they found

For He
who
is
As
Ê
sweet
the
the
Thy
praise
we
sing.
And
bless
wor - ship at
to
the ground fell wor
dis - dain what chil
Thy Name, our Sav
J-
-A
?arlsh Choir, No. 1690
4.
M
His
ship
feet.
ing.
dren
brmg.
iour
King.
chkistmas.
Carol 466.
Vsiaot^.
Geê Edgar
Moderaioemarcalo.
Oliver.
S^fe
'^^-r
-I
1.
Once a - gain the
2.
Scat-tered o'er the
old
dia
r-
en
r-T- ry
It
na-tions Ma
sto
tant
^rTr^r=^
mî9*==f-
is
sweet for
to
all
sing
day.
How, from realms
MH
^^^m
-
ny
we
are,
love
to
Yet
of
shepherds'
the
E^
'rrrrr-rr
won-drous glo - ry, Comes our Sav-iour and our King! Ev
re-ve- la-tionsRest with them so far a -way
One
'ry
heart this
with us,
to
^=^^
day
Je
re
-
joi
ces,
sus clinging.
f^^^f'
I5t
Beat - ing 'midst the Christian throng ;Comitless thousands raise their voices, And repeat the joy-ous song
They will thankful praise prolong. Send their voices upward ring-ing. As they join the gladsome song:
9t v^
^^m^^^
<s>-
r^
Refrain, after each verse.
iM
'r
'
Bright and
PSs
3E ^
t
joy
^
the
f ul
-=^
morn.
For
tr^
us
to
^-J-
Child
born
is
l^F^
^^
^1r^T^-^1
:*i^S=:sf
From
the
high
i^_3=
^
Parish Choir, No, 1591
'
est
'
realms
^^
1*
of
heav
f-
en
Un
&i^-
-T-^
4.
377
to
Son
is
given
!'
Words by
liev.
amm
See
Carol 467.
mnitvu
enoio.
tiê
CHRISTMAS.
E. Caswall.
Sir John Goxn.
Solo.
See the tender Lamb ap-pears,

a -mid the win-ter's snow, Born for us on earth be -low;
He who built the star - ry skies; He who, throned in height sub -lime
a man-ger lies
- ly shep-herds,say What your joyful news
to-day; Wherefore have ye left your sheep
we watch'd at dead of night, Lo, we saw a won-drous light An - gels singing" Peace on earth'
1.
See
3.
Lo, with-in
Say, ye ho
4.
" As
Prom- ised from e

a - mid the
Sits
On
Told
the
us
lone
of
ly
the
ter
nal years
che- ru-biml
moun-tain steep ?
Sav-iour's birth.
Refaik, after each verse.
Teach,
6 Sacred Infant, all Divine,

What a tender love was Thine
Thus to come from highest bliss
Down to such a world as this I
Hail Thou ever blessed, etc.
By Thy
In
Û
Words
to resemble
sWefii to=nf0t)t sfnfl o'tv
tJ|e
Thee
Thy sweet humility

Hail Thou ever
!
Carol 468.\.
teach us. Holy Child,

face so meek and mild,
Teach us
by Rev. J. 0' Connor.
blessed, etc.
m.
CHRISTMAS.
1.
2.
3.
AH
Glo
Sons
ry
in
of
men.
us,Sweetand far. Star to star

to- night sing o'er
the high-est heav - en And a - gain Un - to men
no-thing grieve you. Ev -er-more Heav-en'sdoor
let
1
Time
the
Bro
mid - night blest
our wrong
All
-
thers of
J,
_,
is
tell
by
Him
is
right
the
Babe
Parish Choir, No. 1&91
.i
ter
ing
ed
nal
:#
When our Lord God
the
Mak-eth sol-emn cho

Their
souls' peace
Wi-dens
^ ^
Word Made with
to
i ^
us
In whose Birth Heav'n and Earth Stand for aye

In His Name Come and claim Grace and blLss
His
u
e
rus.
be giv - en.
re-ceive you.
dwellnit ter -
eûtl^tv arotin^
ttie
^'^vintmuu
Ga - ther a-round
Ga - ther a-round
Ga - ther a-round
1.
2.
3.
tree!
words and music by Bn.
Carol 469.
the Christmas tree!

the Christmas tree!
the Christmas tree!
Ga-ther
Ga-ther
Ga-ther
a-round the Christmas

tree!
tree!
tree!
H. Hopkins.
J.
Ev - er green Have its

1
Once the pride Of the
Ev - 'ry bough Bears a
m
been, It is king of
been.
all
the woodland scene For Christ.our King
King, is born to -day His
mountain side.Now cut down to grace our Christmas-tide: For Christ from heav'c to earth came down, To
bur -den now.They are gifts of
love for us, we
trow: For Christ is born, His love to show. And
branches
r
reign shall nev gaiD,throogh death, a
give good gifts to
rno
men
^
a -way,
bier crown.
below
Verses
II
Ho
and 5 to be sung after the distribution of
Christmas
tree!:||
Twelve months o'er.

meet once more.
Merry welcome singing, as of yore:
For Christ now reigns, our Saviour dear,
We shall
And
gives us Christmas every year!

Hosanna, &c.
^'^tVt tUPUt t^Vtt UiUQU*

Xoln Oesangbuch, 16SS,

Har. by B. Luard Se%.
came three kings from east-em land, Star-led by God's Almigh-ty hand,ToChrl8twardthro'Hie-rn-sa - lem,
in the star, so great and sheen,
gold-en crowned Child is seen; His sceptre was a cross of gold.
haste the while,They journey many a hundred mile:0'er hill and dale, in frost and suow,
so
the kingsPTheir minds are Bet on
o-ther things :rorth from the state-ly coart in speed
1.
There
With
3.
From Morning-land, in
Why, Her - od,hon-our
gifts.
6 ||:Farewell to thee,
II
2.
4.
:rarewell to thee, O Christmas tree!:

Thy part is done,
And thy gifts are gone,
And thy lights are dying one by one:
For earthly pleasures die to-day,
But heavenly joys shall last alway.
Hosanna, &c.
Carol 470.
lAAjyu-iA^^Mi
Un'-' to the crib at Beth-le-hem.|God, thither

sanlight to
be-hold.God, e - ver
too ourjfootsteps guide, To serve that Babe

- low Light from yon bliss be Too roogh and hard
- side, But keep Thy path,
now to man be
they go. God, may the roadway nev-er
They to the lowly crib pro-ceed.God, see we nev-er swerve a
His face like
By land, by water, on
at
ev
ful
star
that leads
what-e'er
ga
^m
5
No sooner come within the stall

Then down upon tlie knee they fall.
And offer Him, in order meet,
Gold, myrrh, and incense passing sweet.

God, take our gifts, or great or small,
Heart, soul, life, limb, name, substance
Parish Choir, No. 1S91 4.
all.
By
frankincense the three proclaim
That God Almighty is His Name:

Myrrh to the Son of Man they bring.
But gold in token of the King.
God, keep us steadfast in this ci-eed,
From heresy and schism freed.
'rytide.
be-stow.
to Thee.
be-tide.
Carol 471.
Words by
JTfie
W.
the Veri/ Rev. C.
tlie STlirre
3.
i^r^0^
^
Gas - par rides in
tha - sar sleeps.his
Mel-chior sights the
Hingis.
T. Tertius Noble.
ba^toun. O cam - el bells a-cross the sand! King

From sil - ver gates of Ec - ba^toun,
On mys - tic E - gj'pt's great highway, C/angr oars a-down the old Xile stream! BalFrom towers of si -lent Ip nalfires a-cross theplain! Sag&
1.
2.
Andante con moto.
(aueist of
Stuhbs, D.D.
^m
-^
f^
i^c
^r-'
^-f-'
Hi=U
"f
-n^^.
'J
- en crown To seek
his King
in
Ju - dah land With o - rient pearls and
boat-men gay Break with their songs the spell of dream O'er moon-lit wa - ters
- gic Star Which tells
how king - doms wax and wane How Powerland Might are
gold
ma
gem-wrought nngs His slaves are la - den with the store; He

flashed a Thing Starsign
of birth: "I
go," he saith, "To
pass - ing things And o n - ly Wis - domheav'n'strae breath So
:
rides
a-
pace;
seek
my chief;
f orth
he fares
^_5^4=:^4=.^5=r4
^r~"3
m m
hear
have
hishom-age ev
my hom-age and
hishom-age nn
VT^
-^
rail
have
the King of kings Shall

the world's true King Shall
the King of kings Shall
"^"'^ ^^^' 9^^^^ breadth,

.a
ermore.
myfaith."0
-
tempo..
^^.
-
^^
Ji
et
fi
fi
et
et
fi
fi
4 Three kings they came star-led of yore,

O anr/el-sonc) across the snow!
Balthasar, Gaisgar, Melchior,
To seek the King of kings, and lo!
O'er Bethlehem fields by God's good grace
The Pilgrim-star is stayed, and there
In childhood's guise they see the Face
Of Him the altogether Fair.
li-ae.
li-ae.
li-ae,
=i=ic:
found, they kueel them down,

bells across the sea!
King they own,
O lofty, lowly mystery
And gold for kingship, myrrh for pain.
And frankincense for prayer they give:
by those mystic emblems deign,
Jesu, that we by Thee may live
The Quest
- si- me!"
Sing "Christe
^'Christe Rex sanc-tis
san
Sing "Ex - E-ayp - to par - vu-le!"
Sing "Stel-la Sa - pi - en - ti-ae!"
is
Christmas
little
child their
Ofilii etflliae.
Ofilii etiiliae,
Sing "Jesu dilectissimel"
Sing ''Gloria
rail.
tibi
Bomine!"
Carol 472.
Words by
tije TreaTr.
A. n. Brown.
= 112.
.Moderato. J
CHORns.
:S:
the dead. Hence de
from
risen from
fl^t iu
Hernaman
C. F.
A 1
part
sad
all
ness!
Christ
en
is
we
this
sing_
J.
Treble Voices Only.

Piu moderato. J
our Eas-ter glad
In
ness
1.
2.
Wait-ing
All ere
for
-
He
He
Is
is
our Lord's re -turn On the

her voice, These glad
tion lifts
dim.
ris
ris
en
enl
=^ 66.
we who watch'd Thro' the night of

in
His might, King of kings ex
glo-rious mor
tid - ings tell
mm
^=t
And
the won-drous sto

to
hell
ry;
de-scend
Welcome with ex
His bands
Here by faith His
in blessing;
feet we clasp,
Him as God confessing
Then the prints of love behold,
Hands and feet once wounded,
Head once crowned with thorns, with Light
Evermore surrounded.
Cho. He is risen etc.
row,
eel
ling
now with great de-light

lay within the grave,
ceed- ing
Conquers death,and hath
3 In our midst our Master stands,

Lifts
en
sor
^^^
^
-
He who
^^^^ti^^^ S^ tf ^
To
List
cres.
to.
Lord
Lord of
joy Christ, the

-
day
Hell's do
glo
min-ior
Fear not, ye who seek the Lord

Jesus in His beauty
Waits to welcome
all
who
tread
Paths of loving duty.

Jesu, ever keep us safe
Under Thy protection,

we see Thee face to face
Till
In the Resurrection.
Cho. He is risen
etc.
ry!
Carol 473.
Words from
the
^t IBuuttv mottt
German
of
Emmanuel
tfje
luvU unttntfiuQ.
Geibel.
J.
Knecht (1793).
fTT-rrrj
- ter
mom the lark as - cend - ing, Loud car- oiled forth her mer - ry lay,
To heaven's high dome her swift flight wend -ing, To greet with praise the new - born day.
,) A- wake pour forth your streams, ye foon- tains. And praise the Lord "with glad - some heart
tree
and plant take part.
A- wake and join the cho - rus, moun-tains. Let ev - ery
At Eas
^
m
r-f-T-^
Êi
f r r r
fm r>i
J-O^
^^=ULJ=^^
r^^
FF^^ff=ffF^T^:^ i
i
rm n-^
r
And
Ye
as
vio
she
car
lets
in
thus
oiled,
mead -
the
resound -ed

ows hid - ing.
From
Ye
ture's
with
per
fumed breath,
flower-ets
all,
i^î
wak^
wake!
claim
clai
joy
be
a - loud
^^^^
the
^^.
let
Ill
rr
ous
tid
ings.
Our Lord
Love hath
j^vtuUu
tf^t
let
1.
2.
3.
Breaks the joy
Eas
- fill
Roused by Him from

- pen, hap - py
ter
drear
hath given,
jopful tSastet Hatoit*

E.
^^
illm^
J
f=^f
dawn,
spring.
Clear-er
and
yet
Un - der snow-drifts
bas
the sun
strong
chil
For
^n^-r-T
world
gone. Death
the flowers. Brings
has
brings
voi
ces
ring.
Call
1-^
and
sad
In
He
rais
Toward
to
II is
I
I
life
1^
Parish Choir.
m^0^
"^
II
Far
way good
Ev - 'ry lit
Chris-tian chil
tie
dren
an bur
dear,
gels drive
ied
bud
look up,
IM
ness Earth a -wakes in smiles.a - live With her dear Lord's glad - ness.
Ev - 'ry wild flower of the wood Chants the dear Lord's prais -es.
es;
the dear Lord's bless - ing.
bright-ness pressing. Lift up
cup For
ev - 'rv heart, a
Night and sin

-
shall
the
ing
J.J
U
*
- ter
er;
from the
ly.
In
His hands He
eu Through the
sky glad
W^
r
no
long - er:
be
lil
rose and
y
you from pris^- on:
II
Win
-<s-
\=\=n=F^
^=t-
3f
-(2-
ris
G. Gilmore.
^^^ÛJ
*
\r-^
^1
--
iSE EÊ
joice!
death.
-I
hours,
- y
hours of
f=r^
life
"Words by Lucy Larcom.
1^
re
of
all
the power
come
Each twig, once dead, doth know the dawn

Almighty power the tomb hath riven
Awake! it is the Easter morn!
by the Spring.
Carol 474.
risen,
-
Almighty power new
all with acclamation,

This saving health the Lord doth bring,
Free pardon and a full salvation
Is uttered to us
^=n~rr.
r-
is
o'er
J=^=M=J^J=J
rr
r
Then welcome
\
joy
J-
voice:
'
-zi-
i f
now un- bound -ed.
r
na
A.
^-
r
and grove glad
Pro
ro
7^
=ti5=ii-
field
Carol 475.
Words by Laura E.
Ric?iards.
1)8991?
Haster time*
Reinecke.
Andanlino.
1.
2.
3.
The lit - tie fflowers came thro' the ground At hap - py East The pure white lil - y raised its cup, At hap - py East long and long a - go, That hap - py East -
'Twas long and
er
er
er
time,
time,
time.
They
The
But
raised their heads and

the
cro - ens
to
still the pure white
hap -py East- er time; And ev - 'ry pret - ty bud did say,"Goodpeople,bless this
skylook'dup. At hap-py East -er time: "We'll hear the song of heav'n, "they say, "Its glo-ry shines on
lil - ies blow, At hap - py East - er time
And still each lit- tie flow'r doth say, "Good children,bless this
look'd a - round, At
ho
us
ho
ly
to
ly
For Christ
day.
day,
day.
may
Carol 476.
is
it
For Christ
is
ris'n,
An
ris'n,
An
the
shine on
the
(Roxntti
||t|)J5
gels
gels
us
al
ate
At
At
At
say.
-
way,
say.
hap
hap
bless
py East
py East
East
ed
time."
time."
time."
er
er
er
fitountrittfi.
ASCENSION.
Words by Frances R.
Edwin Pond Parker.
Havergal.
'*
1. Gold- en harps are sounding.
An -gel voic-es ring; Pearly
Cho. All His work is end - ed, Joy-lul-ly we sing: Je-sui
iîgx-g
He who came to save us,
He who bled and died,
Now
is crowned with gladness

At His Father's side.
Never more to suffer,
Never more to die
Jesus, King of glory.
Is gone up on high
Cho.
!
ates are o - pen'd, 0-pen'd for the King,

lath as-scend-ed, Glo - ry to our King.
r^
3 Praying for His children

In that blessed place,
Calling them to glory,
Sending them His grace ;
His bright home preparing,
Little ones, for you
Jesus ever liveth,
;
Ever loveth,
too.
Cho.
ire lieat)'n0 npliit tôuv tioCce.
Carol. 477.
Words
Melody from Piae Cantiones.

EASTEE.
of the 14th or loth
Cent
t^-f
your voice; Sun, moon, and
ap - pear Your gen - tie
Spring,
pen throat Pro - long
lOJ
your
Yeheav'ns, up
1.
2.
3.
Ye
Ye
flow'rs of
birds, with
-J-
I*:
f T
r r
com mon mirth: For
the
ther earth,Join in
ing seed
- nam
bliss
fulquires.And
and mead. Ye
ver-past:
o - let,
^ ^
C
e rr
Sing your
ear
Death and
For - ty
Ris - en
hell
to
ols
men.
die,
Hav
^
1
I-
tals
giv
on
por
1 1 1 1
your
glad
ter
morn,
the
ing
And
And
Till
1'raise
en
Name
ff^
h
this carol is the
day
His
V'-\
The music of
rise
prft
i.
palm
mar
from
en
gold,
the
Jl:
dead.
^m
r~^^
-
som
Lord
live
a
on
gain,
Bless
up
high
To
By
rites
ed
His Throne
A.
^^
Sing
Sing
Sing
Sing
tals:
ed:
ly,
t=^-
en;
the round world bound

sole His peo -pie
sent down from

dom brought to mor
To bless
the
Pa
sus chased
To
est
gone
Now
W. Warren.
Gto.
|t
Je
Free
it
ris
tomb
raise the
the strain raise
Is
ful
of
the
ed.
ly
^r- -jtJ.U-J- -J
to
of
of
of
of
of
of
joy,
life,
joy,
joy.
4=t
joy.
loy,
is
from
tals.
-
T==t
life,
beds
Ji.
J.
I-
last.
fruit
^^-
V=^
the
ter - set With clumps

byDeath,The Lord
In
And His King-dom found

sky; He seat His Spir -it
Ho -
come,
dain.
^ H
s>
VE
mor
or
to
the gloom, Ope'd the pris
at
in
atOlB t0=9a5.
with
to
Ott
And ram
storm
hurt
^Jj^.
Eas
Did
er
to
And
fold
fore -said,
I^T
And
day,
ver
more
-
BA-CLETE pay Now
-^
whitsunday-
all
m^
un
f^^=FÊ^'=^
-
the green
\i
He
as
sus,
days
nev
i^
the
wake.
Sillfl JJOttt
1.
4.
ses,
rn
-of
white,
lies
JlftddWon.
2.
3.
li
and breath, Je
iteu. /.
~rr
where
In -stead
Ye
Carol 478.
Words by
ter
f=^
fe-Efe
a%^n
too,
let
^Êtd jjA_aAA
m
apf^^
life
ro
why? un
ry lyres: For
thou,
note
est
win
lawn
mer
el
strike your
joice; And
rear, -And
j=aQ=^
up
grow
re
stars,
lift
lay,
gain,
the skies;
with ac claim
to
of carol 251.
J F^=
Te-De-um-Lau- DA
Te- De- um-Lau DA
Tk -Dk- um-Lau- DA
Te - Db - UM - Lau - DA
-
1111
x^^ 7
same as that
t
r
;:r
V-
MUS,
MUS,
MUS,
MUS,
A
4-
-A
Dom
Dom
Dom
Dom
NUM.
NUM.
NTM.
NUM.
(g
^V=^LyJJ
Kfft uoiotv \otnt fottt) sotofng*
Carol 479.
Words by
W.
Sen.
St.
H. Bourne
(HARVEST.)
Sir J. F. Bridge.
J =100.
m/l.
2.
ff^3.
r r r r
- er went forth
Be-holdl theheav'nly
One day
theheav'nly
the green blade crept
And warm'd by golden
With
feet
and hands that bleed;
Here
And
with
Him bring His
Till
out
At
Then
The
the
fields
let
an
am
chaff
in
J-
to
His Church
Chui
in
own ;( p) And then
rr rr
I
last
ff
'
sow-ing, The seed in

se - cret slept Thro' days of faith and
Sow - er Goes forth with bet - ter seed, The word of sure sal
Sow - er Shall reap where He hath sown, And come a -gain re
The sow
tered.
n-rTî^
^r'
I
And
fed by
Our
spi
sil - ver
are the
rits
tience,
tion,
ing.
ram,
soil;
floor
^
praise theheav'nly Sow - er.
fair
to Him the har-vest
"I
tened To
har-vest once aa - gain.
gau (/)
were whi --tened
fruit -age Re- pay His pain and toil. (/)
the
fur - nace That
fla-meth ev - er - more, (mp)
-pie
i.T^n-T
And watch'd and
pa
va
Joie
judg-ment Shall win-now from His
the fan
sun - shine,
seat
'tis
ho
ly,
aw
- f ul
Reap
er.
who
gave the
Where -in
Have mer
seed.
all good-ness thrives,
in
the day
cy
f ruit-f ul
Not
if.
E.
J.
the
this
Thou put
nettle
Carol 479. <2)

Words by
And
wa -
ter'd
du
And
- ly.
true thanks- giv-ing.
test
in
Thy
sick -le.
The
And
ri
us
of
not
ate sinsfng.
!ifttr0
(CHILDREN'S DAY.)
Appleby.
our need,
our lives.
a - way.
pen'd for
first-fruits
cast
C. L. Naylor.
too slow.
f 7
T'
^'
In the leaf - y
trees
Lit -tie birds are singing
2. In
the sun - ny meadows There are lambs at play
3. Lord, Thy lit - tie chil-dren 5weet as flowers would be,
All our tasks to do;
4.Teach as, well and gladly
Thy prais-es sing,
5. Like the birds so hap-py.
1.
We
m.
Parish Choir,
JVJî^-;j
;,^.-
>
are waving In the gen-tle breeze.

And the bees are working Glad-ly all the day.
Pour-ing forth the fragrance Of their lives to Thee.
Iêt us always please Thee In our playtime too.
WhHe toThee.O Sav-iour, Loving hearts we bring.
Lit
tie flow'rs
^^
^-^J
A^'^.ii-i-A
t=t
^^
ILOt^ Of
Carol 480.
ÛV\}tnt
tl^^
Words by
J. H. Gumey.
AUegreUo moderalo.
Lord
1.
bar
the
of
vest
When Spring doth wake
rr\f2.
But
3.
chief
The vary-ing
the
when Thy
ly
Thee
Z'Û
of
'ral.
.
lib
an - cient prom
their
ked
the
sic
When Sum-mer warms
Hand
Scat
new
ters
plen
doth
ise
the fruit
ty
o'er
^lE
poco
/ Our thanks we
cr Still
We
we
do
pay.
sing
t-
This
l-
ho
?=wr
VI,
1/
-I
ly
day;
:
_^^1Aam^î
Pi
It=
mf
4 Lord of the harvest all is Thine

The rains that fall, the suns that shine,
The seed once hidden in the ground,
The skill that makes our fruits abound
!
our
hearts
their
chan
Thy
com
earth.
the
land
U-1^
I
ff 6
in
tune
ges
Thou
mon boun -
be
found.
dost
reign.
share.
ties
;-^n-i-l^^-, jp^-
New
every year
Thy gifts appear
praises from our lips shall sound.
cr
/ New
let
To Thee, our Xing Thro' all

Our hymn of praise, For we
too will raise
fail
ful
^^
rail.
^=F^
"
"
not
Tem'po animato
"
round ;p With good-ness

all
our years are crowned;
plain.
Or
Au -tumn yields its
ri - pened grain,
air.
As home -ward all their treas-ures bear.
j_l.
PE
mirth,
ttie lâf
O. B. Litsant.
Thine
song
sea -sons
the
When Win - ter sweeps

When sounds of mu -
(harvest.)
Immortal honour, endless fame

Attend the Almighty Father's Name
All glory to the Incarnate Son,
Who for lost man redemption won
And equal praise
To Thee we
raise.
Eternal Spirit, Three in One.
Carol 481. STtie flotDers in gatTfetit
fteltr
(FLOWER SERVICE.)
antr ioooir*
^
^m
w^^^^^^^^^^
n-rr^
f
Words and Music by H.
tr
g'r
1.
2.
3.
4.
Theflow'rs in gar - den, field, and wood Are bloom-ing bright and fair,
- er
Of
lil - ies white the Lord did say,"Con-sid
how they grow,"
The sun
is
shin - ing in
its strength To
quick-en, warm and ble-ss,
And chil -dren whom the Lord doth loveiMust fair and fruit -ful be,
.
US (liff'iifi'ii'^
pf
F. NichoUa.
With col - ours rich

They toil and spin
The cool- ingrain,
To blos-somin
in
not,
re
life's
^
^'7
ev -'ry hue, And fra-grance sweet and

yet they thrive,For God has made them
f resh-ing dew Doth beau-ti-f y
the
gar-den bright Like flower and bash and
rare,
so,
dress
tree,
They show the good-ness
of our God, And of His con-stant care.

And rich-er far thanking-ly state Their beau-ty e'en doth glow.
Of na - ture in
her gar-ments lair And glo-rious love- li Un-til
at last inGod'sownheay'nHisbeao-ty theysball
&on
lS^tu\}tnls iFatêt^
Carol 482.
Words by
Rev. G. Moultrie.
alone*
O. B. LisaarU.
(Hakvest.)
With expression.
ores.
pre-sent Thee with Tbii leown,

p Heav'nly Fa - ther, God a - lone, Lo be - foreThy mer-cy -seat/We
Sum-mer days are past and gone, Au-tumn sunshine will not last, And bright momenta, one by one,
m/Thanks we give; (p)aDd yet we pray In our Har-vest Fes-ti- val. Teach us all to live to day,
on thatMoru With His Har-vest- era shall come. And shall gather in His corn,
j)p When the Mas - ter
m/And the An - gels reap the wheat, And bind up the ears of gold, Yield - ing fruit a-bout His feet
1.
2.
3.
'
4.
5.
i=dî4^^
II
TTTrf
r
Lay
ing
be
it
r T-^
r--'
Thy
the last great Harvest-Home

Fif - ty and
a hun-dred- f old
For
^^p^Pf
mercy
(Cno. after
"I
''1
and
of grace,nearfromnaav'nThyDwell-icg-Place.
last verse.
/Bear these sheaves, Lord
J^
J""
of grace, In
to
r<Ul.
=T
Heav'n Thy Dwell-ing-Place.

'^
11
fipppNP^
f^
Hag o(
Xt fo u
Carol 483.
Cheerfully.
of
I'^'-d
:
!=ixJ
'-'-I
'
feet
J,p?o7^L'Daî.^h;oLto'a^
Words by Mrs.
rw^f
'"'
fore
glatritess.
C. F. Hemaman. (FLOWER service or children's day.)

Tbkbles and Altos.
C. A. Barry.
^:;ii'jjVi'iu:i/i.'J/,'i;iiii;^7/iu;i
1.
It
2.
In
3.
is
a day of
low-li- ness and
joy with-in the
glad
ness.When
meek-ness
- yard
all
our friendly band, Christ's mem-bers.thus to - ge - ther,

Still
to day
in
ourMas-ter's foot - steps
Joy
on
this happy
feast-day
May we from day
^f-rtf^^f^^^rf
vine
To
la
-hour for the Lord,
^^F
^^
i
In Him u - ni -ted stand; To-ge - ther lift our
make us, bless - ed
Pass on our heav'n-ward way
To praise with one ac - cord Joy of all joys the
And
And
grant as faithful
Rest,
good and faith-ful
pray that we
Of
all
His mer -cies prove.
to
the end en
vants
We
vant.
Thy heav'nly crown
is
dure.
To praise Him for His love,

Pure.e'en as Thou art
pure.
To near Him say "Well done
Haste forward,then,dear children,
won."
^^
/J
^l,;d-l
jgg:=te5
U
Themarkof our high
J-i ^ -i i J J J- i
4U:
Reachto
ces
great-est
^pB^^^
^^g
Mas- ter.
may wor-thy
ser
ser
vol
the glo-riousprize,
lp^
^^^^-r^T^^g
4.
call
t=^
ing.
:1=t
The Crown a
Ki
'^m
bove the
skies.
Carol 484.
Words by
^^nnitUf
C. Griffiths.
UUefii, xs^ntn.
FLOWER SERVICE.
J. Booth.
ros - es, Flow'rs of ev - 'ry hue, Take each one as com - ing Straight from God
as earth'scre-a -tion Show'd themight of God, So does ev- 'ry flow'r -et Spring-ing f rom
di -vine - ly dress'd: They are, in earth's langnage, Thoughts of God
So
3. Touch these sweet flow'rs gently,
a-broad; Be the whole earth ring -ing With the name
4. Praise Him, then, with sing-ing; Tell His love
1
Pan -
2.
Just
sies, lil - ies,
TT
-w
J.
AJ
nn" f^
c
f-
1/
r
I
-I.
u r*
(T^--
j^J_Ji_J_i_^_l
^ T
|T
r
c
f-n'-f-r%-
r
you
to
the sod:
ex-press'd
God;
of
:p^
Tell-ing won-drous se - crets

Of His pow'r and love, Wearing still the brightness Of the home a - bove.
He who guides the star world, Curbs the ocean's power,With the same hand paintêth Ev-'ry leaf and flower.
be? .
Thoughts of heav'nly glo - ry, Sweet-ness,pur-i - ty Must not He who framed them Much more love-ly
Lakes and hills be tell-ing, Sun-set skies and flowr's, Something of the beau -ty Of this God of
ours!.
:
these flow'rs of
sum - mer, An
gel-like
are they
Lis
ten
to
the mes-sage Which they bring to
.I^X-I
PI
g ^ZlgJf l-^JgEgEE^
Carol 485.
Words by
^
1.
2.
3.
day.
ISart)! HelotP
UtmitiQ.
ifii
Bev. J. S. B. Monsell.
i^^^^^^^^PP
"TTT
^g
i
^
?=FR
--
r-T
teeming,Heav'n is bright a - bove; Ev- 'ry brow is beam -ing In the light of love;
For the sun and show -ers, For the rain and dew, For the nur-turing hours Spring and sum-mer knew;
Earth's broad harvest whitens
In
sun Than the orb that light-ens All we tread up - on:
a bright-er
Earth
be-low
is
J.
i i
.i .i
9i*
i ^
lA.i A-J-^^J-J^J^l
4^1I
I-
*=!=
^=rinr
-i
=i
i
r. r
r
r
voi ces Glad-den nights and
\-
'-^^^^
J1-=
.irriiiiir
r f7
-J
1-
Ev- 'ry eye re

Ev - 'ry thought is praise; Hap -py hearts and
For the gold-en autumn. And its precious stores, For the love that brought them Teeming
Send out la-borers,Fa - ther Where fields ripening wave, All the na-tions, Ga-ther, Ga- ther
- joi - ces,
^
days.
our doors.
to
in
and
save.
N^^^^^^^^^fii^^rN^F^^B
O
-J-
Al-migh-ty
!
Giv
-sL
Farish Choir, No. 1633
er
-st
4.
Bonn'-
ti -
ful
1
and
I
free,
As
V-
the joy
in
har
-J> --
-J-
-^
vest,
-fiJ-
We
re-joice
-/
in
Thee.
a song in tHe ait
srnete'fif
Carol 486.
Words by
CHRISTMAS.
Ben. George E. Martin.
Holland.
J. G.
'^m^^^^^^^=^=P=i
&=^-=^
r-
1.
2.
3.
4.
sky There's a mother's deep prayer and

a
There's a
tu - mult of
joy o'er the won-der -ful birth, For the Vir -gin's sweet Boy is
the
the
And that song from a - far has swept
In the light of that Star lie
a - ges im-pearled
We re-joice in the light, and we ech - o the song That comes down through the night from the
song
There's a
air! There's a
the
in
Star in
the
g_*6fi=S=E
iE^-
EffiS
?WL-/-JL-/-J1
3Ê
^^^^^^^^^^.
ba
by's
low
Lord
of
the
ver
the
And
Star rains
its
earthi
Ayl the Star rains
its
world.
Ev
cry!
the
ery hearth
is
fire
while
the
fire,
and
and
the
flame,
the
beau - ti - ful sing.

beau - ti - ful sing.
beau - ti - ful sing
van - gel they bring,
5ft=^
For
For
the
In
the
the
^^^^^^t:ttt=^m
heav
en
we shout
throng. Ay!
ly
to
the
love
ly
And
we
U"
^jim^ ^^m
Si
=j^_Jl_J
man- get of Beth - le - hem era- dies a King, For

man-ger of Beth - le - hem era- dies a King, For
homes of the nations that Je - sua is King, In
greet in His cra-dle out Sa-viour and King, And
^
And
the Star
rains its fire
//
aSEE
EfeEl
while the beauti
of
of Beth -lehem era- dies
fire,
ful sing,
f=5^
From " The School Hymnal," by permission.

le -
era -
homes of the nations that Je
we
greet
in
(Ilea
sua
a King,
a King,
is
King,
Hia cra-dle our Sa-Tiour and King.
For the man- gar
ful
sing,
of Beth-le
-^
.f-f:|!Ê
and the beau-ti
Beth
the
a tempo,
its
hem
the man-ger
the man-ger
/i\
a tempo.
Ay! the Star rains
:^=^
=JF=J
-(f-
:|i=^
-hem
cra-dles a King.
ttH^
f^
For the man-ger of Beth- le - hem cra-dles a King.
WÛU
*îOUU |0U, |0U
487#
*0
Carol
V/aX-Ol
.
CHRISTMAS.
W. Stubbs.
(Snggeted by an epUode In a 15th Century
In a swinging manner.
N
Rt. Rev. C.
jol
2.
3.
4.
jol
ly,
ly
Wat,
my
is
so
high There came
is
bom, Yea,
men, The
down from Heav'n that
Now must Wat

O peace on
by
sat
where Christ
earth, good will
go
sheep
his
Beth
le
-hem
pipe
it
shall
play,
you
was
He
bom
hill
On the
Thro' the
All my
On
He
foy,
to
go
an
so
hill - side
glo
mer
glo
ry,mer
be
ry,mer
ry be
ry
Words by
1.
2.
3.
C. F.
SftTS
mom.
So
sing
we
sing
God
'tis
song,
this
God
J^
for
on
joy,
Ut
hoy!
high.
joy,
high.
On
high!
for
on
sing
Ut
hoyl
On
highl
all:
J//JT- .'.,
For
^1
joy, for joy!
merry, merry sing for joy,
^fs enrCstmas morn*

Sir John Stainer.
Christ-mas
-^
mom,
Un
us
to
i=l=
bom: Christ hath come on

is
light, Hear the
glo - rious
um-phant praise; Sing - ing, thro' the
Child
dazz-ling
-
e^
-t
4 Joyously the shepherds ran,
Knelt to Jesus
God and Man;
"Come," they bid us haste with them,
See the Babe of Bethlehem
1
r
star
to dwell,
tell
gel
ry
God with
Of
sky, "Glo
the
ry
Imhope of
us,
be
to
man
Is
el.
-
God
ra
on
el.
high.
He was in the manger laid,

By His holy Mother-Maid.
He is on His altar now;
With
the shepherds let us bow.
Whom
6 Jesu!
May we
Parish Choir, No. 16*3
4.
On
Ut hoy!
to(t|i |oi?t
Shep - herds watch-ing thro' the night, Won-d'ring at the

- sand thousand
an - gels raise Songs of
glad tri
An
On
Ut
So pipe you well.
joy,
Thou
earth
Ut
6 Farewell, herd-boy, saith Alary mild.

Thanks, jolly Wat, smiled Mary's Child,
For fit gift for a king
Is your heart in the thing.
Hernaman.
with joy,
Sing
out - rang:
herd King:
King.
Uthoy] Uthoyl
O merry, merry sing for
Ut hoyl
Carol 488.
Shep
to
pipe, I give all
To Thee, my
piped
song
To
ry
my King, it's naught for Thee,

bob of cherries, one, two, three,
But my tar-box and ball.
And my
Their
say
ry
5 Jesu
And
still
steep.
to
-
J i
^^
mer
a good- man 'sshep -herd boy, And he

an
an - gel com - pa - nye, And on
and come
a - gain
to- mom. And my
gels sang
a - gain,
a - gain, For to
was
night - tide
so
heart
doth
it
Christ - mas
this
T. Noble.
T.
miracle play.)
t=f:
f=F
As by
This
love
we
here adore,
Thee more and more;
faith we, wondering, see
Thy
great humility I
f^t
sriê iôlli? atilr
i\fp.
CHRISTMAS.
^m
mf
1.
2.
3.
4.
The
The
The
The
hoi
hoi
hoi
hoi
^FFf^
and
the
i
vy
bears a
bios - som,
bears a
ber - 17,
bears a
prick - le.
ly
ly
ly
ly
Now
As
As
As
^^^f^
both are
white as
red
as
sharp as
well
full
an
an
flower,
y
y
blood;
thorn;
Of
grown,
ly
li
g_^_^^
that
the trees
all
As Ma
And Ma
And Ma
ry bore sweet
ry bore sweet
ry bore sweet
tettg^
^^^rm^mm
are in the wood, The hoi - ly bears the

be
our sweet Sav
Je - sus Christ, To
do poor sin - ners
Je - sus Christ, To
Je - sus Christ, On Christ - mas day in the
crown.
iour.
ri-sing of
the
good.
the sun.
The run-ning
^g^^
r^^m^^^W^rftWm
playj-ing of the mer-ry or-gan, Sweet singing in
The holly bears a bark,

As bitter as dry gall;
And Mary bore sweet Jesus
For
The
'^ 1/
quire, Sweet singing in
the
the
"^1
I
quire.
and the ivy

both are full well grown.
the trees that are in the wood.
The holly bears the crown.
Cho. O the rising of the sun, etc.
holly
Now
Of
Christ,
redeem us all.
Cho.
the rising of the sun,
to
SfmpU
Carol 490.
the
of
morn.
etc.
all
(STaroUeris are tne.

CHRISTMAS.
J.
B. Boucher.
'^.
Sim -pie
1.
2.
Though the
Ca
star
rol
o'er
m
at
- lers
are
we, Breth-ren
in
com - mu
Bethlehem's plain, Sa - ges watch no long
^^^m^
tiv
^x
^m
bond
of
ion.
and wane, Chris -tlan
love
grows
ger;
ty
Is
Je
sus Christ' s
Na
While the swift years
er;
Wine
-
=^^
or
ver
was
sail
ev
ery
'
r
y
1/
k'
t/
Pre -cious gifts or guer-dou; Him we sing Who,
Speeds the Gos - pel sto - ry This is Christ's Na
nion
our
\J
heed we
land and
not,
sea
ith-out
-
iv
blot.
ty.
J.
Parish Choir, No. I9i3
4.
Bore our sins' deep bur

Give Him praise and glo
-'^
den.
ry.
Z^t SlnotlB
Carol 491.
citng arotinti
CHRISTMAS.
stall.
Tne An -gels sing a - round the stall Where Je - sus cra^ died lies,
The East - ern kings the star have seen. They has -ten on their way
And now they o - pen treas-ures rare, Which In - dian sillis en - fold,
come to greet my King, But not, like them, de - part
With them I
1.
2.
3.
4.
M. Haydn.
J.
The shepherds hear the

th(
Long hath their pa - tient
Of fragrant myrrh that
No
no
gold,
frank- in
Mi
i^^M^P^^^^^î^^^^p
^
J=^=d^J=^.=4,:î
r
X
joy-ful
wakes the
That
il
vig
been For
scents the air.
Of
cense
I bring, But
si
its
choes
cease
The
Vir
Their
God
Gave
glo
r-^f=g-
heard the
Eroph-ets
r-r
from An
gin's
um-ble
peace to
con
ry
^
u
Child
f ess,
to
-ff-
gels'
min
Jes
and kneel
our God
of
strel
se's
ing
on
sy.
race,
By
low
high
And
In
^^m
m^^^
..Is
minstrel- sy.

Pour'd f 9rth from Angeis'
peace.
_
.
The Virgin's Child of Jes - se's race.
far.
Their God con-fess, andkneel-ing low
faith a - dore.
men on earth. Gave glo - ry to our God on high
song
of
seen a
- ic
float -ing by,
the
day of grace.
heads they meek -ly bow,
live, with Him
to die,
P m^^^
ii^
^
^fe^^l^ 4^ j^^
^m
ly
to
AI
Pour'd.forth
Ja - cob's Star,
Babe be - fore
low - ly
birth,
king
With Him
j-^j
i^^
gleam of
The
era - died
The
His
Who, by
Hark! to
the mns
The dawn-ing of
Their
gold,
heart.
j^nj
-^h
yet
skies.
day:
Er^
re
lent
dawn-ing of
this
frank - in - cense and
on - ly my poor
J .^
J-
'
call.
1^
3
S3
."
By
In
And
heard the song of peace.

proph-ets seen
a -far.
humble faith a-dore.
men on earth.
peace to
r
Z^t moon
Carol 492.
t^^^^
II
t
sl)(nes tivtgiit.
TraditionaL.
Moderato.
m?
mf
1.
And
wake, a
for
the
1 1 i
bright
wake, good peo

sav
"r
r
and the stars give a light A
1
The moon shines
2.
3.
^^
Tf
ing
of
i
r
all,
n-nrLi
1^
looked on
on
Je
us,
And bade
the Cross, For

sus Christ A71iat
us
He
us
He
pray,
loved so
dear,
us.
.^MîÛM^
The
life of
And
done for
f"
cut
r^
ty
Lord He
our Grod died

do for
shall
i**i
man is but a span,

down in its flower,
We're here to-day, to-morrow gone,

The creatures of an hour.
5
r
wake and
*-r
1f^
fr-^T*"T
little be - fore
the
day. Our migh
wake, and you shall hear The Lord
our souls Christ died up on the cross. We ne'er
pie
.n
-J
My
song
is
done, I must be gone,
can stay no longer hsre

God blessyou all, both great and small,
And send you a joyful new year
I
Eîn
This day
He
lies
born Em-man -u
is
m/
/I
_
God with
God with
el,
with-in the man-ger low,
Praetoriua.
-,
/'
Solo.
1.
M.
CHUISTMAS.
TUTTI.
Moderato. Preferably unaccompanied.
2.
tiorn ieinmanttel<
trail in
Carol 493.
us. "Fore-told to
us. Let all the
us by Ga-bri-el, God with

world now see Him so, God with
us.
us.
iMM^LlM^-^- iAAAdA^S^
^3^
IS
m
-M$=--
mf
TuTTi.
us.
Who
J.,
God with
mfj î
dare the truth de
J.
J.
'
May all
the world to
Him be
Carol 494.
God with
led,
3.
Then
Chobus
shines a
ry
God with
round His head,
>
j.W-^
^^
J
-^
^*^
God with
Who
us.
dare the truth de
Child
ti
was
ny?
Traditional.
CHRISTMAS.
These
us.
kH;
r
1
=i= *t=J=-=i
E^
tip
-f
'^T
1.
glo
eniltr fîu iras fs tiorn.
fifr=1-P^=^-=^=
2.
3.
^^^^^^=^l=^=m
-S>-r-X-
us
ny?
^^ ri ^
r'
'
pp.
jL J..
this
day
dings
there
shep
with
born,
is
-
Child
herds
the
heard
Angel
While
watch
An
host
all
men,
Glad
ti
high
of
ing
re
their
o'er
in
con
ti
sing
we
after ea ch verse.
Glad
^441_,
^^S4^
ti
dings
1
h^
t=t
to
^ i
.
f-
H^
J..
i
U
..
dings
-f
1*
r-KT
I
I
nown;
thy
of
fold;
an
ven
An
gel
Most wor 'Twas by

nent*
Of
hea may.
Be - cause
the
bright
Kmg
They praised the Lord our God,
And
our celestial King
All glory be in Paradise,

This heavenly host do sing.
Glad tidings,
Instantly, immediately.
etc.
seep
un
sol
kings
tre
re
from
the
bom
on
diers, All
seep
them That night
tre,
to
JL
p=
...j.
Was
and
-
high
Christ
crown.
and
vealed
-
told.
sent.
est
mas
Day.
5 All glory be to God,
That
sitteth still
on high,
With praises and with
And joyful
Glad
melody.
tidings, etc.
trivimph great.
^fnup in a manger*
Carol 495.
Words by Martin
(CKADLE CABOL.)
Luther.
J. E. Spilman.
iirfir-p-r--F-ii III
P'lli
A-way
Lord Je
Be near me,
sus,
the
/'
3;
head;
cj
r
InBethl'hem of
for
Lay down His sweet
And
love me,
rtr
The
lit
-tie
x;^
r
Lord Je - sus No
crying He
Lord Je - sus Lay down His sweet
-rT~r
f-p?And stay by my
\pp^
'
To watch
cra-dle
A -sleep
Lord Je- sus,
-r
lull -
r
a
-r
-
the
in
by.
hay.
r^TT
î
ft f
Lord Je - sus A - sleep in the

to heav-en To live with Thee
lit - tie
'^
sus
er
ev
3)tttral^.
C. Simper.
CHRISTMAS.
^^
'Trrr
lit - tie
bed,
Sn JStt^V^tm of
Words by A.
lit - tie
take us
The
I'
Carol 496.
The
And
by wakes, But
r
r
r
f- r
f
r
love Thee,Lord Je -sus,Look down from the sky,
stars in
the heav-ens Look'd down where He lay,
'
me
crib for His
t rrr^rr^r
Lord Je
- tie
manger, No
in
'
The
,j
low- ing,The poor ba
The cat- tie are
A - way
-r
bed, The lit

stay Close by
ask Thee to
the heav-ens Look'd down where He lay.

dear chil-dren In Thy ten-der care,
head The stars in

pray:Bles3 all
^-Llij
J.
J.
man-ger, No crib for His
in
1.
2.
ÊÊfk
rrf
rt=ri
r*r r
was bom; And laid in

a Man-ger All rude and for - lorn,
God's An-gels,His her-alds,BroiightdowDfroma-bove The wonder - f ul tidings Of in - fi - nite love.
The stars sang to - geth - er The bright-est and best Straight gaid-ed the Ma - gi Where Je - sus did rest.
1.
2.
3.
Ju dah
-
Christ Je - sus
^/
/I
If'
Sing Car -
ols!
I//I
'
Sing Car -
olsl
I'll
And tell
all
the earth.
a; a- olsl
mm
Sing
Car-(
&SMb
Parish Choir, No.
1M4 4.
And
><
nation
And Mys
iîfS?^
g^^-rTE^
Sing Car
uj u
f Ly
great In car
The
sa;
ff
tell
all
the earth,The great In- car -na-tion
And Mys-
- ti -
cal Birth.
^m
J
ti -
cal Birth.
Kn
Carol 497.
In
1.
O
O
2.
3.
dul
Je
bi
14th cent. Melody.

Har. by R. L. de PearaaU.
CHRISTMAS.
ci
Pa-
i.
^ttUf fttHflo.
su
par
tris
Char gau -
sunt
vu
Now
sing
yearn
le
tas,
O Na
If
di
we
Thee
Lis
All
al
len
ti
not
be
they
my
He,
all
for
-
that
An
there ?
ten
with
-
gels
-<s!-
my won
won
my dit
love,
to
was
there are
Li
der, Li'th
in
pre
pu
ver. Per
sing - ing.
nos
- se pi
er
op - ti
tra crim -i
va can
ty.
iVo
ti
J^
J_î
J-ixJ
o,
me,.
na:
ca
.
.
a - ny sun pi ty
on
But then thou didst
Sweet bells the while
Like
Have
beam, yon
pi
me,
re
are
der
ty:
er
ing
cov
ring
*=t
in
tris
prin
lo
re
are
gre
mi
Al - pha
ceps glo
ri
ae
Tra
rum gau
di
ri
O
O
cu
gis
'^"
r^
f
he
that
that
es
^rr^T
Al pha
(J,
O,
et
me post
we were
we were
Tra
te,
there
there!
'
he
that
that
Ce
In
I^B
es
et
O.
me
we
we
post
te.
were there
were there
I
I
tt gj^jJ,^^^
f^
P
SSStUome be onv Jl^tatitnlfi

CHRISTMAS.
Carol 498.
/'
Tid
1.
o:
Ma
r good
r take
J heed!
IStfns.
Sir Frederick Bridge.
ings,
peo
pie,
Turn
way
ye not
Child
of
pro
mise,
>
PI.
Wei -come,
Wei -come be our Heav'nlyKing
This is true be not afraid

"Wonderful to tell
In a manger He is laid
Angels sing Nowell
Rbfrain
:
Wei
wel-'come, welcome,
come,
wel
wel-come,
come,
wel-come be our King!
lias been the hope of man,

This the faith of old
Since the very world began,
This has been foretold
Refrain.
3 This
Hfsten^ lottrUngs, tinto me.
Carol 499.
'^
1.
Lis
2.
Shep-herds lay
a On - ward, then, the
i.
/.
un
ten, lord -lings,
an
.J|3E
Z
a
\^
to
me,
that night to
gels sped, the
field
-
-^-
-i
^
glee,
of
their sight
in
man
Ma
ger
bed,
ry,
that
Christ
you
mas
a
-
ters
Da
in
Wea
Pnr
At
born,
and
on
ward went,
God
was
be
fell.
all.
steep.
bent.
Jo
Ti
In
the
al
ry were they, nigh

er than the drops
J^-^^
^^
vid's town,
sweet maid
is
sil
shep-herds
came down from heav'n's high

in
wor - ship low they
oi
keep the
J^^
g^"-=j^
night
Gascon, 16th Century.
CHRISTMAS.
tar
Him
to
of
to
dew
and for
a
and bright - er
find
who
death
TT
-odg-
than
with
lay
IS
Go
-^
tell
it
.^
-^
out with speed. Cry
-J^
1.
2.
3.
4.
and shout
-St
7 r bout
That Christ
bom
\ ; .J^:^ ^
round a
^^^m m
-^
Û mp
Carol 500.
Paul Gerhardt,
out,
all
is
i^
in - deed.
î
?=n:
))eart iîn nf^lit vtjoitt^.
F. C. Maker.
1656.
I
hear, far and near,Sweet -est
All my heart this night re - joi - ces, As
Hark! a voice from yon - der man - ger. Soft and sweet, doth en - treat "Flee from
us
has -ten yon - der Here let all, great and sniall.Kneel in
Come.then, let
find
Thee
me
;Keep Thou me close to Thee, Cast me
Bless ed Sav iour, let
:
an
gel
vol
ces;
woe and dan - ger;

awe and won - der
not
be - hind Thee
J.
ev - ery- where A ow
is born, "their choirs are singina;. Till the air
I
Breth-ren,come;from all doth grieve you Ton are freed; all you need
Love Him who with love is yearn-ing, Hail the Star that from far Bright
on Thy breast, All
Life of life, my heart Thou still-est,Calm I rest
'Christ
with joy
will
is ring
sure -ly give
with hope
this void
is
burn
Thou fill
mg.
you."
mg.
-est.
&tmn
atiTr
ftotoets of tfcii )iettttme
Carol 501.
Vivace
rrr-m^
Gems and
flowers of sweet per-f ume,
J.
On
the
ii
al
ci -
JT
f^r
Cru
on Cal
fled
va
'
ry
jLJÔM-i-^-M
Christ
"
-^
is
ris
Je
sus
ris
is
ing from the ton

tomb,
d^J.
^J. i î î
9y-rc=g^;EgEE^F=C=q;=
/i
lay
tar
"
y
to
>
day.
J.
^^
t^
en
i'J^J^
J'
/I
;Eas
,
-
J:
ter bells,
î^/l_A^
^
chime the
lay.
fe^=r-rfrf^F-FPPFF^ÊE= i=^
Christ
is
ris
en
to
day"
Eas
ter bells,
^ I i//j
P'^-r-t-:-i^=^^j=f
^>
chime
the lay,"Christ
And
4.
the length'ning ages
Still
day."
tell
His undying love

He, conqu'ring death and hell,
Ever reigns above.
Oh that all might share the grace
Purchased by His pain
Prince and Saviour Thine the praise,
Ours the boundless gain.
Ref. Easter bells, chime the lay, etc.
!
lay.
en
^^
How
Rolled the stone away.
r=T=T =^
3
Then His life-imparting breath

Bade the dead arise
the pallid hosts of death
Followed to the skies.
Ref. Easter bells, chime the
ris
^ ^
^
-^
2 Darkly the sepulchral gloom

Wrapped His mortal clay,
Till the angel, from the tomb
IS
Carol 502.
on
toint
tQfe ttrfglit
IBaattv-âs
come on this bright Eas - ter - Day Be - fore the sun has ris en, And see the place where
cold and still
In
ho - ly Jo - seph's grave, Now lives a - gain by
The Form that lay so
But ear - lier still the
The Ma - ries came ere morn-ing light On that first Eas - ter - Day,
And now their ris - en Lord they meet. And hear His word"All hail" They kneel and hold Him
-
1.
2.
3.
4.
Je
sus
His
an
own
lay,
will.
gel
bright
the
feet,
Who now
And shows
Had rolled
Then
I
-
the
sus takes from death
-I
its
sting
He
is
ris
J-
Ring,
Ring,
Ring,
1.
3.
-J-
t^frr
hap - py
hap - py
hap - py
N
N
^
*
And
He
J-^
^r-
ter
ter
ter
time
time
time
-J>
J-
Eas
Eas
Eas
J.
ris
I
Lord
Lord
wide
is
is
birds
I
1
the
We
i.
and streams
breathe the
meets
risen
risen
us,
air
while
re
of
to
n
die
peat
that
Him
Our
He
is
J.
fry o'er the

th( grave we
/i
the
ttttit!
is
glad
to
up
your
takes
-
py
hearts
1
-f
-^
winds
give
J.
J
T
hear your chime

chant sub - lime,
back your chime
4-
of
passed a
- pens
J
i
Of
At
At
Eas
Eas
Eas
J.
J.
i.
per. of Pilgrim Press.
ter
ter
ter
time,
time,
time,
ri:
J
*
mer
ay and
ide
-i
i
r
climb.
chime
sing.
-J-
r-'
5r-^r-F
V
hap
-/
-J.
blest clime.
By
He
the
soft - ly
blow,
heav'n draws near
heav'n - ly
door
we
j^
Harri/ Hale Pike.
more:
no
-H
The world
The world
snow The
fear Has
melt night 'of
en
en Vio
IBaattv
ME^=^M=J
of
fields
M^
cross
ris
is
is
J
^
r
He
en
p=^='r^=f
-
The
The
We
J.
of
of
of
bells
bells
bells
3lfn0 tia)i)iS tiells at
Carol 503.
Words by Lucy Larcom.
2.
He
way.
tale.
=f=F
.fl-^,
-J-
save,
-
the
tell
prison!
stone
to
-I
has burst His

His power to
haste
^tt
Je
of
at
at
J.
Eas
Eas
Eas
ter
ter
ter
time.
time.
time.
^0
ittati^ toaliêir in
gattren green.
tije
Carol 504.
Words and music by Eev.
.
1.
wi/As
2.
p"
Ma-
rr
ry walked in the gar
r--
Grantham.
den green Of Jo- seph of
G. P.
ri-ma
thee, Fair shrubs
and flowers she
As Ma - ry came to the tomb of stone.She could not her grief con - tain, For she was 'ware that no
p As Ma- ry list -en'd,shegaz'd around, When, dim in the morn-ing gloom. She saw One stand with a
3.
i-l- -Xi
m^
1^
mmpassed be-tween,Tall
Christ
was
there,
Who
=?F=^
r-r
mm$ ^
palm and the wide plane

late
in the rock nad
hand. Full close
spade in
^.^j=^^^^f^^
m
sa-cred
the
to
U^t
f-f-^ngrf^r
- ly morn as with spice and balm Full

bit -ter grief in her soul was stirr'd,
Sir, now tell, hast thou borne
hence ?0
'Twas ear
tree.
lain.
And
tomb. Good
When
Him
hH-M^tta-mmm^
m^^^^^^^^^m^
la-den she went, When lo She thought she heard in an ac - cent calm A voice which she seemed to know
hard by the grave's low cell She felt right sure that a voice she heard, A voice which she knew full well:
say where He now doth lie IWhileloIseem'd borne to her list'ning sense From some blessed bright One nigh:
!
s-M-j:-^ ,4.
P^^^
giZP
r
Chorus.
/I
am
the
(After the last verse.)
is
the
He
J.
The
The
li
li
ly
ly
j^^-^^-î-/-
:^=.M=M
^^F^^^f^FFf^?^
t^-
-JJj^
^m
P^
'^^^
Gar
dener
l=P=F
true
Mine
^
Gar
-i
-i
all
all
white.
white.
./-/-
cr
And
And
J^
the
the
J-
rose
rose
so
80
bright,
bright.
-i
And
joy shone out at the gracious word,

AVhich every tear effaced.
Rabboni Lord
'Twas her Master good
She welcomed with love's survey,
Who 'neath a gardener's guise had stood,
And seemed to her soul to say
Chorus.
I
4.
^
JL
And
And
pan
pan
hearkened, her name she heard

She turned in haste,
O Mary
the
:^
1^
p As Mary
vi
are
vi
lets
blue,
lets
blue,
J J
S
sy
sy
of
of
> J
J-
pur
pur
pie
pie
hue!
hue!
j_;ii
mf As Mary mused upon things unseen,

She learnt how the Lord doth scan,
And claim each floweret and blossom green
Which blooms in the heart of man.
Fair buds of hope, and of longings high,
With purity's flower of snow,
cr
And glowing love with its vermeil dye,

And charity's purple glow. Chorus.
Hitt
Carol 505.
tt|i,
2ê
tttvluntinQ
Trootfii,
Eev.
Edward
L. Ilopki
^^t
iLovXi at
Uvut
^Ham
tnr>
maitee.
Carol 506.
Words
CHRISTMAS.
traditional.
Traditional.
West of England.
J-
I
I
did A-dam inivke,Out of the dust and clay;

stay!
thus with-in the gar-den he Command-ed was to
7n/The Lord at
1.
And
"For
2.
3.
Ho
words
thou
pi;
in
first
the day that thou dost tonch,Or
ly Scrip-tures
the Lord did
shalt sure - ly
un-to
say: . (cr)And then in

" The fruit that
say,
-dam
die.". .nifBut
.
^^
it
come
nigh,
Pa
E- den's
in
he
And in
And we
Or
ra-dise
gar - den grows

take no heed
the
did
JU
He placed him there to dwell,

To thee shalt be for meat,
To that same on - ly thing.
FT^
r=^r=f=r
IL
hisnos - trils breath-ed life, As

to him for stat - ute good These
that thou shooldst eat there-of,(j))Then
if
-i^^
VyHOBUS.
^^^-^r^ ff^T^r^yf f nr
That he
with-in
Ex -cept the tree

mp But did trans-gress
and keep it
it should remain, To dress
Of which thou shalt not
in midst there -of,
God's ho - ly laws. And soon was wrapp'd in
/J j-^^j.
ipE f='^=r
well.
eat."
J^
w/ Now let good
Christians
sin.
îp^
M_J
M^
^îw^^ffî^WP
1
Christ-mas Eve.
I
life
to live, (cr) And to
re-joice
and mer
be,
For
this
is
-J-
mf Now mark
the Goodness of the Lord,

to mankind bore
His Mercy soon He did extend,
Lost man for to restore
cr And then, for to redeem our souls
From death, and hell, and thrall,
dim He said His Own dear Son should come.
The Saviour of us all.
Now let good Christians, &c.
mf
Which He
And now
the Tide is nigh at hand,

In which our Saviour came
cr Let us rejoice and merry be.
In keeping of the same.
/ Let's feed the poor and clothe the bare,
And love both great and small,
dim That when we die, to Heaven at

Our Lord may bring us all.
mf
Now
let
last
good Christians, &c.
^titt in I3et||lefiem of 3vCfi^%
Carol 507.
CHRISTJtAS.
Joyfully.
F. J. Dugard.
PS^fl^^
1.
Once
2.
It was
But the
3.
Beth -lehem

not
a state
in
J^
J.
ox -en stood
of
Ju
ly
pal
a- round
-^ -i
J-
-J-
dah. Far
a -way a- cross
ace Where that lit - tie
Ba
In
a
sta-ble
low
the
sea,
lay.
-by
Him
There was
With His
and
dim;
In
-J-
-^
j^
laid
a
ser-vants
world He
the
EES
f=f=^
Afler each verse.
i^
Ifz
I
lit
Ba
tie
to
had
ere
a
Vir -gin Mo
Mo-ther'sknee.
ther's knee,
with guards to keep the way.
not
a room for Him
On
by
tend Him,
-
And
ted There was
Hear Thy
lov
4 For He
ing
chil
dren sing.The God
va
of
^P
The
tion,
Sav
lour I
Eang
is
His childhood's bright example

Gives a light to our poor homes
From the blood of His atoning
Still our hope of pardon comes.
Still
Still
Saviour, gentle Saviour, etc.
Saviour, gentle Saviour, etc.
He
For
stands and pleads in heaven
weak and
us,
God, who
Jesus,
sin-defiled
Man
for ever,
a child.
Saviour, gentle Saviour
is
who was once
etc.
Has*
iBUU tiotH otf (Ht^^viutmun
<^tl^()3t
child that
5 Of His infinite compassion,

He can feel our want and woe.
For He suffered. He was tempted.
When He lived our life below.
O Saviour, gentle Saviour etc.
Carol 508.
gen -tie
-^
His Father's glory,

And the golden halls above,
And He took our human nature
In the greatness of His love.
left
iour,
J_J_.L_J
-d-
C. L. Williams.
Andante maestoso.
^
1.
He
2.
3.
4.
was born
Christ
Let
Chris
Chris
born
is
the bright
-
tus
tian
na
on
ho
Vir
ho
Vir
tus
Ma - ri -a
Chris tus na tus
Ex Ma - ri a
-
re
^
di-
gi
di-
gi
mas Day; Wreathe
the
hoi
N o.
1691
4.
ly,
twine
us
free,
bom
our
Ties
glow
Ev
'ry
where
in
Lord
good
joice
and
sing,
'Tis
the
birth
day
of
-^
e.
ne;
e.
ne;
pT
The Babe, the Son,

The God, the Lord
The Babe, the Son,
The God, the Lord,
the
by
Ho
ly
ly
Ho
by
all
One
a - dored
all
the
^jj.
Parish Choir,
ber
to
red
men,
Ex
Christ
One
-
dored
of
for
of
for
i^-î
bay;
the
-
to
ly
show;
King,
be,
Ma
Ma
ev
ev
J-
ry.
er,
ry.
i3
er.
&otf teet e metrt oentlemen.

Carol 509.
I.God
God
God
rest
rest
rest
2.
3.
L. H. Bedner.
ye
mer -ry, gen
ye
lit -
ye
all
tie-men,
chil
tie
good Chris
For Je
For Je
no -thing you dis - may.

no -thing you af -fright,
up -on this bless -ed
morn,
let
let
dren,
tians,
sus
sus
of
The Lord
Christour
Christ your
all
good
î^^S^î
^=^=^=B=^^^^^^^
-TT
i^^s^
Sav
Sav
lour
- iour
Chris-tians
3t
was born on Christ-mas

was born this hap - py
was of .a wo - man
Day;
The dawn
night;
born
Now
rose
the
long
o'er
of
Beth
Beth
rows
He
red
hill
your sor
all
le
hem, the
hem the
doth heal, your
- le -
^^^^^^^^m^^^^^^^
i^^
m.
j=f^-^rzrf m
crf-Tq;-r-r
stars shone thro' the grey.

white flocks sleep-ing lay.
sins
He takes a - way,
When Je - sus Christ our Sav - iour, was

When Christ the child of Naz - a-reth was
h For
Je
sus Christ our Sav
iour,
born
born
on Christ-mas Day.
on Christ-mas Day.
was born on Christ-mas Day.
^^^gg^^^^^^^^g=^^
=j=pj-_^-n.
m
r^ r-j
^
^^m
s^^=^
^=
^^
'îr-f'-c
When
Je
sus
was
Christ our
bom
on
Christ-mas
Day.
1*
Carol 510.
Words by
Brightly.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
2r))e Siêtitietirs
fia^
un unQtU
CHRISTMAS.
C. G. Bossetti
F. L. Wiseman.
J. =69.
The shep-herds had an an - gel, The wise men

Lord Je - sua
is
my Guar - dian, So I can
Those sbep-herds thro' the lone - ly night Sat watching
Christ watch-es me, His
lit -tie lamb, Cares for
me
Lord.bring me near-er
day by day, Till I
my
guide me home from far, Where

long life's dan-gerous track The
nei - ther tire nor sleep. All
an - gels clad in white Shall
an - gels clad in white. All
:
a lit-tlechild,To
had a star; But what have I,
no-thing lack The lambs lie in His bos - om
by their sheep, Un - til they saw the beav'n-ly host Who
day and night,That I maybe His own in heay'n So
voiceu-nite, Andsingmy Glo-ry, glo - ry.With
.
glad stars sing to - ge - ther, And

wil - f ul
lambs that go
-stray, He,
In
sing - ing
Glo - ry, glo - ry.
For
sing their Glo - ry, glo ry.
Glo - ry, glo - ry given to Thee,Thro'
an - gels are?
fetch-es back.
val they keep.
the height.
sake in
height.
the heav'nly
sing
feed
ing
ing,
fes
my
all
ti
Carol 511.
Words by W. T. Brooke.
Joyously.
eotne St,
Christmas.
__?
,1
sing
Christ
f
mas
Joy
Sweet
ful
Ma
1
,p^
-^
gels
gl
r'
sing
?
r
J.
-^H
=L_
-'
"
onr King
Let
our King; (cres) Let
our King; (cres) Let
;
An
rol
rol
rol
of
of
of
the
the
the
Shep
Wise
nJ
ns
us
us
-S^-^
ven's gem,
with
gifts
to men
of
shall then
find
will wor - ship
fant King,
King,
th' In- car
nate
the whole world's King,
.
the
In
.
.
(/ )
To
To
To
Him.
imf 4
Let us raise on
The
v\f
i=
4.
The
The
The
\^
-T-gf
"Glo
Let
.(m/)See
-#
we our
we our
we our
will
will
will
ry
us
His
be
go
.
.
Star
.^
to
to
=q-
ca
ca
ca
rols
rols
rols
e
f^^
sing
sing
sing
i.
Dal.
E?:
J^
^^f^-J=P^^^P^
liigh
tlie Virgin, her song of victory;

our souls with one accord
" Magnify," with her, " the Lord "
Thus we holy carols sing
To our Virgin King.
carol of
And
the
In - fant King.
King.
th' In - car - nate
the whole world's King.
Come, with blessed Mary sing

Holy carols to our King;
cres.
-t
^ ^
3^^
i5E
IjThus
-=::h
-I
t= ft
jy-rf-g:
lovel"?n/Thus
Him! (/)Thus
T-TT
]
J>
^^^
To
To
To
We
high
high
high
b-
.J-t::
1^
hea
r^
on
on
on
lift
raise
raise
gels that thrill'd the mid - night sky

nigh
herds to Beth - lehem draw - ing
Men.their hymn
of
mys- te - ry:
God
a-bovel Peace on earth
Beth- le - hem. With them we
w-
^M-i
r-^1
=F=
L-U-
N^P^W^.
^W^^^r^^
ca
.''
-;
r- "''-f
to
to
to
/,
rols
rols
rols
f.
=5=
ea
ca
ca
new
vj^hi"T
Tr^
-^
!-
,1
Shep - herds' sing
An
Broton,
= 79.
f^
rJ
^-^-
9t-^
an^t Is inQ.
toCtti t)ie
-f--4
Come
ye, with all nations bring

Worship, glory to our King;
Let us raise on high
The carol of all times, all worlds, God's hymnof victory;
Glory be to Christ, the cry
ff
5
From
the earth,
Thus
shall
sea, the sky.

for ever sing
tlie
we
Earth and Heaven's King.
CHRISTJIAS
Carol 512.
Trebles
R. F. Smith.
1.
2.
3.
4.
wise
wise
wise
saw
AND EPIPHANY.
in Unison.
to/ In
O'er
In
mf In
men Watched
men Watched
men
Come
it
it
the
the
a
our
wintry hea-ven, Shines a wondrous

dus - ty high-way, O'er the des - erts
low - ly manger Lies an In - fant
hearts we chil-dren See this Star once^
(cr)
(cr)
(cr)
weak
more
In
From
the
the
It
is
Not
as
East the
East the
He whom
men
wise
What this lus - tre

So
in - tense- ly
we fol - low
In
this star - lit
Ask ing. Where the mon arch ? Where Ju - de - a's
Ask -ing, May we bring Him Child-hood's love to-
Ask
from a - far
shin - ing clear

to seek;
so far
In the days of yore;
it
Star;
drear,
|Ask
ing.
ing, Shall
on
Srê snoto las
fitonn^.
tlê
CHRISTMAS.
Er. by
T r~t~7
The snow
1.
the ground,
on
lay
The
The
shone bright,
stars
stars, the
stars shone bnght,
Italian Melody.
P. Waddington.
S.
When Christ our Lord was born.
When Christ our Lord
was bom,.
JM=^r4.lU-U'Û^r^^^-^^S
When
2
was
Lord
Christ our
'Twas Mary, daughter pure of holy Anne,

That brought into this world our God made Man.
3 She laid Him in a stall, at Bethlehem,

The ass and oxen shared the roof with them.
was by to tend the Child,

So guard Him, and protect His mother mild.
4 Saint Joseph, too,
4.
^-
born,
The Angels hovered round, and sang

Venite adoremus Dominum.
And, thus, that manger poor became a throne

For He whom Mary bore was God the Son.
this song:
come then,
To
let us join the heavenly host,

praise the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
Dominum,
Venite adoremus Dominum.
8 Venite adoremus
Carol 514.
Solo.
N. B. Warren.
christjias.
Treble or Tenor.
,/pv
/^
?=t?Ê?=
1.
Good Chris
2.
There
3.
Then
tians, rise,
pil rise,
grims who
good Chris
this
in
tians,
the morn
is
coun
tries
and
rise
far
sing
When Christ our

Had seen by
Ho - san - nas
Sav
iour
He
night Christ's na
to
the new
was
-
born,
Star,
tal
born King!
'^
AllegreUo.
?^
3=^^^-
J-l
Et
Efei
r
^S
S3H i?^
in
All
Now, low
And
Re
sta
ble
ly
bend
ing,
gel
ic
with
an
joicel
our
Sav
-U-L_J.
4,
so
iour,
He
=|:
low
At
ly.
pres - ents bring. An

hosts a - bove Pro
was born
On
*=l:
Beth
of
-
St/
claim
le
hem
in
Ga
God
f'ring to
their
to
earth God's per
Christ- mas
f
day
l.^L^-l
in
the
li
and
feet
lee.
King,
love.
Us
nnoin
2rtie
^ttp upon tHe otounti.
Carol 515.
mf
\.
2.
3.
CHKI8TMA8.
The snow lay deep up

'Twas bless - ed Ma - ry,
She laid Him low - ly
Traditional.
the ground, The stars a - bove shone bright,

daugh-ter pure, Of saintly moth-er Anne,
in
the stall At
an-cient Beth-le - hem
on
The stars a
Of saint-
At
boveshone
moth-er
ly
an-cientBeth
le
Ff^^=F^Tl^â;=f=^3|'^nEEEf
^^^^^^m^^^f^fzn^T^
^
^SEU^-=U^^
bright, (cr) When
That brought in
And ox and
Anne,
hem
An- gels sang Christ Je
to
ass
bid
- sus' Birth
this sin - ful world
did al - so share
sus' Birth
f ul
For
Sav
-f-
us
Sav
hum
hum
The
Christ -mas
on
us
world The
so share
-fS"
fFor
The
The
sang Christ Je
to
ass
sin
al
this
night,
When
An
gels
God made Man,

That brought in
roof with them, And
ox and
iour
ble
night, /For
us
on Christ - mas night.
made Man, The Sav - iour God made Man.
with them. The hum -ble roof with them.
on
Christ-mas
iour
ble
God
roof
r
4
mf And
The Virgin Mother mild.

5 wf The Angels hovered round the
And
cr
7/0
place.
sang the heavenly song,

ye, come ye, and adore
The Saviour promised long.
.CaXOl 516.
r~n
1.
2.
Now we
And He
F*.
Christ-
lives thro'-
out
the
II
-a Lr
mas
bring our
And
of the
Holy Ghost.
our î^xinixa^n ixt^nnxtu,
tne fitfn0
For He
O come
Xotu
p And now,
behold, that Manger poor

Henceforth became a Throne
whom Blessed Mary bore
/ Was Jesus, God's Own Son
come, then. Christians, let us join
The bright and Heavenly Host,
cr And sing the praise of Father, Son,
Joseph, Mary's holy Spouse,
Was near to tend the Child,

And duteously protect from harm
r-^
-Rec.
glad
sing
-jr:
tho'ts and deeds

reigns in
earth
T r
Li*-rT"i "II
Child, the children's King.
the
ly
the
of - f er
glo - ry
pij
To
Of
the
chil
i-
To
dren's King on high. Yet
j-^-w-
Lay up -on that Christmas mom. When the An-gels came to

Glo - ry in the high-e.st,
So with heart and voice we ring
;
Gm
treas-un
-ures,Lov - ing
a - ges. Lives and
we
bring
Child-like hearts we
An - gel hosts still
and sky;
il
t/
a.
tell
glo
the Child, who, in

He cares for chil
us That the
ry To the
.
the
man - ger,
dren's prais -es
V V
-J-
-^
chil -dren's
King was bom.
Child, the
children's King.
most
TTftgfn
Carol 517.
loltuntn.
CHRISTMAS.
Traditional,
Allegretto.
1.
2.
3.
4.
most bless
Vir-gin
pro -phet foretold.

Jew - ry it was
the
in
At Beth - le - hem ci - ty
But when they had en - tered the
Then were they con-strained in a
ci
sta
ty
ble
so
fair,
to
lie,
=Q^=Jq ^^^^=^-hfP=f
1
now we be
geth-er
3^-
To
be
All
for
hold,
did pass,
migh-ty was here,

tie;
used for to
12=?
which
to
so
they
^ ^ iM4^
-^^
m^
-r
Should bring forth a

Sav-iour
That Jo - seph and Ma - ry
A num ber of peo - pla
Where hor - ses and ass - es
That Jo
seph
-
be
tax
Ma
so
sim
ing
-r*h
deem
and
to
-
Their Ipdg
-^-=^ -4A
Re
our
dz^-\
er
from
ed.
their
names
whose sub -
ry,
and
de
to
stance
took
they
pie
heU
death,
it
Which
sin,
Clare,
Great
was
small,
no
scorn,
Could
But a-
i
-r=41
=t=
4-^
k=
J.
-^
-j
Chorus.
dam's
Cae
find
trans-gress- ion
sar
com - mand- ed
in
the
gainst the
inn there
next morn
ing
had
them
no
wrapped us
our
Sav
all
lodg
''k4
sor
row
side
m
Christ
there,
at
all.
4
-
in.
be
Je
all
to
ing
iour
sus
^M
Come there-fore be
was born.
J
S?^
our
Sav
iour
born
7 Then presently after the shepherds did spy

Vast numbers of angels to stand in the sky
They joyfully talked, and sweetly did sing,
be all glory, our heavenly King."
8 To teach us humility all this was done.

And learn we from thence haughty pride for to shun
A manger His cradle Who came from above,
The great God of mercy, of peace, and of love.
4.
ful,
r^^
6 Then God sent an angel from heaven so high,

To certain poor shepherds in fields where they lie,
And bade them no longer in sorrow to stay,
Because that our Saviour was born on this day.
God
r-rj
r^r^
was
6 The King of all kings to this -world being brought,

Small store of fine linen to wrap Him was sought
But when she had swaddled her young Son so sweet,
Within an ox manger she laid Him to sleep.
To
joy
on
this
set
^
tide I
iFat
sotroto, teats, anti
tie
fiiigtiing.
Carol 518.
Mason
Trans, by John
1.
2.
be
Far
Hark, the
Mo
sor
row,
a -
deep
hath
ses
And th'un
fet
Rev. J. S. B. Hodges, D.D.
Neale.
bys
pass'd
fa -
God
by
and
death
Man,
than
the
thers
ing
der
Now
has
us
won
with vie
the
vie
Is
Soar
cap
rael's
saved
pay
tive
toward the
]^
2=^
us.
In
His
Blood
the
And
in
light
Him
^r
ing
der
hosts
are
free,
o - pened skies.
f^
ing.
JXJ
Lamb
-
hath laved us,

ar - ray - ing,
self
^^
J-
:M^
^
to
ry.
to
ry.
Al
Al
5^
1^
I
le
lu
le-lu-ia!
le
lu
le
^1
lu
ia!
Al
Al
le
lu
ia!
le
lu
ia!
4 This the law our Saviour teaches,

This the call His triumph preaches
Sinner, from the grave of sin
"Rise, eternal joy to win.
From the death our sin decreed us
Sinless He by death has freed us.
Sing we then His victory.
Jesus Christ from death is risen

His Godhead bursts His prison,
rises free
O'er our mortal misery,

And to sinners bring salvation,
Thus in God's humiliation
Man has won the victory.
Alleluia
are calm - ing, storms

are dy
the chains are snapped a - sun
ing
'Tis
Hark,
sea,
i_j_
While His manhood
Waves
rise
lî
=rf^^^=^^
Cloth- ing
UJ-U
death and
ran - som
slew
our
m^
:a
sigh
ses
i^^
:U
Life
and
-
tered
o'er
-
tears,
Alleluia
4.
409
Carol 519.
Words by
^^
Uomvu tame from
^^^tU
W.
L. E. Richards and
tlê
gtounTr.
Ilavokins.
C. L.
Nay lor.
Unison oe Solo
The
1.
lit
Je
2.
flowers came from the ground At

let
the
joy be ours, At
tie
sus,
J__J
Eas
ter
ter
time They raised their heads and

time ; To know the lan-guage
And
then each
lit
of
bud
did
say,
Good
peo
Eas
Eas
hap
hap
JJ--J_J-
tie
looked a - round At
the flowers At
-J-rJ
cr
J-
ho
^"^t^'
carol 520.
^
^'TlAll
2.
ter
ter
time, at
time, at
time,
time.
Day;
ly
Words by Nicholas Le Tourneaux, I64O-I686.
ess this
py Eas
py Eas
ter
ter
ior
A. /J
''"^-
^^sVl""*
ISth Century Melody.
Tr. by I. Williams.
Sy=J=FJ:
^S^
come,
gels
in
^^
on
vain
Joy
post
the
ous
ed
-^
'îî^:
SE
pin
ion,
sta
tion
Down
Of
-j
the Heaven's me
the
arm - ed
fl)
-1
dier
1^
1^
dious
- lo -
sol
stair
y, .
9-\-(^
=F==F
J=r=i
^^
Tri
All
umph
in
ing
vain
o*er
.
.
the
death's do
faith - less
min
na
--^
-
ion.
Up
to
tion
Set
the
tîs
seal
our
fow
and watch
er
es
air.
nigh;
.iS^
fe^^pg
^:^
r-fChrist
Ye
fgtt
has
need
ri
not
ÊEi
sen!
Christ
fear.
Ye
ri
not
i
-
sen!
And
fear.
None
Himself, from sleep awaking,

spontaneous bore the gloom.
Through the seals, and without breaking.

Hath come forth and left the tomb
Death could not hold
Him born of a Virgin's womb.
..
rti^t^
=t=ts
In Octaves,
Who
Faiish Choir, No. 17W
hath burst the se

can reach where He
fcfes
Arranced to be sung by Tenors and Trebles
He
has
need
by Altos and Barytones

4 Lord,
in Octaves,
with Thee
and Basses.
in daily
dying
May we die, and with Thee rise;

And on earth, ourselves denying.
Lift our hearts unto the skies.
To sing our Grod,
Three iu One, sole Good and Wise.
II
pul - chre.
Carol 521.
Words by Mary
^nQtlu
fl^nvUi f^t
T.
rTT^r^
-r-
Hark .'the
an-gels bright are sing-ing

Pi - late's sol-diers tried to keep
But when three days passed a- way,
must die as Je- sus died.
1.
2.
3.
We
4.
are singing.
titf0t)t
EASTEK.
F. Cusack.
'
rrrr
Elliot Button.
r^r=r=(^
sky:
Je - bus from the grave has
In the glo-rious Eas - ter
Je - sua fast with -in the grave; And they put a seal and
Je - sus rose all glo-rious
At the aw - ful mid-night hour,
But we,too,f rem death shall rise
Then with Him, if we are
;
lis*
^N^
r^
-^1
ris
stone
Je
on
en,
Up
sus
the
By
ly
en
al
be
shall reign
the cave,
might - y power,
yond the skies.
Al
Al
le - In
le
lu
ial
Al
le - lu
^^^^
ial
We
1.
This
ial
sing with
them
to
day.
^m ^^^^
r-
The morning of

sal
Pha - rao and our
And the queen of days is here. The feast of ev - 'ry

men, Horse
men.
H
and char - iot, prince and slave. His spear-men and his
va
tion.
foe
f^^^^^
j=^=
Ei
/
tion,
And
men
Hur
Peace
is
Grief
and joy
gain'd,
i-
the
feast
ried
down
^
Gain'd for
rose
con
of
to
ev
dare
'ry
the
-$
r
fail
year
Par - don comes,
comes.
wave. Hel - mets gleam'd, tnim
;
ing
nev
pets sound
ev - er:
Sin
found -ed: Hor
no
more
God
pranc'd, char
and
^11
ses
^F=F
iots
man
shall
sev
All night their efforts doubled

On they came with scoff and boast
Till God look'd forth, and troubled
All the bravest of their host.
Then the strong met the Stronger
Vengeance then slept no longer
Then the Wrong'd triumph'd o'er the wronger.
er.
jump'd and bound- ed.
is
Pi<B Cantiones.
c-
^mrrr-7i
j=feJ^^
For
''or
Mi
lu
EASTEK.
m
m
^
le
Zf^t iDSotning of âlâtion.
Carol 522
2.
LAj^J^,
will
Words by John Mason Neale.
Al
ial
i^J-A
^dikÊEÊdy=4E^
what the an -gels say;
r^r
die.
trance to
own
His
We
good.
gi^Sl
f^=H^=r=-t-^
T=f=r=t'now no more may
Refrain.
True Moses of Thy people

Thy renown and hard- won fame
They ring from every steeple^
And in every church proclaim:

Victor o'er bands infernal.
King amidst pow'rs supernal.
Lead us on, up to joys eternal.
^-
IB^nitx
Carol 523.
Words by
//. G.
Bellfif.
R. H. Clouston, Jr.
Farmer
SEMi-CnoRns,
^^^m^^^^^^â
Hear the lov-ing

Hear the joy-ful
Hear themer-ry
1.
2.
3.
From
Eas-ter bells.High within the church towerswinging.Peace and comfort seeming -wells
Eas-ter bells.High within thechurchtowerswinging, Hark tlie sto-ry glad they tell,
Eas-ter bells.High within thechurchtowerswinging.Far and wide their mus-icswells.
the sing-ing and the ringing Of

in the sing-ing Of
in the ring-ing Of
Hear the glo -ry

Hear the glo - ry
the hap-py Eas - ter bells. Children's voices sweet are blend-ing
the hap-py Eas - ter bells. From the tomb our Christ is ris - en,
themer-ry Eas - ter bells. Past is all
the gloom and sad -ness,
^^^^m^^
f=r=ft
Solo.
^^
>,
an - gels
eels sing,
sine. High
Hieh from earth to
heav-en sending
sendine Love to Christ the ris - en King,
Kine.
In the strains the anLives He now for ev - ermore,Bursts the bonds of death's dark prison, Eisen to op - en heav-en's door.
a-round usshine,Turnedissor - row
in to glad-ness,Death is changed to life divine.
Eas -ter joys
meno mosso.
rail.
m-
::
^=
qc-ji
iSSz
^3
luMi
t-
fc:,-ja^
-a^^jî^
tai
^m^^m
"^^^^mm^
NJl
-i^
:r:t
c^-
^m
eome
us, iottt noiotvn,
tDftH
("Carol of the Flowers.")
Carol 524.
FLOWER SERVICE.
f^
Come
Bas-Quercy.
Letito.
t:J
sweet
with
flowers,
and
wor
Christ
ship
the
^n
s**
r=^
j)oco rt<.
Duet.
Piu mosso.
B.C.
cres.
^^^^^^
1
I
/^
1.
2.
3.
4.
Mod -est
Lil
As
As
hid-ingin
low bend-ing in
vio -let,
fair,
thou, pan
sy,
the grass- y shade, Thou canst say how

the sun's warm light,Thoa dost tell that
shin -est forth in bright ar
im
thou,rose,wide op-'ning,dost thy scent
hum-ble He
He is pure
So doth He His maj -es- ty
part. So His love ex - pand-ing,draws
{This carol ('^Gascon'') to be sung after the last verse of the ''Carol of the
:|=i
Je
gen
- tie,
so
Ten-d'rest words fail
all
sua
so
us
as
Thou
art white,
to
man
dis-play,
each sin
sweet, Love, from
so
ful heart.
^^ferr
^
Floioers,'''
without pause.)
f^r^f^
pure and
was made.
for
ray.
Thy gen
tie
eyes,
sin
ners
doth
m&
S;
greet.
Thy
beauty
to
show;
418
We must
a-doreTbee,
if
Thee we
would know.
Tofce oC tîxnxtn.
Carol 525.
AUegrctlo. J
CHILDREN'S DAY.
= 66.
E. E. Nichol.
Soprano and Contbalto.
A-
^^
^-^
f-
-|
r^
glad
fresh
win
ness
greet
The
time
and
gay,
snows,
Thro'
mea
They
ter
the
ear
dows
of
sum
all
the
air
of
-
fill
-JW^~
r
r
b'
r ^
so
1^
a
-
and
some
T-
God
and bright
'.
With
bright
mu
-Jî-
-^
is
"C
-^
^2-^
E^J^lJii=^ Ei-=J3=^
7"^:
sic
goes,
The
joy
is
so
ter
of
the
the
J^sJ r^
H
i-^-Jh^. t=
Wher
b-
bout their feet, The sky

joy
of play, They scat
bright
'.
earth is
fair
laugh -ter
of
life
ev - er their glad
^ ^--JU^
i?^-^-^^-t-J-^ -J^
?
'.
glee';
-N
=f
.^^=r^
spring
ly
mer
with
"C"
"'
'
the fount of your glad
ness,
the flow'rs
blue,
clouds of
heav'n-ly
jloom
^,M^
t=l=
^
Lift
way,
in
de
light.
2_U^
And
And
In
^^^
ther flows
-1
up your hearts
^rall.l
[{
Fa
sweet,
so
Ij^ iî
^totttf^
Carol 526.
tlê
Words by John Mason Neale.
1.
2.
Some
God
round the throne of

a - round Him
wait
things they
see, sweet
com
some, when He
ti)tone of
CBfoDr.
childkkn's day.
rea
dy
band Of
glo
sing
To
still,
And
harps they hold.

niands them, go
To
rlous an - gels
His praise and
heads are crowns

se r - va n ts here
their
guard
His
stand Bright
er
His
will;
of
be
gold,
-
T" Thy angels every day

Command to guide us on our way,
And bid them every evening keep
Their watch around us while we sleep.
And we shall dwell, when life is past,

With angels round Thy throne at last.
nWUXvi
^t)e tra^s ate slfirfng
tis*
FOR A SUMMER FESTIA'AL.
Words by Mrs. E. H. Leland.
4 So shall no wicked thing draw near

To do us harm or cause us fear
3 Lord, give
Carol 527.
low.
^^^^^^^m
^"-T'tr
''
And
J.
Westwood Tosh.
r^f
2.
The daj-s
The earth
are glid -ing swift -fy

ly by,
by
is
warm with
life
and
The days
The air
joy,
J^
i=it/=Jb^
Giver of these summer hours,

All nature gives Thee praises,
to where the flow'r
From mountain peak

Its lowly
bloom upraises.
The golden days,

In
andflow'rthe
leaf
And
un
etc.
to
all
the
Jr=:
J=^
F^^f=T^=fT
'Tl
sum-mer writes Her po - em sweet and old - en. 5

south wind brings Hermes -sage sweet and ten -der.i
-J'^J^
Brightly.
y*>y.
l___fc_j
J^
J:
"^^P^
_p.
.1.
so bright and gold -en.

11
of splen-dour.
__,j
pn dav<j
gold-endajs,
rp|,
^^^
L/J
And
-I
at
With
thp
the
lone hriehtdavs
long
bngut daj s, The
l be
-i
-J-
Thy feet we, too, would sing,

all Thy creatures living,
song of mirth, a song of joy,

song of glad thanksgiving.
The golden days, etc.
-J-
-J
Carol 528.
FLOWEK SERVICE.
Ddet, Trebles and Altos.

Cheerfully.
1.
2.
p
p
3.
-1.
69.
earth are bloom
The flow'rs of
Some brave the
Some ro - sy
And
if
H. E. Nichol.
sun
red
Fa
our
u-tr f
7 rwf
- ing
In
gar - den, lane and field,
The wan-d'ring airs
splendour. With bold and
o - pen looks ;(p)Some nes -tie
meek
are glow -ing, Like hearts that thrill with love;
Some tints of
blue
ther dress them In
beau-ti - ful
ar - ray .
(Tho' a - ny
foot
.
- lit
fum
ing (cr) With
ten
der.
show
press
sweetness that they

cool and sha - dy
ing,(cr)Like God's great sky
a
them, And
tho' they fade
a
In
tell,(cres)0
great and gra-cious Fa - ther, Who mak-est all things
love for Thee to
mid the rush -ing breeze ;(cres)And some the woodland sha-dows. Be - neath the rust -ling
sea;
And some have all the white- ness Of per -feet pu - ri stars a -cross the
Him who knows our
anx-ious care be freed, (cres) And leave the com - ing mor -row To
.
Parish Choir, No.
ins 4.
are
may
TT
and
yield. .(m/)These blossoms fair

we gath - er,(p)Our
nooks (m/)Some love the
hap - py mea - dows, A bove; (rft/)Some gleam with gold - en bright -nes8,(p) Like
way,) (rn/)ShaIl not our hearts from sor - row(p)And
lUii.
,^
per
welll
trees,
ty
need?
s:iiee toe
pvaint^
GôTi oC
Hatêet.
HARVEST.
Words and music by
Carol 529.
1.
2.
3.
God of har - vest, Thee we wor - ship

Thee we praise,
Corn in gold - en sheaves Thou sendest, Staff of life to
Wine in rud - dy flow Thou giv - est. Thou Thy - self the
111
MW: ^^
^^
:t=f:
^ P^
f-r-t^rt-rî==iz
food,
and no
Thou sus - tain - est with Thy

bier An - gels' f ood vouch-saf ed a -
by
Thy Pas
sion
est.
Trod-den
in
Hopkins.
dore; Souls and bod - ies

Type of
o - ther
Thine the clus - ters,
men.
Vine
pre
to
L=L=uJ=i=-l
T-r
ere
glo-rious
J-^
^J-
^fei
at
Thou
sons of
II.
^^^ ^^
JJJ-^
and a
Rev. J.
Corn on bound-less prai - ries grow-ing,

gain. Bread from hea - ven. Thine its
leav - en.
cious Wine. Thus ap - pear - eth wine that cheer- eth
store.
-i
(M^y^y^--^.^^-^^^>-Ht
Wine from bnrst-ing press-es
flow-ing, Oil
its
ra-diance glad be-8tow-ing,These
Thou giv-est
ver-more.
Feeds the hungering souls of mor-tals, Till from out the shin-ing por-tals Thou shalt come with pow'r to reign.
God and man, in mys-tic un - ion ;Thirsting souls in sweet com-mu-nion, Drink, and thrill with love di - vine.
Oil in balmy streams
On man's wounds
Thou pourest
with healing wine;
In the Kock, by anguish cloven,

Joy hath found its holiest shrine.
Oil of gladness, conquering sadness,
Laden all with sweetest spices

Every where its fragrance rises,
Through all gloom its lights do
4.
shine.
Glory to the God of harvest,

Henceforth and for ever be
Threefold gift from threefold Giver,
One
to all eternity
Truth of God the Father Holy,

Love of God the Saviour lowly,
Joy of God the Spirit, wholly
Three in One and One in Three.
artie
uonQ oC
t|)e
Deatienli? fiâttiest |iôme<
Carol 530.
Words by Eev.
S.
Baring-Gould.
With animation, but smoothly.
1.
2.
3.
^m
iteîâi
The song of the heav'n - ly Har - vest Home, When gar-ner'd

The an -gels are stand - ing, expectant soon Of summons
The bun-dies of tares will a- side be thrown, To burn in
day of re-joic-ing,we bid thee come, And fin - ish our toil and pain.
siek-les that flash as the ores - cent moon And flut-ter - ing wings of
snow.
corn wi]lbegath-er'd,its worth wellknown.Andgarner'dinglo-rious light.
haust - ing toil,

Of laughter in place of
whit - ening fast. With har - vest of wheat and
day of un- set -ting
.
which we long! O
Of
tears,
tare.
sun
The
fa
ces
the gold
- en
grain,
speed be - low.
to
the
star
day
The
With
The
less night,
fields
of re -ward for ex
up - on earth are
day
of
re
joio
refreshed, re- lieved from
ing f or
toil,
Of
be past. And
of song!
sea -son of growing will soon

ban-quet of sweetness, feast
^^^^^^^^M^M *
is= =m -^m^^^^^m
I
ÊT^
f*
rather slower
rail.
=P=^
a tempo.
^^n^banish'd dis - tress - f ul

short - ly
the fields be
hoi - i - day nev - er
fears,
bare,
done.
Har
vest
Home,
i=r=^
a tempo.
Har - vest Home,
:^îT^--
i^^^=N=^
Chobus.
4.
3f=:|:
Unison.
py Har
Parish Oioir, No. 1732
py Har - vest
vest
Home.
sain
IS^t
W^tuuntirfn inaftfng.
tiê
C&rOl 531.
.
iL
HARVEST.
He saw
1.
At
2.
eve
When came
3.
Then
4.
n. E. Nichol.
Sopranos in Unison.
Allegretto.
said
the wheat-fields wait - ing. All

gold - en
fainting trav - eller Sank down be a
the Lord of
har - vest. He
cried, "O
the Mas- ter, gently, ''Well pleased with
in
the
sun,
And
door
side the
Mas- ter
this am
kind,
I;
strong and stal - wart

cup
of
crys - tal
One sheaf
of
One
have
to
an -gels
My
Allegretto
^^^^^-jrjzjfrf^^^m
reap
Went by
him
To quench his
ers
ter
of
f er,
left
it
But
that
thee
With
by
he
one
wa
thirst
bind
not
pass'd by.
did
he
as
_îi
one. .
bore,
"Oh, could
And when
ter
his
bit
trav- eller
went
the har
'I
vest plain,
-J-
5*
cry
way,
and he
a-jtbirst,
Up
can do noth
on ,the poor
at
my
door,
But
he
who
helps
1-
ing.
mans
in
^
pA
cup
of
wa
join
the
reap
m^
*^
ter
To
ers
Up -
t:
rail.
^^^^m
^ ^
J
W^^
not
vest," His
^PÊ^^ÊEf
Thou mayst
-\=P
-
notE^- ing. So weak, a - las!

am I.'
thres-hold A gold - en wheat-sheaf lay."
of - fer Thee"
go - ing. This sheaf I
grain.
broth - er Binds sheaves of rich -est
Rbfrain. a tempo.
^m
har
r ail.
Left
d=
in
and strength- ened.The
not
gave
'I
Thou mayst
,__^
heart
I
reap
re-freshed
jom
the
reap
A A-
AAA
ers
Up
on
har
vest
ph
But
t=^
^t^
rail.
Parish Choir.^No. 17324.
-n^T
r
the
^mt
mote
tUt joj? of ftuvijt&U
Dear Saviour, make us fruitful.

And by Thy power divine,
Help us in youth and manhood
By
Then when
the angel-reapers
Shall come to gather in
great and glorious Harvest
Of souls redeemed from sin.
Within the heavenly garner
The
holy deeds to shine.
all around take knowledge

That we have heen with Thee,
And by Thy grace are growing
In love and purity.
Let
iFair
Carol 533.
Words by
/.
1.
2.
3.
toatieli
V^t golden totn
CHILDBEN'S HARVEST.
H. Gurney.
û
:4=*
I
Safe gathered we shall be.

With Father, Son, and Spirit,
To reign eternally.
f-
T.
3^
r
I
^
r
Herbert Spinney.
waved the gold en

corn
In
Ca - naan's plea - sant land, When full of joy,
To God
so good and great Their cheer - f ul thanks they
pour; Then car - ry
to
rael,Lord, we give
Our ear - liest fruits to
pray that,long
Thee,
Fair
Like Is
J
J.
>
J
r
some
His
as
Thine
our youthful prime.

and all its powers;
in our morning time.
And bless our evening hours.
And
is
life
Be with us
In wisdom let us grow.

As years and strength are given.
That we may serve Thy Church below.
And join Thy Saints in heaven.
K sfng
tl)e 33ittti
toas tiotn to^nCglJt*
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 534.
Words by Ben Jonson.
Sir George C. Martin.
Cheerfully, but not too fast.
=1 -
fe
i^^^^î^g^^S
f'r r rTTr t ^
/'
1.
2.
3.
''
'f
the Birth was born

to-night, The Au-thor both
The Son of God, th'e-ter - nal King, That did us
all
What com-f ort do we by Him win, Who made llim
I
sing
/i-v
-=-*-
Cheerfully, but not too
~t
fast.^^
iy3=J=FJ^z::^=J3Z3M=J^j3z^
F^FF^^p?^g^F^^T^rr=g
.,.
^*--* -g
and
price
light,
The An
tion bring,,And freed

sin
of
To make
-A
so
did
the soul from
us heirs of
gels
sound
dan glo
it.
ger.
ry,
The.
And
An
glo
it.
-
gels so
the soul
us heirs
did sound
from dan of
glo
^ >
F -P
it,
so
ger, freed
ry, heirs
did
from
of
freed
To make
//
sound
dan
of
sal
The
ger.
lie
ry?
To
the ra-vish'd shepherds said. Who

the whole world could not take, The
see this Babe, all in - no-cence,
like
whom
SING THE BIRTH
WAS BORN
TO-NIGHT.
i^
saw the
found
a-frai(l,Yetsearched,andtnie they
and were
light
Word which heav'n and earth did make, Was now

Mar - tyrs born in our de -fence.Can man
for
man
in
get
the
laid
sto
Yet searched,and true they

laid
in
a
for - get.
Can
it,
ger,
ry,
Was now
Can man
A^JU-L^,^^-L^
-J^
J ^^
3^
1^ ^f=g=T^rT
:^3:
f=?=
9^
;î ^^
i:^^
r=rr=FF^=F?
rail, e
p-
Same
B.C. for
-T-^
time, solemnly. After
~=z
2nd verse.
rr^r
found
it,true
man
r^t
.
man - ger,
for-get the
lj
sto
ry,
and true they found it.

laid in a
man-ger.
for-get the sto - ry?
3rd verse.
Full.^^^^pp
f-':_-p-
they found it,
man-ger, in
F5=a=
cr&s.
^=j-i=t
-M-^fc^^
>-
t>*
Can man
for -get
the
sto
r^T^jA^^'^M
^zrfCarol 535.
Vivace,
2rt)e <3^0ltien
>
p^
h=t
-p
1.
We saw
2.
Ohiev
% J
in
in
-EEt =^
-^"-t
9 tzfi
^,W=
was
Christ's star,Bright
grief
and shame, Af
themorn-ing.
ing in
tion'ssharp-est scorn - ing.
beam-
- flic-
SEfe
i^^
Christ -mas in
Christ -mas in
^^.
a - far, On Christ-mas
His Name, On Christ-mas
a light shine out

er thought be of
Traditional
Arr. by J. Stainer
Carol*
^^-i- 3f
n-r-i
morn
the
the
morn
ing.
ing.
And
Who
Then did we
fall
die
^=^
33C
^rî
'
straight we knew it
for us both
bore
ore
:^Ft=^
P=g=^F
And may we
ff
on bend - ed knee. On
(when death shall come,)On
m
I
the
the
morn
morn
ing.
ing.
its dawning.

And praised the Lord, who' diet us see. His glory at
And see in heaven, our glo -rious home,That Star of Christmas morning.
FP=F
4.
eome an9
Carol 536.
om
Dear tue gtanUr
0tot|^*
CHRISTMAS.
Words by Rev. H. Bonar
1.
Come and hear
2.
Christ, the
Fa
3.
Here
Da -
in
S. B.
the grand old

ther, Son,
vid's low
i_i^^
ME
e
ly
sto
ter
Sto
ry,
nal.
ci
knew
last
'''
'
er
life
lays
past;
bed.
Man
All earth's an
nals
who nev
lie
ev
Child of
i^^^
is
XJ
ev
sur - passing, Sto - ry that shall

be - gin-niug, Here on earth a
ing
a - ges, Ma - ry's In - fant
a - ges
Son of
man - ger
er
er
mwwwm
mmmm^mm
T
the
of
Q^J=J:
f=r=^F=f
T-T-
far
ry
Once was born, a

Ten - ant of the
ty.
Saxton.
last,
No
be - gan.
His head.
blest, tru
est.
Old
est,
new
est.
m
r
r
Fair
f
rar
est,
est,
^^
r
Sad
'
wf
'
'
glad
dest,
world
has
2.
Now
Now
Then,
9ttU loss.
CHRISTMAS.
blaz
hoi
o
yule
iug
crown
logs
ly boughs
pen wide
be
the
Dif
In
the hearth,
the wall.
deck
state
ly
hall.
ev
^^gj
ttCotu IiIa^tHS
3.
^m
the
?^^^^fert i=f
Carol 537.
1.
That
dest.
N. B. Warren.
fus
ing
low
And ban
warmth with
ly
cot
quet spread
and mirth;
light
and
loft
for
great
and
hall;
small;
^^kiEEEfe^d=E^
m=i-
imm^^m^^î
ir^-^r-^nf
Now
Now
Christ
And
we,
oft
the
Christ
-mas
gam
with
gar
mas tale
bols, quaint
lands
and
told
rare,
Of
Di
will
bring
The
is
gay,
^=^
1*^^
0-
5t
Chorus.
Christ
vert
time
m
8va
mas deeds
the
sad,
ful
harp,
^^
in
days
and
and
ban
ev
of
ish
er
old.
care.
^3=^
,
Uz
Re -
joice,
our
Sav
lour.
He
was born
On
Christ
mas day
in
the
morn
^t!M
1
Farish Choir, No. 1742
i.
-r
nt 8va.
mi
Hafl
Words by Rev.
all nail to
natal tras.
tlie
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 538.
(May be used as a processional.)
E. H. Thome.
S. ChilJs Clarke.
3Ê
^-=t
/r
All hail all

Age fol-lows
1.
2.
hail
age
-LJ-.J-
'^'
to
in
'
day Of
^^
^'
^^
life
-iAJ i^
^^^
F=t
-r
:g
Chorus.
^nrfr-r ^ J
fant King.As ye chant the won-drous sto

Jhurchforaye is at Christ-mas-tide re - peat-
In
Jill
-i--^ }
><
ry Tour hom-age bring to the

a ceaseless round.Sinee the angels' midnight greeting: Men live and die but the
^
thena-tal
SSE^^
r
-v-^l-
f T" f and
f fglo
the Lord of
m^N^g^
-^'
:3!-?=sS=
^' ^
<After each verse.
^^-^
riV}^-^^
ry.
rp
hpmlTo
io
Beth-le-hemi
ing.P^
1^~^
in
r.4.v
J=i
\l
Rpth
Jieth
IPhpmlTqthA
le-hem is the
I
^^^mi
'^^^4d4^444
h
-^
F*=f
^^
lE
is:
t-
-r-
"t
way we now
^^^
E^
^^
m^^
^]
f^cres.^//
-^
^^
To
Je
sus born in
Beth
ij
-G.
J-
^-^-#-L y
are wending
j5
I
I
le-hem,Are;thethoughtsof all hearts tending.
ULji_ii.^.
udJ^--,i
Then come and awake your tuneful strain,
As ye sing in exultation
Come, beai- your part with a grateful heart
;
In this Day's commemoration.

Cho.
To Bethlehem, etc.
-^=MMM
Yes, onward, ye Christians,
On
to
onward move,
Bethlehem to meet Him
ye sons of Earth,
With reverent mirth,
As your God Incarnate greet Him.
To Bethlehem, etc.
Cho.
chkistmas.
Carol 539.
J = 46.
-1
-^
î2=j-
^=
1.
When
2.
;See
the
view
Vir
p-
Moth
Moth
-^-
f r -r^t- T f
t'
er
hold
er
beam
ing
ing!
In
Je
her
arms
sns
in
the
her
heaven
arms
,1
=?-
Barnhy.
4V
-d
N=
-f-=^-
/.
-1
=5==^=^t^
the
gin
WHEN
VIEW THE MOTHER HOLDING.
a tempo
her Babe
With
Each
round
God
her
Son
Thick
as
the hours
ther fond
up
flow'rs
on
in
be
-
mea
guil
ing,
Ma
her
smil
ing,
Thou
dows shin
ing.
Count
ing,
Pours
gives,
the
as
up
Sweet
est
less
-=!
=1
trans
mu
sand kiss
the stars
as
'
in
of
port lives:
tual
fond
es
love.
ly
bove,
=1-
=1
a tempo.
:P=P=
it:^=^:^t:
fond
stars
m
Shines
sand thou
^^^^^^^^^^
w^
soul
the shafts
ry's
twin
gn-.-n^-n
Pii
ly
ly
gives,
As
the
bove.
Oh,
may
sun
one
his
such
ra
ar
diance
fling
row
glow
^^^=^^^^}==^::^^ÊEE^^Ê^
on
Child,
the
bright
which Thou
ex
dost
So
panse,
dart,
the
Through Thy
child
Mo
to
ther's
WHEN
VIEW THE MOTHER HOLDING.

poco
Ma
bo
ry
cling
som
go
Doth
ing,
ing. Bless
her
ed
l^-
gen
Je
rit.
tie
heart,
her
su,
pierce
my
gen
tie
heart,
heart
pierce
âcr^rsr
riie eoiientrff <8tarol

Carol 540.
Symphony
CHRISTMAS.
{to
Har. by J. Stainer.
verse 1).
rrrf=r^^^
By, by, lul-ly, lul For to pre-servethis

Charged he hath this
And ev - er mourn and
lay:
day,
day,
say,
Parish Choir. No, 17434.
Th^T
'Lul - lay.Thou lit - tie ti - ny Child, By, by, lul - ly, lul - lay.
This poor Youngling for whom we sing. By, by, lul - ly, lullay.
His men of might, in his own sight, All children young to
slay.
irt - ing
in^ nor say nor sing, By, by, lul - ly, lul - lay.
For Thy part
A.
^0
3)acofi
Carol 541.
trabeU
ttiCtl^
('Jacob's Laddke.")
CHEIST3IAS.
Traditional.
Semi-Chorus
A3
Ja
This
lad
Come
4.
And
.us
when we
tra - vel
long, it
was
wea
is
one day,
well- made,
Has stood hun-dreds
cend;
all
may
strong
climb
and
it
who
will.
For the
rive
at
the
ha
ven
of
rest
cob with
is
der
1.
2.
3.
as
ar
let
At
on
night
An
We shall hear
stone for
a
years and is
Ja - cob are
of
of
gels
the great
words"Come tip
.
-
low
guard -
yet
ing
hith
er,
pil
not
-
He saw in
a
vi - sion
a
lad - der so
Many mil -lions have climbed it and reached Zi - on's
And remem - ber each step, that by faith we pass
he lay,
de-cayed;
still
it
blest.Here are re
ye
gions of
in the sky.
earth,and its top
climb -ing it
still.
faith are
Mar - tyr hath trod it be - fore,
climb such a lad - der as this ?
ry
light,
Hal-le
here are man-sions
lu
jah
Je
to
ol
high. That
bliss:"
who
sus,
on
died
thous-ands by
Pro - phet or
who would not
Some
was on
foot
its
And
hill.
o'er.
tree,And hath
the
Û4=MMMd^^=UM44=M.^=^
-V
V-
^-Q-TTVIr-t
up a
lad der of
rais'd
t
r
mer - cy
1.
^ f
lad-der
of
mer
cy
for
me.
^J:.P^-iJ ^J. J.
.i
CHRISTMAS.
C. G. Eossetii.
r
r
r
Love came down at
J
!
J
<i
ii^f
^-rr^r
t
Love
Christ-mas,
isr^-J-'UbJ.
all
stars
1^ u^r
^
J
n
and
an
gels
gave
fthe r
m^î^^m
J
sign.
love -ly,
^^^^^
i
Hoiie cantf iroton at ^^tinimnu*
Carol 542.
Words by
And hath rais'd up
me.
i'
f rI
=Fpr
.1
for
Love Di- vine; Love was
bom
at
Christmas,
II J_J^_J^^_^2M
1
F^
Worship we the Godhead,

Love Incarnate, Love Divine
Worship we our Jesus;
But wherewith for sacred sign
Love shall be our token.

Love be yours and love be mine.
Love to God and all men.
Love for plea and gift and sign.
toad tiotn on etitCstmas nfgtlt.
<srf|ti0t
Carol 543.
Words by Biahop C. W. Stubbs.
J . = 48.
Trebles only.
'
T. Tertiut Noble.
-==
'
3.
i_^
ffi
^ i
-i-
gai
ly;
du
low
ly
King
Did
ly.
Hailed
i Jrî
J.
:= w./l
-^==
was born on Christ -mas night. Sing the Car - ol

was laid in cat - tie
stall,
Ox and ass most
Sev - en shep-herds knelt them there
In that sta - ble
Christ
Christ
1.
2.
Love and
as
as
King the
to
the
^ i
\mf
^m
r?
f=^
of
Full Unison,
/I
Lord
Lord
of
of
Christ-child
Light,
all
fair,
jA. si
mf
tie
toe
and hoi
T%
r
-
God
dai
ly.
ly- >
Ho
ly.
most
Be
ly I
^\-Xf
Wel-come Christ-mas Wel-oome Tnle

1
ye mer
^.
.!
ry,
gen
..
ties
Mirth need not
all.
J...
î^
=t=q
^r
r-r^r
Him
sance tru
praise
bei
^ i-J
_ _
r/|
Mis
Praise Him,
Make o Ve - ry
-J.
J-
be
f ol
j7-l
'
fcfaLlcJLlSg
Seven shepherds fared them
Gaspar, Belsar, Melchior,
forth,
Found
God's gift glorifying,
Him
Told the wonder of its worth

To men, living, dying.
Welcome Christmas,
Star-led
and love,
These be Christmas sweetings;
Be they ours from God above,
Take our Christmas greetings
tithing.
Welcome Christmas,
Bethlem City
Pity, mercy, peace,
riding,
Spice and myrrh and gold in hand
For a royal
in
they knew by mystic lore
King of Love and Pity.

Welcome Christmas, etc.
etc.
Kings from Eastern land
Came on camels
ly.
Welcome Christmas,
etc.
429
etc.
3:)ie
asôvniu^ iseUiSt
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 544.
Words by Bishop
Fed.
W.
T. Tertius Noble.
Stubbs.
Tbebles onlt.
32 &16JI.
l^^.
mer
C.
ry
the
o'er
ring
ridge
the Christ
Bod
of
^-=i
^^d^=F=^
mas bells
min moor,
age
tei
m^^S
ton Town
long crown
Mi
to
of
the
tor
gran
chael's
-
era
eth
land,
ite
From
His
guard,
-^^^
Mount, from Bude

crag
by wind
to
and
Sen
storm
nen
sand,
scarred;
.
is
The
But
^m^.
mf
r'
f='!=
J.ji
.-^-j-
l-^
-i
r
^- b^
joy
west
keep
t^=^z
ISIS
T=t
4=1=
-
^m
,-
3 ^
Launces
a cross
Grey Kow
-
here,
ous
as
ech
once
sweeps
Beth
o
in
le
spa
long
far
hem.
the Christ
ces
by
mas
stars
^
the
shine
sea,
bright,
And
And
#Hs^^JJl^-'-d^=1-d-7i^-^^4^.-r^
-^^^-(,,
4.
T-r
aisfe
L.H. Swell.
pv-
-^^-^t-.
1=|
THB COBNISH BELLS.

poco rtt.
swer church
are
wend
bells
with
ing
far
their "Glo to church
ria
Do
on
Christ
mi
-mas
Very broadly
Cor
Bod
nish bells
min
ring
ring
bells
far,
far,
ring
ring
free,
free,
Ring "Glo
Ring "Glo
ria
ria
Tib
Tib
bells of Liskeard, how they call the bells of Looe,

Winnow and Boconnoe and Lansallos and Duloe,
upland pulses with the glorious hymn of joy,
hark the
St.
Till all the
As Talland
calls to Lanreath and Lanteglos answers Fowey.

Liskeard bells ring far, ring free,
Ring " Gloria Tibi Domine "

!
Ring gladsome bells, ring pealing bells, from Falmouth harbour wide
To where St. Mary's Minster stands above the Truro tide.
Ring Christmas bells of Roseland, in your maddest, merriest glee.
From Probus to Penkevil, from Lamorran to the sea.
O Truro bells ring far, ring free,
1
As by the mystic star of old the Magian kings were led,

To lioming boats, on Christmas eve, by lights of Lizard Head,
And fisher lads, safe home at last from perils of the sea,
Give incense of brave hearts to greet their Lord's epiphany.
O Keveme
bells ring far, ring free,
"
Ring " Gloria Tibi Domine
6
Round dark Tintagel's castled crag, round Gurnard's Titan keep,
The long Atlantic rollers boom their organ music deep,
And Buryan bells, o'er land and -sea, their Christmas message bear,
To where the dreaming Scillies sleep in moon-enchanted air.
O Buryan bells ring far, ring free,
!
mystic stars
music of the night
magic moon
Your " Gloria in excelsis " sing O praise Him in the height
" On earth be peace, good will to men " it is the angels' song.
Ring Cornish bells, ring one and all Come, sweep the hymn along
Ring Cornish bells o'er land and sea,
I
4.
nel".
night.
Carol 545.
Words by
christmas.
Very Rev.
the
W.
C.
Stubbs,
D.D.
T. Tertius Noble.
Pastoral.
bless
1.
mf
What
mu
The
an
ed town of
sic
Beth- le-hem,With
heav
cho
ens,
in
What ma
Ringed
thy gray green shade,

bliss
gic song of
rus Rings out
in
the
to
What
round with
jîna
iM ^mi
ter
vis
ion
of
Glo
ria
in
night.
of
gels' joy
m md
m^
2.
3.
PP
the
ons
raced vine - yard. And

night - tide, What
the
ex - eel - sis Sing
I
iU.
es
^^^m ^^fe*^
3^
r=f-r^"
depth of
mys
prais
tic
es
There on
ive glade.
light
is
this ?
ol
in
The
sil
ly
men
Sing praises,
the height.
[ot
^r
tures,The shepherds watch their

blind - ed. The shepherds in
a Beth - le - hem. Sing prais-es here be -
high green
sheep are
thy
'
pas
Kt_frr^f..^=i
^m
yz
rf
sheep,
maze
low.
The
low
zjT
ZJ
large
moon shines glim
Stand
awe - struck,all the
For
Peace on earth and
For on this day is born there

Within your little town
A Child who Christ the Lord is
Yet wears no earthly crown
He bringeth joy and gladness
To you and all mankind,
Yea, Peace on earth and good-will
To men
of equal mind.
4.
Jl
rTlg?^?^
hill
good
'ring O'er
side
will
the
ry
all
With
glo
He
doth
^Û^
r
land steep.
a - blaze
be - stow.
blessed town of Bethlehem,
How happy is thy state

How blest above all palaces
The
stable at thy gate
For there
manger-cradle
( Oh true the angel word !)
As King enthroned of all the worlds
Reigns Jesus Christ the Lord.
in
Stiifi iot noto ottt lis^mns of QiaTfntnn*
Carol 546.
Words by
1.
2.
3.
-S.
Percy L. Atkerton.
Longfellow.
Sing
we
Death
Al
is
now
our hymns
con-quered, and
le
lu
ia
Al
IS
fi^
^^h
r^
T^
ri*irr
Sing
That
Thus
is
we
life,
and
life
sing
our
hymn
of
this
to
Life
iai
\1\ i
T
-
On
When
glad
py
Eas
ly
life
mom;
ter
we
from death
gain
rise,-
born,
is
l^î^
t'=i=
n J
^^^^
1
that
Life
tal,
That the
On
out
of
hap
death
which nev
Eas
py
life
this
bom.
is
-
er
dies.
ter
morn.
^],UHH
TV
tal.
ness
mor
mor
ho
J>
r,J
1 -j
r^
life
im
im
^^4-Hn
V ^z^-\
lu
CsT
life,- the
of
le
glad-ness
con - quer,
of
we
(-r
r-
Unison.
i^îi-^
.
Sing,
Strong,
sing,
chil
strong,
lift
sing,
Sing,
chil
Sing
dren, singl
your song.
dren, sing
Bring,
bring
Rise,
rise,
bring
Bring,
ful
life
flowers
earth
flowers
of
has
Spring
risen,
^^
of
Spring
TTT
=F*=^
per. of Pilgrim Press.
To
Risen
To
^
the
to
'^
the
tem
mor
^
por
tal,
rious;
tal;
T-T
pie's
vie
to
rious
pie's
por
tal!
life
tem
mor
glo
1^
CI
By
^^
^d
d^
r
im
and
im
life
ti
of
i^^
"A
Pi
Sing
ls=^
)!=
of
Beau ~
tal!
^*
f
&onH
Ut
untf 3I9att0titer6t
sing*
tts
EASTER.
Carol 547
ijep.
5. B,
J-.
Hodges, D.D.
^1
r
2.
That
An
3.
Sun
and Daugh-ters, let

day morn, at break
An
gel
Sons
1.
clad
r
U3
white they
in
>
>
see,
The King
The faith
Who
i
^
sing!
day,
of
Heav'n.the
of
f ul
glo
and spake im
sat
wo - men went
rioua
their
King,
the
three
to
way
O'er
death to
day rose tri-umph -ing
^
To seek the tomb where Je - sus lay. > Al
"Your Lord doth go
to
Ga - li - lee")
le - In
ia
Alleluia
Alleluia
My pierced Side,
My hands. My feet,
Not
Thomas, see
show to thee
out mtiQ.
of
5ri|Cs in t1)t iFeaist=29ai?
Carol 548.
^^fa4=:U=^
r i Vr--r=r
This
1.
2.
:^^
ZJt
is
the feast-day
of
our
r
_
King Who reigns
in
Heav'n a
Sweet are the chants the Church doth raise To greet her
ris
A day which should be

King But sweet - er far the
bove
en^
1-^^
m~^
dearr
songs
;s
men.
to
of praise
John Stevenson.
Sir
&
-g
And
Alleluia!
B^
ia
How
but believing be."
faithless,
le - lu
Alleluia
blest are they who have not seen.
yet whose faith hath constant been
For they eternal life shall win.
Alleluia
On this most holy day of days.
To God your hearts and voices raise
In laud, and jubilee, and praise.
Alleluia
When Didymus the tidings heard,

He doubted if it were the Lord,
Until He came and spake this word:
6 "
No longer Thomas then denied

He saw the Feet, the Hands, the Side
"Thou art my Lord and God," he cried.
That night the Apostles met in fear

Amidst them came the Lord most dear,
And said, " My peace be on all here "
!
Al
And which
the
The hap
haj
py
nrr
An
An
gels
-gels
love.
sing.
Ac
glo
cept,
And
ac
yet
rious
Ris
'
en
King,
glorious King,
cept,
Th
The
Th
The
^^
^^^^te
P^T^
hom - age
hom - age
that
that
we
we
pay,
pay.
"
Let
Let
Jf
py
py
Eas
Eas
The sky
r
-
ter
ter
=^
Day.
Day.
is clear, and bright the sim

That sheds on us his ray.
But where Thy beauteous Presence shines
There is eternal day.
flowers
That ever bloom on high ?
And
yet accept,
glorious King,
The homage that we pay.
Let it ascend the starry spliere
Accept,
O glorious
The homage
that
Risen King,
we
pay.
it ascend the starry sphere

This.happy Easter Day.
Let
This happy Easter Day.

Though bright the blossoms we have brought
Thy house to beautify.

What are they to the changeless
ry sphere This hap

ry sphere This hap
as-cend
- cend
m ^
w^
t=t:
^^-r
I
as
i^
434
lEavip ere
trabin of
ttie
morning.
tlê
Carol 549.
Rev. J. H. Hopkins.
1.
Ear
ly
2.
Weep
ing
now
3.
"Go,"
say
they,
the
the
ere
4.
Won - d'ring, doubt
5.
Ea9
ter
dawn of the morn - ing, Aft

wo - men draw nigh them, Spi
"and
tell
ing,
hop
is
come
day
the
ing
lev
and fear
in
glo
its
er
the earth-quake thun
ces
and oint-men' bring
they would glad - ly greet
ing, All
the
day long they trem
Al - le - lu
ry. Sing, brothers,
en.
An
-gels
Hear- ing
Joy - ful
An
of
gels
it,
lol
ly
then
high
on
This word Alleluia
is
4.
And
in
white.
here,
But
With
o'er -flow.
They wor - ship a - gain,
Re - sound thro' the sky
And
And
E
to be
-ed
not
Sat
light
good cheer, For
of
cloth
He
is
joy they
sung
der,-
ing;
Him,
-
bled
ia;*
^^
Si
and
o - pen, Je - sus had burst
the Tomb, now emp - ty
a the
to
an - gels
them start, and, thrill -ing with rap - ture. List
to
Ga - li - lee go - ing. There shall they sure - ly
Soon from hence
the
E - lev'n
On
as His " Peace be with you " was breath - ed
Till
um - phant join in the cho - rus, E - cho - ing, Al - le Saints tri
By
See
" Be
If
in full Cliorus
sing
ing
ris
en
sing
as
swell the
ter - nal
with all
and stand
they home
loud Eas
- ly
Alle
sun
sing
der,
ing:
meet
Him."
sem
lu
their
might :near."
eth
ward
go:.
ter
strain
lu
gone
CrOtt iu
Carol 550.
it)i
ASCENSION.
Arthur H. Brown.
Wordfl by S. Childs Clarke.
J.
/i
Gk)d
is
/2. God
is
God
is
ill.
3.
pt
i i
^^_LI r
^
year
all
to
//
rzr
is
His pres-ence He may

up
ip - on ills
His hono - ly
high
^^m
i i. J
is
i i
tions keep the
*t
^1
up
gone
Hark
the
King
-^-
of
.J
j-j
j-j|j
r^
r-
how
thro' Chris
the earth "With "strain

I
>
--^J
leet.
,^
^^=W
'r
vaL
will.
IS'
doth
tei
ring
J^
i=J: i
E=^^
7
^li
all
His
J.
r
the song
ti -
be-neath His
foes
'
m^^^^
^W
glo-riousFes
cap - tive at
i!
J.
fTT^
J.
^>i
is
And death and hell lead

He sit -teth: all His
Me
fill,
seat.
fn^
^f^^-^j
God
JC=(C
yearRoused by the Prophets' call, The na
things with
^h
//r
;i ,.^j
J.
^
3=
T
r^r r^fr
m
i^^^^^
God
^JJ-4
"T7^
|i
r-
Refrain.
/i.
>
x~nj-^
^^
9i:
gone up.Right mer -ri - ly the strain Once more we raise to

e - cho on a - gain
From
gone up(dim) Who did to earth de-scend,(/)Whofar a-bove all heav-ens dothas - eend,
That
"
gone up He o'er the hea-then reigns, Ex -alt - ed now made|perect by His
pains !"(^ The
4_J.
Lord
m
r
HH^
of
skill'
'
r-
es
sing.
your prais
&o, labels
flotuetB.
(FLOWER SEKVICK.)
Carol 551.
E.
1.
2.
3.
r-^y-^
Go,
love
Go
Go
to
to
the
flow'rs, to
in
chil - dren
grant
to
make their
lives
like
the
for
rays o
vig - our
heart
the
fT
and
sick
poor
health and
fra
F. Nicholls.
--i=k
gar
rets
weak
ness
rsad,
the
and
and
glad
Tell
sun,
gain.
Go
slums,
Smil
Bright
pain,
Long
God
them of
Shine on
and
dark
a -
the
the
to
and
en
their
for
ing
in
fi
des
voy
age
their
ged,
ing
-
His
and
ened
nite
late
is
rrn TITn_pi71
m-irH^
I
^^m
:j.
Wait
'ait
care,
Bring
home,
Wait
o'er.
,:
ing
ing
ing
to
wak
a
land
Cia-
XT
..^^ It
i=^^ri
sor
cast
heav
en
Trm
gis
Lj*
Wak
en
to
'
mu
rows
down
^m m
eu
them, their
the
to
on
the
bless
to
^^m
After each
-^
/.
to
share.
lone,
shore.
and
-
ly
song
the
of
J Ti ri
Ti
sic
Û^l-^
UJ.
S pring,
The
song
W^
of
^^
the
KiLA
u iL n
is
''
Ev
Spring,
Ê^
v-^
'^
-J
mes
sage
er
'-^l^X.
After last verse.
t=
:i=pt
to
them
bring.
^^-^^^
'.
fei
r~TT
^^wm^=f^
r
love
r-
Ev
er
of
r
mes
sage
of
love
^m
f r^rto
them
bring.
Wit
Carol 552.
tittng sttieet Cloloets^

FLOWEB SERVICE.
In moderate time.
^^
:^=?=
Dolce.
1.
Thee
be
The
long.
rich
est
gifts,
the sweet
est song.
2.
3.
4.
Ma - ry mild,
tri-umph rode,
sor-rows o'er.
Adapted from Jfarsc^ner.
Solo,
î:i:
When Christ was
"When Christ the
As - cend - ed,
Eanh's best ob
born
-
in
Thy
la
?^^-r=F
rail.
i
po
sies
for
waved and went

-
on
age
tions
lay white, the winds blew wild. No flow'rs could gen -tie Ma-ry find
As
His path with palms the peo- pie strow'd, Ho - san - nas sang, green branches bore And
all
Thy creatures pour, Laud,hon - our, wor - ship, glo - ry given.^By
gold, from field the flow' r, From men, bow'd head and bended knee. The
The snow
Thy prais es
nowThydower, Fromminethe
men
hom
of
ass
now
^m
her
the
earth
and
of
hu
-- 4
Babe
Lord
be
saints
in
man
bind,
to
fore,
heav'n
-
ty,
As
po
sies
for
And waved and went

By men on earth
The hom
age
of
Babe
Lord
her
the
and
hu
man
bind.
to
be
saints
-
in
-
fore.
heav'n.
-
ty.
WE BRING SWEET
Carol 553.
Words by
FLOWEBS.
SPRING CAROL.
J. Booth.
Rev. J. S. B. Monsell.
mp
Lord,
let
Thy
/ And when Thy
love.
Makes earth
Fresh from above.

Soft as the south wind blow
cr Call forth its bloom,
cr
Wake its perfume.

And bid its spices flow.
Choir, No. 1763-4.
voice
rejoice.
And
the hills laugh and sing,

Lord, teach this heart
To bear
jjr
439
And join
its
part,
the praise of spring.
f^^^^^VLl^ iFatfltt,
Carol 554.
Fa
ly
ly
pin
II
Name
con-fess
ing.
to
Thee for
1^1
help our weakness. Bless and make us

before us, Give us peace.and
go
chil-dren ga - ther'dhere; May we all, Thy

inmeek-nessDidstvouch-safe a Child, to
be.
Guide our steps and
ions o'er us, Ho - ly Spir -it, from a - bove; Guide us, lead us,
^
J
J
I
Be
î
Thy bless -ing On Thy
-ther, send
Sav-iour,Who
SpreadThygold-en
3.
Rev. F. Peel.
Ho
tlUSSCnfi.
Chr. Wordsworth.
Heaven-
1.
2.
K^P
UttlXf
CHIljDRBN'S DAY,
Words by Bishop
-^
ev - er
like to
dear
Thee;
joy and love:
ay we be, like Jo - seph.lov - ing,

Bear Thy lambs.when they are wea - ry,
"hy
Ho
true tem-ples,
I.
>^'
ly
^^
Spi
rit,
^'
- f ul,and chaste, and pure And their faith,like Da-vid,proving,Steadf ast un - to

death en - dure.
In Thine arms and at Thy breast; Thro' life's desert dry and dreary,Bring us to Thy heaven -ly rest.
shine, And im-mor-tal bliss in-he-rit, And for ev - er
more be Thine.
Du-ti
May wewithThyglo-ry
y^;r- '\r-!tr';^tfrr^n
FLOWER SERVICE OR CHILDREN'S DAT.
Words by W. H.
Groser.
s^^^
i
''
^
:~T\rT^
more we sing,As
pro m-ise strain
Win-ter
flies
1^ m
days of
J'
;.
yo re,
f^=^=^^
t=t:
Ls-^rrr^
ffi
May; With heart and voice we allre-joice On this return -ing day.
store. Each an-nual round with bounties crown'd Till time shall be no more.
Thee, Lord,
And
life's
we praise for springtide days.

yet fairer spring
These golden hours, these opening powers,
We
in
glad service bring
Thine own to be, from sin set free.

Our Father, Saviour, King.
Parish Choir, No. 17634,
And changeful hoars bring sun and showers To

That fruits of earth shall wake to birth To
a -way.
sr-^
Float s down from
J-r-T-\
'i'=i=^
kr^
A
For
Though
foes
song of Spring once

o nce a - gain the
f^
Org. Fed.
r-
ihn
-r
1.
2.
may
Allanson Benson.
J.
Cheerfully
^^g^^
weave a crown Tor
bless the toil
^ =0^
Sym.
throng, Lord,
firm, unfaltering band.

to seek, the truth to speak.
the right to stand
The good
And for
Till,
duty done, and victory won,
We gain the better land.
er's
<2i;oo9
Carol 556.
Words by
iieotile all.
CHRISTMAS.
B. G. Trembath.
2.
Good Chris -tian peo

O, praise the King
3.
Springs forth a
1.
e))t{stian
Rev. E. Ha>>kins.
i^
V F
ga-V4_b
all,
of
\/\
mer
on
\^l
JI
V-
how
ry Christ-mas day: JJark

this bless
From Jes
A
For
Heav-en!
fruit -ful
rod
pie
se's
roy
ed
morn To
al
stem,
1 i
,N
the bells do
a Son
us
And
Christ,
call
God,
m n~R^
j
given,
is
In-car-nate
.^-J-
Afl&r each verse.
and come
a
is
Child
a
in
Beth - le
rise,
To
us
Is
born
way
born
-
hem.
V:g::p^F^;=;4^Bl
And
the
let
bells
ring
wel
1/
t'
'
-^'^
[^
<,
> ^
i J
^JS
^
to
the
'y
'y
\j'
^^n I
peal.
gels' lips
re
new
"
all
u
1/
born King, With
J\^
el!
No
up -on the earth that dwell.Sing praises
Enwrapt in swathing bands.

And in a manger laid,
Behold Him, by Whose hands
The heavens and earth were made.
Come, see the wondrous thing,
4.
to
Em- man
el!
No
Tzj^^m
5
etc.
ell
No
el!
.-
^?*=^
te?^-r^^gErf tT
4
tf
'\^
"^
With a mer -ry Christmas peal. No
'
l>
li
c li
ittilî:
Let
veal
^^^
-^
'
mer -ry, mer -ry Christmas
come
A.
1^
joy
'
l-lP^l î
The an
Come, see the won-drous thing
>
ell
No-
el!
No
^'U *
The darkness now is past,

The light of life doth shine.
The day hath dawned at last,
Behold the appointed sign.
Come, see the wondrous thing.
Cfie Wiovttuuvufiivt ^'^viHtman (HtuvoU

Carol 557.
Words by
W. H. Eavergal.
Uaveryal.
\V. II.
How grand
1.
and how bright That won - der - fnl night, When

The shep-herds were mazed/The pret - ty lambs gazed At
then, when the sound Re - eeh - oed
a-round,The
2.
3.
^J^
Q^tt
\f
^-2
J^
^^
1
^-^-^
And
f-
-<s
J- _5^
-J
?-
^^b!
\,M
an - gels to Beth - le - hem came

dark - ness thus turned in - to light
hills and the dales all
a - woke
^Jt~^
'
They burst forth like fires. They struck their gold

No voice was there heard From man,beast, or
The moon and the stars Stopped their fie - ry
I
:
r-^
-'
den and
ened while
sol
Ga
with
-
emn
bri
the flame,
the sight,
el spoke:
raU.
"All Glory to God,"
Who
find."
"And good-will to man,"

Though his life's but a span.
of this,
(The source of all bliss,)
And
his thoughts so evil and wrong

Then pray. Christians, pray
But let Christmas-Day
Have your sweetest and holiest song.
angels sang loudly and long

They soared to the sky.
eye,
left us the words of their song
sriie ^'^tpf^tvXf^
on
Carol 558.
George Edgar
G. Selden.
Unison.
?#
iP3i33P^
3.
fair I9(t))le))em'is plain^
christmas.
Words by Ethoard
2.
Beyond mortal
by His rod,
smile on the world through His Son

"And peace be on earth,"
For this wonderful birth
;Most wonderful conquests has won
At mention
1.
laid
To
Good tidings to gladden mankind

The Saviour is born,
But He lies all forlorn
In a manger, as soon you will
"I bring you," said he,

"From the glorious Three,
Joijfulhj.
f
gled their song
But
bb=|^tF=f=n -C-F
i^.-i
mm
The
h- ii^.
sud
m3^
So
And
r^
.-fejî
list
lyres.
bird.
cars,
Y
And
f^
3E
^Pf^TTTrfrF'
The shep-herds on fair Beth-lehem's plain, A-sleep be-neath the

The wise men came from far a - way, From rich - est lands and
And now men here are all a- flame, Here souls with heav'nly
star - ry host,
-woke to learn how
a
bright-est seas. Led on - ward by
are fiird;To- day was born that
joy
-^^
Oliver.
442
t=F=t
THB SHEPHERDS ON FAIR BETHLEHEM'S PLAIN.
one shall reign Whosepower is from the Ho - ly Ghost; For an - gel songs the mes -sagebrlng.Of
a man - ger lies. They bend a - bove the Child so fair. And
Him Who in
star - red ray To
a - new our hearts arethrill'd.To Him our glad-some songs we raise, To
Child of fame, To - day
joy
wor
Him
in heav'n and peace on earth,That men the song may ev - er sing.How Christ had sweet and lowly birth,
of-fer-ing.
ship Him as Lord and King, With gifts of gold and gems most rare, And ev-'ry roy - al
our choi-cest treas-ures give.To Him we of - fer end-less praise.And seek in Him for Him to live.
)|tffiitmafit
^tli.
Carol 559.
Words by Sydney
Sydney Cross.
Cross.
IsT
i-.
1.
2.
3.
4.
heard the church bells ring-ing,

heard the moth -er say - ing,
mf
:
J.
.N
P?
J- J.i
Ring,
-4
tt
LA
rail.
mj
mf
i=t
merry.mer
ring,
a tempo.
,.e,inyv.
Kx
^ Js
r ^
^Ê|J-^g-J-^
^ T r
I
On Christ-mas morn that song so meet.

Ajid low - ly knee the words the same. it>.
All
na-ture sleeps-and this her dream. Îî^g' ring,
Let young and old
u - nite and say, \
rf=|--^
ry bells,
^
^
-^
ui,t>Ring,
ry
bells.
^-^Fl=FtrSl^^
ring,
i i
? r
ring, This is the
J=
song the an-gels
//
Accomp. ad
4,
-^r*
84.
"Peace on earth,good-will toward men.
sing,
i
,
fct
bells
^^^g^
J-
^:h ix^
TTT\'=i' n^rjj
is the song the church

vigoroso.
...
ring, ring.ring
Unison.
molto rall.ff
mf
This
F=g
f^Tr
J-
Harmony
Unison.
mer
J
'^^
jg
mf\
FnLL.
dim. e
V^
heard the children sing-ing. With hap - py hearts and voi-ces sweet,
heard the old man pray-ing. With a - ged lips and f ee ble frame,
is soft - ly
ly - ing
On shrouded hill and si-lent stream
of death grows brighter For Je - sus Christ was born to-day,
The storm is gent - ly dy - ing, The snow

The cares of day grow light-er. The hour
^m
& 2nd Sopranos only.

r J
J
,j.
IU>.
Wit
Carol 560.
Words by A. E.
Moderato.
nivLQ a hovlq of ^l^tifiittnai9=timr*
Smith.
mf
Smoothly.
-s-
iÊ^
mf
/
1.
2.
/3.
Moderato. Smoothly.
ii
msEHH-t-i
We
We
sing
song
th'an-gel
day
lost,
His
name
giad fes
re-sounding
gain.
And come
-with haste, like
of Christ-mas -time,
The shep -herds heard.in

hear
Arthur Sullivan.
ic
won-der
song
of
EH
iî^Pp^
i
Ft
tiv
3ESAnd, with
ty
old,
And
Of
^ ^^
-
ÛrJ^
^^
i&
^'
i
voi - ees riiig - ing clear, Hail the day of Christ's na-tiv -i - ty.(cr)From
the thronging heav'n-ly host
Sing- ing, Glo - ry
be to God on high. (dim) From
f 'ring Him our Christmas gifts, Bring-ing Him our love in-stead of
gold.(p)From
through the sky,

those of
f f
r:
^3^
*=t
e^
X/
J-
J1 J7
heaven He came With wondrous name A

heaven He came Our love to claim. Our
heaven He came To suf - fer shame On
child
King
Cal
:t=tt:
man
-ger lay Fori

be;
On
Day
be;(mp) Andsendeth still Peace and goodwill To
ry,(cr) To
lead the way To
end -less day For J
Christmas
In
KotoeUi KotoeUl
Carol 561.
Words by
No
A
1
2.
3.
welll
No-
ve
Ma
Then
well
-
Good news
and
tell.
well
is
thee.
bells
be
rung.
And
Thou
To
eke
a
daughter
greet this
-^,Q
=4=
fore
thy
mild
Son,
cient
of
days,
hath
man
borne
ho
that
Je
ly
One,
Arch
to
raise.
Ab
kind
Child,
SI/
an
hor
der
of
sto
An
Stran
ly
si
-r
King
sang
gels
ry.
san
na.
man
ger.
the
not
reth
glo
of
t-J
-1ti^T
-^=t=
^=^^=^^r= 3
.SHeplêt^s iuatcfilifg oêt
tlê
vUin.
CHRISTMAS.
dwm
Gaskell.
s
iEi
1.
2.
Shep
Shep
II
herds watch-ing
who
herds, ye
-^1
saw
us what
light Through the
riv
the
the
o'er
plain.
Lemare.
&
i=t:
r<s
r
ye heard,
en clouds.
I
Tell
f=f
Whis
Tell
^.^ ^.-^^^^-^tJ^l
\-J^î
1^^^
^S
S^ '^^^M
rî
per
us
of
the
of
that
zrall..
Tell us, shepherds,
what ye saw
When
XT
I
glad
p
re
won-drous
l^r
That your bos
f rain
Ye
night
in
the guiding star

Led ye to a bed of straw
In a cave afar
oms stirr'd.
fear were bowed.
Mother meek,
Of a Babe divine;
Tell us, show us, where to seek
That most holy shrine.
Tell us of a
iê=t
|l-Jrz
Allegro moderato.
^^^
r
-
ly:
na.
Be gei: Tta'An-
i-Hj
i i
the
sus,
ir-
Carol 562.
Words by Mrs.
r-=3=:
^=r-=f=
born
kind
^^n
ITS
f 7"
gin
won
J-
?=^
Vir
Har. by J. S. Back.
riel
sung,
praise be
gISE
Old German.
CHRISTMAS
Woodward.
Rev. G. R.
,-<S>^
r-i^
Parish Cboir, No. 1789-4.
a.
^^=P
^p
p-
CaroU
eiiert Cree
JTtie
Carol 563.
Traditional.
was
1.
2.
As
3.
Ma
"
4.
then,"
Ma
5.
in/0
I
re
pli
said
^^
ry.
^
The
q ueen
ries
Hang
seph.
For
For
Jo
Cher
Cher
ries
ries
r-,
j^
Ma
r^
to
my
to
thy
By
one,
two,
and
-J-
in
an
will
pluck
That
may
"
As Joseph was a-walking
shall not be rocked.

In silver nor gold,
13
All there for to sleep.
He
14
As
tieairtr tiê tieUis
on
bless our dear Saviour,
Our heavenly King."
Fresh sprung from Bethine."
all.
Him
she stood over
She heard Angels sing
"Oh!
ÛtifiitmadS "B^Vt,
A. Herbert Brewer.
\
w0T
4izpr:
heard the
bells
on
as
the
And thought how,
pluck
Mary took her Baby,

She dressed Him so sweet.
She laid Him in a manger
J
I
no
He heard Angels sing,

" This night there shall be born
Our heavenly King.
#
1.
ries,
That grow upon the bough"
Words by Hem-y W. Longfellow
2.
eat your cherries, Mary,

eat your cherries now,
eat your cherries, Mary,
neither shall be christened

In milk nor in wine,
But in pure spring-well water
all in fair linen.
sweet
spied
"I
" He
12 "
In purple nor pall
Carol 564
ry
The uppermost sprig then

Bowed down to her knee
" Thus you may see, Joseph,
These cherries are for me."
But in a wooden cradle

That rocks on the mould.
ox-stall.
As wear babies
ried
4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12.
11
"He shall not be clothed

But
Ma
in the place of Paradise,
But
10
Child."
Child."
three."
This chord will be required for verses
9 " He neither shall be born

In house nor in hall.
Nor
tree.
'
kind,
knee.
my
=.:.
mar
" Pluck those cher
lee.
yon
give
give
gay.
mild,
so
un
He
Maid
he:
so
ver
to
to
Ga
of
r-j
=^
ing
j
1
den
All
--^^ =1= r^
A.
Jo- seph With her sweet lips

ed
Jo - seph, With words so
to cher-ry tree, "Bow down
to
ry
walk-ing In the gar
a
to
Cher
#^^
#=^
they went
said
ry
^Sî
s
,
Christ-mas
day
had
Day Their old

fa - mil
come, The bel - fries of
iar
all
car - ols
Chris - ten
i i
Q-j-^
J-
fe
s^
i^''=f=r^^-^
r=FH'^FH'^'
wild and sweet,The words re - peat, Of peace on earth,good-will

roU'd a - long The unbro-ken song. Of peace on earth, good- will
fir
play,
n
-
dom.
And
Had
^
r=g
-i
i^t
r^=rf
to
to
men,Good - will
men, Good - will
to
to
men.
men.
I
Till, ringing,
singing on
its
way.
The world revolved from night
to day,
A voice, a chime,
A chant sublime,
Of peace on earth, good-will to men.
4.
446
Carol 565.
Hatie i%
aU
fiortit
lâm.
of a
CHRISTMAS.
Ancient Melody.
Fifteenth Century words.
1.
2.
3.
A Babe is born, all of a Maid, To bring sal - va - tion un - to us No more are we to

At Beth - le -hera.thatbles- sed place. The Child of bliss then born He was; Him aye to serve God
wor-snip tnere
ree With
gold ana
There came three kings out of the East, To
there tnat
that King so ifree
w itn goia
and my
myrrh
rrn a
and
o wor-ship
:
4
The shepherds heard an Angel cry,
O merry song that night sang he,
Why are ye all so sore aghast,
sing a- f raid, Fe - ni, Cre
give us grace, O Liu be
so
lis
f rank- in-cense, A
J:
mA
^Vf
Jam
lucis orto sidere ?
tits,
tas.
ne.
s*
country
I^n tfie
Carol 566.
Words by K.
a - tor Spi - ri
a - ta Trin-i
or-tuscar-di
;t=4:
f-
The Angel came down with a
fair
And
cry,
and joyful song sang
he,
worship of that Child,

Gloria Tibi Domine.
in the
mmUf^tm.
nfgti to
CHRISTMAS.
G. nine.
Bartlett.
"/iff cj
1.
In
2.
As they
ir
ff
On a
'
i/iî
'
try nigh
to
^-TU-J
'
star ry night of
old. There
Beth-lehem,
watch'd, a burst of Glo - ry
Shone a-round them from a - bove, And
coun
were
the
migh - ty
in
A4H-
J-
^rrT=T^^fîî^j i-^T=Pl^
iH
fields
'
T.;
-
bid
:i m'
,'
'/
rious
An
ing Shep-herds with their flocks in

gel Calm'd their fears with words of
^
g^ ^ r^f^^
glo
ij;/^ /6 jj
i
fold.
love.
f-
Round
the flocks the faith
"Fear
not,
be
for
hold
fu
ful
shep-herds
bring you
j^f
Pi
I'll
K^m-
r-T-r~7r
}
r
If'
i'^
,
i=j=
,
Kept their watch from eve till morn, Lest their sheep so weak and help-less,Shouldby e - vil beasts be torn,
Tid ings full of great -est joy, Joy e - ter - nal, full of glad-ness, Joy which no-thing can de-stroy.
-
J.
i.
:?:
A j
*.
Unto you in David's city,

As was told by Prophet's word,
Christ is born, your God and Saviour,
Christ is born, your King and Lord."
"
Suddenly a host of angels

Raised their voices high and sang,
Heaven
With the echoing chorus rang.
Till the vaulted arch of

PaBish Choir, No. 1780-4.
1 -0
.J
" Glory, glory, in the Highest,

Unto God, and peace on earth
To all nations joyful bring we
Tidings glad of Jesus' Birth."
Lift we now our hearts and voices,
Join we all the cheerful cry.
Learned by shepherds from the Angels
" Glory be to God on high."
sing.
ei)tristianfii> listen Uilîlf toe

CHRISTMAS.
Jehu Martin.
r-9
V f-q
iJCb J
J^
i--^f=^
Chris
1.
tians, lis
to
(Dark
hem, (Dark
the StaU, (Dark

- er
mild, (Dark
be
be
be
be
lour King, (Dark

ou high'' (Dark
be
be
moth
There
6.
(For 5th verse, see below)

Praise we then our
Sav
"QIC - ry
be
to
God
sing,
-
the
the
the
the
dawn
dawn
dawn
dawn
fore
fore
the
the
dawn
dawn
9,,n
W\
^
j/
^-
;
r
'
Heav'n-ly
- ed
mand
Lord
of
PP
'~~'
com-
found the
on
her
fi ^ i i
rû
e
V-Prr
==s^h
\ra
~a
'^^'
our
to
was
ing). As
the
an - gels
ing), "Peace on earth and
i-
-.H-^
t
--
-^
F^
^....
r
r
King,
them.
ing), Prais - es
ing). As
it
ing). There they
ing), Gaz - ing
%-~~H
-nj
fore
fore
fore
fore
m p
y
f)pf
N.
m
rî
Beth
4.
7.
.h-
of
le
we
while
ten
a
man
they fonnd
In
'
Shep- herds came
2.
3.
jt
-f^
^-
J- *
On
-"1
M-tjT
4^-r4^
1
all,
On
new -born Child,
Christ-mas morn
*^
J-
ing.
morn
Christ-mas
ing.
(6th verse below)

did sing,
once
cha
I 9nr-f
^
'
'
ri
ty,"
l^^
!i
Solo (or a
5th Vbrsb.
li/l
5.
Chris-
-^^r-
f-
PP
thou
art
mf
from
Is
"
He
ill?
will
make
hap
thee
-^-+
pier
still:
M
X
j^
:?=:it
^3^
I
I
I
of
sor
row near.
He
will
wipe
way
the
^g^t-^:,ii,J; p ^^r-^^r^
^
Parish Choir, No.
"
--^
an hour
:lr
4=C5
far
Voices).
mf
i^
^^
U
I
Few
^
^3:
J:
-J
T=^
tian,
i
-4
r1^ -J
-f
_\
e,raU.^
colla voce.
^^=f^j.
1789.
^p^
L^-
- attacca.
f^nvU
ttie
||etallr=))06t
Carol 568.*
Cantabile,
f-z=cir
'
Through the
ing
e. Humperdinck.
ma non troppo lento.
J
sing
singing.
ffis
Christmas.
si
ho
lent
r^r"
Ti
night,
ly
i
dings of
great
^^
rfeT^^ûxÊâ
^
/I
J.
:9f=^
From yon
ing
fc*i
they're
'f^F^
^^
^^T-r^nrr
bring
t=F
joy
S=:p:
^=tt
star
ry
zure
And
height.
each
heart
is
with
filled
u:^
gs
n^
lÊ
:^=r^
At
^^ÊEEEi
>
the
>i-
mes
sage which
"Christ
f^SEi^
li^
T-r
r-^
May
Parish Cboir, No. 17914.
4=t
they bring
n^îrn^^
J
?^^^^^
glad-ness,
->
if
born;
for-get
all
B^
^
^.
i bg-
preferred be sung as a Carol-anthem.
449
is
rrr
HARKt THE HERALD-HOST
SINGING.
IS
un poco piu mosso
t^-
And
]3=
J
be
;'
hold
J.
bright glow
the stars
'î-^
^Z?^^^
i ^==^t=^
^Ff=rff
An
While
light,
from
each
^
-
ga^ÂJ
f^î
-St
-r
dow now
is
each
flow
An
ing
t=X
-i7#-*-
î-J:
thems through the
Ho
T-
cheek
with joy
ly
-f-
4=P
mas
la
glow
Light
ing
m
^^^?^r^
J^
l2t=t
Li-jL_T|^L-:Lî=f=^
And
tree;
^~l
li:
-b#
^^^-pr^-f^
win
diant
it
are
1r
Bright
ra
-iîi=^-
iî
fight.
their
I iSS^^^^
imm^- s
earth
o'er
dst
b%
:gi:
gels' lips
Shed
ing.
^=f^
if=f-
"^-
J'lr
11^
is
glow
^j
ing,
And
ed
by
the Christ
;5^
bic
i^>'Ji
-^j
r-T
r-^ ^
each heart
is
filled
with
HARK
THE HERALD-HOST
13
SINGINa.
(come prima)
dolce.
-.r?-^f,f.ffffc .rf
sen
gers
from
Hea
ven
Wing
their
flight
from
home
to
HARK
.j:^-^jÛ-^^
THE HKRALD-HOST
=r=^
"
'\
>
i\.jr^
gai-^"^
SINGING.
^"^ .^ ^
-O ! ..n
u
y
."
IS
iK^
.i>-^
THE KINGS
STiê
Words by W.
From the German
mtiQU.
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 569.
G. Rothery
of P. Cornelius.
Peter Cornelius.
Lento.
jour-ney'd from lands
Three Kings had
,^^ P==
[
PP
ty
they ask
men
to
tell
far,
To Jor-dan
led
by aguid-ing
star,
Where
III
bright-ly
the
In Da-vid's
=Mb
IJ=^=j
How
ci
r[
the
Mom
new-born King whom they seek
ingStar;
doth dwell.
THE KINGS.
Fine gold and myrrh and
in-cense they bring, An
of -f 'ring to
the prom-ised
new-born King.
THE KINGS.
bring.
An
of
ing
f ring
the
to
prom
ised
new
^
ly
born
King.
'W
ST
r
Him.
?:
=^
"?
TT
+^
+=*=
'P
4--W4-
465
THE KINGS.
un poco piu
doth
yet
ap
mosso.
The star
of
un poco piu mosso.
pear;
rr-^jp"?r-r
bring
The
pil
grim who seek
eth
cy
in
peace will
^t>
the Heav'n - ly
King And
;
fail
I
mer
i-
ing
I
in
rU.
cense.m jTrh
and
fiâtite!
Wi'^nt
Carol 570.
R.H. Choir 8fi.
Great
ly
&
C. W. Pearce, Mus.
All thb Trebles.
not too fast.
Harkl
1.
4.
4fl.
voi
sound
ly
ven and earth
Sweet
ces.
noint
tôut Ijol^ tioices?
CHRISTMAS.
Words by John Cawood.

.In a stately manner, and
ho
mtun
A liELL Carol.
(May be sung as an aiithe
ed,"
Hea
host
re
joi - ces;
Loud -est
God
ap
point -ed.
For
ff\
Lis
ten
Has
ten,
4.
16ft.,
mor
pra's
lu
phet.
the
in
His
le
cr to
rj
2.
5.
Draw only Bouraon

Al
your Pro
ing
es
won
to
StoppedDiapason
467
8ft.,
What
mean
those
the
bornl
is
'
skies?
sing
Lol
th'
an
re
gel ceive
ic
Whom
rise.
and King.
'
the
ias
Priest
tals,
"Christ
D.
jr
drous sto - ry, Which

a - dore Him, Learn
Principal
4ft.,
and Fifteenth
\^^
they chant
His
2ft.
Name
in
and
HARK
WHAT MEAN THOSE HOLT
VOICES.
I-
hi-nms
"Glo
ioy;
of
His
taste
ry
in
Till
joy
-J.
High
the
in
Heav'n ye
J
glo
fore
est,
be
sing
rJ
-^
Glo
ry,
ry
ry
Him, " Glo
J.
be
be
to
i^
=Ffefc=:
r^
God
Ctod
on High.
on High.'
'
-b
Basses only.
Peace on
earth, good
Choir, E. H.
i >rrf
tr^rmrp^
Seduce
ceSwell.^
J J
^^\ m
t*=*
t=^
^nr
I
I
fcg=&
3EPEE
Ped.
r~^j
will
m
from Hea
T=t
-
ven," Eeach-ing
far
man
as
is
t^^^^^
frr ^t^'i
for-giv-en, Loud our gold-en
ti^
r.
re-deemed,and
^^
U-4-
iffe^
^
^_|^.^_c^
=t
harps shall sound
j^î J
This pause marks the conclusion of the
Souls
..
^^-r-f
^5^p#r^rf^^g
sins
m^
^^^
mÊÛEi
found;
carol,
and
is
W^
not to be observed except
468
gi^g
ti
in
the last verse.
D.S.
T(r0(n=fiotn
gin - born
C. Gounod.
we bow
Bless
mild.
^^
ii^
F-
c-f
be - fore Thee Bless-ed was
the
^^ ^
meek and
tttovt ^f^n,
(alt.)
^rr
-t^
Vir
toe tioto
CHRISTMAS.
May be sung as an anthem.
cij-i
ÔiPOlI O I Xt
Words by Bishop Heber.
Maid who bore Thee,
Ma
ry.
lig
*-3tZ=^
ed was
she
Bless
in
ed was
the food that fed Thee,
u
mMMJ^
r=fi^^ m^\=^^r^
--
-^
-1
ta
^î
Bless-ed was
^Ê^
the hand that led Thee; Bless-ed was
i^-^
'
in -fan
i^
^:^=|r:
cy.
Vir
^
S
l?îi^
:p=l
n-
i:
fEEEjf
L IT
^^
pa -rent's eye, That watch'd Thy slumb'ring
F^
--J-
g^î^^
^
t
J
r-
--)-(*-
the
er.
Tenors and3 Basses.

Basses
1
Moth -
gin-born
v^^
we bow
be-fore
Thee Blessed was

!
the
Maid who bore Thee,
WE BOW BKFOKE
VIKGIN-BOKN,
Ma
ry.moth
^-17j-
Blest are they
bow be -
Bless
9^
fore
ed was
er.meek and mild, Bless
-.
-\
and ev
Thee
she
4.
ed was
er blest, Who love
Bless- ed
in
-^--i -
was
her
'
^H
she
ia
THEE,
her
child.
s-rJ^-#-
Thee most and serve Thee
the maid
who bore Thee, Ma
best.
ry.moth
Vir
gin born
er.meek and
we
mild.
child,
dim.
77wUo rail.
U6ten to
iSTomet
Carol 572.
if^t eitori?.
Christmas.
Words by Henry Knight.

Quartet (or Semi-Chorus).
Andantino. Very smoothly,
innit
Rev. J.
wwwm
fMlfT
"^r
1.
Come,
2.
Be
lis
-
mf
55*3
l:lt&
ten
hold!
to
while
\cres.
earth
rj'
of
ing
Je
snows
While
birth,
of
snows,
Je
-
mid
su's
the
.dim.
^3^?S?3^F^
?^^-.
î^^^^
PPT
How
su's
the
:i-^^
S*
birth;
mid
r^-tppi-
|N
Quartet.
"/l
sto
sleep
is
r=f
3^
v^^
r^
the
r-f
Baden Powell.
Chorus. (Echo.)
dim.
ores.
Christ
an
gels
ores.
watch are keep
,^
ry, came
ing, there
down
to
blooms a
earth,
came down
Kose,
there blooms a
to
^te
QOAETET.
^(^^
SB^
^r
-J.-4-
:i-=t=i=
j=ji.
Si*
'ftfissfif
to
do
with - in
God's
her
will,
breast,
to
do
with
in
P
God's
her
dim.
will
breast.
Who
with
For
that
the
ce
meek and low les - tial Flow
ly,
er,
still,
is dwell - ing
her Sav - iour Blest,
rail.
mf
êi n.i
J.
i/.^J
-^j-îpp,!
And ere the morn is breaking across the wold.

The shepherds, flocks forsaking, with wonder bold
Draw near
To offer an
4
So runs the Gospel story of that sweet morn.

Ere round the Rose's Glory had tarried the thorn
And now
Our God,
adoration their praise to pour

oblation that Babe before.
in
to Heaven transplanted its bliss to share;

to us hath granted, hereafter there.
461
\^
Ming ouu
tieU0
Carol 573.
Ring
1.
This was
Now
4.
to-day,
ring, and do not cease;
on Beth.rhem'splaLn,Who guard their flocks by night.
Of Je - sus Christ the Lord
with one ac-cord. And joy-ful
be our praise;
let
the
star that hailed the birth
us
join,
IHH -f-n^
JF^.
'r
man-ger,
in
in
the heav'na
The Son and Type

Ring
out,
of
bells,
and
ajier each verse.
[;-
=^-
^-1
=J=^=t=lR
T'
born the Prince of Peace.

a - way, Is
ning star, With won-drous glo - ry bright,
Righ - teousness,'Whon1 an - gels fair a - dored
sweet ly chime Torn mer - ry Christ-mas
lays
far
Shi
For
See
Chobus
to^Tfap.
bells, your peals
out,
The shep-herds.far
2.
3.
pouv neals
CHRISTMAS.
Ring
ye
on,
sweet -ly
bells,
ring,
1/
1
1
'
rbells,
rrif
J.
^
P
'
L
U
!>
\^
While we with hap-py
J.
voi
J^
ces sing!
ces sing
Carol 574.
Words by N.
chkistmas.
Tate,
mf\
1.
2.
3.
alt.
0.n
E3 i=
1-11i-
ring, sweetly
I
1
TT F=F
Ring on, ring on.ring on.
'
light,
'Fear not,"
sign
Theheav'n
song
All
said,
sud
for
Babe you there

be
to
God
glo
I
den dread
I
I
11,11
^!Rt^
No
1799
4.
To
high.
And
^t=c
462
4-1
J
Had
find
on
I bring
To you
seized their troubled mind :" Glad tidings of great joy
hu-man view dis - played,And mean - ly wrapt in swad-dling baud. And in
Andne
is shown by heaven to men,
to
the earth be
peace ;Good- will
Parish Choir,
shall
W. Fink.
I
I
ap-peared, And filled the plains with

And this shall be the
Christ the Lord
God, and there Ad-dressed their joy - ful
ring!
an - gel sent from

Sa - viour,Wbo is
an - gels, prais - ing
G.
u r
r
I*
While humble shep-heirds watched their flocks On Beth-lehem's plain by night. An
" To you in
Da - vid's town.this night Is born, of Da - vid's line. The
Thus spake the se - raph and f orth-with Ap-pear'd a shi - ning throng Of
I
ring,8weetly
^^
ring!
i i
ii
sweet-ly
bells,
'
ly ring,While
slowly.
sweetly
1^
J. .^
f^
'^
bells,
'p'
Ring on,ye
J-
m
rr
f=f
voi
1/
Ring on,ring on,
J//
J-
t
py
r-f:
Xî\
V
rjfT-t-r-r
ye
Ring on,
tempo
tr
and
a
-
all
man -kind,
man-ger laid."
ver more shall cease."

'
'
-t-
^
'
tW^*
Wi'^ttl 3le0tt0 HHfiViUt bt^S ptt
Carol 575.
From The Eussian.
"Thb Crown
of Uosks."
P. TschaikowHky.
ModercUo.
cher-ished ro
J.
J^
ses
^^rfr^^^^^^^^'
And wove them in -to
fair.
>
J.
-^
X r
pjJTheycried.jjj
^^^^^ ^^
na -ked thorns a
jg
way."
4.
g^g
Then
^^^^^
gar-lands there. 2. Now once.as
The Boy
"/
r*
said hum
IV
sum-mer
f-
-p
yy'
pray,
AH but the
bly " Take, I

:
of the thorns they made a crown, And with rough
fin
gers press'd
Kh^-umUiM^^-m^M^^.
time drew
j'^f
it
i^ntt in rogal Batittrsi tftg.
Carol 576.
Words by
m/r
1.
2.
3.
4.
CHRISTMAS.
Cecil F. Alexander.
r'
f-
/. Gauntlett.
al
Da
to
earth
roy
in
KT
laid
was
low
weak
ci
'
Who
;
Lir.T
Ba
by.
sta
ble,
ly
mai-den
low
ly
p^
r
cat
shed.
of
all
o -bey,
tie
God and Lord
He grew
J.
He lay; Chris
He knew: And
ry
the
was
tian
chil
feel
And His
shel
er
ter
Love,and watch the
He was
pi
lit -
tie,
that moth-er mild,

andmean, and lowly,
poor,
He
r^T
-f-
Where a moth
^^^^j
His bed: Ma
a
stall: With
a man-ger for
His era -die was
In whose gen - tie arms
Tears and smiles like us
And
and help- less.
.'
r
In
her
a
a
is
He would hon - our and

Bay by day like us
drous child-hood,
child - hood's pat-tern
-
^"^-^
Stood
ty,
from hea - ven,
w^r;
J.
won
Andthroughall His
our
is
For He
"/J
c^
vid's
f:
He came down
Once
dren
all
must be
eth for our sadness,
r
sua
Lived
lit
on
earth
our
Mild,
dient,
And
He
be shar
traditional
Sofily
and
r~c
i^
Let our
See the
P ^
^
f
gladness
know no
love-liest
blooming
le - lu
- le - lu
pI
We shall
see Him but in heaven.

Set at God's right hand on high;
like stars His children crown'd.
All in white shall wait around.
;
When
Old Bohemian.
end, Hal
le
Hal
le
rose,
lu
lu
Un
jahl
jahl
I^
jah!
jahl
J.
earth did Christ de

the branch of
Jes - se
to
From
a?
tt
ii=t=^-r-r'^r+f^
-
leads His children on

the place where He is gone.
Not in that poor lowly stable.

With the oxen standing by.
sweetly
.9**fe*i S^
Hal
Hal
f^
net onv QlaXim$in

itnom no en^
CHBISTMAS.
Words
1.
To
our gladness,
in
eyes at last shall see Him,
And He
Child,
Sav - iour holy,

good as
He.
eth
ÊE*
Carol 577.
2.
tie
And our
Through His own redeeming love;

p For that Child so dear and gentle
/ Is our Lord in heaven above
.-^
On
^ f=f
this
day God
p^
gave
Christ,His
1/
Son,
to
Into flesh
is made the Word,

Hallelujah!
'Tis our Refuge, Christ, the Lord,
Hallelujah!
On
day God gave us

Christ, His Son, to save us.
this
scend.
grows.
4^^
-/
^^ i^m^s: m
r?
carol, mtt^viutiun cliUlrten.

Carol 578.
Words by Helen W.
Con energico.
Selby.
Alfred Moffat.
rnf
Ca
1.
2.
Choirs
Ca
3.
rol,Chris-tian
of
ho - ly
rol, Chris -tian
chil
an
chil
your vol
dren, Let
gels Swell
dren, For
'tis
migh
the
ces
ty
Christ-mas
Con energico
not this
ring,
Is
throng,
time.
And
Sol
emn-ly
at
mid
the bells
are
ring
day
our heaven - ly
Of
night,Chant-ing
iight,Chant-ing loud and
~
ing
'
" ~
Mer
JM^
J-i
'glJijJqEig
s>-
^F=&
ri'
'
ly
^^
r
King ?
longl
^.
,=
their
chime!
.
Hal
Hal
^^
Hal
>
le - lu
le - lu
le - lu
jahl
jahl
jahl
//
'j.
3^
-J.
-J
3^^
J-
Z^t
Carol 579.
Vfif
&i^tfst=ei^fl9
CHRISTMAS,
Animalo.
joy-ful song we
SdS:
f-:,!f-i?<
i^^l; e
hail
T4-
the birth
Of Him
Who brought good- will
on
e^*
=^
ii=tH:
THE CHRIST-CHILD.
4.
ft-
^leep of tê Sntant Slesus*
^Tiie
Carol 580.
Old French Noel.
CHRISTMAS.
Andayilino.
1.
2.
3.
'Tween
ox
'Mid
'Mid
gen
li
and
-
lies
tie
in
ass
white
shep
and
-
herds
hum
ro
hi
ble
ses
ther
shed,
red,
led.
Sleep,
sleep
in
Thy
low
ly
(Dtier tiie lantr in glots?.

^^^^^^
Carol 581.
Words by
,
F. L.
Hosmer.
a With strongly
marked rhythm.
Na
morn,
ture
re
in
the
the
morn;
Bells
turn;
Hearts with
her
sto
stee
pies
ring
pro
mise
peat
eth
Tying
of
come the
ed
are
Fed.
-h-^
born.
Lo.
And
morn,
mourn.
.
To
the
the
year's
mes
each win
at
sage
ter
the
are
the
God
will
'ir
I
f-
^m
i*
Earth and heav - ens
Chides
sor-row and
the
On
^
*
Fed.-*--
Buds
spring,
they bear
spring
a
heart
shall
//
5l=a:
^p^g^?^
fes
they
tal
that
^^
Fed.
new
death
-^^--i
i=t
*
And
out
Wei
^m
f=f
PedA
Life
"Bless
light
bios
ra
sure
som
ing,
diant
air,
ly
bring,
n^'^tv^ sat \niti)in f^tiv tioat
srtie
Carol 582.
1.
2.
3.
H. Ernest Nichol.
^1
r
U
>'
y
sat with -in their boat.The long and
form sub - lime stood on the shore, A - mid the
And oh, what won-drous tid - ings then That Je - sus
I
The fish-ers
'
Till morn-ing's dawn

they loved, All glo - rious from
of death And con - quer'd life
wateh'd theirnets.
Him
bars
ing
light.
the
tomb.
a -gain.
^m -^-!^
^m
r=^|
.
.
-^
I
It
who was
slain,
And then up -on

And then up on
And still up - on
m^
"Come,
dren, toil
- 4.
lent air,
si - lent air.
si - lent air.
no
long
r
-
er.
t/i
We
cd;
If
rTTfiT"
1/1
i/i
Thro' night's long
They
Rang
1=*=
rrr
t
That woke such thrills of bliss and love In wea - ry hearts be
That woke such thrills of bliss and love In wea - ry hearts be
It calls
us with the same sweet words It called to them be
g/Ti/i
chil
the
burst the
si
^/
toiled,and
form of
mighty
was
l!5=t
L/ -'r
the
the
the
fjiOmii H ^^
heard that voice once more
out those tones once more
hear that voice once more
Had
And hoped,and
gloom;
3^
'I
night;
melt-ing
^w^^m
^^^=^
wea - ry
ling'
ring
^-.
gloom
-^
fore,
fore,
fore.
0n
IBauttv
morn
'^vint rose again.
Carol 583.
Allegretto.
morn
III
ter
ly
gel
Christ rose
wo men
to
clad
le
le
le
lu
lu
lu
r / ,
AF
I
I
iai
ia
iaI
Al
Al
since He deign'd to
die,
- in
the guard - ed grave
trem-bling daugh-ters, do
not fear:
But two days

They seek with
J-M
Jy
J
J.
a -gain. Re - joice, re-joice,good Christian men;

the tomb With gifts of pre-cious ointment come
ap-pears, Who brings glad tidings to their ears;
white
in
"Ye
J^PJ
.J.""'i
nr-^'i
I
I
-J-
That
The
Ye
If
^s
we
no
Lord,
seek
who
^^
more
in
died
the Christ
man
He
death
kind
may
is
not
to
.J.
5^
lie.
save,
here.
J-/.i<--.ii
t
4 Go, bid the glad disciples see

Their risen Lord in Galilee: Alleluia!
Of Simon Peter, next,
Then
of th' eleven.
seen.
Alleluia!
Ef^voug^ f^t long

Carol 584.
Words by W.
1.
2.
rrr
^f
r-
Through the
long hid - den years Thou hast sought

child
me,
of
the bright Pas - chal moon shone out clear - ly.
And songs of
its
dim shad-ows but lead
types and
me When now at
the beau - ti - ful stars are
all
pa - ling. The bright Pas
m/ True,
All
3.
4.
^;
^^
=F=f
Alleluia I
raised.
Alleluia!
iîntftn situvu.
C. Dix.
Andante. With feeling
i ^&
This time of holy paschal joy,

In hynins to Christ let all emplo>
The Holy Trinity be praised,

Glad thanks to God Almighty
ween.
He was
-I'
ÊE^
-(=-i
ex
the
-
G. B. Liasant.
pect
ance and
feast filled
Thy pure Al
moon sails
chal
the
tar
^ ^=i=j^
^
fears,
tears Through the twi-light of stars Thou hast brought me,Through doubting and man- - fold
air.
there!
But the Tem-ple the an-cients loved dear - ly,(cr)Oh, something was still wanting
Throne,With Thy -self, Bread of Life.Thou dost feed me,(cr)And nia-kest me one with Thine
day]
way. All the tj-pesand dim shadows are fail- ing,(cr)At break of this won -der - ful
i
<^'''^S.
k.
i-î'
S-
-i^
fc.
J:
.-
J^
fk
v^
. .-
L I.
J-
L-
." . S'
i^
UQHin.
3Jos? Ijati^ totiw to tavtf^

WHITSUN CAROL.
Carol 585.
Words by
Joy
And
the
Al
Al
Al
fit,
rr
our Sun
hath come
Christ
1.
2.
pos
le
le
le
to
a!
Christ
And
Clear
Jr^
1*
le
Al
Al
le
le
luy
luy
luy
Mo
Bid
<\
^^
^
:
us
ing
Wind
and
joy
Al
Al
Al
ie -
le -
le -
'r
al
Wea
Al
le
Al
Al
le
le
luy
luy
luy
we
for
lu^-
kl
Thirs
luy
luy
al
She
al
He
hath
let
ty yearn'd
whom wea - ry
years
al
al
a!
His grace,
be
^
r
fr^TT
r-
His
love
He hov
re
new'd
the face
TT)
f^pp
face,
a!
ered
of
o'er,
al
earth.
al
^-^-^-^h^m^
=?
Z^-J
and love - ly
and Spouse of
the brook a
riv - er
shrine.
God,
be,
-H-1
\;^X
l==^=f~
Al
Al
Al
le
uy
le
le -
luy
luy
His
for
In
fj
fore,
His Breath go forth.
j
r
And
r
ry watch'd we
-
raise,
1^1
J-H
gone,
might,
is
of
ous
the bare
from
-
ther. Child
a!
.^J J
While
now
luy
Fxom His Glo - ry fled our foes,

Down-ward pour'd the Spi - rit's Eain,
Glow - ing with the Tongues of Fire,
T^'^rf^f
K~[
^
le -
Sun
-7^-
iS
rush
Al"
al
A.-
luy
luy
the
er
A I A I
XV-fJ^^-^^J^^^

g^ r^ -7^1
J
^
le le -
our
our hearts were faint and wan.

Swept a - way the clouds of night.
Christ their mon-arch's end - less praise
2-M
a!
Al
Al
Quire, Al
lie
luy
luy
luy
r'
a - rose,
a -gain,
us
earth
on
to
And
^^1
From the Swiss :

Edward Sedding.
E. F. Littledale.
-J
al
Wait
al
(Chants
al
And
ed
a
J..
the
for
-
the
Guest Di
new Her song

ri
ver
\rr7i
made
vine.
of
laud.
sea.
W:_ -P=N^ûMH^^^^-r^^^^J
J'
rail.
ft
al
4.
Al
le
luy
al
Al
le
luy
jFtom IBnnt
Carol 586.
Words hj A. E.
antr
WLtut
CHILDREN'S DAY.
John W.
Curtiss.
TMfts.
Solo
1.
2.
3.
From East and West by many a way,WherB8ammerbreez-e8 soft - lyplay,The children come, this Children's Day,
For flowers that bloom on hill and plain, For tender showers of ear - ly rain, For summer lields of ripening grain,
But most for Him who loves us best,The Saviour Christ, who gent-ly blessed The lit -tie chil-drenon His breast.
fe^^^^^j]^
t=^=^
I
3it
For all this world of life and light, For gold en day and dew - y night,For shadows calm and sunshine bright,
For days of pleas-ure sweet and long,For hap py homes, un-dimmed by wrong, For love that guards us safe and strong,
In that dear Dame of Christ the Lord, Teach us to spread His gra-cious word, That all on earth with one ac-cord,
J
1&2.
3.
We
praise
May praise
By
per. of
Thee, Heaven -ly

Thee, Heaven- ly
Cong'l.
8. S.
&
4.
Pub. Soc.
i-^4
ther
ther
We
praise
May
praise
-^
.^-^
Thee, Heaven-ly
Thee, Heaven-ly
^^-tS-
ther!
ther
Summer
sfring cakol.
thy
German.
1/
Sura
1.
Heav'n
Yes
2.
3.
Mozart.
17
"I
mer
days
once
ly
love
ere
midst
Thy
^j J^^^
r^r
New- born life

Thy world
This
tion
ere
ra
its
hymn
of
bliss
diant splen-dour ,Flee

is
rais - ing
On
Ev
and beau - ty
^Vfrf
bless
-
Fra-grance
fills
the
Na - ture
Shall our
balm
owns
its
thrill -ing
song
as
,J
J^
cy clouds are
the mead and
er-more will
.^
r- "1"
H4
-^-j J
g4-F^^
hf
X tieav
ti)e
S=i^
hear the children's voi

lit -tie
chil
Christ smiled on
They sing their joy-ous car
.
-|
d^r=f=
blend - ing With
king - dom"Of
sun - shine. Or
r-
^-T^l
.:-H\i
^
is
blos-soms red
ture's God,
God
the
,--
II
J.
:
and white.
of
love.
Thee em-ploy.
days for
^
-----
our
^
'
love,
birds
In
ces
dren.
ols,
ten
and joy,
up - on
!t
I
J-
^T=^M1
P^^
ill/
^.a^^
f^
ravish Choir, No. 1818
4.
1^
der strains up - rise, Their car

ols sweet - ly
to His breast
Of such is Heav-en's
and hearts as free
As winds, and waves, and
.
And drew tham

With
lips
gl
skies,
rest!
tree.
=t=f^
They love the fields and flowers,
The fragrance and the light
And
all this
For them
world of ours
is
ever bright.
rail.
A.
1 II
\=^=tx
I
hymns be - yond
^^
!îS^
JeH^-4F=f
it
ti)iI9rrn's ttoftee.
Gaskill.
f=T=P
3.
--
J.
J"
fi
CHILDREN'S DAT.
Allegro vivo.
All
i^^
Carol 588.
Na
.\J
of love,
Thee em-ploy,
God
fi
/ j^
^
-i^
.\1
m-M^rin
1.
-^
m-
red and white, Paints the
fin-gers ten - der. Paints the blos-soms

in prais-ing Na -ture's God, the
ty,
All
our days for
join
2.
r- "T^
child- like du
Words by Mrs.
*^
2 fc^fcd__#=J
Thee;
to
golden bright Spring with view-less

in
the grove; Shall not we,
too,
we en - joy And
in works of
1
f- -f
^?^r-T=^-=t-^^Q_^r;
F^
air
kiss;
'
^ i^h^^-r^^q-f^-n-HF
M*f- -..-f
are
a
glad
com
more
-
Ting'd with sun-shine
fS
more are coming.
ttusn once
Carol 587.
Words from
They love the name of Jesus,

They trust His tender care,
And all they know of Heaven,
Is
Christ Himself
is
there
Soto pt
Carol 589.
Words by Anna
J. =46.
2.
SPKENG CAROL.
Sow ye
Sow when
Sow, tho'
reap
rain
of
cleft
may
if
toÛt.
'btuiXtt all
Shipton.
be
side
the
the
M. Crament.
J.
be
heaven
ye
wa
all
son
light shed
re - pel
rock
not
de
wea
be
riv
there
ters, Where
Its
eth
When
en.
Where
of
warm and
and
cold
its
For
ry.
scend
In
thee.
dew
the
deth
the
the
the
Spi
rit
sun
lit
may
heav'n
cheer
ster
Ye
shall
For
the
Some
pride ;
breathes o'er
seed
ray,
beams pass
tie
fall;
y
ile
all.
way.
may
hide.
1/
may wound
Sow, though the thorns
Sow when
the
Fear
for
not,
tem
some
pest
low
flour
will
One wore the thorns

For calm - er days
And.though the tares
thee
era,
ish.
for
will
thee
break.
bound.
And,though the
in
dark
seed
Like wil - lows
J:
.9
>U
J^
C
world scorn
nour - ish
cold
-
ness
by
.'^
ed
ters Will
4tzi
2 J
^^
Sow ye
Sow when
Work while
be
side
the
the
of
morn
day
*-
all
wa
break
eve - ning
vine-yard
151
ing
hand up
the
light
last
'-
With
a
In
Ere the
ters.
eth.
eth.
holds
thee.
fall
eth
com
eth.
J'
jL
4.
be
make.
found.
iJ
blessing
and
o'er
ty
shades of
And
With
And
.^
J^
beau
the
J-
the
night come
pray
land:
on
sow thou
hold not
ev - 'ry thou thine
where,
hand,
la-bourer';
work
done.
rs
^sr
J'
Name Him whose

And when the
Lord
And
r-rrrrt:^
TrJ'
ful
shall
scat -tered grain
the
a tempo.
.'!,
wa
the
Pa-tient and hope

A good - ly plant
thee,
is
foiôu0
0on0 once more
Carol 590.
We
Though
4.
foes
While
That
These
glow
The
good
J"
Groser.
once
a thank Thee,
For
2.
3.
ing
en
of
fruits
gold
may
gain
the
Lord, for
throng,Lord,
prom - isesum - mer

make us
sum
yields
mer
ope
voice
us
With
heart
and
an
nual
own
du
to
ty
1.
en
bless
the
glad
the
in
for
let
J^
And
joice
JHas^t
grate
yore,
ring
band.
Day
Chil
toil
er's
store,
ser right
vice
to
bring;
stand;
dren's
Fa
ute
Sav
the
bet
ei
iour.
ter
ler
trib
gain
no
be
pay.
more.
King.
land.
lano.
UnQtvtv.
CAKOL.
1^^
IV
lin
g'rer.And
ma
sea
deck
ny
And many
son
For
^-
mer
k.
ly
the
the
win
ter
grove a
dear de
birds to
J^
1/
night,
spring.
gain;
And
light
sing,
How sweet
^.
We
the
let
f rol
.^
in
roam the
-^
.^
v'ry
the
sil -
ic
to
We
A-
i ^ i
through the plain.

breeze of
a
ry
the
-
i ^
Glide gent
stream - let
snow-drifts And then
mea - dows. And feel
ful
shall
ther,
time
tliott loi)t\S!
MAY
re
round with boun - ties crowned Till

from sin
set
free.
Our
done,
and vie - tory won.
We
Come,May, thou love - ly

True, win - ter days have
But
oh when comes the
^
^v-r-
bright
And
be,
eown
2.
of
es
tering
J.
Carol 591.
Words from the German.
3.
speak.
days
pra
fal
To
birth
to
to
from
loud
nLng powers, We
truth_
way,
down
strain Floats
days, And
strong,
her flowers To
wake
earth shall
hours.these
the
seek,
to
Each
Thine
TiU,
loe fitfng.
CHILDREN'S DAY.
Words by W. H.
long
once
more
round
the
fire
Then come, sweet May,
to
we
ga
clus
ther
ter,
and bring
us
The
Th^
Xor
The
^
A.
?-
flow'- rets
heed the
flow'-rets
^J
m,
fresh and fair

Sweet May once more to
is
whist-ling storm When all with-out
fresh andf fair
We long once more to
wan
wan
Pf y-
..
/^j
-^'^
^
,
y,
der.
^7f
^=^=^
--
r-^
476
der,
drear
And breathe thy balm

Our hearts are
And
breathe the
'\^
air.
air.
bright and warm,
balm
nr^
^^^
Carol 592.
i
'-t
1.
Now
Rbfraik
the
year
is
harvest.
yl.
i^
-^-î-tcrowned with bless
ing.
As
we
gath
ing,
All
His
thank
r
-
er
in
the
grain,
lul
peo
pie
come.
after each verse.
f To
the
Lord
their
fruits bring
first -
j^-J
j-^-i
ailiH
T
-J-.-J-
^"f^
^
'
r^
"' erf
cri
And
our
grate
To
the
Fa
ful
ther
thanks
prais
ex
es
press
sing
,.-iiiJ-U-ii
^^
9A
Loud
we
raise
ing
For
the
joy
jrHf-
gone
days
of
and
toil
^m^4^4^
sad
-ii
ness
Can
not
r=r
-
1
-^
U\
li:
-
har
now
EE^
joy
:i=J
tei
ing.
J-
'ill ^fc^
Jee^êeJ
By
M.
ous
vest
strain,
home.
.^l
our peace
J
stroy
* ^j
Sbgde Refbain
f-T^-^^?
I
T
For
the
hills
are
clothed
i
i
J-
J.
1*3
with glad
J.
ness,
And
r~^r
the
val
leys
shout
for
joy.
,
^
I
Shall not we, whose hearts are swelling

With the thought of former days,
Sing a joyous song foretelling
Future gladness, fuller praise ?
For the cloud the bow retaineth
With its covenant of peace.
That as long as earth remaineth
In the spring the smiling meadows
Donned
P
CTf-?
r-^^T
their robes of living green,
As
the sunshine chased the shadows

Swiftly o'er the changing sceae.
In the summer-time the story
Of a riper hope was told
;
Then the rich autumnal glory

Decked the fields in cloth of
Ref. To the Lord, etc.
Harvest-time shall never cease.

Rep. To the Lord, etc.
gold.
477
lEuvt^ fielotn iu teeming*

Carol 593.
Words by
AV
^r
f-
be
low
^f-
if
Earth
1.
A. W. Hamilton-Gell.
B. Monsell.
J. S.
is
_I
JjF^^r-Y- ;
'
1
t
r
teem
Heaven
ing.
is
bright
'r
r r
brow
Ev
bove;
'ry
is
t)eam
r
ing
*^
p^
t>T;
^tP^
J.
|-4-
-^ r
=^
h-
'^
'
'
1-
'
-+-
^f^
d:=
9,
f-=*=^
,^
1
*
1
In
.^
the light
'
eye
re
-^
>
'ry
i.
^-^
,
Ev-
love;
of
-a
joi
Ev
ces,
'ry thought is
praise.
-4-^^
^s
f ^ ^
^^[^--^Tfj-iY
'
Hap
py hearts and
,j
4^
Glad- den nights and days.
vol -Ices
On
the harvest plain.

Round the wagons laden
With their golden grain,

Swell the happy chorus
On the autumn air.
Unto Him who o'er us
Bends with constant care.
Almighty Father, etc.
And
W^t torn
in xipt
J.
The corn
is
ripe
Thine Fa - ther, is
,
3.
The
year,
4.
But
whilst
by Thee
our
lips
the
reap
for
riv
noint
are prais
er
4.
-0~
Farmer.
s^
-H
^^
'
glow with rud - dy grain. And we must now be

That mak - eth rich the earth Throu,gh Thee,0 gra-cious
the robes ap
now with good ness crowned, Robe d in
Is
Our lives to Thee be - long; With them we would be
ing,
i.
to^t=N=t-i
ing, Field ,
ed,
-
1^1
f^
-I
2.
fot teazling.
HARVEST.
!
1.
precious stores,
its
Rev. C. A. Goodhart
ther,
For the love that brought them

Teeming to our doors.
Almighty Father, etc.
Carol 594.
vS^
Fa
For the sun and showers.

For the rain and dew.
For the nurturing hours
Spring and summer knew
For the golden autumn.
Every youth and maiden
Words by
Al-migh-ty
0,
-4-
_^
-1
î
U
i J.
-\
1
k^H^r-
THE CORN
RIPE FOR REAPING.
IS
T
point
ed.
ing
rais
With voice of joy and sing - ing, Our praise to God shall
Thou on the fur - rows rain ing, Didst make them soft with
With glad nessgird-ed round. We thank Thee for the bless-ing Which meets us on our
A no bler,8weet-er song; One that may sound for ev - er, Whilst earth's great Harvest
keep ing Our har

Giv - er. The bur
vest feast a - gain;

ied seed had birth;
.J.
î
J.
:?-
hU
r?"=g=F^
r-
whilst
show'is;The
way.
And
thirst
^-
z.
J-
-m-.
Thy
en
high
of
^ i
2
-r~M ^F-
1.
Lord
of
2.
As
la
tain
fess
-
r-J
1
our.
With
Rung
-i
imnQ
Hovtf ot f^t
"t
Rain'd bless
ing,Through si ing,
ing.
deav
^
_J
hap
from
ings
lent
py
out
in
-P
sum
the liv
Thy
bor'rs in
''Mr'
har
ing
Their sheaves of
Of
wea - ry
er
den
-^
J.
h;
^~%
L4__i^_-fl
JJ
-^
l^^vttuu
vine-yard
trust
shalt call
:^V
-J-
gold
days
faith -f ul
the
r
grain
Ac
Thee
We
love.
And
us
home,
But
Con
be,
en
for
Where an
plain,
may we
deign with them to

have shared the
to
-^
J.
53
has
tra
la
Thy king-dom from a - bove.

Which makes Thy king-dom come.
ten
vail
-"
1
'
Spirit,
And fill our souls with light.

Clothe us in spotless raiment.
In vesture clean and white
Within Thy sacred temple
Be with
And
when we stand.
Thy people.
us,
sanctify
Throughout
this favoured land.
to bear the
wa
^^
Come down. Thou Holy
gels soon shall
cept these hands to

ask
no
o - ther
tent
^ i
and
-/
Still
o'er
lib
I
I
hearts to
day.
deeds.
to
est
'/'I.J./lf'*M
'',
I
vest, That whit-ens
skies.
mer hours.
hearts
earn
the
HARVEST.
gath
Thou
fj^l-Hl
bur
spring
1.J
Carol 595.
Words by
seed
was
crops main
love
con
come.
song
speeds,
the
.
Who,
rise.
i***
Be with us, God the Father!

Be with us, God the Son
And God the Holy Spirit
I
Oblesst'dThreeinOnel
Make
us a royal priesthood.
Thee rightly to adore.
And fill us with Thy fulness
Both now and evermore
Wit plous^
tf)t UtirtUf
harvest.
Carol 596.
unXi scatter*
Words by Jane M. Campbell.
ffi^'=^
J.
dq ^j
i=H
ill
1
1
A. P. Schulz.
is
fed
J-
--
it
wa
and
tered
by God's
al
might
hand
"^^
tt^
=f=-i^=H
'
ter.
i^
^-^1
The warmth to
swell the
i i
id
The breez
grain,
'
tr
3^
f-^
re - fresh - ing
soft,
A-
gfcfc
T^fT
^feE^
good
gifts
round
us
i
Lord,
111-
He
only
Of
all
the Maker
things near and far
thank
birds are fed

us, His children,
gives our daily bread.
All good gifts around us
Are sent from heaven above,

thank the Lord,
For all His love.
4.
^^
4=t^
^
from heav'n a
bove.
m^
For
Lord,
LJ
J
^ i
love.
-i
Father,
thank Thee, then,
For all things bright and good,
By Him the
Much more to
And
We
:
The winds and waves obey Him,
sent
shine,
nrr^^
is
Then thank the Lord,
i'
the
J.
He paints the wayside flower,

He lights the evening star
He
'
i
i
'.
^^B^
=^==p
-T-j^-
the
snn
/|
lEEEf
Then thank
the
^^^^1=?^
Are
'
'
r-î
and
es,
F^^JT^
^^
All
fe^
f=^
J.
J.
1
'
'
-^:h-*-
rain.
'
Chorus.
iEE5
in
'
-^
r^
~i:i
sends the snow
^
^
X-l
iiz
He
The seed-time and the harvest,

Our life, out health, our food
Accept the gifts we offer,
For all Thy love imparts.
And, what Thou most desirest,
Our humble, thankful hearts.
All good gifts aromid us
Are sent from heaven above,
thank the Lord,
Then thank the Lord,
For all His love.
great
2ri|rfr UitiQU in
0lots;
christmas.
Carol 597.
Words by Selwyn Image.
Allegro. Treble Solo
(verses 1, 3,
and
5).
Martin Shaw.
^"'^"^
'
Solo.
Ciiorcb.
lORCB.
4=4=
d
Ji
f=f=f
1.
2.
3.
Three kings in great glo - ry

ol
her - ses and men. Of hor-ses and men.
In
haste come a Comemon-archs.and en - ter, your Mon-arch is here. Your Mon-arch is here, Doflf crowns, on the
Then Sim -pie and gen -tie, and fool-ish and wise, And fool-ish and wise, Come a-dore the great
P-4-
1^
-J-
J-
^^F
EESd3d=at^ i
EE
Allegro.
Senza Fed.
Chorus.
Fed.
^^^^^^
"it
Senza Fed.
Solo.
-i
i^^
r f=r=r_
3=
mountain and fen, O'er mountain and fen For their King is
a - wait-iug, and lo they would
bare sod fall down and re - vere. Fall down and re - vere For the best you can of - f er is
lit - tie
I
Lord of the earth and the skies, The earth and the skies; Who deigns for us all on this night to be
riding
o'er
'.^TTff
And
bring.
10
trow. Is
lit
they would bring. The best of their treas-ure to give to their King,To give to their King,
I
trow,To the Lord GodofHeav'n you're a-kneeling to now, A-kneeling to now.
born, This night that is fair - er than mid-sura-mer morn.Tlian mid summer morn.
-tie,
born.This night to be
J^M
is
^f^
^rîUj i^m
^-J|J.
m =q^
(i -9* r
*>
Fed
r~
^-^Hi^
^^=^
Senza Fed.
i==t:
r^
.
-J-
^^
(^ SI/
^^m
-^^
^^^
fcs
PedJi
r-r
m.
three kings in great glory.

(Verses
Solo.
2 &
Chorcs.
4.)
2.
4.
Poor shep-herds lie

Come, shep-herds.and
hud
fear
died
to
not.
He
night
on
will
not
the
des
To
plain,
-
on
night
He
pise.
the
des
not
will
plain,
Their
pise
The
I
Senza Fed.
Senza Fed.
Chobcs.
J
p=f=
J
I
jJ^
~ar~Fr
^=f=T=^-ipf=5
From dan
and
For
sil - ly sheep guarding from dan -ger and pain,

gifts that you bring Him, tho' rude in men's eyes,
-ger
Tho' rude
the wolves howl a

He's not ar
pain.
men's eyes.
in
See,
gSteE^
s
g5^r-rrTc=r
Chokes.
fc^
Senza Fed.
Solo.
E^
=*=r=f
round them, and

rayed here in
Ped.
^î
rhht^
t=1=
i=t
g
f-
'B
V-
bit
ter
the
air.
And
bit
ter
the
pur
pie
and
gold,
In
pur
pie
and
air.
That blows
o'er
Lamb
lies
gold, God's
the
as
^^
^^
m
h^j=
^=t
^f
giite
?E
^;ar^~t
si
if"=^=?
:
rChorus.
M^
All
fro
As
lamb
Se7iza Fed.
=t3t
snow
field
all
zen
and
bare.
e,
All
AH
fro
help
less
as
of
your
fold.
As
lamb
i^fe
nr
ip^
and
your
f^=^
fei
-J&--
iffi=g:
ISEE
-b^
^T-r-^=^
ig
4.
1^
irr
I
p
J
482
f^
bare,
fold.
iC*
Xlfno on,
Carol 598.
Words by Rev. H.
ei^rf fiitmao l$rU0
jê f O|?ou0
A. E. Brown.
G. Batterson.
Allegro moderato. J
69.
1.
mf
2.
3.
4.
Ff^^^ggSig
.
on
on
Christ,"
hap
ho
Ring
.Ring
.Ring
Ring
.
is
'.?r-^^
on
on!
on!
on
I
What tale of
What peace from
.With ho
.
O'er
born For
hill
sin
ful
men
'Tis Christ-mas
on
on!
on!
on!
What
What
With
O'er
Now pleads
for
men
will not cease,

Rinf; out again
Ring on, ye gladsome, etc.

morn,
on
on!
on!
on
=t=q
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
J J V
" The
on
on
onl
on!
Peace
Oh,
In
a-gain! Ring out
tale of love your mu - sic tells. Ring

peace from out your clan-gour wells, Ring
holy joy the clam-our swells. Ring
hill and dale,thro' wild-est
dells, Ring
Ring on, ye gladsome Christmas Bells

Ring on
Ring on
'Tis " mercy mild '*^the sound foretells.
Ring on! Ring on!
The " Prince of peace "
He
mu
clan
sic tells, Ring

gour wells, Ring
ly
clam- our swells, Ring
and dale. Through wild-est dells, Ring
love your
out your
joy
the
Bells! King
Bells! King
py Christ- mas Bells Ring
ly Christ- mas Bells Ring
mf[,
X'''F?"12^rySIn?ol^'ir-lT'dS^^
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
on!
on!
on!
on!
^^^'yP
.
joy -ous Christ- mas

- ry Christ- mas
nier
ye
ye
:|^=^
f
on!
ye
^B^^gJ
-t=t
on
Ring
King
King
Ring
on
on!
on!
onl
a-gainlRing
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
on!
onl
on!
onl
Ring on, ye peaceful Christmas Bells!

Ring on
Ring on
Tell of the hope that in us dwells,
Ring on
Ring on
I
To Jesus now
All ranks of men
In worship bow,
Rinp out again
Ring on, ye peaceful, etc
UttU toton ot mtÛ'^tm
CSTOl 599.
Words by
^
t-
î
h^
"
1.
mf 2.
lit -
town
is
born
ho
<J
5 T^n
J
r
-r
J
r
lent
;J
i^
r^rsleep
an
en
si
in,
^m
-i
ag=
to
great glad
ip^
r
r
The hopes and fears of
birth
And
of
sin.
tell;
r*r
Light;
ly
prais
Where meek
come
'
I
-'
No
()
&
may hear His
com
the Christ-mas
an
'
all
f-yt-ff
Are met
the years
f f
2.
3.
a
a
a
a
v-r-^
CHRISTMAS.
may be used for the
This tune also
'
r-
song
song
song
song
of
of
of
of
Beth
Sb^
And peace
hem.
reth.
lee.
le
Naz
Gal
Cal
va
an
all
ev
seas
ris
And
And
And
gels
of
the
bade
its
took our
the world to - day

ery heart may grow
roll,
of trou-ble
en from the grave,
4.
But
The
men
to-night,
on earth.
ters
in.
el!
Of
r^
.le -
Him who walk'd up Him who hung up -
the
air
Boy
still
-
way
sus' birth
-k^
4=t
less
waves be
sins
of
the news that
sing of fragrant
Of
Of
5e?e
n
in
sin
ife
Twj
The
light that st
shone
For
now theflow'rs
For though, like waves
He who died
For
and peace
on earth
^ i
^^
Bamby.
And
thee
on
Beth
le-hem
Fills
of
Naz
on
on
Gal
Cal
a-reth
i-lee,
Dark
The
Now spread the fame of His dear Name On

When faith has heard the Mas-ter's word, Falls
And Christ our Lord, by heav'n a-dored, Is
'^
^,4d^
c=*
^p
The
ing,
gels
/.
Of shep-herds watching there.

Of sun - ny days of
joy,
Of lake and woods and hill,
Its
glo - ry and dis - may
ry,
W-
to
p=> r^TTenn
tTf
flow - ers' breath.

on
the sea
the tree
in
to;
preceding Carol.)
r r
IXC!
fe
t-^ them From
came
I
ein0 a sono of yitttiXt^tm.
Louis F. Benson.
sing
sing
sing
sing
The dear Christ en

Our Lord Em-man
t==t
1.
and
J
?
irk streets shi - 'neth

thy dark
ing stars,
geth
ear
hear
We
es sing
to God the King,
souls will receive Him still.
us,
a -bide with us,
i to
Carol 600.
iieu.
sin,
J.
Words by
im-parts to
,J
)rf "Ttf
J
rrtr
'
So God
fei^
i=t
'
ing
dings
'
While mor - Uls sleep the

!
^^^=^_t^3s.
ti -
pray :(cr)Cast out our
.r^J ^
day. (/)
world
this
r-^1
His heav'n.
of
in
bove.
given
go
by;
Yet
in
won-d'ring love. (/)
morn
us
lie
in
rr^/i
ev - er - last
ho
claim the
thee
all
T=f
ings
see
er'd
'
bove thy deep and
lent stars
The bless
Be born
hearts
ter
The
keep Their watch of
gels
hu - man
F=^
dream-less
gath
A.'
/
?
we
The won - drous gift is

De-scend to
us, we
r- -+r
^-
still
And
ly,
I
H. Redner.
L.
rrlT-rt-
ry.
Beth - le - hem
of
Ma
si
rH
How
Beth -lehem!
of
of
how
lent - ly,
- ly Child
si -
n^4.
tie
For Christ
^tr^
F3= -i
'if-
How
mp3.
,j
CHRISTMAS.
BinJiop Pfiillips Brooks.
In
va-ry
_els sing
al
Is
waj'.
all
the winds that blow,
peace up - on the soul,
might- y
now to save.
A.
m
I
I
'
an angels
sri)e u'^tpiitvrfH iiatr
Carol 601.
Words by
CHRISTMAS.
C. G. Rossetti.
J. C. Bridge.
gî
-'^-^-
The
1.
Lord
Those
2.
3.
4.
5.
T^
Christ watch
Lord, bring
frTpl
for
I
an
is
my
sus
herds
thro' the
es
me, His
near - er
me
an
lit
day
ly
tie
by
me
my
So
dian,
night
Sat
lamb. Cares
day.
Till
:S
ing
The
gel,
Guar
lone
can
-
had
- tie child.
But what have I,
lit
star
a
To guide me
had
a
The lambs lie in His bo
som A - long life's
no - thing lack
by their sheep,(cr)Un -til they saw the heav'n-ly host
Who nei - ther
That I
may be His own inheav'n;So
day and night.
an - gels
ry.
voice u - nite, (cr) And sing my Glo - ry, glo
With an - gels
men
herds
^m
wise
watch
S^
rr?
gi^
ft
shep
Je
shep
home from
dan-gerous
tire nor
clad
clad
in
in
m-Ff
far,(cr)
track:
sleep,
white
? %=t
*i=-iF^
Where glad
wil
The
All
Shall
sing
sing
white.
4.
stars
ful
sing
their
Glo
Glo
ry,
glo
ing
to
lambs that
-
ry,
ry,
ge
go
p=
ther.
glo
glo
giv'n
=*=*
to
And
He,
ry,
In
ry,
For
Thee, Thro'
stray
are ?
sing - ing an - gels
bleed-ing,brings them back.
ti
val
they
keep.
fes
the
height.
my sake in
height.
all
the heav'n - ly
eatol uiotttis tatol.

Carol 602.
CHRISTMAS..
Edward
Words by Fanny Crosby.
a.
ol,
ol,
ol,
sweet
sweet
weet
eet
sw
car
car
car
ly
ly
ly
ri
-._i
'#
3^
ol,
ol.
ol.
:_J
Car
Car
Car
1.
2.
111
'
Sav-iourborn
to
u^/1
day; Bear the joy-ful

throng, O'er
the vales of
time; Hark! the bells are
As when the An gelThe hap - py Chr ist-mas

-
ings,
Ju
dah,
bear them far - a - way!

woke the heav'n-ly song
mer - ry, mer - ry chime;
r^
:Q
wm
1^
L-J
Car
Car
Car
:t^=^
in
loud-est
sweet
sweet
sweet
car
car
car
ly
ly
ly
mo
ol,
Till earth's re
bound
Shall
ol,
ol.
Good-will,and Peace.and Love,

Ye shin -ing ones a-bove.
Glo Sing
test
U^
^=^
^=^^
Chorus.
And
VUJUX
i-j-
cho back the sound,

To God who reigns a - bove.
numbers. Oh, sing re - deem-ing Love
e
\
r
'
ol,
Car
Tivgîn
Carol 603.
Words
ol,
ol,
ol,
nr^
-^
^^
hear themigh-ty cho-rus

ry
in the high - est.
peal -ing Their
=ps=l
fe
1
L-i
-J-.
m=^
Oh,
tid
p
\
Bunnett.
Car-ol,sweet-ly
car
ol
most puvt.
CHRISTMAS.
Traditional
Traditional.
ii#^ ^
P5
1.
At
But
2.
in
when they
had
most pure,
Vir - gin
Beth - lem
en
rt -J^
-a
ba
Ma
by
as
ry
to
peo
pie
so
-i-
J-J
it
be
er
ty
was
did
-J-.
\-
hath
geth
migh
J
Jew
as
ry
tered
the
pro
ci
ci
the
_^
fel.
pass,
Ihere,
To
phet
do
ty
ty
there
so
Hath brought forth
tell,
Where Jo
was
fair,
num
^=J5=^
be
Re
our
be
seph and
And
there to
That
Jo
i.
deem
tax
Ma
er
ed
ry,
seph
and
ber
of
nsi
from the bon - dage of

one
with ma - ny
whose sub - stance was
^
I
'
u'
A VIRGIN MOST PURE.
zgîQ
Which
For
Could
Cae
ion
sar
com-mand-ed
in
the
-'
dam's transgress
find
inn
has wrap
the
there
no
i_i^JLJ
Thus were they constrained
in a stable to lie
cattle they usfed to tie.
Their lodging so simple they took it no scorn.
And there the next morning the Saviour was born.
Cho. Aye and
in
so:
Aye and
Then God sent an angel from heaven so high

To certain poor shepherds in fields where they
Cho. Aye and

7
therefore, etc.
There presently after the shepherds did spy

A host of bright angels come forth from the sky,
So joyous their song which they sweetly did sing.
" All glory to God both our Peace, and our King.'
Cho. Aye and therefore, etc.
Ernest H. Smith.
IIr
Whilst Bethle - hem's

m/2.
A throng of
1.
To
lie.
longer in sorrow to stay.

Because that our Saviour was born on this day.
christmas.
i
I
there
.J
Leslie Bainbridge.
m=
3.
at
therefore, etc.
Carol 604.
mp
ing
And bade them no
of all glory to this world was brought,

Small store of fine linen to wrap Him was wrought,
When Mary had swathed her young Son so sweet.
Within that ox manger she laid Him to sleep.
Cho. Aye and therefore, etc.
i-
The King
Words by
us
all:
Where only dumb
ped
same should be
lodg
Bethle
hem
herds
shep
an
quick
kept
then
shep
gels
the
'^1
-
f-
All
thro'
Their
voi
their flocks
be - gan
herds ran
^=^
i^m
iSi
I
from
ground
in
^^
1^1
1/
the heavens drew near

the
shep - herds lay
a
low - ly shed.
and
To
With
the
tar - lit
ces sweet
to
this won - drous
To
sud
hear
Ma
was
den
their songs
-
J=^
ry,
Moth
J>
their
of
er
f^-f
^^
r
a
on
ed
r-
Good
fraid.
high''
Th'en
high
To
news
-
rap
glo
come
I
-
tured
ry
se
-
raphs
their
i
^
J.
_r
I
1
ff
born
A Sa - viour and a King,
All hail
the
to men.
new-born King,
that day Their Sa - viour.Christ the
Lord.
f
is
4,
r-
to
-
fy
fi^-'r-^
Hôminum
Carol 605.
HanTveSt
CHRI8TMA.S.
Words by Lionel Johnson.
Martin Shaw.
m/D
Sop. Solo.
n,
1.
2.
3.
4.
Bro
^
pi
di
ther.
Lev
Christ,
Come
Suows
Laud
ty
hathCbrist's
the land
in
the
In
the
stalls
His
a
peo
God
go
Now
'-
'
'gar-
^
\
alT^
^-
ll
Je
He
lem,
well,
have,
gold
on
night;
dy
ing
men
to
save,
=t
-r
>^
=?
of
pie
Beth
le
Is
ra
ry,
comes
eth
to
a
His
J-^^
J:
To
On
-I
35
and
Now
hem. Then
el,
pi
the
kiss
Gn
<
Us,
tiles
ry
the
on
and
^n*
J
King
mg
be
from
cap
J-
of
yond
^^m
And
Glo
bring
ty
Gold
dead
light:
grave,
we
leave
And
our dear
the
tives
Beth
le
Is
Light
of
from
the
^j^
-A_ti
^J
4th verse only.
.... hath had

.... comes our
.... Death thou
\r
snow,
will
Borne,
God
Lo
ci
cov
high
glo
fc=
Moth
from the
On
Comes
er:
est:
....
....
Carol 606.
(Last Nigut as I Lay Sleei-ino.)

CHRISTMAS.
Solo. Treble or Trebles.

Quiet though distinct.
Charles Vincent.
î^^^fe3^^^^=?^?^
1.
Last night
as
lay sleep
ing.
When
all
my prayers were said,
With my
Legato.
guar-dianAn
gel keep
my
a-bove
His watch
ing
head.
heard His sweet voice
^^fe
kj ^rrrp^^t^^^frH
ca
Chris
rol-ing.
Full soft
t^
men
tian
r^
ly
my
on
ear,
song
for Chris
tian boys
to sing.
For
*
to
hear.
Ps
I
Parish Choir, No. 1843-4
-,
^"QCC
THE ANGKL'8 SONG.

The Anoel'a
.g;
"Thy bo - dy be
"My- self, and all
"He bow'd to all
2.
3.
4.
"Like
shield thee
saw the
year
not
m
mtXl4-J^-m
5.
Sono.
Cantabile.
by
Him
from
shep
year
thine own,
be
true,
at
the
rest,
dear boy. Thy soul
heav'n-ly host, Were keep
fe_jjnilE3
^^P
-W/h
:^:3t
The ho
Then told
He
And
And
And
all
Most
in
Th ine own
did
still
Him
He
be
full
breathe pure words

the sheep
.
no
that
cent
is
of
in
in.
ho
-
Seek
fold.
and
I'll
And
And
ly
love;
with-
bove.
ly.
.
^^^ ma
UJi
:^
nigh, The sea - son of

ly Christ - mas tide
is
ti - dings of
joy - ful cry, The
not come
to strive
or cry. But ren - der'd from
when Christ-mas- tide draws nigh,
sing thou of
we them with
free
from sin;
watch of
old;
was
and low
be
ing
meek
^m
ttM;
9 î-r^>^?7
ther's will. And

be pure, Like
His Fa Like Him
the world's an - noy,

herds at
their posts,
His thoughts were still
And so
se - cure
.
3=*:
Christ's
Christ's
His
Je
Mai
birth.
birth.
birth
sus' birth.
*^ ^wie
n7
607.
r.0,.^1
Carol
^=^ ^-d^V^
Words by Eec E. H.
i
Still
2.
.,-^
sin
To
the earth.
sic
'!
L/
^1
wea
p;a u
ry
?^î
r-^
i/
From an
furl'd:
And
mf
For
still
bend-ing
heav'nly
gels
their
earth,good-will
and low
sad
"
."
to men
ly plains
To hear the
The blessed
^r
the angels sing.
#n
old.
:^
weary road,
Carol 608.
bel sounds
'
rest beside the
pp And hear
Ba-
^ EP^
beneath life's crushing load.

Whose forms are bending low.
Who toil along the climbing way
With painful steps and slow
cr Look now, for glad and golden hours
Come swiftly on the wing
ye,
dim O
rh^
sol-emn still-ness lay

o'er its
\^]PP
I^-J"
P--^
cleat,
gold: "Peace on
the
world.
A-bove its
harps of
touch their
all
the
O'er
floats
King ;" The world in

From heav'n's all-gracious Kint
wing.
And ev - er
They bend on hovering wing
p 3
J"
came up - on the mid -night clear, That glo-rious song of

through the clo-ven skies they come,With peaceful wings un
near
mu
tlje mfUniglit
upon
^
chkistjias.
Sears.
an-gels
an-gels
sing.
sing.
J -rj
=F=^
r^r
the days are hastening on.

By prophets seen of old.
When with the ever-circling years,
Shall come the time foretold,
When the new heaven and earth shall own
The Prince of Peace their King,
And the whole world send back the song
Which now the angels sing.
lo
Btttilti^tm*^ uiitnt piuin

CHRISTMAS.
^^PS
M. Hornabrook.
"
On
1.
2.
3.
The
"In
9i
T-*F
-^
I
lent
Beth-lehem's si
sim - pie shep-herds
swad - dling clothes the
plain.
stars shone
eartsWere
babe Shall
^
1^
The
filled
be
with
ar
bright, While faith

fear:
For
lol
rayed.
And you
f ul
an
shep-herds watched Their

an - gel stood
A -
shall find
Him
in
-=--1
:P^^
P-
=r?
flocks>
by
night.
there.
laid."
mong them
man - ger
And
as
they
"Fear not," the
And
lo!
watching lay
an -gel
shin-ing
said,
host
Up - on the
" Gwod news I
Was with Him
ground,
glo - ry came from
bring. This night to you
is
there. And filled with songs of
And now on Christmas Eve,

When stars are bright.
heaven.
born
praise.
9t
f^
And
shone
The
Sav
mid
4.
a
-
iour
night
round,
King.'
air.
We
sing with joy the song

They sung that night
Glad tidings of great joy
Proclaim again
Of peace upon the earth.
Good will to men.
Û
are on eDristmas
(tiilTrren
Carol 609.
on Christmas Eve' As
Ail children are
j_j3^_il,-;3j^
San
iBtir.
A HOME CAROL.
ta Glaus
to
How
see.
bu
ve
sy
can
be
They
hang their
lit
tie
ful they
must
be
To have them
stout
mauy a
has
Glaus
ta
To
toy.
ôoDf
^
h-r-^
WhT- i
l-
ly-i
tie
lit
J^
J.
dream-
ers,
vis
f&-+r -^
j_
"T^'l
L
^^-
'v
iÂ^
^'
to bed,
Or
1 hear
the
a -way they'll)
else
^^
1M3 4.
"
U
and bright
gl
î
TSan
Of
1^1
^'
H-.
<
t*
ta Glaus
and
-^^=F=H
l^
1^
'I
angels guard your slumbers
/.I
r
till
;i^î
f=^^^
May be sung
t A-J
-:
lento.
A::i^\f-^.ui
Parish Choir, No.
'
f4^
May
F^^-^-Lf^
ions fair
^'
^1
Christmas Bring joy to you this night;
'
May
piu
in
Hush Hark
N-J
y-i
Good aight,dear
you
throng.
nf0||t*'
^^
ibH-f!
T
V ^ft-&- -[
get
ry
non troppo.
Allegretto
-9~p
mer
please this
Now quickly
tiny rein-deer Come pattering on the snow;
up For
and strong For
'
San-
stock-inga
,j
ry care
as
after the preceding Carol.
492
^
the
.-J
^
'
dawn of
<l
light.
^"J^J-
.^
Wifftn
(StUtCet toas fiotn of
Carol 610.
inats^ free*
CHRISTMAS.
Arthur n. Brown.
fT
When
1.
2.
The
3
4.
Christ was born

Herds-men be - held
King
is
come
Then, dear Lord,
of
these
to
I.I
for
^
mirrn^^^^^^^='^^^^^^
1
ri
ri

4-
pii>
0%_
zMm-j
/hr^-i
s'
p.
[^
^
r
*
"V
f.
J
-^
<9
V(J
jr
Jp__i
i
J
s
^ _*
-^
f- --^.
-J-f
j
?
-Jr1
J.,
1
1
Ma
In Beth
An - gels bright,To them
save man-kind.
As
Thy great grace.Grant us
ry
free,
that fair ci - tie.

An - gels sang there with mirth
born
ap-pear
ing with great light. Who said God's Son is
in Scrip- ture truths we
find,There-fore this song we have
iu bliss to
see
Thy face, That we may sing to Thy
le
hem
pi
ex
In
Chorus
^m
T-Li^r
"
-
eel
m r.n
sis
ex
'
eel
Glo
sis
eel
sis
ex
eel
sis
Glo
J^-l
r-
f^-4
In
- ri
ex
eel
-^^
I"
sis
Glo
ri
LJ^ji ^ i
=F=f:
4.
lace,
ex
In
ri
i=t:
In
mind,
-
ms
rcr^^J ^J^"cf5
a.
J=tu^f-fH-^
^^=^
m^
m^
night,
ff.
-i
"
in
so
After each verse.
In
ri
ri
fe
to
rr
//
Glo
^
A^
glee,
'
Glo
'
A A^
1
jL'
and
jL
jL
A.
f^
Sn
fiiorrotn anTi in ioant*
Carol 611.
Words by Dean Farrar.
CHRISTMAS.
Bridge, Mus. Doc.
J. F.
1.
2.
3.
4.
1.
2.
3.
4.
In
For
sor
In
For
sor
row and
row and
i
1.
In
sor
2.
For
Him
4.
^^^=^
1.
2.
3.
4.
in want,
Him the shepherd band

He came with roy - al grace.
Low lies Thy era - died Head,
N
3.
want,
iu
Him the shep - herd band Have

He came with roy - al grace,
Low lies Thy era - died Head,
He eame
Low lies
In
His
Thou
^-
row and
in want,
the shepherd band
- al
grace.
Thy era - died Head,
with roy
row and
sor
A
Have
in
A
His
Thou
want,
Him the shepherd band

He eame with roy al grace.
Low lies Thy era -died Head,
For
Have
Have
His
Thou
*-
the win
mid
their lone
eest gifts
left
choi
bless
ter wild,
ly fold!
to give,
The
The
Di-vine,
The
ed Child
K
the
win
,.
In
ehoi
bless
the
left
their lone
win
led
--.
""-^-^-''
-d-
The Mo- ther-Maid, in Beth-lehem's Inn,Brought forth her first -born

in-cense,myrrh,and
The star- led wor - ship - pers for Him Bring
In
ten - der ness of
love
He came To teach our souls to
The wreath of thorns must twine a -round That ten -der brow of
ter wild,
ly fold,
to give,
The
The
Di-vine,
The
ter wild,
ly fold!
to give,
l)i-viue.
The
The
ed Child
mid
ter wild,
ly fold I
to give,
Di - vine,
their lone
cest gifts
left
in Beth-lehem's Inn, Brought forth her first - born

in-cense, myrrh, and
wor-ship -pers for Him Bring
der - ness of
love
wreath of thorns must twine a -round That ten -der brow of
ther-Maid,
ten
-.
mid
Mo-
star
choi- cest gifts

bless - ed Child
In
Mo-
ther-Maid, in Beth-lehem's Inn,Brought forth her first - born

in-cense,myrrh,and
led wor - ship - pers for Him Bring
der - ness of
to
love He came
To teach our souls
wreath of thorns must twine a -round That ten - der brow
of
star
ten
q
mid
the win
their lone
cest gifts
left
Choi
bless
ed Child
In
The
J..
S^
ther-Maid, in Beth-lehem's Inn.Brought forth her first - born

in-cense,myrrh,and
led worship - pers for Him Bring
der - ness of
love
of
wreath of thorns must twine a -round That ten - der brow
ten
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IN SORROW
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For
He came
live.
But
;j-n
p
r
love.
in
low
and
life,
ly
1,.
ye hum - ble souls,

the mid -night skies
Be
Child,
gold,
Thine
yH*
f.
suf - fer and

To
Through Thee are dear
grief,
and home.
Child,
gold,
-J
Be
glad,
For
II im
hum
He came
live.
Thine! But
-^
love.
tê
mid
in
low
and
life,
ly
grief.
To
forth
suf
to
er
And
fer
are
dear
your way With

gel wings, That
to
er
That
die,
far.
And
That
die,
far.
-f^
on
an
and
songs
and home,Through Thee
fM
^-
J -J
ble souls. Sing

night skies Flash
your way With

gel wings ,That
Sing songs up - on
Flash forth with an
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F
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i^
19
Child.
gold.
Be
glad.
For
Him
live.
He
came
in
Thine
But
love
and
inra
Sing songs
Flash forth with
ble souls,
midnight skies

low - ly grief,
t^ê
on
an
your
way With
gel
to
er
wings That
die, That
To suf fer and

Through Thee are dear
and home
life,
And
far.
^
Be
Child.
lum
glad
For
Him
He
came
in
Thine! But
love.
and
t^ê
- ble souls, Sing

mid-night skies Flash
,ow
life,
ly grief,
To
fer
on your way With

an - gel wings .That
and to die, That
are
dear
songs
forth
suf
^Pth
-
and home, Throng hThee
^^
er
And
far,
"*^j
r
1
g
^
joice, re-joiee, Tour
man-ger
in
we might rise from

lives
;j-^J^J|j.
re
sin
laid
He
and death,To
mor-tal men may be
of
r A
As
f^
Lord
J'
is
^-Tfg
-tie
the King of kings!

Him on high.
pure as an -gels are,
with
Babe
m=t=t
tie
lives
of
re
Babe
we might
in
from
rise
mor
is born
to-day To .the King of kings! He
with Him on high.
In
pure as an -gels are; Then
Lord
He
is
To
As
live
E3
Uj-jL
Your
'
Lord
He
is
To
As
is
born
the King
with
pure as
Him
Lord
born
live
an
to-day
To
kings!
He
of
-
on high,
gels
M ^î^^
are
In
Then
E^
heart and voice

lit -
^ t
^Sa^JU^^ ^
born to-day! Your
re -joice.rejoice. Your Lord is born to-day!

in man-ger laid He
is
the King of kings!
we might rise from sin and death,To live with Him on high;
lives of mor - tal men may be
As pure as an - gels are,
lit
is
live
1-
-J
Ei^
i
p=t=t:t=t
heart and voice
P
J-
m
heart and voice
lit -tie Babe
i i
tal
joice.rejoice. Your Lord is born to - day!

man-ger laid He
is
the King of kings!
sin and death. To
live with Him on high;
men may be As pure as an -gels are.
uV
re
He
is
is
the King
to
of
day To
He
kings!
with Him on high,

In
pure as au- gels are; Then
To
i^S
joice.re -joice. Your Lord is born to day

lit - tie Babe
in man-ger laid He
is
the King of kings
we might rise from sin and death,To live with Him on high;
lives of mor - tal meu may be
As pure as an - gels are,
heart and voice
Your
live
tlJj.Ji' J
Your
J'
to - day
of kings!
He
Lord is born
is
the King
To
As
with Him on high,

pure as an - gels are;
live
To
He
In
Then
AKD
IN SORROW
IN WANT.
t4
day
love for you, The choirs of Heaven are sounding forth.Their joy - ous Hal - le
bit - ter Death? Thy vie - to - ry,
to savelWhere is thy sting,
a-bove, And join the souls His cross hath saved In hymns of endless
of light
lay, With heart and voice, re -joice, re - joice, Your Lord is born
their an - gel
to
ralL
J.
in
lu!
He came
came.
grave?
love,
day!
day
in
their
join
an
The
you.
for
to
love
came, lie came

realms of light
choirs of
Heaven are sounding !orth,Their joy
bove.
And
lay.
With
gel
day
join
J-
n,}^^^m
He came
join
The
for you,
to save
choirs of
ealm on
Edward
of night
les - tine
T-r
stretch
ho
fHer
i..nv
ver-man
sa
r-
comes
cred glo
ho
rles there.
lier
A4U
calm.
plains,
Ce
high.
O'er
love.
day
Int
grave ?
love,
6^1
-(5i-
les
the
f f- r
J*r
f
r
r
r
choirs from courts a-bove Shed
blue depths of
Ga - li - lee There
,
tial
^
i=M=h^.
^
-I
'
JtjL
palm.
5^
m
r
This day shall Christian tongues be mute.
And Christian hearts be cold?
i
men,
catch the anthem that from heaven

O'er Judah's mountains rolled.
When burst upon that listening night
The high and solenm lay,

" Glory to God on earth be peace
Salvation comes to-day I"
!
air.
From heaven's eternal King!"

Light on thy hills, Jerusalem
The Saviour now is born
And bright on Bethlehem's joyous plains
Breaks the first Christmas morn.
4.
eS t^
their
ICi^
God I" the sounding skies

Loud with their anthems ring,
iJ5
3 " Glory to
to the earth, good-will to
Hopkins.
^m
j=5 ^^^m
^^T^r-T^fff^^-
" Peace
lul
grave ?
I
I
And an - gels with their sparkling lyres Make music on the
And Sha - ron waves in sol - emn praise. Her si - lent groves of
=F=^
tied
spring from on
,j
ffi
gi*
sil
Day
J.
heav'n sme-lo -dious strains, Where wild Ju - de

Send back the glad re - ply; And greet, from all
IjT
es
far
ly heights,The
a
^3E
Jn:|J|J n\
;.ij
;:j i.-uii
9^
mf
^^
êeS
m
i^gg=jS=nJz
r^T^
f=?n^
I
day
CHRISTMAS.
Calm on the list-'ning ear

The ans-w'ring hills of Pa
love,
UuitnitiQ tuv of niQUU
t)ie
Sears.
m^îi=t!^r-fîjt]
III Come
^
tfTT
grave?
Heaven are sounding
Carol 612.
lul
less
to rail..
Words by Edmund H.
2.
le
forth, Their joy - ous Hal - le

IWhere is thy sting, O bit - ter Death ? Thy vie - to - ry,
of light
a - bove, And jom the souls His cross hath saved In hymns of end - less
their an - gel
lay, With heart and voice, rejoice, re - joice.Tour Lord is born
to
love
in
came,
realms
1.
end
born
Became
J. J
day
ry,
love for you. The choirs of Heaven are sounding forth,Their joy - ous Hal - te
to savelWhere is
thy sting,
bit - ter Death? Thy vie - to - ry,
of light a - bove. And join the souls His cross hath saved In hymns of
end - less
their an - gel lay. With heart and voice, rejoice, re - joice, Your Lord is
born
to
rail.
,/->-.
in
ous Hal
^_
J.
came.
realms
is
thy sting,
bit - ter Death? Thy vie - to
join the souls His cross hath saved In hymns of
heart and voice, rejoice, re - joice. Your Lord is
savelWhere
SiinQ of iâitren iUat^*

Carol 613.
CHRISTMAS.
Words by
French Noel.
Rev. F. G. Lee.
indante.fy
^ J
\
Sing of Mai
Sing of Mai
Sing of Mai
1.
2.
3.
Ma Ma
Ma -
den
den
den
And
And
ry,
ry,
ry,
Now
a^
1
cres.
, .
p.
"
-
h_
giv
-
Ly
Ere
God,
ing
the
on
Mass
net
In
to the In
to the In
Let
Let
Fair
tion
-
ling.
fh-
er,
J^-^
'^
bet
ter
in
wt
-p
it
ceive.
straw.
sung.
tt0 tDe
Eve;
f
L
fant greet.
fant sing.
fant kneel,
In
And
And
'r
And
XX
^.
-T
r
'^
the mid
at
night
E
r
t
^
^r
4-
L'
^*
mtmt
wor - ship be - fore

bring
love
Him
Him
of
gifts
Him
rich
with faith ful
fall,
And
let
us
store,
love.
Let
us
hon
And
let
our
pay
-
Him
our
our
joy
Otis
Glad hymns in the Infant's laud.

Sing we to Him while we may.
In heaven, where He is throned as God,
1
I
hom
In
an
fant King
On
age meet,
1
themspeal,
With
For
this
ti
II is
praise for
Him who
ev
er
reigns a
val.
more,
Our
service
He
will pay.
bove.
Be we to the Infant true.

While we are dwelling on mould.
will give us our wages due,
A crown of purest gold.
And He
Glad praise and high thanksTo wor - ship thy Cre -
Sing of Maiden Mary,

Once a Virgin poor,
David's Royal Daughter,
Eden's Lily Flower.
Sing aye of Maiden Mary
Kneeling on the sod.
And pray that we may see her
Near the Throne of God.
-r-
is
'
T- '/c
-r-^
re
the
sen
fJ-.=^L^_
J
r
Kneel thee down

awe
When the lamps are hung,
-^#s-
snow
the
2.
3.
ry
Carol 614.
Words by
Ma
-I
Thou,
ing.
T
h
1^-^
^^ -\
-r
ing,
tor
hJ
I'
kneel
den
ry's ho
ry's cho
the
-*->v
^T-T~g
drous In - car - na the wreaths are spark
-^
^T-^
^
1
irhen
-t
4^ ^
on
v,
:
J-
r
r
of Mai
sing
Child.
1-
we keep our Christmas, And
As
gleams
ly
^1
-1
Spouse;
Yes
deep
-^ fe
-i.
cres.
High and sole -be -got - ten. MaLov - ing f 03 - ter - fa - ther Ma -
of Christ our Lord,

of Jo - sephtoo.
the hoi
W^t
come
out
to birth
to take,
O
O
snotii lies tucci^.

CHRISTMAS.
Carol 615.
Words by Selwyn Image.
Andanle con moto.
Geoffrey Shave.
TEKoa Solo
coll
coll
Verses
1.
The snow
lies
thick
4.
But
but
seel
au
au
see,
dan
de
tes
Do
n-j^l
/n
up
on
the Child's
mi
mi
mus Do
1 and 4)
jium.Let's run
num., The sim
*^:i
i-l
lodg
He
ing but
for-gets
sta
for
ve
seel Where ox
love The glo
ble,
ry
and ass
-
ry
of
earth To- night, when God

is
pret - ty hands stretch
the
a -
wake His
1
to
pie
give
Him
gifts
^/T
greet
His
ing.
we Bring Him; Yea,
fei
His courtiers be. The Might -y

His home
a-bove, Nor cares but
Lord
on
in
ly
W^-
er - ty Laid
to prove,He's
low
come
low
come,
our
our
for
for
.
sal
sal
Laid
He's
va
va
low
come
tion
tion
our
our
for
for
sal
sal
va
va
tion!
tion
I
m^^(For verse 3 begin at
i/yi_.n
Fed
Choir, No. 1847
4.
iWJT^^]^
letter
A.)
THE SNOW
mp
^
a
^
Soprano Solo
A.
|,-.|
j__
"*
ry
sing
we
en
rest
to
ter
j^j-"M
here
"
The lit
tie one
a To watch her and her
-
r^::^~r-^-^-pq
\'
bj.
,,l
-T
^~.
-'--r^
ft
H
^^
j^Kyf f
r
ffi.
seph.may
3).
f^^~^
r*i
i-iN^ J
Ma
hear sweet
-f^HJ
2 and
'^
Good Jo
f
9
2.
3.
LIES THICK.
Verses
f~~\J
f^
X j^-J
^
-T[A
9î
^1
-r^
-.t-
-d-
-*^
Lf
^_J
Soprano
-n.^n.ijf;
|.r|
gainst her breast O

child
a-near, i\ros
coli
coll
aw-dau
au-dan
j^
gen
hum -
a breeze in
tie as
ble beasts that hom - age
tea
tes
.1
June Must be
pay,
rVij
Do- mi -nwm.We'll make soft mu -sic

Do- mi - num, And kneel a- round his
/lji
Ji
to-night our
And we
hum-ble
as
Solo.
rn,||
i^
round them; For

era
die;
Ca
sure
rol'stune.Lest we
as they. Would keep
a -wake the
watch to
still
m^
rrj
r
'f.
LU
r ^fe
"tt'/-
t\i
J.
rfrtr^r
Babe too soon
break of day
born for
That's
O'er
That's born for
Him that
O'er
our
sal
brings sal
Him
-
va
va
pî>^2.n
is^^r
4.
our
sal
that brings sal
tion.
tion.
The
^J-j
va
va
tion.
tion.
THE SNOW LIES THICK.

Chorus
au- dan
Verse 5)
tes
Do
mi -nwm, With dance and song draw mtn
er
JTfitee ft(u0s
Carol 616.
once
Utieir,
CHRISTMAS.
Frederic H. Covoen.
Words by Joseph Bennett
Andante con moto.
And
Three kings once lived in East-em land,Full wise were they, as wise could be.
'neath the midnight slsy would stand, To read the stars most pa-tient-ly .Then one
star
unknownhathcomeinsight.lt go
4.
eth East from o
un- to
the o- thers said
ver-head,Andshin-eth like a
meteor bright.
THREE KINGS ONCE
LrVTED.
maestoso rtligioso
/i
I A
1.
M
p-[
An
tlier cried:
i^^ j^J-
^=?^
-
J:
A-
^.
J-
phets
on
its
light
4.
Jdi
vine
'^
4:
looked these many years, And
Ht
ii
^^
For that sweet sign Mine eyes have
:llp:
pro
J:
it
^-4^^^^
Have longed
to
gaze, with sighs
and
tears. The-^
THREE KINGS ONCE LIVED.
dim.
time
and Heav'n doth
ripe,
is
deign
mi^
pe
Maestoso religioso.
of
Beth
le
î&
=?:
Star
hem,
Bad
the
way,
I I A-
These kings they passed
ii -.
^-|
ly
mys
te
o'er
coun
Star
tries wild,
ry.
Beth
a?-
Then came
le
hem,
:^
nn
to
i
the
way,
.'^ti
A.
lead
sta
ble poor,
And
?j-^j-î
m:t:
i
a
:^
of
r"=^r^^
rit.
^g^
saw
ho
3
^m
poco
t^^^
./r
To show
rit.
n^r~r-^
S=i
poco
lit
tie
l=
r
r*
new
T^r-j'
^
e
born child The
star
did
rest
^-^t==^
/
J'
a
bove
the door;
"0
THREE KINGS ONCE LIVED.
King
sa
of earth
and heav'n, "they
cred Head, For
Thou
said,
"We wor -
Lord and Thou
art
ship at
Thy man -ger-tbrone. And crow n with gifts Thy
a -lone.
E^3rnrT^^^CT5^ ^
maestoso come 1 ma.
XT-
f\
star
rxt.
/a
iJ
t
^
'I
Beth -lehem, rest where we
I
of
/^
35
?
2=1
Our Lord Christ may
al - so see,
EES^.
sempre
-4,-^J
,.J.
^^tr-^1
|B^
.''
^"'
""^
fy
^-c
^
4
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r
AndwithHim
.^
j^
J.
^m
; ;
c
for
S^
J^ u
rrT^"/A~^"i'"7'
AndwithHim for
ev-er
be,
.
.^
;-
.^
J-J ^^-i
And with Him
=3"^!
t=t
for
ev
ev-er
er
1=t:
be,
^^
I
H
-'I
>-
it^n?2Z
Ax: i j
tz=tirtcHbP^5=:^t=t
Parish Choir, No. 1W9
;^^rs=^
S
'
Kest where we our Lord may see.
nrrnrrrrrr^
pt
J=t=^ t=t
#^^pt^^
I
-^<-^
be
:^
lit^
Andante come 1 ma.
4.
g
X
^n
(May be suug
with
olti.
CHRISTMAS ANI) KPH'HANY.
Words by W. Chatterton
As
tatn of
tDftl) glatincsfit
Carol 617.
glad
H. WaJford Davies.
men
ness
as a carol-authem.)
Dix.
of
W
with
T-^
I-
As
with
glad
glad
ness
of
of
Did
old
the
guid
Jn^
1
men
ness
men
1^
f==c
As with
A
mi
J,.
J.
men
glad
J-.'
ite^
i i
of
J
-I
with
^
Pt^=^
E^
:t=t
be
3=F
guid
ing
l^^3
^-
^^
1
f-
19
they
hail'd
AA
:4=P
As
hold.
with
joy
they
eF=f=
they
4^
hail'd
r"~r=f^
light.
they hail'd
-^
J-
<=?-
i J i
f^
^^
light.
its
1-
-<2
light.
its
*tt
its
joy
hail'd
rr
As with
hold,
^-
1-
^^
.2-
light.
eJ
T-T-
ail
4|5tt:
its
G>-
-P-
^^^^^^
As with joy
hold.
be
star
=2^3t
star
the
î^^
^^
joy
eJ
-fS"
ing
S5=
4^
be
Did
old
4.
Jr^^
As
guid
ing
II
^s^
AS WITH GLADNESS
MEN OF
OLD.
MEN OF
AS WITH GLADNESS
heaven an d earth a
rr^rr^T
Jg
heav en
a nd earth a
r?
may we with
So
dore;
4=t=
=^
may we with
So
dore;
OLD.
will- ing
feet,
Ev
dim
ev
er,
-i
w-
ing
er
feEEi
rM:
wil l
feet,
ev
er,
er
-U,
=3=
iII
--
the mercy
seat,
the mer
^S
-
f^^m
r
4.
cy
Ho
seat.
m^
cy
seat.
'.^.
cy
seat.
^m
^
Je
ev
sns,
r=m^
tit:
-
'ry
f-
d=:J:
g^^
607
day
1^
ly
Je
HogJ
SU8, ev
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WITH GLADNESS MEN OF OLD.
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II
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no
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our ran
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at
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clouds.
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clouds
l^=fe
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no cl ouds
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m^
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where no
clouds
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PP
pp
MEN.
I I
Ctitiist
vintnl Alleluia!
ffii
Carol 618.
Words by
kaster.
Henry Wilson.
WUh
Semi-Chobcs.
energy and decision.
i==t
esl
Al
prais
.i^
le
pen gates
lu
ia!
of glad-ness
is
He
re
turns
en
irom tne
to
life
aeaai urate
JmpJ.,,
^
-J-
"
ITF
lui
ly
Death andhell
once more:
J^-1
Him
be -fore
J.
^ÊE^
Him, As
-
He
ing,
His
light
doth
rise,
.m^
once more ap - pears,

now,
the Vic - tor
-&^
'I
roZdIlTwS-Td
:
^^
is
ris
'
r
-
^^
:
-
en!
rAl
rrr
5-*-
5
le
-lu
iai
Ris
'
^=^
'r
en
our
>
vie- to
feE
Christ
is risen!
all
the sorrow
last evening round Him lay,

hath found a glorious morrow
In the rising of to-day:
And the grave its first-fruits giveth,
Springing up from holy ground.
He was dead, but now He liveth.
He was lost, but He is found:
Cho. Christ is risen etc.
That
Now
Parish Choir, No. 18S8-4.
ing
ry
(after each verse).
'-Iff
be - fore Him, Kis

attend -ing, Glo
TT-
browilcbrist
joy
steps
^r^-^jj
=^
==*
i^=t
Bow - ing down in

An -gels on His
Full Chobos
voices.
-^^-j ^g^^j^
p^^-r^TrT^rT
rr^r^rr
dore
bend
ris
irti
fa*-
t-fî
:5-t
r^r
Christ
d=^=J^^d^d
Melody only, by a few
:^=t
:3tiJi
Christ
is risen! henceforth never

hell shall us enthral,
Christ's, in Him for ever
Death or
Be we
We
have triumphed over all;

All the doubting and dejection
Of our trembling hearts have ceased,
'Tis His day of Resurrection!
Let us rise and keep the Feast:
Cho. Christ is risen! etc.
rioua
net
mtvvs ûtttl
ttie
Carol 619.
Words by
tieUs vitiQ.
eastek.
From
John Manon Neale.
liev.
1.
2.
3.
mer -ryChnrch bells ring.Hence with tears and sigh
the
the
the
Let
Let
Let
Sa
But
last,
giv
ing, fields are gay, Sun -ny

is
the
come fast and thick As the bree - zes
eth Mourning heart must needs be gay, Nor let sor - row
dy
grap
smil
joy
ing Flow 'rs are

pie; Sounds of
:
liv
wea
flut
ther
With our
Bes - ur
ter;
vex
Since
it;
ris
)rd, to
est
ing.
the
^ f
Come, ye
2.
'Tis
FT
'
,d
r
Of
rn-
-T
^^-i^ ;
to
joy
^"=Pf
from
sad
sun
ris
hath
tri-umph-ant glad
to-day Christ hath burst His pri
ia
ness
ters:
ing
Gk)d hath brought His Is
And from three days'
Who
with true affection.

Welcomes in unwearied strains
Jesus' Kesurrection.
Parish Choir, No. 1868 4-
ra - el
in death
j^.J
r^n"
Ja
ter yoke,
our sins.
j^
Led them with un- moist -en'dfoot Through the

From His light, to whom we give Laud and
Now the Queen of Seasons, bright

With the day of splendour,
With the royal Feast of feasts.
Comes its joy to render
Comes to glad Jerusalem,
sleep
J-
son.
ness; Loos'dfromPha-raoh's bit

of
en;
All
the win] - ter
res
Flemish.
fly
us
rr
faithful, raise the strain
-J-jl-r
daugh
to
they
ur
Mason Neale.
the spring of souls
Christ
things rise
the strain
easter.
1.
Is
Carol 620.
All
hie,
grave can say.
Tr. by Rev. John
In
day
f=F
f-
As
non
rex
ve
i
1
ing: Frost and cold have fled from

el, Prais-ing Him, with whom in
etn.,
He was slain on Fri-day
chap
hath con-quer'd
tan sought to
to - day
He
Life
Spring,
vain
a - gain, From their leaf - y

be past This our com-fort
birds sing out

past of grief
the Piae Cantiones.
^.
cob's sons
Red Sea
un
praise
."
wa
ters.
ing.
now we cry
To our King Immortal,
the bars
Of the tomb's dark portal

Son
Alleluia, with the
God the Father praising

Alleluia yet again
To the Spirit raising.
.^
dy
4 Alleluia
Who triumphant burst
and
Long and dark
is
morn
IBuuttv
Carol 621.
gla^nesfii utînt.
Uiitl^
A. Rubinstein.
f^w^m^
Eas
1.
morn
ter
the
hard
our
hearts,
^T-
with glad
Let
When
2.
3.
sor
neas
melt
ness
by
e:^
^=r
Lift
on
us
way
At
Feel
the
the
dawn
tried.
shine,
row
F^
of
of
life
Let
Bid
Grant
prom
thy
us
us
\vhere
-r
es
thy
all
c heer
ars
>
i-
1.
2.
4.
Sweet and
Birds, your
Leaf and
Eas - ter
ray,
Hap
dried,
^^
^
'
clear
the
hearts give
bud,
as
buds
will
-^
birds are
-i
air
ing
On
Eas
ing,
are ring
with ring
loved were blow - ing

place to showers,
By
'
=f
ate
js
4^ \JS
4
5
sing
per. of Pilgrim Press
Parish Choir. No. 1868-
I'
-j-
^/
-
ter
,f
all
men
As
fair
to
see
And
night
to
day;
Let
hearl
;
For
When
=H
balm,
more,
heaven.
H
idJ
no
-
and
r\
Hark, 0,
fearl
Bells,
lee;
Lil
ies
Win
ter's
gay
fill
hearl
all
4
the
the
Je - sus ,
snows give.
^'
*^
^-^
^^
'
P^
And
C=3__
4
^^
f-*
dawn!
ter
feel
Gal
In
Fra-grant
1/
morn
fiifngfng*
f-
ing,
side.
Frederic F. Bullard.
-J
J
4
f At
r
t Eas
And
in
^Lp=
t)|e liftTis
er
ness
to
your sing - ing,
now, were grow - ing
soon be flow - ers,
bells
vine
day,
thy
us
ev
for
pi
^^
on
Breathe
Light
nign
EASTER.
r- J
rf"^^
)-4
f^-W-
3.
Ef=-T
Stoert adfH clear

0&^
Carol 622.
^
be
ing
are
-J
is
hail
di
thy
sub
f^=
r1
light
ing
r-j
=F=t
\:t-
|-
thy
-
hopes
the
the
the
Hope and
they
whole world is
.song that
first
joy
Eas - ter
come a
sing.
The good news we
glad.
And
with beau
ty
morn Woke the world

gain! Life and light
for
^^
to
eastek.
Carol 623.
Tr.
From an
by Rev. John Mason Neale.
That Eas - ter

He bade them
O Lord of
1.
2.
3.
with joy
was
His hands, His
with us
a
tide
see
all,
old lowland Carol, about 1400
bright,
side,
-
The sun
Where yet
In
bide.
shone
the
this
otir
m
mf
M^
mîî-fA>4
ouTT^
glo
joy
=p^
with
rious
ful
fair
bide
tide
The
From
kens
long
true
ry
weap
their
to
ev'
PF=F
T'
-
ing
eyes
which made
on death
re
stored.
The
it
plain
Their
can
wield
Thine
jptM rit. except last verse.
fsr
ÊEi
pos
saw
Lord
deed
1^""^^
j^ri^
ter
f=r^r
own
f^
'
light, When, to
er
wounds a
Eas
aJ
deemed
Pffimf^m
their ris - en
was risen a
for - ev - er
Lord.
gain.
shield.
a tempo.
i^v
I
^=r=f=
^=^^=H
a tempo.
^g|^g
^=Sk^î^^^t^>
^
rii.
a tempo.
4.
a tempo.
I'SM
Sboit falls
Carol 624.
ttie
snotD.
CHRISTMAS.
Words by Julia Goddard.

Moderate. J
Brown.
.4. iT.
= 72.
^;^^
j^-JUU
a^
f^^?^
3.
4.
falls the
hoi - ly
gold - en
S^ft
1.
2.
m/
i^
^s^s
SoLO.
The
The
The
snow
with
stars
Christmas bells
^Tt^^^
:t=|:
5=
mf
Chobub.
m-^-r-j
^
Twy Chords.
So lo.
SS^
i^r
:^=P=
I
I
on
prick
heav
joy
the ground, So pure

ly thorn And oer
en shine This Christ
The choirs
and
white
ries
red,
night,
sing
mas
ful chime.
fe
w-f-r-
all
mf
Solo. ^
Christ
mas
...
He
....
ing
Christ
ISi^
set
set
set
set
For Christ hath died
To Him who came

Was born to - day
hath died
To Him
who came
Was
born
born
is
to
l:^f
day
that
that
that
that
we may be
we might be
we might be
we might be
rx">77
1890
From
From
From
From
sin
sin
sin
sin
,-J-
set
set
set
set
^-
^^
dim.
^^^
free.
vî.
J.
4.
the different voices alternately.
613
from
l-l i=^
^m
Ffm^^^
t^tr
=^
may be taken by
ParishChoir.No.
K^
^fe
For Christ
For Christ
De
we might be
we might be
we might be
7i-7j^z:Êm^M4î
solos
that
that
that
^^
free.
free,
free,
free,
Chords.
f-r
r-T
The
mf
^=^
A
95
ful
nay
night,
shed,
right,
r
free,
free,
free,
free,
joy
r-r
King
the
the crown
us
of
song
tell
as pure
be found This
the Lord
hath worn, And
the Star
Di - vine, Guid
at Christ -mas time; For
our hearts
of
And
-^=^-
^tir
blood
may
Tells
3ontp^
unrt
Carol 625.
Words
R. E. Terry.
^^
/''
he
heard
pur
1.
2.
"
utiQth
tftt
CHRISTMAS.
Traditional.
As
Jo
seph was
He
nei
ther shall
walk
a
be
ing,
cloth
in
^^
ai
m
"This
Bat
m~TT
mn
pall,
I iI i -JVJ-
^ i
li:
sing
nor
pie
the
Birth -tide
night shall be
in
the fair white lin - en
r_x^'/;
of Christ, our Sav-ionr

that us - en
ba - bies
As Joseph was a walking, thus
King.
all.
rr
He
He
nei
nei
ther shall
ther shall
be
be
did the angel sing
That night the Mother maiden gave birth to Christ our King.
And marshalled on the mountain, the angels raise their song;

And shepherds hear the story in anthems clear and strong.
4
mf Then be ye glad, good people, this Night of all the year

cr And light ye up your candles, His Star it shineth near.
And all in earth and Heaven, our Christmas Carol sing
ff Goodwill,
and Peace, and Glory
eDrfst
iu
torn!
Carol 626.
Words
Christ
^^
2.
Lol
is
born
f^r
the
Star
:se
Christ
is
Lo
the
born! Ring the

Star Guides the
!
and
all
wise
tiorn
^
news
the bells shall ring.
(a^f^tint iu
CHRISTMAS.
Traditional.
1.
Ton
Geoffrey Shaxo.
I
lf"T
Christ
men from
morn;
-mas
a
far.
Ma Now
ry's
it
CHRIST
Son
stays
Ma
Now
BORN
CHRIST
Son I" Come and laud Ilim,
ev
man-ger'
of
stays
it
IS
JJ
?^
m-
In
the
j=t -
IS
BORN
fer praise:
uu
"'"-'J
^m
[\-
11
vrou
God
to
lu
on
ou
^
I
r-
Shepherds go Shepherds go
Bethlehem shall wonders show
I
You
Joy
high,"
You
shall find!
shall find
Mary's Babe Lord of mankind:

Kef. " Glory be, etc"
ful
-.4
Peace on earth Peace on earth

Heralds in the Virgin birth.
Give God thanks Give God thanks
Now we join the heavenly ranks
I
i^J
L2=
mott
Carol 627.
XtiXtnt
Kef. "Glory
imi}t rtiB ttjtone.

CHRISTMAS.
Words by Emily
Rev. J. B. Powell.
Briskly.
t/
2.
3.
4.
5.
1/
II
1/
LJ
/I.
didst leave Thy throne, and Thy king - ly

crown When Thou cam - est
to
rang when the an - gels sang, Pro
claim -ing Thy
Heav - en's arch - es
and the bird had its nest
The
foxes found rest,
In
the
shade of
the
Lord, with the
liv - ing
Thou earnest,
word That should set
Thy
When the heav'ns shall ring and the an - gels sing At Thy com - ing
.
i_Jr-,
earth
for
royal
ce -
de
dar
peo
pie
to
vie
i-j:
But inBethle hem's home was there found no room For Thy ho - ly na - tiv
But in low
ly
birth didst Thou come to
earth And in great hu
mil
But Thy couch was the sod, O Thou Son of
God,
In the des - ert of Gal
But with mocking scorn, and with crown of thorn, They
bore Thee to Cal
home.saying, "Yet there is room, There is room at My side
Let Thy voice call me
dm. N ^
J_
me;
free
free
ry.
I
P^
1
Je
dim.
be, etc."
sus
U
There
is
4.
room
in
my
heart
for
Thee; There
is
room
va
for
came
^l^tvt
tf^vtt
Carol 628.
SâQtu fvom uUv.
CHRISTMAS.
Louis
J. Oarrett.
mf
Soprano Solo or Sopranos Fdll.
1
1.
2.
3.
Moderate.
There came three Sa - ges from a - far, On

A Babe they found in man -ger laid. To
Their gifts,myrrh,frankin-cense and gold. And
And
4.
this
the
mes-sage of the
King "On
wor-ship bent, led by a star, To Beth-le - hem where shepherds are. Hear ye now the sto
Him their hom-age then they paid; This Babe was Christ,by Whom we're made Heirs of heav'n and glo
these were seeming, as threefold They Prophet,Priest,aiidKiug fore-told; An -gels sing His glo
earth good-will and peace I being" With praises
let the whole world ring
And re - fleet His glo
^^^
i=i
rmiT Tr^^
i=4=H=T^=n
rr
YJ-T
^-*^^=8= tf=^
'
-J-
ry.
ry.
ry.
ry.
-^-
gSfe
ffi
,bi
Chorus, after each verse.
^^
^=fJ^^
?^
rr^T
/I
No
\-r-r~Ûn
No
/i-J
4-ii-
^;^^^=rfj^
J
^^â
'n
ly
our
^
i
-^
r^r^
No
King,
to Christ
I'
No
el.
No
el.
el.
No
^ ^ i
JJfJ
J.
aisfe
ffi
^^^^^^
Q33-i
ss
-^r^
tr^tTT
No
No
3i^
w
el
-
let.
us
sing
let
el
Farlsh Choir, No. 16904.
Un
us
nA.
-e
ar
to Christ our heav'nly
rr
King,our heav'n-ly
King.
sing
1
_.
r"[r-
li
1
.LJ.^ ^
N%=n^^^^"^^^^^^^
flot|? to Gôti In
Carol 629.
Words by
W.
Rev.
r-
h"
Glo
Glo
Glo
'I
Now -ell, Now
-,.,^
jj_^
ell,
An
ell,
ry
Shep
^ V
^^
"1
High Proph dews
for
the
as
herd
and
as
-
in
God,
God,
with
too,
Glo - ry
#- i
1
God
to
to
to
ry
ry
Ma
from
ing.
Clear
it,
ing,
gel,
Songs of
Pros -trate
ver
a
Birth
the
Thy
be
..
far
fore
verse to follow
without pause, from >ti-el].
Now-
ell.
Now
I'll
4.
the
ges
day
are
.Thee our
fore-
gi
and
the
P
r
H-
=t=
u
cbo
Prom
ise
ing
fill
bom
age
ing
still,
was
cast
the
air
would bring
y-,
Now
- ell,
Now
ell.
PP
A_i
617
-q
J-
^
'"-i
hf
is
it
est
ets
of
Each
ell,
F. Smith.
^^ti
morn
J
*
^1
We
Now -ell,
L_ hhJ
1
^
it~"
ring
told
d=4=^t-
F^
Jlîg^tÛ
J?er. it.
^"^ ^^"f^-
2|
ttie
CHRISTMAS.
frois.
J.
ell.
Now
- ell.
Now
ell,
Now
eU.
Come se î^xinti^nn
Carol 630.
Words by
/.
all.
CHRISTMAS.
Lightwood.
T.
Come, ye Chris - tians
1.
a-mong
Up
2.
rî
time
of
the
all.
hills,
Ui
.sor -
Hear ye news of peace to

Shep- herds o'er their gen -tie
& ^î
X4
ili
has come
the Lord
Glo
of
ry has come
all
hearts
re-joioe.
5=^
^r^
Bethlehem,
to
'Tis the
Lord of Glory,
From His house above the

Come to bring salvation,
That man no more may
will.'
Wilût 0009 itetDS
sky.
die.
angels tiring*
ttie
christmas.
Musewn.
in British
Traditional (Rouen).
smoother and slower.
T=f^
mf\
II
ff
What good news the
angels bring, What glad ti-dings of our King ]

and voi-ces high. With Ho-san- nas fill the sky; [
His Ho-ly Name, That the an -gels did pro-claim; J
r f
Lift your hearts

is
ell.
Who is lying there ?

6
,11,
^-JH-TJ
Je-8us
631.
^j^^ T""";
Now
the Kings with oflerings rare.

See a manger mean.
heaven's gate.'
Come
Then the heavenly choir.

Answer make in night so still,
Words from Ms.
2.
^
- ell,
sea,
night.
irr-
down To make
Now
And to men good
1.
Now
er
lent
f-
'Glory he to God,
!E
'
ell,
(*
Hark a voice is heard,

'Tidings good of joy so great.
Bring I now to you,
Down from
^
Carol,
[^
Sing withheartand voice. For
Now -
on earth.
si
:i^
i^^fe
:T
L^-l^lr^=U
i ^
^m
3
sheep. Through the
"'
'I
i/i
iî
row has gone hy. And joy
day Brought from ov
i îii
i^/i
ii
i i
.J.
Chris-tii3
na
tus
.i'f
a tempo.
Christ.the Lord,
Glo-ry
All
/i
be
is
born to -day.Christ.who takes our sins a
to
God a-bove, God
the world by
Him
is
blest,
Parish Cboir, No. 18914,
is
in
fi -
nite
in
way.
love,
Sing His praise from east to west,

I
-P
Christ, your Lord,
is
born this day!
Heaiien adoiie to eatti) cotne,
iFtom
Carol 632.
chkistmas.
Martin Luther.
Words by Martin Luther.
J-,-J
2.
1
From heav'n a - bove
To you, this night,
3.
These are
1.
the
to
to
earth
-1-
Of
The swad-dling
A i
mî
bear good news to

Ma - ry, cho - sen
To
come
born a
Child
kens you shall mark
is
^ i
ev
'ry
home; Glad
Mo - ther mild
clothes.and man-ger dark
J-
^^^fîf^
This
There
J
pfcf
-nî=^-.-}=i=^
:j
ti
lit
dings of
great
tie
Child of
find
the
.
you
shall
now
Where
bring,
- of
Shall be
By whom
the
the
and
say
will
of
joy
heav'ns and
al 1
the
earth were
.
earth.
made,
,-
UAî
,P---.
4
ioy
birth
low - ly
young Child laid.
Now let us all with gladsome cheer

follow the shepherds, and draw near
To see this wondrous gift of God,
Who hath His only Son bestow'd.
Welcome to earth. Thou noble guest.

Through whom e'en wicked men are blest
Thou com'st to share our misei^',

What can we render. Lord, to Thee
8
Ah, dearest Jesus, Holy Child,

Make Thee a bed, soft, undefiled,
my heart, that it may be
A quiet chamber kept for Thee.
Within
7
I
My heart for very joy doth leap,

My life no more can "silence keep
I too must sing, with joyful tongue
That sweetest ancient cradle-song :-
Glory to God
in
highest heaven.
Who unto man His Son hath given

While angels sing, with pious mirth,
A glad New Year to all the earth.
I
J^tvt i&
foa?
Carol 633.
Words by
Here
2.
When
3.
1.
Ev - 'ry rank and

From thejudg'dthe
I
Piae Cantiones.
î
lied
back the
nr=H=h
r
f^f^^^
ev - 'ry
the world drew near its
God, that came
Ral
Mason Neale.
joy
is
for t\}tvs ^Qt*
CHRISTMAS.
Rev. John
for
on
earth this
sta
tion
Plea-der,
fly
1^
Parish Choir, No. 189i 4.
ing.
age,
close,
morn
Hath to
From the
End
'
Ev
'ry
ge - ne - ra
Came our Lord and Lead
In
man
.1
day
faint
sin
sal - va
the Feed
and sigh
ger
J
tion,
er:
ing
ly
j-^
tion; Prince and

er; From
the
ing,
pea - sant,
Li -ly
Hal - lowed birth by
J
-i
Hong ago
Carol 634.
ii:
l.
(Full)
2.
Long, long a - go
Yet th ous -and An
gels
Mo
.dJ=LLj
J-
hem The
wor -ship ed Him
On
Beth
in
le
ther sweet
knee
u=_U
feet.
see
one
His
on
but
their dear Lord,
His Name. (Full) How

light. (SoLO)Still
ly
^_
]^
^^-J
der-ful
He
the long dark winter hours
show that He was
^3
I'll
to think that
Was
The
=^
i^^r :;
m^
no
:i=t|5t
i^
^
we
And know
By heav'n
r=^
in
With
To
]_
To warm His
lit
tie hands and
Poor shep-herds knelt, made wise to
IV
i^
î
won-
^m
Christ -child came,

that
dark night,
rev'- rent
E. Bavan Wetton.
Beale.
Moderalo.
(Solo)
in iJrttileiêm.
CHRISTMAS.
Words by Evelyn
(Jod
Christ
all I
of
child comes
No
;
sign
Have we
of
Heaven's bright es-tate. To
no place,
chil-dren dear
Must
rich and great.That Babe, so small! ,^^^-^, ....,. ,^

. t *
tîn^
Him here, In our own homes ?(Ftjll)0 Christ-child sweet,oar In-fant
ithKmg IWe
not wish to keep
chil -dreu
j-^^-i^^^=^4^-
pray Make in our
hearts
lit- tie place
-#-.J
r.-îi^.r
-i
Where we may
keep Thee, by
Thy grace,OD Christmas Day.
*f^.-^^
dtm.
i
:"::
^^t f}Uuutn
Carol 635.
uittiit
CHRISTMAS.
Words by George Wither.

Andante tranquillo.
mp
J3".
Dec.
ii^=^LU:^-^^~^^
.j
That
world
be
Thy
so
spread a
4.
bless
bout.
ed
Birth,
The
star
ap
Î:i=f
^^
Christ,
Walford Davies.
pear-ed
Might
in
thro'
the
the
East,
world
be
h-^
In
Thy
cense.Gold,
-^
i^=i
cense,
iS^^
three
fold
of
T-r~v-F=f
Thy
PT'
of
fold.
Tears
that
from
:^
rm-fold. Tears
to
fice
that
from
i^gT^r^ i=a
^^ ^
^M
PSfe
three -fold
of
fice
to
tin
gg^=^=rTT j^-^JF-f-^J
drop, In-stead of Myrrh.pre
fold.
-t^;^^
zfU
J
-(2
ig
=^
IJTTTJ^
-
Tears that from
:t=tq=t
n-
:t==t
pen-tance
:f==f:
three - fold, three - fold
W^
Tin
43.n-
Thy
true re
to
4m-
Gold,
fice
sent will
we
-^fn
For In -cense
jmf
P^^^5^^
true
re
pen
tance drop.
Parish Choir, Ko. 18924.
:t=i4
In- stead
of
Myrrh pre
^=t
\
"-
sent
will
we
For
In - cense
THE BLESSED BIRTH.
we
54
of
will
^m
we
will
fer
up
Our prayers and prais
es,
prayers
ayers ana
and
i=t
of
rP-
Our prayers and
fer
And
prais
pra
br ing
each
gold
fo r
pi
ous
prais
deed,
==~P
ps^ ^s. seS
un
es
Which doth from
PP
it=:
And
bring
gold
for
pi
ous
r=- P
deed,
^ ^m
^^^|^^^^p===^ S
i s ^
bring
gold each
for
ous
pi
=T"
^^t^L4-U
deed,
bring
gold
for
*F
each
r^ ^
ous
pi
r"i
Which doth from
PP
P-<^
==P=
And
deed.
Which doth from
PP
==^
Full,
^^m
sav
w'j
ing
from
ing,
sav
ing,
jmp..
sgiTT-j-rTTr^ ^^
faith
:in
sav
ing
3ES
sav
doth
-Ê^
:i=t
And
Thee;
Which
PP
pro
ceed.
pro
ceed.
And
ga
SE
ing
pro
faith
And
ceed.
l^g
sav
ing
men
nev
er
went
1^-J^^-t-^^^^P^
faith
sav
wise
faith
pro
ceed.
men nev
er
went
g
^
^T-r^Ê^^
er
went
er
went
as
those wise
And
as
those wise
And
as
those
men nev
wise men
nev
To
^
THE BLESSED BIRTH.
^J
^ i
.^.
m^.
^\y-F^
**
?:
f
n
IEi^f
home
ward may
re
Thee we
And
fore;
home
ward may
re
tire
p
r
homeward may
-r^^
re
tire
The
V P-
way
by
The way by Thee we
^H ^ s
:^M=^
r^j.
will
ju
-
iis
qaire.
Thee we
will
en -quire.
we
will
en- quire.
will,
we
that
^ve-
wj
i'j
The way by
tire
n^
=P=f
n^î-i
here- to
BJJ^ÛS^^^^^
iJW-
^M
cours-es. followed
Our
pent
^
A
A
PP
men.
men.
men.
mi f^M
Carol 636.
^
1
17th Century.
r^
r-A
n:
h^=S=+i=i=?H -.^^
al^
rT~i^
^ ki
j^
j-
ri^
me - rit more praise Than all the rest of the

to the days that
is
spent in good cheer, And neigh-bours to - ge - ther
of the year
like a
bride. With ivy and green hoi - ly
old Christ-mas-tide comes in
All
b bft
va
1/
iit^,
'
t^
'
=T=^
t^ f
r,
ft
^-
(L -b
IH
^-
-^
P
C
'
-tJ
clad,
And
To
Twelve
hwr
=^
aâ
1*-
=3*==#=?^
welcome the nights that dou - ble de - lights

sit
with friend - ly de - sire,
by the fire,
in the year
much mirth and good cheer
days
As
well
Each other
IL
ev
for
poor
in
love
ry
as
for
for
to
peer,
greet,
house-hold
had.
is
Good
Old
The
^
1
I
/r-1
do meet.
year,
hail
When
fh-^j
This time
2.
3.
ttie ira^!S<
Traditional.
rf^j\
1.
to
CHKISTMAS.
\m^
Words
=^^=^
fc^
--E5
f4=
=F
J'
=^
t^M=s^
^
tune at
for
tend
grud - ges for - got,

coun - try -man's guise
J^
J"-
93fct^
-u l
f !
l
;
I
each
mer
as
put
then
is
get
old
ev
^f
.
'
may.
lay
to
play.
-i=^
.^
h=^
^-
^H^-g-t
"
ols
and songs.
ol
this
song,
best that he can
To
To
To
T-
drive the
drive the
drive the
^k
625
I"
ff^ "ff
cold win - ter
a
cold win - ter
a
cold win - ter
a
For
The
Where
^^
î=fl
rH"
'"
'
^r^
^m 3^^ fm^
car
old wrongs in
and the young do car
'ry young man does the
ting
a
i^^
ry man's friend That doth but the best that he

the
pot, And sor - rows a - side they all
de - vise Some gam -bols of Christ - mas
!^
r i
I
in
^
feE^
I- ^
y-
way.
way.
way.
r-r^
mttp
tue
gloom
C&rOl 637.
Words by
antr i^tfU
nigû
tlê
CHRISTMAS OR EPIPHANY.
Ilev. G.
P. Grantham.
Rev. G. P. Grantham.
^__H
^-.-4-
1.
2.
3.
Deep the gloom, and still the night, Cold and damp the
in
Eas - tern
Look - ing for the promis'd King, Who
hie. Each
his path-way
Up they spring, and quickly
i i
air
spite.
life,
rule
mist
and gloom,
II
J-
J.
ther.
When,
the
ters,
ing, Through the
-i
chill
chil
geth
daugh pend I
One was
Then this
er.
ters.
ing.
How
snow-white
with
old
eve, while
in
rapt
in
i-liiJAl
^
;
?^
the
world
'
dark
ness
hair,
sleep,
lay.
'
^LA.
cried, "Behold the star

Of which seers have spoken.
Beaming on the laud afar,
And of
To the
Christ, of Judah's seed

Born of line unbroken I"
Wonders more unfolding.
Up
they rise, and bend their way.

Toil nor labour sparing.
so brightly shining I
Nearer, nearer yet it came.
Still towards earth inclining
And 'twas shaped wondrous sight
Like a child enthroned in light,
Crown'd, though yet, with sceptre bright
Victor cross combining!*
1
Over mountain,
4.
St.
Matthew, that the
plain.
star,
on
its first
appearance to the
CHRISTMAS.
Flemish Noel.
Tr.fr. Latin
Rather
sloiv.
r
3.
and
So do ye your off'rings make.

Fear no pain for Jesu's sake.
Ever strive heaven's road to take.
For your Lord preparing
An allusion to a legend, preserved in an ancient Commentary on

Magi, had the form of a radiant child, bearing a sceptre or cross.
Carol 638.
hill
Costly treasures bearing.
1.
the token
life
Haste we, brothers let us speed

See, it moves It comes to lead
In a trice a star shone forth,
2.
ters.
Then one
Looked on high beholding

For the marvel yet to come,
Heav'n their spirits moulding.
When behold, with silent awe.
Suddenly the clouds they saw
Like a darkened veil withdraw.
WUh dignity.
ther,
-ing.
f=f=r
Then the kings with solemn gaze
Words
to
ly
i i ^ i
One the prime of man-hood bare. And the third a youth,stood there With the mon the hea
One had rous'd in ac-cents deep "Haste ye watch ye vig - il keep By Eu -phra-tes' wa
ray, Na-turethus would fain dis-p lay -M]
Mys-tic em-blems lend
Till the Day-Star shed its
night
Soon should spring
quar
Met three kings to

O'er earth's sons and
O'er the earth de
-J-U
wea
bend
O-
He
is
Al - pha and
the Fa - ther's love be - got - ten, Ere
the worlds be - gan to
be,
the Ho - ly Ghost eon
that Birth for
ev - er bless - ed When the Vir - gin, full of
grace. By
cho-rus sine; Ma- trons,vir -gins, lit - tie
Thee let old men. Thee let young men,Thee letbovs in
Christ, to Thee with God the Fa - ther, And,
Uo - lyGhost,toThee,Hymn,andchant,andhighthanksOf
M
sî-A^-J=^
4.
11 u
-F
rffT
-F==f
I-
ÂjU
1 r
?^
::
f-
^=;=r
OF THE FATHER'S LOVE BEGOTTEN.
He the source, the end-ing

ga.
the Sa - viour of
our
dens, With glad voi - ces ans - wer
ing. And
un - wea - ried prais - es
giv
'
fu
heart
ter
its
-
nal
'
2.
glo
our,
--
-^
^^
"
^r-more and
m* hi-
ion.
ev
Ev
er - more,
er-more and
ev
^>'
am
-
so
wo
ox,
more.
iuintetr^s niefÛ
CHRISTMAS.
Rev. L. J. T. Darwall.
I
saw a sight,
heard the Child ans-wer'd,
tie,
'
maid
And
an
In
fant keep
His moth -er
to
fti'i
said,
And ever she

"My moth-er
sung, and
dear, what
^ i i
J.
^^^=1^^
a-mong,"Lul - lay, my Child, and sleep.

am laid?
I here
In crib where I
do
J=i
said
And
er
be
gone; For
and ass;
* T
J.
My
A spear so sharp
shall pierce
My
4.
not
was
born
And
but
may
and
laid
be
sleep
am
thy Child, But God
cold.
* r f=?^
p=
cloth
\*
i
weep,
fore
ing have
My Fa
First
none.'
. .
tn
man
wys, this death
it is
For thee and many more."
Then
heart
let u.s
And
sing to heaven's high King,
prai.se His wondrous love,

man to save. His Son He gave,
That we might reign above.
Since,
627
I
"The
ther was.
" No pity shall my soul befall,

But death shall course full sore;
guilt,
For deeds I never have done;

Father of grace, hide not Thy face,
Forsake Thou not Thy Son.
may
Lo,
=p=
moth
3 " Mankind was spilt by Adam's

That sin it grieved Me sore;
O man, for thee here I shall be
For tiiirty years and more.
S ,
mHau^^m=^^
Ê
5*
min
^^-rT 1^ f^^
=t
win-ter's night
Me-thought
1/
Traditional.
One
cat
ana do
ry,
0nt
1.
Hon
Carol 639.
Words
ing;
be,
^jf^-f^^
M
And
race,
-
m-aises^^ br^*
vie -to - ry.
//
'
ture years shall see,
vealedHis
Of
the things that are. that have been. And that
the Babe, the world's Re-deem - er, First
re
Let their guileless songs re - e - cho. And the
lie.
eel- ving.Bare
mai
MonntainUf
Carol 640.
Holo for Ik-hob. in 1st
& 3rd
verses;
ônv
tioU)
Deatrs majestic*
cheistmas.
2nd& 4th verses.
for Soprano
^
3.
Mount- ains, bow your heads

Sweet - ly smiles the Rose
Heaven- ly throngs Hie Birth
4.
Christ
1.
2.
Low-ly vales a
W. H. Cummings.
Solo.
ma
come, the weak
is
of
at
to
jes
tic,
Sha
ron,
tend - ing,
sue - cour;
- rise and sing

See ap-proach the Prince ce - les - tial Earth re-ceive thy Heaven-ly King.
Lof-ty ce-darskiss theground,Desertsbloomwithgreat re-joic-ing,Isles withglo-rious mirth re -sound.
An-gels chant Emmanuel's praise, Joy pervades the shi - ning myr-iads,That a - bove their an - thems raise
Not to break the bruised reed Christ is come to bear the bur-den Of the poor that pine in need.
!
t:^
^y' X
:5Si
M.
E?
:t=t
^t=r
-i
-1:1-
:*=t:
i>
T
un -der- stand-
Christ has brought us
r^
\-
-I
chains
He
sev
/I
er.
-i
/.J-
-i
1
V=^
^ ^-^^
51:
t
fee
i
I
,^J=d^
1
af
'\
M=i=^=^
of
j
1
wis - dom, pow

save the
sin
^^
5^^
s
4 'a
UJ
-rr
J
I
"
-$^
our
LA,
M^
ing, Branch Di - vine

Jes - se's stem; God of knowledge,
of
Re-demp-tion,Righ-teous Sav - iour, fa;ih-ful Lord Christ has come to
ly
joy
a -bound -ing, Haste to wel - come Zi - on's King; And as
to - kens
rest - less mind Cap - tives from their
'ry wound He
of - f ers, Com - fort
to
the
Crown'd with grace and

Earth with ho
Balm to
ev
Heaven's
ner
From
tion.
ers,
Rich
He
nost glo
the edge
est
is
rious
of
treas
ures
come
lost
di
Judg
ment's sword,
hith
er
bring,
sheep
to
find.
k
i=-i
f^L
fW~^& Ten.
Earth, before Thy Lord triumphant

Unison.
Bow the head and bend the knee,
Christ, that over death and Satan
Hath obtained the victory
Sop.
-^
//
^^^m
^
-f
fei
^ffi:
5=
i:^:
Cho.
-ri-
Sing His praises, tell His story.

Bid thy heart with rapture swell
Let thine own remotest corners
Praise His conquest over hell.
^
c

Words
Traditional.
i S
A=j:
1.
3.
Our
Traditional.
1, 3, 5, 7.
/a-
And
sailed
in
to
the Angels
all
in
-i'
leshall
come sail
and His
three ships
viour Christ
ing
in,
La
dy.
5.
7.
they sailed
in all
the Angels
Beth
Heav'n
to
in
le
hem,
shall
4' ^^--
sing.
4-
J.
îf:
1
1
On
On
On
On
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
4.
Hay
Day
-mas Day
-mas Day
-mas
in
the
as
in
the
morn
morn
in
the
in
the
7)1
rr
^
'LSI
Chorus. Veesks
n
^
1
_i
ing.
ing.
mom
ing.
morn
ing.
J.
Last verse Unison.

>
^
2, 4 , 6, 8.
Day,
I
Day, Our
Day,
Day, And
JT
saw
Sa
1.
3.
on Christ- mas
on Christ- mas
on Christ-mas
on Christ- mas
i-^
-L
'-
i7
sing,
On Christ-mas Day,
On Christ-mas Day,
On Christ-mas Day,
On Christ-mas Day,
La
Beth
Heav'n
gi;fe8fi^=^
Szs;
mg
saw three ships come sail

Sa - viour Christ and His
they
5.
6l|i|i0<
CHKISTMAS.
Solo. Vbkses
7.
tutee
fiiatti
Carol 641.
-,
And what
4.
Pray, whi
And
And
all
8.
9.
Then
let
6.
was
-
all
^ 4
^,
On
On
On
On
On
those ships
all
three,
ther sailed those ships all
three.
the
bells
on earth shall ring,
the souls
on earth shall sing,
us
all
re - joice
a - main,
in
-i
[^
\t-jaiU^
r\
2.
S-
^ ,L
.N
I 4
\L..
u
-mas
mas
mas
mas
mas
1/
Day,
Day,
Day,
Day,
Day,
4^ 4
r
on
on
on
on
on
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
L|
f^
^
mas
mas
mas
mas
mas
b
r
Day, And
Day, Pray,
Day, And
Day, And
Day, Then
4 ri
-\^
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
1^
h u"
"
2.
t
was
in
ther
the
the
sailed
all
all
9.
let
us
all
bells
souls
those ships
those ships
on earth
on earth
re
joice
9 i^TT""
J^
J^^^
all
three,
all
three,
shall
ring,
shall
sing.
main,
On
On
On
On
On
i
-f
mas
mas
mas
mas
mas
Day
Day
Day
Day
Day
in
in
in
in
in
i 4
F
morn
morn
morn
morn
morn
J^
4-
i.
629
may
be used in verses
and
7.
ing?
ing?
ing.
ing.
ing.
h ~f--
1, 3, 6,
the
the
the
the
the
For the sake of variety the small notes
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
8.
6.
4.
'
r
what
whi
4r
tDontretful
Carol 642.
Words by E.
mf
Moderate
won-der
why should shep
ful
to
-
the
herds
tid
To
Be
ings
low
ly
i^
Sfc=Qit=t
born
day
in
us
should
to
Bunnett.
1.
Beth
gra
first
An
by
brought,
gels
the words
hear?
to
That
Why
fct
le -
hem
Is
clous
God
Bid
J-
us
i^
!^
J=j=i=
Edward
CHRISTMAS.
2.
un
tmviQn,
t)ie
(SONo OF THE Shepherds.)
Oxenford.
One
an
for
gels
ges
bright ap
sought
pear?
It
Be
CT-TI^l^-i5Î
M^
^3
1
^
t=w^
J^
^^m
'
*t
is
the
yond
our
migh
un -
ty
der
^^
Sav
stand
J-
iour,
ing
Who
u
quits
His
glo
The ways
of
Hea
ry,
power
To
ven's
King.
But
îff
EE
QI&
J-
J.'
5==P=
take
on
He
for
Him
ev
man's
er
out
know
ward
eth
form, Thrice
best,
And
bless
hears
us
as
WONDERFUL THE
hour!
sing.
da y,
bless
When
Christ
ed,
^=^
m'--M-j
t=t:
*0.
î
=P=
L^
ev
born, for
is
er
-more To wash
t^ f
t^
way!
CHRISTMAS.
Traditional.
Chortts. Allegretto.
^0
ell
r^l
el!
No
Gauntlett.
el!
^^^
L/"
No
el
Born
t?
1"
'
the King
is
Fink.
.
ra
'
of
Is
-r
-
i ^-IJUl
^f^^^^-l^^^^ff^^^
i i 4
PS^feg
Now
No - el,
the
shepherds rose, and
the
light of
an
3.
by
4.
Then
draw-ing
the
The
The
Words
1.
sins
* ia
>
Carol 643.
2.
our
.= -m
won-drous
this
bless
thrice
yes,
TIDINGS.
first
nigh to
To
gels say,
star Bright
this bright star Three
saw a
north- west,0'er
Beth
wise
Beth
le'm's shepherds
East, be
the
in
-
as
yond
men came from
coun
le'em town
took
it
el.
they
lay
them
far;
far
rest
try
its
^p^p^îi
night watch.when
At
mid
Its
beau-ty
sought a
They
The
wise
men
gave them
king, such
learnt
its
keep
- ing
great de
their
in
cause of
sheep,The
light; This
tent,
stay.
win
ter
wild,
set
the
not
.star
it
The
star
their guide where'
And
found the
place where
snow deep.
light
day
-
nor
er
Je
it
-
sus
night,
went,
lay.
Ê^
Bepent chorus after each verse.
<srome u'^tp'^tvtf^f come! H^nUt oft

CHR1STSIA8.
Carol 644.
IST
Two Verses
ôuv Utp.
T^/rolese.
(A Shepherd.)
Solo.
Come.shepherds.comel shake oft your sleep. And ope your wea-ry

A -round the hut where - in I slept A gleam of light was
1.
2,
eyes:
'Tis
seen.
And
^^
-I
-J-
fold-ed sheep, Come,shep-herd3,come, a

an - gels clad
in
harps were swept By
i_j
in heav'n-ly
of ho - ly
forth
hymns
'
m^.
song
rest I
-J-
sheen.
'
Hark an
rise!
'
'
What sounds
time to leave your

golden strings of
I
'
'
'
'
gels clad in bright array. Burst

of joy the
air
then stirred ! WTiat
See night grows brighter than the day, Lit

by their glist'-ning throng,
In ter - ra pax a - bove I heard, And CAris -tus no - tus
est.
!
Jill
pll^
'Tij
We, too, this welcome news did hear

From angels in the air.
They bade us cast away all fear.
Cho.
And to the town repair.

to the humble stall,
The Holy Child we sought
Then know, all friends, who wish to see

Your sweet Redeemer's face,
Though long, the way full short will be.
If
ye but ask His
gi-ace.
We hastened
No thorns your faithful steps shall

And light will shine around
On bended knee each one did fall,

And humble offerings brought.
All doubts and fears will pass

When Jesus Christ is found.
3tHun
stay
away
(S^^vint iu Ifotn to^lrai^.
Carol 645.
Words
German
Traditional.
Har. by Bach.
2,
Hail
sus Christ is
the night, and
jorn to hail the
^g&i^-^ -
Che-m
wake-ful
P^
the
the
^r=pT
-
bim
fold
nj
Chant to
Ti
God
dings good
f est
Sav
-""fn^
sêS
.31
Up, and sing

That be - held
day
morn.
and
Up,
When
;'
^
fey
-^
.4^^
=if=^
Tidings full of joy and grace

To each son of Adam's race
God in form of man array 'd,
God for man a servant made.
the
an
an
gel
fff
hymn,
told.
to Thee we pour the lay,

On Thy happy natal day
Virgin-born, Thy praise we sing,
Son of the eternal King.
Thus
%%^W^rf^
with glad
Beth-lem's
in
LI r
Christ-mas
-
lay
iour born
tal
Carol 646.
Tr.
CUKISTMAS.
Latin, by
fr.
11.
R. Bramleij.
Sir J. Stainer.
Semi-Chorus.
i^^P^
Chorus.
Allegro vivace.
PB
y'l
3=*=
mu-sic's
all
ma-gicpowers.On this bllss-ful

morn - ing. Born to-day, the Child is ours,
- i -day
Find such ho - ly
spend -ing That the sim-ple-heart-ed may
day made. Day with ra-diance glow - ing. Which the Light of Light dis-played,
splendour bright, Shi- ning to all
a - ges. Beams the Sun, whose distant light
Let this glo-rious hoi
2.
O how bright is
3.
Risen to-day in
4.
as M-
this
ÊEk
of Prophet's warn - ing

Joywith-out of - fend - ing.
Light in darkness shew - ing

Touched theProphet's pa - ges
.,
'
I
H
//I
!/
in
ant
the race He
And sweet char-i - ty may
Chas -ing thus death's gloomy
Now, to end the reign of
Qi
i
u
r/!
Theme
Sbmi-Chorus.
J-i-
^^^rrrr
(
//
4=;: =P=F
r^
'f
Chorus.
Semi-Chorus
--,
Wake
1.
towers, Toil and dan - ger scorn - ing.

stay. With our con-course blend ing.
shade, Bright-ness o'er us throw ing I
night, Christ His power en - ga - ges.
//
f^^T^
_
Chorus.
that
bless
ed
that
go
bless
ing
ed
Which
out
go
ing
out,
sal
sal
va
va
tlon brought
tion brought
J
P
!Si
m^.
//
that
bless
as
FT
,J
a
a
bout,
bout.
bout.
t=f=N^
^^
d=i
m
1
f=f
1
tion brought
ed
4=-H^
^==4
r
a
:^
^m
eame
JTtiere
ttom tar
tfirfe ftftigs
Carol 647.
aUiaff,
CHRISTMAS OR ETIPHANY.
Words by B. Cranston.
mf
1.
There came three kings
2.
Now when
3.
And when
from
they reached the

they reached the
far
way,
Led
low
ly
shed,
man
ger
stall,
And saw
Up- on
^
^
M=^-^7
n+t
f^
f
Christ
eyes
of -
r
ij
s
-J
1/
-i
at
r-
tread
the
the
King
of
joy
horn
their
fp;
^N
r-
was their
were then
up
might
de
age
in
tent,
raised,
Clare.
jL
-4-
t::r
path they
trod,
-
L_j
ll__
leads to Christ,
And may such joy
Meet for the King
vine.
J2:L
Oh,
may we
lay
^^
Saw ye nev
2.
Heard you nev
3.
Know
ye
not
J.
er,
er
that
^^^^
h.^
ev - er
Kings to
II
the
the
in
of
low
twi
sto
r^,'
sing
we
too, these
monarchs
three,
Who
journeyed far this Babe to see.

Oh, may our hearts most faithful be,
At this our glad Epiphany
!
light,
ry
smm
^
^
When the
How
sun
had
left
^^
ly
seel
netiet in tlê ttoiUgl^t*

CHRISTMAS OR EPIPHANY.
^=^
I
God!
mine
ing
Oh, sing we then with voices clear,

Sweet carols to this Babe so dear,
And
bring such offerings meet,

at Jesu's feet
Sato se
of
1*^
rrr^'^
.^
C. F. Alexander.
be
liv
them down
Carol 648.
iw^
the
VT^
They brought with them most costly things,

For that sweet Babe the King of Kings,
'Twas Frankincense, with Gold and Myrrh,
For Priest and King and Sad Martyr.
And
That
be,
-^.i
1.
f
?
^^
hJr-J
T
see
that
Babe Di
of - f 'rings ev - er
^ -^
Words by
-J
may we
may we
may our
^
'
t-^'
:i=:ii
Oh,
Oh,
Oh,
*.
slower.
little
JL
To
lust -'rous ray.
the
era - die - bed, Their
they straight;did fall, And
in
y
t
'
^1
>
were traight-way bent,

To
see
once were heav'n-ward raised, And songs
brought of gifts most rare, That they
^
I 1
XJi
their steps
f 'rings
most
star's
with
their knees
^=^
as
/
Hayward.
G. F.
Smoothly.
they cross'd the de
Af^
the skies,
-
sert wild,
by Was the bright and morn-ing
B. Tours.
Star
'.'
rp
Jour
He
in
-
heaven the
by
ney'd on
Who came
to
A=^
SAW YE NEVER
shi
clear stars
(lain
fight
!fe
ning Thro' the gloom.like

Till they found the
And the dark-en'd
and mount-ain,
Gen- tiles.
the
sil
ho
isles
THE TWILIGHT.
wise men, watching,

ver eyes? So
of
old the
ly Child? How they o - pen'd all their treas-ure,
a - far? And, we too, may seek His era -die;
ri
shi
IN
J-
f=F=f=fi
r-^1
-|
^^^^f^tt^hhUzrii f$
L-b=j:
Saw a lit- tie stran-ger star. And they knew the King was given. And they followed it from far.
Kneel-ing to that in - fant King Gave the gold and fra-grant in-cense,Gavethemyrrh in of - fering?
There our hearts' best treasures bring Love.and faith,and true de-vo-tion,For our Sav - iour.God and King.
;
LAJLaJl^l
-J-
Wil^tn
ctimison nun
tlê
Carol 649.
lâtr
set.
CHRISTMAS.
Words by Rev.
G. P. Grantham.
Vbrse. Not too fast.
ffi^
f
1.
When
2.
Shep
shep
the
crim
herds
watch
Bev. S. S. Greatheed.
3i=^"j=:
ing
mg
by
their
=^==r-
had
sun
son
set
fold.
-i
Low
be
On
the
crisp
-J-
r^^
hind
the
win
and
hoar
hoa
try
sea.
plain.
ggi=f=!
bright
And
In
the
the
-i
On
^V-l-
i^
^^
i-r^t=^
i^
r^-r
'
cold
sky (cr) Bright hosts
mid - night
es
(cr)
py.
P^
l-
Burst a
Sing - ing
.1
sound
in
.1
F^^
heaven - ly
gladsome
glee:
strain.
J.
^^^P=^^Û^^LLUM
rMh^'rrrr^
^=f=f
'
/Glo
ex
ii l-^j. J.
p-'^
of
'r
*r
p Where
"t
manger
crib
'
i
the
4/
is laid.
4.
eel
r-^
Join with us in welcome song.
Ye who
in Christ's
Home
abide.
Sing the Love

Of God above.
Shown at happy Christmas-tide.
pp Worship Christ on bended knee.
Cho.Gloria,
prir^r^r^P^
In the city fair and free.

Hand in hand.
This shepherd band
J.
ff
etc.
535
Cho.Gloria,
etc.
flâvUl
t))e
Hetaltr angels sing.
Carol 650.
CHKISTMAS.
"Words by Rev. C. Wesley.
Mendelssohn.
=d=j=l^
^j
Peace
on
and mer
earth,
cy
God
mild.
and
sin
ners
rec
cil'dl
ores.
I
fJ
J'
r=^ft=r^
i 7?
Joy
J-
ful
all
.1
J.
y.
^^
na
tions,
J.
rise,
J.
m^
7
Join
the
tri
J-
J.
i=d--
?=P=r
ti=i:
With
th'
an
gel
-J.
.a^
ic
pro
host
Pi3
the
an
born
nrnpli
the
J.
skies;
I
^
in
hem.
Beth
sing
gels
Glo
ry
to
the
new
bom
King.
LAÂ=^=i^
jM
g ^
Organ
her
is
r-
Christ
r-
ff
Hark
claim
if5^
d^=
Bfel
rr
Fecial.
Christ, by highest heaven adored

Christ, the everlasting Lord
mf
in time behold Him come,

Offspring of the Virgin's womb.
dim Late
Veiled in flesh the Godhead see

Hail the Incarnate Deity,
man to dwell
Jesus, our Emmanuel
Parish Choir, No. 1897 4
cr Pleased as ^Tan with
Mild He lays His glory by,

Born that man no more may die,
Born to raise the sous of earth.
Born to give them second birth.
cr Risen with healing in His wings,

Light and life to all He brings,
Hail, the Sun of Righteousness

Hail, the heaven-born Prince of Peace
!
0nce
in lêtfjUiiem of
Carol 651.
3)tttral)
CHRISTMAS.
Words by Cecil F. A lexander.

IST AND 2nd Sopranos.
^
ri
pfci. J
i-U
C. V. Stanford.
J
|
ij ;j
1.
2.
3.
4.
6.
^-f
i-j-
Beth -lehem of Ju - dah.Far a -way

a- cross the sea,
There was laid
a lit - tie
a state - ly pal - ace Where that ht - tie Ua - by lay, With His ser-vantsto at
It was not
a
sta-ble low and dim;
But the ox - en stood a-round Him In
In the world He had ere For He left His Fa^ther'sglo - ry.And the gold - en halls a-bove, And He took our hu-man
Of His in -fi-nite com-pas - sion He can feel our want and woe
For He suf fer'd,andwa8
Still He stands and pleads in hea - ven For us weali and sin - de-filed
God who is
a man for
Once
in
^
5.
JU
Ju^-
TF
J:
*r^=^
^
CHORns.
a Vir - gin Mo-ther's knee.

by On
tend Him, And with guards to keep the way.
a - ted,There was not a room for Him.
nature, In the great-ness of His love.
bur ied,When He lived our life be - low.
ev
er, Je - sus.who was once a child.
Sa-viour,gen
tie
Sa-viour,Hear
Sa
vionr,
Thy lit
Hear Thy lit-tle children
ltJ~B
f r
5t
li=^=^
sing;
The God
va
of our
tion.The Child that is
our
King.
1'
iW
r-1
sing
+x
F=F=^rr^
.
The God
of our
sal
va
^1'
i
t9 %t
XThe Child that
tion,
^^
iE^
is
r-
mf
1^
ÎKr
"-
Parlsh Choir, No. 1898
V.
ir
-J
q!=)C
^=^^t
4.
our King.
-V
|-
m turn minmnttv.
Kn
Carol 652.
Words by C. G.
Slow. Vbrse
mid
the bleak
In
1.
CHRISTMAS.
Thomas B. Strong.
Roasetti.
1
Fros -ty wind made
win
-J^J^ti.
=i
f^
;ir:
ir
ter like
Snow had
stone.
J.
l
Snow
snow.
on
snow,
the
In
r.
f-^
^s;:^:
fall
=^j=i
^ ^-^ J
f=FR
>
Wa
moan.Earth stood hard as
*=:
rr-r
i
r_Lif
bleak
mid - win
-^-^
^t :J^J=i
'
^^
Long
ter,
?^^
go
Our
2.
'
God,
hea
ven
'
tain
Heav'n and earth
shall flee
way
comes
to
j^ry j-j
jj^j j.;j
îi^
rF^T^r^^rFr
J.
reign;
((>jTj,
sta
1.
ble
sus
Christ.
?>.
suf
1^^
E
ii
^ -U
p^^r~\î
I
place
*i
s
-
In
nough
for
ficed
The
Lord
5:
Al
:J
migh
ty
^^
iî
!^
d=t
:
g
-t-
whom Che
the bleak mid-
Ig
God
r
-
^
Je
^-J^##
ter
tt^
pti
Him,
hold
not
J L.
-^
TTtj^: ; J
^^^^^T^f^
fe^
;T^rr rrs^
^r ^^f-fC^f
r
When He
Nor earth sus
can
ru
'
bim
Wor
ship night
-K-ftr
t:^r-'r"=t=f
and
THE BLEAK MID-WINTEB.
IN
r-^breast
i-r
A
day,
r r
Ând
milk,
of
ful
--i^=m
"
r
of
manger-ful
j^
J.
-=
?J
I
r
V XT Whom
nongh
hay
+-
J-
^^
f#F=F=r^
for
Him,
/g
a=t
r^fofr^rJjTf^f
Fall
gels
down be
fore,
The
and
ox and ass
ca
ê^
Êd^ds&îtE:
S??
F=P
Verse
^^
4.
i
An
and
gels
arch
Which a
mel
dore.
f-^f^7^-tezzj
i^^^g
^-
4.
rcr 7^;
r
an
gels
May havega
r fLrf
r
-
thered
Che
there,
f2-
'-.
f
-
ru
bim
and
:fe
r^P=r=P
i
!
J.
ra-phim
Throng-ed the
J-J
J^
^
I
r^Tt^
air
But
on
Wor-
ship-
ped
the
Be
r^ rr
am?
Poor as
were
^.
lov
His
ly
=t=f:
^J"'! s>ih
bliss
ss
With
ed
.g.
'"
wise
F=r
man
would do
ther
In her maiden
:K^3
What
5.
3an
shep
hierd
Him
give
my
part;
'
1^
would bring a
lamb.
b.
If
were
r -f^-f"
Yet what
i?^
9^
:iJ
5cp; t?
Mo
kiss.
:i-J3tr
f^
-l-l A
g^
-J
can
give
Him, Give
my
heart.
*E\uan in
tfie tointet collr*

CHRISTMAS MORNING.
Carol 653.
Words by
the Rev. J. C. Black
J.
I
1
1.
'Twas
2.
Then
in
in
the
the
>
"l/"!
win-ter
manger
poor beast
the
J-
when earth Was de
cold,
jPj^
ing
8o - late
sent with
Child.
dored.
and
wild.
his
Lord;
That
an
gels
welcomed
The swains and
pil-grims
From realms
And
of
this
ev
er
bright-'ning day.
He
And
bove
ed sight to
see,
came, with human kind

to
the Babe of
stay, All
to
low
li -
hem Bend low
Beth
the
3 But I have not,
One
it
offering in
makes me
4 Grant
sigh.
my power
Brother,
let
me
give
My worthless self to Thee
Mn
toUl^ Qlatfnt^^
Carol 654.
1.
mtn
of olH*
C. Kocher.
tE*
-1^
r-rr
2.
love,
knee.
Saviour kind.
C. Dix.
fe^Êfea^jzjj
mf\
r-rn
3.
Thyself,
rev-'rent
Spirit undefiled.
That I may be in heart and mind
As gentle as a child
That I may tread life's arduous ways
As Thou Thyself hast trod,
And in the might of prayer and praise
Keep ever close to God.
And that the years which I may live

May pure and spotless be.
Words by W.
me
ness and
The
'Tis winter all with me, and I

Have neither fruit nor flower.
God,
And
morn wonld come with them This
from His throne a

bless
pre
His Birth The

ev - er - last
the East Saw, wonder'd, and
at
from
dim.l .
Was
Barnby.
^=i
(S>
As with glad-ness men of old Did the gu id -ing star be-hold;A3 with joy they hail'd its light,
As with joy -ful steps they sped,Sav-iour, to Thy low - ly bed. There to bend the knee be -fore
As they of -fered gifts most rare At that era -die rude and bare; So may we with ho - ly joy.
m m^
/i
2|ffi
5-
^^ m
i\
i=
^
^^
i^
"TT
r-f-^rrrf
^
J-^
to Thee.
to'
Lead-ing onward.beaming bright So,most gra-cious Lord.maywe Ev- er-more be led
Thee whom heaven and earth adore So may we with wil- ling feet Ev - er seek the mer - cy-seat.
Pure and free from sin's al - loy, All our cost-liest treasures bring.Christ.to Thee our heavenly King.
;
Holy Jesus every day

Keep us in the narrow way
And, when earthly things are
5 In the
Bring our ransomed souls at last

Where they need no star to guide.
Where no clouds Thy glory hide.
4.
heavenly country bright,
Need they no created

past,
Thou
Thou
its
its
light;
Light, its Joy, its Crown,

Sun which goes not down.
There for ever may we sing

Alleluias to our King.
Sf|t eiHrfstinaB
Carol 655.
Words
tr. fr.
Srn.
P. Cornelius
Allegretto.
mi
I
JU^xjL^=rjî:zxj^j
Christ
mas
tree
con espressione.
is
sf
spark-ling with light.
The
ta
perstwin-kle on
fa
J-
m/
p^
ces bright,
THE CHRISTMAS TREE.
I#=F=^=?=
r-H
f^
,M
Uî
an
cient
Ui
ca
they
rol
Me^^
love
ill
^V-^
f
*^
^
^
j^
mas
time
brings
=^-r V-
Lip
J'-n ;ir
jij
Then
on
the
IT
.^n
-^
J-
dren
the
to
la
den Christ
:^=^
i^
r^^
S
see.
f"
!
With
mas
-*
^-S-^-f
the chil
Their
tree,
"?"
d^
t^
ger
ea
and
ej-es
M ^^1^> 4
r^^
mf
^m
-Jin
1=is:
^t
^1
good cheer.
gifts
Christ
>
-r
t^-T^^
^
ty
'-W
eon espressione.
IE
-
ttiri
How
hear,
to
gas^
-^
world
dain
^-^ ^
r^ ^
s^
k=^^
T^^
mf
0_
*\
M^-r^
Ji
niving
te?
m^y TO.
glee.
d:^=i
=P
-=^--
*=i:
^^ ^ ^
For
ev
'ry
one there are
pres
ents rare,
lit
EÊ
#-
And
THE CHRISTMAS TREE.
ta
pers twinkle on
fa
ces bright,
hap
py the
time
on
Christ
mas
==l
night
jzizzntîîi
nJ^Jj^ ^'^ t'^^
^^m rnt^tf^^^f^^ .^.^7l"
ir:ji
^^
:IJ.
643
5?
STiyrer icings*
I!r))e
Carol 656.
Words
CHRISTMAS.
H. Heale.
Traditional.
1.
would
2.
As
they
3.
now
"When you
Vir
un
gin
bore
me
tell
to
this
their
that
them of
ask'd
all
I JW
have been
Come
So
That
ing
They
winter's night,
com
have seen,
ye
Of
might,
- ing
fer
child
fair
to
sight,
stern King;
a - gain,
There came
still
way
Of
He
He
And
three Kings
"From whence come
pray
so
met
He - rod that
you home this way
from
rod
then
ye
that
Him
Him
that
that
should
should
ye,
-^
'pi*
and
for
their
of
this child
sing
went with
^
I
Beth
Gal
mon
mood
le
'From
archs three?
y King, Both old
hem
East
the
and young
si
that fair
you
as
their leave
ci
may
ta
si
tie,
To see
seel
To seek
king, Forth went
they with
their
m^
\
er
er
fer
Lord,
Lord,
be.
be.
-
mg. Led
J.
m^
by
and King,
and King,
a
%
and
Knight
and Knight
so
star
bright
By
i.
M.
J-
Lord,
Lord,
a.
a,
a.
and King,
and King,
a
and
and
star
t^^x
So forth they went another way
Through the might of God that day
As did the angel
great solace,
Tu fere-a
they had their offering made.
According as the Lord them bade,
Of all the treasures that they had.
Gold, Frankincense and ]Myrrh-a,
Frankincense and Myrrh.
will
Woe
let us kneel all here adown,

that Lord of great renown.
Who worthy is to wear the crown,
Full right-a
Now is the time of Christmas come.
The Father, who, now with the Son,
And with the Holy Ghost, is One,
Send us a good new yeai'-a.

Send us a good new year.
come full soon-a,

come full soon.
will
4.
that star's shining light-a,

That star's shining light.
Now
ye do ye are undone.
say,
To
To those three Kings that made present,

To say-a
The Lord doth warn you ev'ry one
To go not by King Herod home.
if
them
they were come to their countree,
So glad and merry were all three

tell the sight that they did see
To
By
6 Anon, as on their way they went,

God the Lord an angel sent
And woe
to
Full right-a;
When
And when
For
Knight.'
bright.
J^
r=^
4 Till they came to that blissful place,

Where Jesus with His Mother was,
They worship'd there with
Knight,
so
io^tnl iea0tet=tftre.
STi^ffii
Carol 657.
From David's Psalmen,
1686,
Har. by C. Wood.
1.
2.
3.
This
joy
My
flesh
ful
in
hath
Death's flood
Eas
hope
ter
shall
his
lost
^ hU ^
T
^4
i-j:.-
'
for
Since
Je
LT
liOve,
ber:
Till
trump from east
er:
Lov
ci
ill
riv
i^^
^ r-^
-i
4-.
kj*
....
....
....
J.
j^
1
1
Hath sprung
Shall wake
My
to
this
life
the dead
ing soul
pass
\
\
:=
in
de
r:
FM
sor
slum
U^
'
and
sin
sea - son
sus cross'd the
-^
west
to
-A
fied,
from
souls,
of
Cru
the
er
with
a
-
f=-^
My
way
ih-^.
r
row
A,J-A.
2i
And
1 r-i
-j
..I..
^=^
rest,
chill
3=t4
ITS
-f^^
frv
tide,
'
Refrain.
^-^
was
slain,
His
Xe'er burst
9i
lî
=^J^F^
p^:^
=fi
^~^^
1
r
three-day
îi^
pris
on.
4=
'r'
Lrfz_
p*
faith
had
J
been
^-
ft
ns
Our
en.
ris
en,
'
in
vain:
--i.
now hath Christ
But
^^=e
J
--f
-'
1
ris
^Ht
golden* glotofns motning*
tiê
F.
r ~r~v(
yf
-"
Ob,
gold
the
eii,glow
morn
ing
-ing. All
the
T r T r
Day
^
iiifc
5E
To
King
the
in
der High
lauds
- est
High
the
ban
is
We
He is risen
Christ is risen
This is Easter Day
!
3
Shout aloud the wondrous story,
For the King in all His glory
Draweth nigh this day

Vernal benediction giving
the Ever-living
this
This
and
risen
is
He
is
risen
Easter Day.
No. 1905 4.
death,
is
we
day.
the Paschal
this
A-
Day!
men.
J
^2-
glowmg
Emblems
showing
the Festal Altar
Easter
Day
with garlands, come with treasure,

with anthems' raptest measure
For
East- er
is
i i ^
Come
Come
we
^p^ppB
us, V^hile
this
ris-en!This
Forth
I
fore
this
Easter
Day
How
the bells are chiming o'er us

While we join the heavenly chorus
Christ
is
risen
is
He
Easter
is
risen
Day
Oh, that longed-for day
of union,
When
Thine own, in Thy communion,

Lord of Easter Day
Into life eternal waking.
!
Easter Day
Let the banners float before us,
Send along the angel chorus
Cliolr,
life
This
is
He
Lo
Christ the Life
Christ
l^'"^-
On
the highest heavens ringing,

the quiring angels singing
Christ is King this day !"

With the blessed ones before us,
will swell the heavenly chorus
Parish
en
be
ners float
///
ris
Easter Day
more grieving no more sighing
more weeping no more dying
On
J=^=i
lauds
ing cho-rus,Christ is
"This
No
No
Hark
Hark
this
lauds.
est
For
^^%r^f^Tf
Let
day.
this
ing
^^^^^^=^=q^t=i^
est
raise th'ex-ult
dom -
-L
td^
/r
T f T
of
i-J
f=^ i f=F
fe^d^dM
ren
ing earth
splendour, Lord
Hi
all
wait
Le Jeune.
Celebrate
Thy love partaking
Endless Easter Day
For the joy that waits before us,
We will swell the angel chorus
Christ is risen He is risen
This is Easter Day.
'
Kt
Uiafii
easter.
To be sung nearly as fast as
was ear
Mar
The
It
1.
2.
Now
3.
the an
Then
4.
rose
let
ike verses
ly
in
ies
came
in
sad-ness,
- ing
take our pla - ces
who
us
C. J. Ridsdale.
The first bright Sunday morning. That the dear Lord Je - sua
But the an-gels brought them gladness :When they said "The Lord is
Theirwateh while we lie sleep-ing
Are glad to see us
With glad-ness on our fa - ces,
With hearts and voi-ces
the morn-ing,
gels
would
be recited without notes.
sit Ireep
in which He lay:
And in the morn-ing qui -et, The
Ho - ly an-gels
And soon He came to meet them,
nev-er die a -gain."
With lov - ing words to
Eas-termorn is here; For they know their Lord re-joic-es
To lis -ten to our
- ter hymns to sing;
For it
is com - ing one
day,
That best and brightest
from the grave
He
ris'n,
will
wake when
read
morning.
earlii in ttie
Carol 659.
the
our Eas
^m
t^M
iî)f^^^^<^ ^î=i=ifyj
)
by
am
watching
Sun - day
Sat
it,
greet them.
voi - ces.
Sun - day.
Oh, that
And
When
the prais
His
all
chil
the
for
es
-
Mar
put
an
end
of
the
chil
dren
rise
^n mnQ
to
their
to
to
ies
to
-
dren
a, -
gain
come
sor
a
-
and
their
pain
are
al
ways
dear.
glo-rious
King
meet their
npf
Onn wings
liv - ing light,

of
rose from death's dark gloom,
w
At
Un
jL
i>
ear
seen
jL-
P^frnrtif^^
liest
by
a.
dawn
mor -
^z
of
tal
And
bright
rolled
The Lord
tomb
Ye
^
y
\>
the stone a - way.
of earth and sky.
children of the light,
Tri
4.
um
v/.r
^^^
ces
^
^ ^
i ÊEiL
u*
raise
with
t'
one
ac
cord
We sing Thee, Lord Divine,

With all our hearts and powers
For we are ever Thine,
And Thou
the an - gel
phant o'er the
JV-^-4
f==P=?=F
Arise with Him, arise;

See how the Day-star bright
Is burning in the skies
Parish Choir. No. 1905 -
^^
Came down
t=Fi:
g^F=R=
U--
f
day.
eye,
^
.1
%=h:^^
I
French Church Melody.
kh
Then
easter.
Allegro con brio.
2.
of Hftiing ILigÛ
Carol 660.
Words by Bishop W. W. How.
1.
way.
the
long
row
Him
art ever ours.
To
iKoiXftn 'ûvpn ate sountrino^
Carol 661.
Words by
ASCENSION.
A. SuUivan.
F. R. Havergal.
Joyful.
1.
2.
3.
Gold - en harps are sound - ing,

us,
He who came to save
Plead -ing for His chil - dren
M^
j'MJ
King
Now
place,
Call
up in tri - umph.
King of glo - ry,
To
sus.
sus
ev
Ev
er
liv
eth,
His throne a
on
gone up
Is
^^
er
lov
ful
ly
we
ly gates are
is
crown'd with glo
them
ing
to
glo
ry,
Je
fer,
Nev
ing, Faith
er
King of Love,
more to die.
ful
ones,foryon;
sus,
sing.
eth
bove.
high.
too.
t
S^^
h
>
All
His work
end
ed,
'
Unison.
fe-jH-fy
Joy
Pear
sing.
^^^^^^m
gone
voi - ces
bled and
that bless -ed
Je - sus, King of Glo

more to suf
Nev - er
His bright homepre-par
side.
Is
Je
Je
died.
In
:t=^
O - pened for the

At His Fa-ther's
Send - ing them His
te
An - gel
He who
S5
Je
sus
hath as-eend
II
Glo
ry
our
King.
i^^^msj^^m^^^^m
Wn
net Munit tvtaU on
morn.
tlt&t
CHRISTMAS.
back
heav'n, For
to
the
lol
Son
mis'd
^^^^
pe
The
born.
is
long
*=
E^
^d:
:p=^
y
?^
old
Pro
;he
3^
1t=te=
t/
k'
iJ
phets wrote
l^
"I
Him,
of
Pre
diet
3^S
j-,iiJ
And
we,
one
in
ted
b/
>f^
-
hymn.
Now
viour
sent,
ag^
F^^
These two
lines are to
the
Sa
TT
'In
4-
heav'n
the
An
1/
^^=T
if
the Carol be accompanied.
549
ir
be sung by the Trebles only,
^'>
r-
viour sent.
j"
brate
the
e^^^^
?=f^
::*=;t
^^~^' 7
Û-
most
^^^
f=r
a tempo.
this
*3
vent,
ing
j-JlfaL
a tempo.
glad
ed
'
"I
Of
giv'n.
is
Sa
^^
pect
rail.
fca^
^
ex
-^
d^d!t
J"^T-J:
One
pro
^ ^
gels
1-^
of
Him,
And
LET MD8IC BREAK ON THIS BLEST MOBN.
m
won
der
]om
lug
5!=t
migh
His
at
ty
song
in
On
love;
Thus An
hove.
eartli
we
glad
gels,
pro
ly
chant
phets,
sin
the theme,Thu3
nets
sing,
With
-r^f-^
num-bers sav'd
the
all
^ i
J:
in heav'n.
glo
rions
imf
:l
^m ^
;
And
f^
giv'n.
Nr
can
Sa
vent,
I 1
One
Ji
^^^
it
=ff=^
we
viour, King,
.A
Jv
strain
^,
ji^
J
'
Thy Ad
hail
wor
praise
thierName, Or
?^î r^hi-f-hh^=u
hd-PfA'
m^^^-
,^ a tempo.
^^
^
sing
of
love
so
great as Thine
ti_/ ^.\l^JiJî
r
-i.
^^
vine.
Thy Name
and
Love
J.
1- i-
i.
J.
dost claim,
Thy Name and Love are
J^, J
are both
g=F^^^'
Di
'
L^
vine.
rii.
i P=Pr-r-r r-^^
Di
rrr-
No end - less hon - our Thou
Thy Name and Love

dim. sempre.
both
-f
3^ hhrr
^~Mv
T=
5^
-f -X
=r
are both
Di
i- j.
i.
pi^:
-
vine
ls^
are both Di
iPP.^r^}-
vine.
nitiQ toe a
Carol 663.
ûvoU
CHRISTMAS.
Words by W. J. Irons.
- _ Solo, Treble
wlu
try
time
for
A. H. Brown.
the
rich
and
poor.
And
who should be
driv'n
from
True Sages were they who to Bethlehem led.

For the angels' song at the Birth of Christ
Brought frankincense, myrrh, and gold,
With tidings of joy began
Which they offered to Christ on his manger-bed.
And it rang with a Glory to God in the Highest,
man
With a reverent love untold;
true
to
brotherhood
And a
But 'twas winter time for the rich and poor,
Yet 'twas winter time for the rich and poor.
As the Wise Men knelt at Saint Mary^s door.
When the shepherds came to Saint Mary's door.
Cho: But 'twas winter, etc.
Cho Yet 'twas winter, etc.
4 So make we our offerings now to Christ's need.
When His poor all around we see:
Inasmuch as to them we have done the deed,
He will say, " Ye have done it to Me:"
'Tis a wintry time for the rich and poor.
Say who shall be driven from a Christian's door?
Cho 'Tis a wintry, etc.
:
661
Carol 664.
At
dead
2.
The
flocks
3.
All
glo
m^n
nlQÛ
nun.
ull i
CHKISTMAS.
r
1.
rftun ot
tj
of night, when
are rest - ing
to
be
ry
all
is
on
And
still.
si -
wake
the ground/The
God
E. J. Hopkins.
lence sleeps
-
on Bethlehem's hUl When

herds
watch aground When,
a - far
and nigh! Christ
;
^_rU_
^_j
t__J
Shep
good-will
-^
f ul
on high Peace and
'
1/
thrill
li
a- bove are shin - ing bright.

ing through the midnight air,
eth in
the man - ger f ar
;
scendto earth. To
a - gain. And
ring
row cease
tell
Now Christ
us
oho
has
J-^^-^
^^
Carol 665.
bove
Sav-iour's birth
To
tell
birth I
strain.
Uf^-?^hh^
unn
joice
and
Sa
lute this
hap
thus ex
alt
^t^44.m
-
And
ii3EEfeE3
^4^^
II:
m
Je
this
-
8U8
The
day was born
His Name: To
is
;
i i
9t
4-rJ
1,1
Sav
iour
To Bethlehem straightway
Christ our Saviour lay

Where Christ our Saviour lay.
4.
fame
The
To
Sa
save
iour
us
which is Christ the Lord, And

this Babe was born. And
all
iM
n^^^m^^^^
Ff
w
which
all
Christ the Lord, And
is
on
born,And Je
Babe
^^- f-r-h-T
is
iil
Lord, to Thee
all
^
^
day was born.

sus is His Name.
this
this
1
I

To Bethlehem straightway
Where
morn
J-rJ^
i
3
Peace
Old Cornish Melody.

Har. by A. H. Brown.
CHKISTMAS.
sing,
God,
eartli vtioitt anTr uina,
Words Traditional
hearts to
J:
of
a
Sav-iour's
- cho the
joy - ful
come, the Prince of
J-
bid
joy - ful strain And

Prince of Peace Has
-^
:î
hosts de
val - leys
I
^
lieatien
come.the
"J
fall in
pale moon-light, The an - gel
gel
heard, so sweet and clear,That hills an<
and
shines the glow - ing star
It shines to
is
Him
of
a
round the
net
voice
-
i"
And shadows
A
A
glory be,
Whom heaven and earth adore

Lord, to Thee all glory be,
Whom heaven and earth adore
For our Redeemer we will praise.
This day and evermore
For our Redeemer we will praise.
This day and evermore.
lotols, nutvtXf ^tatfle.
Carol 666.
CIIKISTMAS.
Words by Rev. Brian
C. Roberta
In Pastoral
A. Styler Houghton.
style.
.^
X-
-^^-iK
^
"
^n
rrî-
=^
=P=Jf^=i*=f=
r
In
that
rests
rests
In
our
Thee
-^
-P-.
car
praise
fant
Head.
nate
Light.
rTeach
Now
Ac
-J.
-K^
^'
we
II
-ig
'
us
thy
lead
cept
our
-^J
-4J
old
old,
to
me
my
-L
fs
1^
sto
En
Re
King
vo
^.U
How
ry,
ChUd
1
V
mu
tion,
ItJ
.J
sang
on
us
Mon
Parish Choir, No. 19il 4.
J-
^
V^
^
^#=P=5^T::r-H-
gels
ker,
ceive
.i
Thy
bless
J.
ing,
due,
Be
"~~-j-..
i^
h
r
-f
tx-j,^
^-^
Up
viour.
earth,
-4
car
Sa
on
age
#-=
their
arch,
was
sus
died
our
era
The
King
Cre
ate
that
of
our
Christ
Heaven
hearts
mas
morn,
ly
Birth,
new.
Wiatitf mj^ iêattt

Carol 667.
Words
tr. fr.
toi^tle
tonnXf t^tt uix^tllina.
CHRISTMAS.
P. GerhardK
J.
Now from
out His manger lowly,

Hark His call greets us all
With sweet accents holy
" Mothers, come I will restore you
Cease your tears, griefs, and fears,
Kruger.
To His voice let us listen.

High and low let us now
To this Saviour hasten
Loving Him whose love invites us,

Let us gaze on the rays
Of the Star that lights ua.
1 bring comfort for you."
Sblttp, flôis I3atie.

Carol 668.
Words by E.
CHRISTMAS.
Trier Gesangbuch.
Caswall.
A.
Sleep,
Sleep,
.
.
Ho
Ho
ly
ly
Babe, Up - on Thy Moth- er's breast Great Lord of earth, and sea- and sky.
Babe,Thine An -gels watch a - round All bend-ing low, with fold - ed wings,
I
How sweet it
"-.as.
is
to see Thee lie. In such a place of
Be-fore th' In-car-nate King of kings, In rev' -rent awe pro
rest
Organ Interlude.
rail.
found.
I
J
.iSfc
:^ :^
r^r^
3 Sleep,
A^
Holy Babe!
m
i
f-f
5
Wnile I with Mary gaze

In joy upon that Face awhile.
Upon the loving Infant smile.
Holy Babel
Ah, take Tliy brief repose;
4 Sleep,
Too quickly will Thy slumbers break.

And Thou to lengthen'd pains awake.
That death alone shall close.
4.
fe
r"
Then must
Its
that
Brow
thorny Crown receive;
That Cheek, more lovely than the rose,

Be drench'd with Blood, and marr'd with blows.
That I thereby may live.
6
Father Blest!
Almighty, hear my cry!
Forgive the wrong that I have done
To Thee, in causing Thy dear Son
Upon the Cross to die.
Hêre is fos for t\}tvs age*

Carol 669.
CHRISTMAS.
Words bj Rev.
M.
J.
Ret. T. Helmore.
Neale.
Animato.
1.
Here
2.
When
3.
Came our Lord and

In
man - ger
a
the world drew near

its
close,
God, that came on earth this morn.
Sav
ly
i A i ^ J
.i
chief
and
sage
sprang
the
Rose
Ev From
ing
born,
Van-quish'd death
tongue and
'ry
Bush
the
Ev From
tion:
Ce
the
dar;
by
Ral
rank and
'ry
sta
Ji
Plead
the judg'd the

lied back the
fly
tion.
er.
ing,
Hath to
From the
End
ed
day
sal
faint
sin
the
va Feed
and
sigh
A A A
tongue and
'ry
Bush
the
:i:
^=T
1
J^
lu
la
la
Carol 670.
NEW
g)^
w as
^J^
sail
So
ing,
come
to
be
fair
*r
you.
And
i-
We are
bless
not daily beggars
line
it
well within.
Love and joy,

4.
etc.
the leaves so
we come a
Here
green
^J
Chorus.
and
Love
^ pfe
Love
seen
r T
God
That beg from door to door.

But we are neighbours' children
Whom you have seen before.
Love and joy, etc.
3 We have got a little purse
Of stretching leather-skin
We want some of your small change
To
3i;=Pt
^S^
and joy
J.
lal
iai
iaI
f^^^
~^J^
^
J-
fs
YEAR.
A-m ong
ing
3^
Traditional (Yorkshire).
Her e we come
der
Words Traditional.
Theblb Solo.
ing.
come u-inûnuilim.
la^txt toe
wan
dar,
^m *
tlon,
by
tion
er:
na
Ce
the
Van-quish'd death
ing:
Ev From
tlon ; Prince and peas - ant,
lour
iour ; "
From the
Li - ly
ing,
Hal - low'd birth by
you
,
and send
you
ra r^fT
hap
py
T-
New
.^
V.
Good Master and good

While sitting by the
Mistress,
fire.
Pray think of us poor children

A-wandering in the mire.
Love and joy, etc.
6 God bless the Master of this house.
Likewise the Mistress too;
And
all
the
little
children
That round the table go.

Love and joy, eto.
Year.
CHRISTMAS.
George Edgar Olivet
1
Good
Good
Good
2.
3.
4.
_
ti
ti
dings, good
dings, good
ti ti -
dings,
dings.
i-r-JiK-J-
The
The
world is
mu
old
hJ
We
and
sad
not cease
shall
sic
i i
-^
J.
-*;
r=r
need the bless -ed

to guide our
He came
'
si
5^
F^^
ful sound. Thro' hill

and woodland swells. Go twine with i - vy leaf
and bay. The
gels sung To shepherds on
the plain;
song which brings the
ry rest. And
Christ-mas-tide, To make us young and glad.
To dark -;;ened eyes that saw, thro' tears.Their
in - to
the paths
tn
of peace. Chime,tune - ful bells, and loud - ly ring
'ay - wara leet
To
joy-
An
J-
^-
J.
&F
^W-r-^-r
4=t
T=f:
i^^
^^-J-
im
-r^xrr
J r r
tfrgem. And welcome. Christian hearts, to-day. The Babe of Beth - le - hem.
hoi - ly's cor - al
a Child is born."
com- forts those who mourn; The an-cient ani-them ev - er blest "To us
holy ra - di-ance ap-pears,"The Day-spring from on high.'
hearth-lights fade and die. Their
hail
the Christmas morn
A - wake, all Christian souls, and sing, " To us a Child is born I'
;
^^
P^^
iJ==Jz
arr^-rr-r
STflt foiifttl
morn
,J
:t=p:
J
m
-F=f
I
i% tireaiteing*
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 672.
Moderate.
iê^^r^v
George Edgar Oliter.
mf\,
\>
c
r
r
is break - ing, The bright - est morn
1. The joy - ful morn
an - gel hosts
2. High strains of praise are swell - ing From
3. His chil-dren's songs shall name Him
In many
a song
of
H
?:^riJr
Through
earth.
on
high,".
to- day;
--^
tT^
- a tion
one soft voice is
His Church shall yet pro
all
ere
And
ores.
'//
/ i
.^
I.
J"
.J=?CI=P=
h&
=t=F
i
wak
tell
claim
^^
ing,
The
-ing'
Glad
Him
To
J"
joy
ti'-
peo
of
pie
J^*"^-J
Je
dings from
-
sus
the
The
birth.
Ti
sky
way
far
Till
J^J
star
dings
i
of
dols
bove
is
free
sal
fall
be
glis
glist
-
va
fore
'nlng, Where
tion.
Him,
Of
Till
m
Je
peace
strife
I
sus, era
died,
lies,
And
all
the earth
is
list -
'ning.
The
car
ol
of
the
on earth be - low,
Through ev-'ry land and na - tion The bless -ed word shall
and wrong shall wake, Till all
the earth a - dore Him, Th' e-ter - nal Prince of
.
>
1^1
>
skies,
go.
.
Peace.
THE YULE LOGS.
Carol 673.
CHRISTMAS.
Words from Sloane MS,

time of Henry VI.
Air from Deuteromelia, 1609.
In moderate time.
one
eve
both
morn
-
Wei
Wei
Wei
ing,
ry
one,
in
fere,'
come for whom we

come Thom-as Mar
come saint - es
lef
4 Welcome be ye, Candlemas,
Welcome be ye, Queen of Bliss,

Welcome both to more and less,
Welcome Yule.
4.
shall
tyr
sing,
one,
Wei
Wei
and dear, Wei
come for whom we

come Thomas Mar
come saint-es
lef
shall
tyr
sing,
one,
and dear,
Welcome be ye that are here,

Welcome all and make good cheer
Welcome all, another year,
Welcome Yule.
Carol 674.
CHRISTMAS.
Bee. J. S. B. Hodges.
Trebles
m/
gay,
We' ve wreathed the shin -ing
We've decked the Church with i - vy. And hoi - lybranch-es
the Child
On that first bless -ed Christ -mas The wise men we've been told. Brought gifts to
We have no gold to bring Him, No spi - ces rare and sweet, But He doth call the
1.
2.
3.
h^
m- :^=xJ
F^^^^^^
^
F^ ^r-rrr
mî
Et
^F
lau -rel 'Round font and pil-lars grey ;/And now we come right glad-ly
To join the an - gel strain. Of
Je - 8us,Myrrh, frank-in-cense and gold; And we, though lit -tie chil -dren, Have love as deep as they. And
chil - dren. So, kneel-ing at His feet, We'll give our-selves,dear Je - sus, And ear-nest - ly we'll pray To
peace on earth,and glo - ry To God

long to bring some off' - ring This Christmas
be kept ve - ry faith -ful E'en from to - day
mer - ry,mer - ry Christ-mas.The Chorch bells ring.
^M
î ^ J
1/
lizut
y
\^
joy-ful,
\^
jov-ful Christ-mas,
We
"I
chil
dren
r^^
"f
ij
'f
'
t*
1/
Pf^
i'
^TJiere ^tuelt in
Carol 675.
I
Din
^
V
:f=f:
S^tttrea*
Unison.
1.
in old Ju - de - a,
A
And as the in- f ant Je - sus Lay
The shepherds bowed be-fore Him, While
For this was Prince Em-man - uel, Who
Now Grod,my dear Re - deem - er, I
There dwelt
3.
4.
î^ mm
Full.
ig
fE^
rrxT^jr
5.
^^^
r
The Mo
I
4.
-rTfT=^
J
^^ ^S
r^
- ther mild and

maid - en fair to
un -de -filed.
see
on His low - ly
bed,
A cir cle bright of heav'n- ly light
an - gels swift did
fly
On blest em-ploy,with songs of joy.
laid
a - side His crown Ând all
to win our souls from sm
give my heart to Thee; For, by
my word,this lov - ing Lord,
Parish Cboir, No. 1944
!2.
;/
CHRISTMAS.
I
Full.
!b;
i^
-v-v-
V
I
1
^
J
sing For Christ was bom at Christ-mas, Our Saviour King.
Of a bless -ed Babe was she.

Shone round a - bout His head,
To
Un
S hall
fill
-
to
be
the star
the earth
the Lord
ry
sky.
came down.
of
me.
THRRE DWELT IN OLD JFDEA.

Chorus
Harmony,
in
manntv
iâHei in
Carol 676.
Words by W.
Tenderly.
""'
(An open-air
= 112
f r r fger
2.
Full sweet
3.
good
Carol.)
J.
ores.
Babe, in man
the mer
1.
limine*
CHRISTMAS.
C. Dix.
ing,
we
Ghild,most fair
chanting The

gath - er. And
ry
band
ly
ly
rt
to
see,
sick
a=i::S
"f^^^f
^^
Gen
mus
mer
4=
tiles.
By
ic,
^\'ho
would
ry.
And
sing,
snow
kind
lie
-
ly
wor
pier
sor
To
Much
And
greet
r
Thee
cheer and
crown the
wait
heart
ther,' To
us, Much
ed.
And
Thee
and
crown the
greet
cheer
The
with
good
joy
A mean and shameful place.

There come, we make low knocking.
The shepherds ope
the door.
straightway Christ our Saviour
We worship and adore.
Parish Choir, No.
1M4-4.
cing,
row Will
And
Mo
joy
ful
wait
heart
ther
To
greet
Thee
us. Much cheer and

ed, And crown the
Thy
a
-
ful
Mo
wait
heart
ther.
us.
ed,
And
And
hum
With
bliss
- bly
love shall
that
in
ful
fall
down,
us
quite,
lasts
for
aye.
And I'eace come
warm
Sweet Babe most condescending.

O by Thy spotless Birth,
Let Light arise
with Thy
good a joy
there
Star o'erhead burns brightly,
And we go on apace
And presently, are spying
And
ship
Thy
a
r-
-T
with
good
Mo
.\
r=W^
Bethl'hem town,
deep to - night.
take a - way.
Thee;
We now with joy - ful
take? Though wind be sharp and
glad:
But this dear Child, all
haste to
trav
they be
not
were
Star
^^.
I-
-(22-
the
first-fruits of
do
-J
s i
f f i
The
make. With such for march -ing

and sad, While o - thers are
right
an -gel-choirs
some are
Barnby.
darkness.
to the earth
Rest for the heavy-laden.
And Joy for those who weep.

In Bethlehem of Jewry,
Our God doth always keep.
Carol 677.
Words from
christmas.
MS.
What
(All verses.)
too slowly.
Not
1.
Hov?"
""^J"^
ini
^v
joi-iy
3.
4.
John DunttabU, 1400-1463.
of the 16th cent.
tid
b ringest thon,
ings
-^
:g:
A Babe is born of
A won-drous thing doth
That seem- eth strange to
That love- li - est
gan
mess
en
l^-
û-F^llJ
now
and
and
Of heav'n
Heav-en
And Lord
be.
born
dear.""Hail,Daugh
con
-
Such won-drous
ty.
gun. Such won-drous

f orn
ner.
ter,"
Such won-drous
Such won-drous
earth
earth
ceived
that hath
see. This herd
her Child,"Hail, Son.Hail, Bro
greet
He
tid
tid
tid
tid
^
r
hath the
and an -gels
Mr
He
may hear.
may hear,
may hear.
may hear.
ye
ye
ye
ye
iS
^
"
-<<3-
sin
man
had
been
a
- nes
ther.Hail, Fa-ther
i^
1^
-:^
His
lord
'
all.
Now
That man
An
in
is
fant
'
^r-
ship
is
man-kind
in
en
is
ing
was
made
of
That maid and moth'r

That hail - ing was
r?
I
:i=t
cure.
^^^
*,^'
-
and
on
heav
sin
one
so
ter
new
is
was
quaint
ni
be
be
but
and
fiend
shall
of
great
ar
is
turned
to
es
be
man
Whom
en's peer,
gle year That
fere,'
And
good cheer That
3^
-m-
e'er
a-
babe
this
-
=fe
made
lady
pain
this
4=t
gg=3-IX=T^^
hath
she
iij
maid
of high de - gree
saith," Hail, Mo- ther mild," This hail
ings
ings
ings
in^s
birth
be
to
tt-:^
^=^==J:
li
sun,
111^
Of Christ His
ger.
na - tore. The Prince of Peace that ev - er

- fall.That King that
form - ed
star
and
high
us
HjJ]TtTtrj^jTj\^
*
r-f
j~
prey,
aye.
-
ray.
play.
Dal
:S:
Carol 678.
christmas.
Words
Tr. from the Neapolitan.

Moderato and joyfully.
When Christ was born in
1.
Thenpeace was
2.
Beth
le
F. Taylor.
-hem/Twasnight.but seemed the noon of day: The star whose

fed be - side the lamb; And with the
land ;The li - on
an - gel bright-er than the sun Ap-peared in
light
kid,
spread throughout the
As shepherds watched
3.
W.
their flocks
by night, An
i^
i|i
-i
pure and bright.Was pure

pas
pas-tures led. To
said.And gent
gent - ly
and
bright,
Shone with
wav
'ring
tures
led.
said,
The
spot
ted
leo
"Fear
not,
be
not
pard
a -
ly
un
-
air,
Was
To
And
rays
fed
But
one
In
Be
fraid.
bright
petice,
in
hold.
be
pa.
^
p
^=tf
H^^ ^
=1=
hii-^
r
star,
peace,
hold,
One
.The
Be
glo
calf
neath
-^^
rious
your
(Juid
star
bear,
eyes,
.. and
^fj"
The
.arth
iFtom
1.
3.
From church
And an
"Now go
M=e 4
eUtttttl to
'
^H=i=^
r
ed the Eas - tern Ma - gi

wolf and lamb re-posed to has be - come a
smi - ling
\~
from
far.
there,
dise."
-1
r="
dltltttrcti.
CHRISTMAS.
Hypo-Dorian Node.
of 11th Cent
^J-JtJ .N
2.
#1
-^-
Carol 679.
Words from MS.
i=t
church
I'll
hosts
the
the
we
forth.
and see
bells'
this
rzT
Jo. J *
ings run
birth,
His
won-drous thing
glad tid
mid-night of
to
gel
A Vir
Sang "Glo
gin hath
ry
be
The shepherds
r
con
to
said, "and
Then Herod sought the Royal Son to slay.

Who rather should have come to kneel and pray
In Bethlehem.
Son In
ceiv'dand borne a
God and peace on earth,"In
seek the new-born King "In
BethBeth-
Beth
hem.
hem.
hem.
The Star went leading on from East to West

The Wise Men followed, till they saw it rest
In Bethlehem.
6
Their frankincense, and myrrh, and gold they bring.

To hail the God, the Mortal, and the King
In liethlehem.
7
gifts the Threefold God then praise.

vouchsafed the sons of man to raise
In Bethlehem.
With threefold
Who thus
iFrom
llêatienlp iWaiTr<
Carol 680.
Words from " Songs
christmas.
of
rarisli Choir, No. 1946
Sundry Natures "
1589
).
William Byrd,
1538-1623
FROM HEAVENLY MAID.
Young anH
Carol 681.
Words
r\
by Rev. J.
oltf mufiit
rafse
tfie las?.
Old Melody, Har.
by M. Praetorius, 1610.
CHRISTMAS
Neale.
1
1
^1-^
1.
Young
and
old
2.
For
the
the
the
God,
pur
pur
3.
If
4.
For
^
r
^hr^.
^=1=
must
by
-
raise
pie
^le
=t=
1-
the
all
proves
here
the
is
That
Comes
Where
King,
grass
-J:^=!==Ft^
lay.
dored.
;
their
to
IS
For
n3zfc2=^
d
r~
1^-
'^
r*^
-^r-
Hi
en
His
good
the
throne,
ly
the
man
-^-^
=f=r-
1
ga
lect
rai
-^
heart
ges;
ed.
ment
1
1
desert as we go
Sorrowful and fearing,
the Rock the waters flow
That shall work our cheering.
Through the
Manna, wherewith all are fed.

Comes for our salvation
Born in Bethlehem, House of Bread,
By interpretation.
4.
Young and
old
must
raise the lay
That their heart engages

For the Child is born to-day
Who is King of ages.
From
668
ger;
Young and old their deeds so frame,

That as He came hither,
They, when He their lives shall claim.
May to Him go thither.
.
^
*mH
ei^tri0tma(6 nolo*
Carol 682.
Words from Playford'8
2.
langh.
ty
cares
I
Ay res and IHalogues.
'Tis Christ
1.
3.
Select
And for
And from
mas
^m
dance,
to
dance
dance
and
and
his
time doth call each

time e-nough when
'Tis
\^..
s ing.
s mg.
s ing.
^
to
and
and
'tis
Christ
the Twelve days,

the
ris j.- ing
And smoothing forth

The
now,
Henry Lawes, 1595-1668.
let
the
wrinkled brow,
lad
twelve
and
is
When
-mas now,
them pass
of
sun
Gives
lib
lass
That
will
done
To
Ca
the
er
to's
mirth and
In
To
set
ty
ting
to
self
jol
could
-
cast
quaff.
be blj^he and merry.

af - fairs.
our
think of
To
Then
Then
PTjTJ g
sport
sport
sport
and
and
and
play;
play;
play;
For
For
For
ev
ev
ev
'ry
'ry
'ry
hour's
hour's
hour's
li -
off
a
a
a
âlt of
Carol 683.
mmu
4^lXitn
ttie
christmas.
Rev. Gerard Moultrie.

Solo or Skmi-Chorus.
Words by
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Melody by Rev. B. W. J. Trevaldwyn.

Har. by T. W. Staniforth.
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on her throne, And there in her arms her [n-fant was shown
There sate
a fairPrin- cess in joy
there In the arms of the Moth - er
so pass-ing fair,
They wor-ship'd the King of Cre - a - tion
rhey have heard from the sky of the t)irth of their King.They haire heard all the sky with ttleharmo -ny ring.
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of the East in number three.

All worship the Monarch of high degree
The Kings
Their tribute they
And clearer and
heads they bow.

echoing now,
offer, their
clearer
is
sis,
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ex
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the zenith is blazing with light.

musical voices enrapture the night:
O this is the carol of peace and goodwill
From the voices celestial, the zenith that fill
For
And
all
JHetri? dH'^viutman ttUu are vingtina.

Carol 684.
H. KotxschiMir.
SOPBANO AND AiTO.
-0-
Mer
ry
>
U
1.
Christ
mas
bells
'
are
k'
ring
ing,
King -ing
far
and
near,
Moderately.
^
Je
Happy
the Saviour, born t<>day.
And
fir's perfume
" Christ
welcome
the spicy
its
is
makes
ever,
come
!'
For the
Christ, the
And have we no gifts to offer

To our Lord and King ?
Lord, " ourselves, our souls and bodies
Unto Thee we bring.

With our lives glad homage pay
To
Parish Choir, No. 19*8-4.
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the
earth His home.'
Breathes
Precious Christmas gifts are gladdening

Many a heart and home
But the " Gift all gifts excelling,"
Christ, Himself, is come
In your hearts make speedy room,
Graceful Christmas greens are wreathing
Column, choir and nave

While their cross-tipped boughs say
"Jesus comes to save."
SUB
In our souls let glad obedience,

Faith and love entwine,
Yielding Christmas odors sweeter
Than the fragrant pine
So our hearts shall homage pay
To the Saviour, bom to-day.
voices catch the echo
Of the angels' song

Grand old chant, and joyous carol,
Ring the aisles along.
Let our lips their homage pay
To
the Saviour, born to-day

566
Lord
is
come
MnQtiuu
TCtfifnrm.
all
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 685.
From
Thirteenth Century.
the Latin, 13th Century.
2.
'
1.
Came
Ma
to
of
the Maid Of
low - ly mien
the Lord, Who hast by
thy
-^
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th' Arch-an-gel
ry. Moth - er
J_J:
J-_J
mmr
al-layed With courteous

re-stored To mor - tal
:^
Lord
of.
each
and
u way -
may
J_J
kind
ly
J-
be,
share
we
/. B.
ly One Shall be
thy Son
of - fence Of thought and sense
liv
g^
- tal.
pi
pure
and fair, The
Son
that
Im
mor
giv
For
He To
tal,Man's
ing That
:
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That man may en
ing, Through all e
ter
there,
ter
ni
ty.
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Melody from MaroVs French

dim.
.
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^S
tlie
word
lov
.J..
art Heav'n's high por
has closed the gates,Fades

_
en
prophets spake Man - y a
Psalm - ists sang their song. Song
twi
t
ores.
While
light.
_
of warn
ing kind
Of
^
f^
na
all
"From your
ing;
ness,
Psalter, 1647.
- ture waits,
slum-bers wake
prom - ise
the
long.
J: -A
the
ing for
theheav'nsare
Sure, withnier
cy
morn.
When
riv'n,
For
dight. Sure,
.m^
4
en
CHRISTMAS.
^^
ores
f:.
Night
iigi
Old
Powell
Lightly.
Lol
Be num-bered with the
Carol 686.
rWatch
and hap
-i
ta - tion ;"Hail Queen of

Vir-gins
far - ing, Be - seech Thy bless - ed
The Ho
Our sore
And thou
i^
-^y-\-T
3.
her maid
ing Peace
to
lot
by His grace may
2.
:^
things thou shalt bear
rrr
tal
sal
men
J A
-A -A
all
all
1.
And
tion.
ness
Words by
sta
bear
n^\f
fears
mor-
and
child
-J-
Christ, that Light has come,

Christ, true mercy bringing.
is heaven's home.
Earth, where angels' cry,
"Praise to God on high,"^
Through the night is ringing.
Earth
4.
a Son
in
giv
Christ
born,
the Christ
Giv
Light
giv'n I"
-
ing
light;
/J.
the Star of day - light

en with the dawn - ing.
un - to man's blind -ness
iE^^
.lesu,
Born
Mary's Son!
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for every nation,
By the grace Thou'st won,

Shed from heaven's height,
Mercy, truth, and light.
In the end, salvation.
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Carol 687.
Hfngs* ông.
CHRISTMAS.
Tr. by Rev. S. Baring-Gould.
Ma
The
1.
came out
gi
the
of
"
And as
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6 "Go, Magi, once
"For Herod
is
Now
'"
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But when from the
they were sitting at dinner one day,
An angel of heaven
^
bye,rock-a - bye,pret-ty ba-bie
ent Land,
ri -
And as they went rid - ing, a Star went be fore, > Now rock-a
And when to Je - ru-sa-lem ci - ty tliey came,
2.
French Flanders Melody.
city they
The
more from the town
'
'
rock, etc.
Star went before, shining brightly and clear,

Right glad, etc.
They came
to the wild," 7
Now rock, etc.

life of the Child,"
How sad, then, etc.
to the stable at
Bethlehem town,
Now rock, etc.

[down,
their treasures, and lowly kneel'd
Right glad, etc.
They pour'd out
seeking the
The
They
hastened in fear,
Now
rock, etc.
appeared and did say.

Right glad, etc.
Tliey
!
8 For there in the stable, enthroned on the knee,

Now rock, etc.
Of Mary the Virgin, Messiah they see.
Right glad, etc.
Carol 688.
CHRISTMAS.
Tr. by Eev. S. Baring-Gould.

1st Verse Solo (The Angel).
t5:
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1.
A- wake,ye
2.
What sound is
wf
f=rf
shep-herds,
this
French Flanders Melody.
2nd V. Cho. (The Shepherds).
in
from out
stant- ly.
the sky ?
For
Not
f^
iS3E
His sheep,
night
for rest,
i.
waits
why
you with
should
J- .1
we
.1
a
a
w.
im
Z
rea
not
The cock from
:?=^
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yet tun'd his
flute
throat,
To The
,
day, that
voice was
in
heav - en sing. The

dreamer's voice,
1/
The Angel (Solo).
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3
off
-m
^
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f^^ ^âS
dy pipe and
Give glad
wake ?
ol sweet. With
the farm-yard rick Has
some song and car
smile;
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fe^3P3
of
t=iz
i-î
The new-born Pas - tor

The day for la - bour.
while
break.
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sake your flocks a the dawn does

yet
shepherds,
On dream
^
earth
1/
must not be mute,

ing ears
it
smote.
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fc'
The Shepherds (Cho.).
wake and
rise
betimes
The darkness rolls away.

The dawn is kindliiic; in the East
The dawn of perfect day.
To those who long in darkness strayed
Awakes the Gospel dawn,
To all who wandering sheep have been
The Shepherd true is born.
4 Arise, arise, bring tabret, lute,!
And shepherds haste away.

We'll tune, as we to Bethlehem speed,
A gallant roundelay.
The shepherds' feast of feasts is come,
We'll dance and pivê and sing,
The Holy Child that's born will be
The shepherds' Holy King.
ntia a^t^viutmaH dSâvoU
2rtiti9
Carol 689.
Words
TraditUmaL
Traditional.
1.
2.
3.
This
Now the
As
the
new
Christ
-mas Ca
us
Let
rol
And may
proud may come hi - ther

shep - herds were feed - ing
Of
cheer
per
ful
ly
see
in
the
field.
hon
ex
In
sing.
ly
feet
their flocks
The most
The sweet
our
eel
birth
and
lent
our
of
glo
Sa
ry
Of
tern Of
viour Un
3=F
Ma
or
ti -
Heaven
our
pat
hn
-
mil
them
to
was
ly
-
re
Who
ty;
For
in
By
blest
the wise
men
discovered
This bright heavenly Star,
Then with gold and rich spices

Straight they came from afar,
In obedience to worship
With a heavenly mind,
Knowing that He was born
All for the good of mankind.
was
born
-
an
ners' re
King of
ed
the
'
a
a
Vir
gin. Bless
of
era
die,
gels
of
glo
ry.
of
stead
-
- ed
Deck'd with
Who
these
i i
f-^f^J-^
ry
by name; For poor sin
na - ments gay. Here the great
dings did bring. And di - rect
When
King,
vealed
'
demp-tion To
Glo - ry
In
shep - herds To
the
a
their
world
man
Hea
here
ger
ven
He
He
-
ly
came,
lay.
King.
Let us learn of those sages

Who were wise to obey
;
May we
find through all ages
They have honoured this day,

Ever since our Redeemer's
Blest nativity,
Who
To
was born
set
of a Virgin
poor sinners
free.
Zi^t oiXi
seat notp
Carol 690.
NEW
From
a Black Letter Collection, 1642,
in the
Ashmoleau Library, Oxford.
1.
2.
The
old
And now
And now
year
with
let
now
new
way
is
fled,
year's gifts each friend

the
com - pa - ny
all
fLtXt*
Arthur H. Brown.
^ ^
3.
atoaa? iâs
TEAK'S DAY.
a^
The new year
Un
- to
each
In friend - ly
ther
en
they
ner
all
is
it
man
ter
do
-ed:
send;
Then
God
gree ;
For
'T^
j^
'm
'^m
W
^m
=SC
3=t
r-j-i-^
us now our sins down-tread, And joy-ful - ly

all
ap-pear.
let
our lives a - mend, And that the truth may
grant we may
ap-pear.
here we're wel - come, all may see, Un-to
this jol -ly good cheer
LJ=a-.^Hi^
â=j
(.
sport
is
U^^n^
^^l=t:
î=f
^ ^^ n^~fj
iP5==
wick
Let's
mer
Now,
Good
like
ry
the
^
be
snake,
tune
to
and play; Hang sor-row,
let's
for
this
cast
cast care
:t=t
î^-^
u^
ho
li
your
off
-
ter
a - way
be -gin
1
day,
skin
send.
And
Of
And
let
TT-r
:?=3=
izit
my mas
sin.
And to a -mend this year
ed
all,
and so
our friend, God bless us
=i=^
-^-*-
us
vil
with
run
thoughts and
my dame which
God send you a hap-py newlyear!

a hap-py new year
a hap-py new year
Godsend us
end Godsend us
1
I
THE OLD YEAR NOW AWAY HAS FLED.

Chorus.
Let's
1.
Now,
Good
2.
3.
mer
like
for
fi
ry
be
the snake,
tune
to
ho
this
cast
off
my
mas
li
day,
your skin
ter
send,
And
let
Of
e
to
And
us
vil
run
thoughts
and play; Hang
sport
-
ed
sin, And
our friend, God
: f r
new
f
sor - row,
to
a bless us
with
and wick
dame which is
my
let's
mend
all,
way
cast care
this year
and so
gin
end
God send
God send
God send
you
us
hap
hap
a
a
a
us
py
py
new
new
hap-py
year I
year
year
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tiitrr.
Carol 691.
From
the
Marbach Hymtier, 12th
Bohemian Brothers' Book, 1566
cent
F^^m ^m
ff-
1.
Touch -ing grace we Prin
2.
We
3.
Tri
be - held
pie gifts
in
ces three
star full bright.
First-lings of
Sign of Christ
hand have we, Wor-thy a Babe
the
the
of
Gten
ve high
FF=f
be: Pledge here by

Light Fared we hith
de-gree: Yon-der Child
of
tiles
ry
er,
on
Gold our comely King doth show.

Incense, Priest for evermo;
But the gift of myrrh thereto
Bodeth death of bitter woe.
Bright of yonder star the ray
We, with you, good kings, today

Tune the lute and raise the lay.
Homage to this Babe to pay.
Carol 692.
Words by W.
chf.istmas.
Havergal.
II.
Havergal.
^yvs
1.
So
2.
And
3.
The
hap-pyall the day.

the birds,all day long.
stars
were
Had
Had
been with -out
left trill
play, And such good thoughts had come o'er my mmd,

the sun had gone down, oh, so redl
themoonshow'da streak"^ of her gold-
-ing their song; And
In their brightest and
all drest
best;And
for why
it was sent.
I wonder'd what it meant. Or
As I ne'er had felt aught of the kind.
had fold -ed the sheep. And were talk - ing of sleep. But some - how we cared not for bed.
'Twas a glo - ri - ous night And we thought of the sight Of which Da - vid our fa - ther had told.
That
We
m
A
7 Then onward we sped,

To find out the bed,
Where the Saviour in lowliness
sound struck our ear,

Sweet, joyous, and clear.
like a musical breeze
But, ere we could gaze,
It seemed
We were
And
In your own
You
then the whole choir.

Rising higher and higher.
Sang of "glory, sweet peace and good-will";
The sheep seemed to dance.
And the mountains to prance.
And the stars could no longer stand still.
C. F.
Briskly
2.
2.
Beth-lehem
They would ne'er have
out
Bless - ed
Star
Eev.
shin
East 'em
Him
their coun
try
ing Through the dark
est
See
In
the
J J -J .J
r
far,
nig ht,
Lead
we now,
God,
ing
up
i i
rejoicing.
For to us as well
That bright star so glorious

Doth glad tidings tell.
-
iour
Je
cy.
sus.
9fc=pa.
Free
Placed
fer
Heav'n
is
Light
of
^^
I
of
will
in
Who
J
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Pariab Choir, No. 19494.
-i
ings
star.
Even we are Gentiles,

As were happy they.
Who
were led to Jesus

Bringing gifts to-day.
Light.
With them
let us worship.
For our Light has come
Star of Bethlehem lead us
Safe to Heaven our Home.
I
new-bom
the
not
r
4 Sing
Sav
mer
Dykes.
r^M
Make
Had
fTT-i i
riirl^r
'r
Kings
J. B.
^3
r-r Hr^Vf r'v

we;
known
-
iot.
^=3^
haste
giE
every day,
I sing and I pray
To the Babe who is Saviour and all
May His wonderful birth
Be known through the earth.
And cheer both the great and the small
CHRISTMAS OR EPIPHANT.
^M
to
declare.
And now
Hemaman.
^-=^7^
Now
the blest sight
soon we made known

To all in the town
What we heard the good angel
i^m^letiem Haste
ISfoUl to
Carol 693
midst cattle and hay.
we saw
And
town
a Babe and a King !"
little
Him
will find
lay
!)
'Twas our Judah's delight

And Mary and Joseph were there
And
Him
found
8 But
bright one then said,

('Twas like life from the dead,)
"Good tidings, good tidings I bring
Messiah's come down
1.
We
Words by
Near Bethlehem's inn,

(Oh shame on their sin
a blaze.
found ourselves down on our knees.
all in
in
to
Hai^ of
of QlaTfmun,
ttiontrett Xmtn
Carol 694
Worda by
B. H. Hall.
W. W. Rosseau.
^mmm^^^m^m
Day
1.
In
of
the
won
der,
day
of
umph
of
this
tri -
îL
m^j^
J=J:
Gone
Un
is
sor
to
Je
hon
is
sad
pow
^^^^
ten
to
the
ter'd
are
the
bi
ev
lant
er
glo
shall
swell
An
clouds
End
ed
ing,
gel's
sto
of
er
light
the
song,
r=ErT=
^
-f
J
;
the gloom
is
vie
to
J
*
Ji-
y
be
ry
J
i
God,
ry,
Cast
ror.
Sin
and
way
all
hell
are
doubt and
cap - tive
dread
led.
^^
the
the grave
is
ther,
Glo
ry, "Christ
is
en
freed from
ter
ror, "Christ
is
en
Fa
from
from
the
dead,
the
dead.'
4 Victor now, to Heaven ascended,

Seated on the Father's throne,
3 Every people, every nation

Soon shall hear the gladsome sound,
Joyous tidings of salvation
Borne to earth's remotest bound.
whom our nature blended,

Will His blessed children own.
Christ, in
If above, in glory meeting.

the heavenly courts should tread,
Then shall rise in tones excelling,

Praise for grace so freely shed.
We
the Easter hymn be swelling,

"Christ is risen from the dead !"
Sweeter then will sound the greeting,

" Christ is risen from the dead."
And
long
ii
r
to
night
-
f=F
Give
E'en
i-AÊ;s^^
Bless
rious
^ps^
er,
J
^
oj ^
ness,
Lis
Scat
,J
or,
^^-i
^^^-^t
^
ia
SE
Ju
f"=r
row, gone
BUS
thy
Hail
ness,
hour,
i=.^l^
i
f=T^
tE
glad
4.
673
ônv gatlanlvs.
(gtome fort)) antr tiring

Carol 695.
Words by Mrs.
EASTER.
J.
W. Anderson.
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-fy-i
H. Eotzschmar.
^^^^^
Moderalo.
1/--^
>>
N-i
:^;
Saty
1.
Come
and bring your gar

We know that sin and sor
our Lord and Sav
And as
ris
Yea! Christ the Lord is
2.
3.
4.
forth
S9=- -&-1
row
At
iour
Came
en
Oh!

J. <-*
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lands, Come forth with praise
the
with your flow'rs.And to
cov
er
The earth, as
gar-den's shade, Dis - pelled its
our
pres - ence,With-in
-N-
>^
times must shad

forth from out
grace and truth
'
-t
som-bre
gloom,
For 'tis
Yet still
So now
spir
shine;
Up
tem-ples
with a
-
its
throng;
pall;
and
ow
all;
the
tomb,
Di
vine!
!
\
En-wreath the
song;
4-
-j^-
the glo - rious Eas

as o'er our Sav
ter!
we
iour
ence.
ns!
And
His
Pres
and cheer, and guide
hold,
al - tars
And Death's dark man tie

And walk - ing in the
En - fold
us
in
Thy
feel
Bright
That
'TTmTTTW^5
day for pray'r and praise,

an - gels vig - ils keep
still
we hear His
we may
tru
When
With
in
said
"To
say:
us
love the Sav - iour May join our

the tomb, and hov - er Where our be to Ma - ry "Do not fear! Be -hold Me
the Lord is ris'n indeed," This glo-rious
who
all
-
Who
voice,
ly
&inQ
Carol 696.
glad-some lays.
loved ones sleep!
and re
Eas -ter
joice!'
Day!
int Alleluia.
G. H. Westbury.
Briskly.
mmfpfTWfv^^^
J
we Al-le
1.
Sing
2.
Ear-ly
3.
Now He
lu
On this joy-ful day,

Je-sus Christ is ris - en. Men and An -gels
He who once was slain. From the grave a- ris - ing Rose to life a And He hears us sing; By His Kes - ur- rec- tion Death has lost its
^ -^
-^_i
ia
in the morn-ing,
lives lor ev - er.
J.A4i,i:
UL
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J
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After each verse
i!/I
3z
I
1
-fs
say.
gain,
sting.
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t
iE^^Êi
I
I
Hap-py ,hap-py Eas J
Loud and
JTJ
ter,
4.
clear
we
sing,
Je-8us Christ
I.I
is
I
risen,
hJÎ
1-^
Je-siia Christ is King.

I
EASTER.
Carol 697.
Words and music by
Umlauf.
S. C.
Andante grandioso.
y
I
1.
Al
le
All
E'en the
Lol
List
lu
King
ia!
the dark-ness
2.
3.
With
chil
dren
vie
now
is
love
to
to
He comes
en
with ser - aphs

sing
as
the hosts draw near
their shouts of
joy
they praise
"^ '^Q'TiH^
An
An
An
Crown Him crown Him

Crown Him! crown Him!
Crown Him! crown Him!
!
^î
en! Hear
the
Sav
calls
them
How
er,
'
bells are
filled
life
-J-
J-
Him
H
strain!
iour
brings;
glad re
now;
frain.
heav-en
rings!
hom-age
hovf.
Je
-f
come to
reign.
King of
kings!
Vic - tor's brow!
sus Christ has
Him! Crown the Sav -lour

Him! Crown the no - ble
ti4^.i
-i
jjj
^=m^^^^^
sic.
ing.
'
-r-^
To
wor
Our
Con-qu'ror and
this bright Eas
fled
On
way;
'>-^f=^
T-r-T-r
I
The
bring
Un
dawn
ris
-
en
the
to
Havechas'd a
Sav - iour
migh - ty
way
the
^^^^^ ^^^^^
.
;J-.J-J-
-\=^
ajler each verse.
5feai
us
ship
greet;
tor.
ran-somed world to
Our Eas - ter joy we
The ro - sy hues of
Chorus
'dows
is
ing,
i^^^l4
gloom
the
in
saints in
--
ring
with mu is break
^^
^ m
-
too
song
the
Him
F=^t
rr-?--fr
I
The Eas -,ter

Our hearts are
The light of
calls
ye
the
While the
to
p=5^
crown
crown
crown
gels
gels
gels
Join
ing.
Him,
H. A. Farnsworth.
-F
sha
ris
joy
He
Ford.
ffi
Vic
is
and
Z^t IBuattv Witt uvt v(nsCn0.
Carol 698.
3.
Christ
Peace
Hark!
r^f=f=-r=r
Words by Margaret
2.
rious!
ver.
Him;
^.eeS i
tJEH
1.
o greet
at
The
r-
His
our
ter
gates of
feet.
f=T^
.
King..
morn.
'
I
)
>
Oh!
Glo
ry,
won-drous
glo
ry!
life
stand
.1
pen,
On
this
our Eas
ter
Day.
All
flâil!
aU
Hail
sun,
ray,
Ho-
t)|is
tirfoDtest mornfttfi*
Carol 699.
Words by
S. Childa Clarke
rr 58.
ModtrcUo. J,
the
Joy-ous
On
this
glo-rious Eas- ter

in
her bright ar
Earth with gold-en light a- dorn-ing, As "his course he joys to ran."

ly
Day the Church is keep-ing, Dear to Chris-t Ian hearts al-way.
Hjs courts our tri-butebring-ing,Car-ol we His wor - thy praise.
"Queen of fes-tal days," To
ii
m rFF=r^
/ Chorus.
3=^:
be - gun.
Na-ture, win- tergloom for .sak-ing,Spring, a - new, do-min-ion tak - ing Is
Yes -ter eve had Je - sus rest-ed. Ere with glo - ry He in- vest -ed Each Lord's day.
is
ris - en Christ is
ris -en! He hath burst His rock-bound pris-on Hearts up - raise.
.
Christ
inll
IIl:^ 1
lA
:l
Smile pvuiut&f
nUs
Carol 700.
Joyo
1^,1
::=t
rf
1.
2.
3.
-if~^r r r
sky! Soft breathethem.O
I
jtzzitz
Tr-r-f
air! Be - low and on

high. And ev 'ry-where;
tides of richmus'-ic,The new world a -long. And pour in full meas-ure,Sweet lyres,your song
Clap, clap yonr hands, mouDtains; Ye val - leys, re - sound Leap, leap for joy foaD-taiDS,Ye hills,catch the sound
Smile prais-es,
Sweep
^-H
J
rr
J-J
r-T
The black troop
of
Sing, sing, for

All tri-umphl
He
He
storms
He
He
J
said
said
rr
WWi each
h\
J_i
'
:p=?=:?=
I
Has scat-ter'd and fled,
liv-eth, He lives as
liv-eth, He lives as
UÂA^tJ
f=9=:^
['"1
t=
r-T-r
r^-x
verse.
Lord hath a - ris Lord hath a -ris-
en'
Un-
J=lI.LJlA^
'"'^ ^*"
^ '^^*^-
Carol 701.
Words by
CHBISTMAS.
Eev. E. Caswall.
P.
1.
Sleep,
2.
Sleep,
Ho-ly
Ho - ly
How sweet it
Up -on
Babel
Babe
is
the lov
Up
While
on ThyMoth-er's breast
I
with Ma - ry
gaze
to
see Thee lie
In uch a place of
ing in-fant smile. Which there divine-ly
Thine An -gels watch a -round;

Ah, take Thy brief re -pose;
King of kings. Be -fore

pains a - wake, And Thou
Parish Choir. No. 1990-4
th' In-car
All bend
Too quick
Great Lord of earth.and sea, and sky,

In joy up - on that Face a - while.
rest
plays.
2.
Sleep,
3.
Sleep,
Ho
Ho
ly
Babe
ly
Babel
ing low, with fold -ed wings Be - f ore th' In-car-nate

ly will Thy slumbers break. And Thou to lengthened
nate King
to length-en'd pains
In
rev - 'rent awe pro - found!
a- lone shall close.
a - wake, That death
of kings.
etitffiitians, uiouUt.
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 702.
Words by
Byrom.
J.
Christ
2.
Then
r'
1.
Wainwright.
J.
morn, Where -on the Sa-viour of man-kind was born;

told, Who heard th' angel - ic
her-ald's voice: "Be -hold.
ians, a-wake, sa -lute the happy

thewatch-ful shepherds it was
to
J_J_
I
I
Else
a-dore
to
bring good
.^
V V
ti -
-^-
themys-ter-y
-;-
..I
ti-dings first
be
ail'd His'ipromis'd
gun
straight the happy shepherds ran,

wonder God had wrought for man
with Joseph and the blessed maid,
Her Son, the Saviour, in a manger laid;
Amazed the wondrous story they proclaim.
The earliest heralds of the Saviour's name.
and the Vir
Sa-viour, Christ
Then may we hope, the
cr 6
/ To
see the
MinQ
^
a
gin's
Son.
the
Lord.'
Let us, like these good shepherds, then employ

to proclaim the joy
Trace we the Babe, Who hath retrieved our loss,
From His poor manger to His bitter Cross
Treading His steps, assisted by His grace.
Till man's first heavenly state again takes place.
And found,
sing, redeemed,
angelic thrones among,
a glad triumphal song
He, that was born upon this joyful day.

Around us all His glory shall display
Saved by His love, incessant we shall sing
Of angels and of angel-men the King.
outt se
Carol 703.
bove;
earth:
Our grateful voices
mfi To Bethlehem
Words by A.
ear-nate
born
is
mf
cr
In
^ a
^
--
3 He spake and straightway the celestial choir

cr In hymns of joy, unknown before, conspire
The praises of redeeming love they sang,
/ And heaven's whole arch with alleluias rang
God's highest glory was their anthem still,
(Ji n Peace upon earth, and unto men good-will.
dim To
God
Of
angels chant-ed from

the na-tions up -
all
word, This day

I
p=t
mf
Mm
Which hosts of
To
you and
love.
j^j_j_,J-4
With them the joy

day hath God
This
of
a Sa-viour's birth.
dings of
mtvvp
htilH.
CHRISTMAS.
Gaskell.
Andante con
^^^m
r-r^r~r^^n-r
1.
2.
Ring
Ring
out,
out,
ye
ye
mer
mer
//
bear
-
ry,
the
An - gel's
dings have come
Â
^^
mer
mer
,
ry
ry
tei
îii
ry,
i^
ti
mes
sage
down
to
'
out
rouse
at
the
rail..
on,
earth,
7~a
Ring
Ring out, ye merry, merry bells,

I'roclaim a Saviour's birth;
With joy and hope your music swells,
Peace and good-will to earth.
bells.
'
"
bells,
Christmas
time,
And
ing
morn
Glad
sleep
3^
With
To
swell
Ring
^^^
out, ye merry,
To us a Son
And
To
King
r;
^
S=J:
i
I-
is
-.Ij
I
merry
ing
is
T7
bells.
given
the hosts of Angels bow

that one Name in heaven.
all
chime,
born.
Carol 704.
lâvU to
ttie
htllu* glatr ftong.
{Congaudeat turba JUtlium.)

CHRISTMAS.
Latin words, 11th Century
^ ffl=;pTT5^^
^^
1.
2.
3.
O hark
bells' glad song

to the
of bright angels proclaim
Forth hasted the shepherds so glad
as
that
The hosts
gin hath
ly
clear,
new
All
:p=r5:
it
float
these tid
to
see
eth
so
80
ings
A
We
Far
ed
and brought forth a Son Here
peace on earth and good-will, Here
they straight went their way Un
as
con- ceiv
on high,
God
a King, said they,
to
Piae Cantiones.
Give
Beth
Beth
Beth
hem.
hem.
hem.
4 The Star in the East
Wondrous
bright
now
leads
them with heavenly
light,-
manger where
It resteth o'er the
lies in
His state
Christ of Bethlehem.
5 Their gifts great kings are bringing to lay at His feet
OSering meet
O man, give thou thine heart unto Christ, heaven's King,
Born at Bethlehem.
Mtmtmf^tv,
Carol 705.
tiôu
man.
CHRISTMAS.
Thomas Ravenscroft.
Words trom "Melismata,

Not
1.
2.
loo slow.
Re-mem-ber,
The An - gels
To Beth-lem
thou man
thou man
thou man
thou man
all did sing

did they go.
O thou man, Re-mem-ber,

O thouman.The An-gels
O thou man, To Beth-lem
thou man,Thy time is spent:

did sing, Up- on the hill:
all
did they go. The shepherds three
J.'
1^
-J-
II
Re-mem-ber, O thou man, How thou art dead and gone. And I did what I can,There-fore re - pent.
The An-gels all did sing Praise to our Heav'nlyKing.And peace to man liv - ing,VVith a goodwill.
To Beth-lem did they go, To see where it were so. If Christ were born or no To set men free.
J.i^-J.
In Bethlem He was bom,

O thou man, O thou man,
In Bethlem
He was
born,
For mankind's sake

In Bethlem He was bom
For us that were forlorn.
And therefore took no scorn.
Our flesh to take.
:
4.
J.
J-i^-i
111
Give thanks to God alway,

thou man, O thou man.
Give thanks to God alway,
Most
joyfully:
Give thanks to God alway

For this our happy day.
Let all men sing and say,
Holy, holy.
-^-
-^1
Stor
Z'^t
of
Carol 706.
from the Spanish.
Tr.
"
2.
3,
4.
1
5.
tr~ri-^Mr
If-
J.
^c y
^^
L_J
/ -g
r
\
.J
the
hour
of
song
in
his
im
of
Him whose
low
mid - night
mor - tal
k\
J.
^T-i
Whei
ly
/
b
^H
iljJ
r
\-
h-
For
I
rJ-II
r
=j
J-=
J- /
1-^,
!
forms were seen to shine,

banks with pop- lar
shade
see that glo-ry
shine,
trod on blade and flower,
Lion's strength there smiled
i^
J:
a'^
J:
ffjt
'r
i. J'
L.
J
i
i.
J.
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r'
J
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J
i
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i i
tt
^m
^^
ilA
0,
who
who
who
who
who
J.
II
O,
0,
0,
O.
hath heard what I have

i*
heard,or
heard,or
heard,or
heard,or
heard,or
4=5(
-U4
^
/
If
i~rr
J.
>
i. i^
J.
I
-*-:
seen ?
*r
i ^
r
J-
bright'ning as the mus - ic rose with light and love di - vine. With
thrill - ing as
the con - cert sweet by heav'nly harp-ings made For
that minstrel in
the clouds, who sang of Love Di - vine,
To
And ice dissolved in star - ry rays at morning's gra - cious hour. Re For Lion's strength im - mor - tal might, was in that new-born Child ;That
m.lE^
r
To hear
sheep to
be -fore the
So
love di - vine, the song be - gan there shone a light se - rene

love di - vine was in each chord,and fill'd each pause between
that form with bird-like wings,of more than mortal mien
veal ing where on earth the steps
of Love Di-vine had been
Love Di - vine in child - like form had God for ev - er been
J.A
my
left
And bowed
bade;
^^^^^
J
'
Still
J-J
I,-
'
sum-mer light-ning:
hi
iXU
'
from the heav'ns there came a voice, and

ne'er were wood-notes heard at eve
by
oh,
it mas - tered sight
and sense, to
left them.for
in - stead
of snow, I
new - born Babe,like ten - der Lamb, with
lay:
splen-dour lay.
the west - ern
wind
rack where Love Di - vine was laid:
'i
told:
Of
ray
care breathed in
h-Ma d
-*r MVr
a -round so bright the
all
'
chim - ing bell,

bird
i- \
?- ~^
J_ -y
^- -f
i
^
day
bind,
1-
More sure than clock or

With sweetness like that
fold.
T'V^*r'
f
a
- bove the
the ve - ry noon of night the stars
ne'er could night -in -gale
at dawn sa - lute the ris - ing
at
the pier -cingstrain.but shrunk as from the
I roused me
When once the rapturous trance was past.that so my sense could
I hast - ed
to
a low-roofed shed, for
so
the An - gel
was
It
1.
J- -i^-i-i-
r-r-1
;
^'--f^
Bamhy.
J.
N
/?R^^
-
S^f^tp^tvtf.
tf^t
CHRISTMAS.
^^=1
*=t
J-
who hath heard what
have heard,or seen
what
have
ISTotD to
ôd on
Carol 707.
Words by
J.
0lot|?*
lîgti tie
CHRISTMAS.
H. Gumey.
Hpl^-j-
B. Prout.
r-pn--Tjj
=^r
TUypl
l-
=1
1.
2.
3.
"Now
to
Chris -ten
See
the
i5ît=f=
#-'
God
dom
on
shep
high
be
all
her
at
herds.heav - en
nt
r
\1=
glo
al
-
ry,
And
tars
Once
ed
Wor
greet
to
a
-
ship
men on
earth
gain the
while the
tale
Eu
the
Of
See
His
Birth,
the
Ma
char
Who
-
gi,
ist
came
star
gels
ic
di
an
van
rect
them, Ma - sic
quish Sin
and
ed. Their most
sing;
J
b^
t^
r-M-4 3
I -T ?f^
L
b-J
=h=1
^f
to
be
peace."
doth
tell
jL
'Tis
an
Sa
tan.
ne
Death
and
Hell,
cost
ly
pres
ents
bring
Mr-I
that
^ QH=^h^^^M
shall
ver
cease,
lease.
Vir
See
gin - born
Earth's sim
and Man
pie
ones
ger
and
era
wise
Je
ones Bend
died,
sus
ing
our
Em man
o'er
their
Happy Mother, ever Virgin,

Mary clasps Him to her breast.
All succeeding generations
Speaking oi her call her blest,
And Saint Joseph joins with wonder
In the homage of the rest.
Now, dear Lord, Thy Birth-day

As we bend before the shrine.
keeping.
Find Thee life and health bestowing

Veiled beneath the Bread and Wine,
Make us like Thee, child-like, God-like,
keep us ever Thine.
Keep,
681
Ba
u
by
el.
King.
Unto nn
Carol 708.
hoxn a Son*
iu
CHRISTMAS.
From Piae
Cantiones, lS8g.
Arr. by Geoffrey Shaw.
Tr. from the Latin.

Full. (Unison.)
^ ^^
lords the
Lord
ter
P=4=î=^=i
d
nal,
Of lords the Lord e
ter
^^
z^
z)
nal.
2.
Christ,from
i=::=t
Heav'n de-scend-ing low.
f^^^^^^m
\-l
-i
bl
'
'
,
,i
U'
iJ^ .^f^^
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*-
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3=t:
^
^
^^^sU=U
^^
fa
^
^^^1
>
^:=t
^=t
Ox and
Comes on earth a stran-ger;

4-
own- er know,Be-cra-dled
fe^
-f=5=
:t=|:
i=
a=s their
=^
t-^'
in
man-ger, Be-
the
*-
=J^=Ft
>
1=F
+=4=
Trebles and Basses.
1=^=^3
* #era -died in
mm
^
^^P^^ i=Fft
i^ r
-
the
ger. 3.
This did
He
rod sore
it
wil
der,
der.
3t=:^
=F=^
!
m
m
^^^^^^
he gave the word to slay.And slew the
lit -
tie
1^-r
t:^
chil
der,
r===t;
rr-r
be
- =d=^
3^
^=|:
=t=t=
ii
fray, And griev-ous- ly
=f=t
So
af
l=J=::t
=^n=
9î5=t=i
.,
man-
f f
And
J
slew the
iJ
lit -
tie
chil
!-
rti^
UNTO US
IS
BORN A
SON.
Trebles.
Of
4,
-3
JiJ
His
love
and mer
Choir.
,.
cy
mild
I.I
UlU-i
T^^=t^
^-^
li
5.
and
A,
and
A:
* * *
a.Tf' ^'
^
01.
Org.
^Tl
fTrr
This
and
^
0,
1^-
Cum
the Christ-mas
J.
sto
ti
r
-
bus
Trumpet.
^=^
4=1=^
ff f 1
in
cho
that
Ma
J.
II
ro,
And
^
can
.L=^
ri
r
ry
I-et
Sw.
ry'
our mer
i^
ry
:î=^
&i
Old French Carol.
-r~r~n r
They
land
leave the
of
r
iS"
gems and
The shin
Mo-ther'sknee His throne.
J.
-J-
.i_^
^=!t
^^^^
is
2.
And there He
The
der
=!=={:
3
that
saw Him
ness.
J.
f^
first
lips that kissed His feet I

slakes at last her ancient thirst:
mv^Xt^tvx.
born
lay
in
in
Beth
man
fr
Al-le
^p
ai
r^
-1
for Je shall last for

-
He
lived like us in form and dress.

Alleluia Alleluia
taiut of wickedness.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
I
Without our
ti -
Whose reign
^^
-r
r r
dings
With gold and frank-in

J
'
ru - sa - lem
ev - er-more.
be
the Lord 11
cense and myrrh. J
'
Al
/]^4 i,i^^-:
pî^ SE
^^^^n & ^pr^m
j_,ij j_j
lu -iai
Ttrd
r
Glad
'''
le-hemi
-gerpoor,
Pîfe*
Wa^
wil
-n Jl
mUiiM^m
rr
ass
ry
East,
With Eden's joy her pulses beat.

Rkf. He, He is King, etc.
and ox and all

the herd,
And kings from out the East there were,
the
CHRISTMAS.
3.
4.
star
Earth
1^02) in tiorn in
3=S
Boy
Til ^jv
of
tals
happy
Carol 710.
î
O happy eyes
earth their sceptres they have cast.

kings ancestral worn
They track the lonely Syrian waste
They kneel before the Babe new-born.
Ref. He, He is King, etc.
1.
the
And crowns by
s
i
w^ jfet
por
ing
4 i
Yet rales
To
r-r
II
-i
gold,
Who makes His
..^
^^
golir.
epiphany.
de Fere.
-J
1.
Qtmn an^
lantr of
sriês? leatie ti^t
Carol 709.
Words hj A.
4,
lu
iaI
Al
He came
our souls to purify,
Alleluia!
And bring us safe to bliss on high.
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Alleluia
let us with one accord,

Alleluia! Alleluia!
His Birthday praise the Lord I
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Therefore
On
this
<s;oo9 people, Qi\}t eat
Carol 711.
Words by
J.
CHKISTMAS.
Barmby
J=112
Fl=
J
1
r
i
-i
it
ry
of
lew
In
It
was
-i
^4=
r ;*
old.
r-T
1~"
As
the
on the plains, Where a

ion were they 'ware That an
cold
r
pro
sil -
ly
swains
gel stood there.
Ff
+^
^^T-?
^^
j^^^=^
T=r
U-
-*
;
glo
down
ry came
Were (7atch - ing their

And* Fear not, 'said
-i
ft
N
^
=f=]
the
the
to
flocks in
he,
'nor
be
J-
N
J
=F-E==^
J^
Hf
phets fore -told,
few
an
ri
ffPRTF?R?^^PPi
an - gels on high
Sang loud from the sky. So we may have glad-uess and mirth,
earth: And
night; But a glo - ry shone rooDd, And sweet music did sound. And the wel-kin was fill'dwithde - light,
sad
For a Sav - iour
is
NOTB.The C
hear, great
And
Otit
To a world that was
born
in last
bar of minor refrain
From a
On
We
led on by a star
Myrrh, incense, and gold,
all
may be
glad.'
peace to you
all
deliv'rance from thrall
this blessed
Christmas morning.
Our story is told,

Ye have heard it of old,
sing the same song every year
But it ever is new
To hearts that are true
:
May God
bore the glad tidings afar.
there-fore ye
intentionally natural.
And
far eastern clime
wse men
And
Now
and small,
you all,
Their gifts they unroll'd,
And
is
Grod bless
song of a Christmas morning.

There came in due time
Certain
lorn.
685
of His grace send you cheer
Carol 712.
It
1.
2.
Now
hap
by
by
ring
ver
the riv
the riv
the riv
g-
>
ii
\f
^
And
And
And
lights
er,
er,
er,
It
is
Now
"1
fV-
the soft-winged snows, they

lights, they
the lone - ly
the ships still move
in
are fall
are drift
the
si -
V
On
ing
ing
lence
py
lights
by
by
ring
ver
cean
cean
cean
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f2
^1
iW
From
But
But
While
Though
-I
^\?-^f'
the hand
God
of
thinks
the sail - or
the sail - or's heart,
are
of
his
it
is
dear
-1
ki
ma
2.
troppo.
Shep -herds night-watch keep Hap - py night-watch keep -
n
-r
.t=^
fa
a
a
far
far
far
94*
a
a
mas Eve
*'
î
?=^^?^
4.
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T^
u
1
J.
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\t/
Ui
P
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/
stars
the stars
peep
are! peep
-
ing, Faint
ing. No
ing hearts
more pain
:î
î=h^
the world
rway.
way.
way.
N-
^1Ma- nyui
ing,
ing. While
fppi
All
Christ
H
-^-
Ft=r
^^
IS
-^
J.
the
- cean
- cean
the
are hap - py
^
4
-4
^ ^ ^
;-
-J-
They
'
bi
P\
1.
E. Beffell.
nan
mw=i=^
ui
un*
chkistmas.
Carol 713.
Words by M. E. Browne.
Allegretto
O'er
f~
way.
way.
way.
y doves
^--1^
On
iU-
1/,/
-1
the riv - er
the cord - age,
be drear - y,
.^
f^
I -f
^
y.
f.
ing.
sleep
keep - ing.
-
3^=^
5
w^
a- weep
weep
or
J.
a
a
ring
ring
^^
J
I
'I
ing, Bells
ing. Bells
heav'n
in heav'n
-^
jAj
ing,
ing,
.-
f"
Se-raphsongs a. singSe-raph songs a - sing >
i lU
on this Christ-mas Day,

And his home on this Christ-mas
And
says "It
is Christ-mas Day''
ones.
cheer-
I
Snow
ing.
fall -
^-
^L_-0
k^
':
they
~^'
.^^r^
^J
a
a
a
far
far
far
of
the hav - ened waves
the wind sweeps wild thro'
the wind and waves may
Q-.
h-i^-îJ
On
-^
the bay;
the bay.
the bay.
k=ht=^
the
the
the
O'er
O'er
Day
-mas
-
the bells
I.
hap
d.
L.
Christ
There are
r r V t Vt
/^^^-rJ
^
py
the bells
i r^Z:
Day
Christ- mas
is
There are
3.
As sung erery Christmas at Christ Church, Oyster Bay,
in
ing,
ing,
8HBPHERDS NIGHT-WATCH KEEPING.

Tempo
Into.
T
gel hosts
gels swift
ly
wing
wing
ing.Great good news

ing.Great good news
a
a
bring
bring
ing.
ing.
pass.
E^-
^==5=f==
=e=F
Andante.
fTrri:^î,r:fwnrr^
Pa
tris
le
ni
tasi
Na
J_JLJ_2_J-
9^
m
ca
ti
-^
'
red
:^=t:
Û
Hail, j?r
mtvvp tolU
Carol 714.
Words by H.
gra
de
if 2
to=tias<
CHRISTMAS.
G. F. Terry.
G. Rosedale.
-^
I
1.
All hail,
ye
mer
2.
Be- gone
all
gloom,
ry folk
cast grief
to
m p^niT^
'II
I
day. All
hail,
we
our glad-some lay, Come

for aye
a -bide. What
sing
side.May joy with
us
i^
î-.*
ggt-^f^^
Chobus.
Brightly
rail.
itf
^1
we
do
be
us
Our
gay
ca - rol
tide.Than death de
say,
No
fied
we
el,
sing
No
this
,
,
the
An -gels
-^J -^
Come
let
A-
came
to
tell.
For God
1
And
to
Him
Cho.
eth
all
J-
--
there
things well
With man doth dwell.
^
we
find
Him,
greatest, best.
Most welcome guest.

Cho. Noel, Noel, etc.
sing.
Noel, Noel, etc.
With us your happy songs unite.

Within your hearts to dwell, invite
The God who doeth all

Your soul to light.
Cho.
Noel, Noel. etc.
Who in a manuer deigns to rest.

Who by His Life ye world hath blest,
fittest offering.
Seek not ye palace rich or grand,

Nor with the greatest men to stand.
But join a lowly pilgrim band
In Israel's land.
Cho.
Lo
us seek the Infant King,

pay, and to Him bring
And homage
Our hearts as
who do
687
And
things right.
Noel, Noel, etc.
ô=tras ôtl) tiloseom 3tnHt*&

Carol 715.
Words by Mev.
sum
(..Ja Radix.-)
Woodward.
G. E.
Christmas.
E.
J.
Hopkins, Mus. D.
To- day doth bios- som Jes -se's stem, And bear-eth fruit in
Beth - le - hem
wel
.. - come ti
.. - dings
The Sav-iour comes the world to aid. The Word of God true flesh is made .The Lord's own day for
Full sweet-ly Ma - ry Christ doth child, Yet bi-deth maid -en
un - de-filed: Sun.moon and stars,
1.
2.
3.
for man-kind,Sweet so
the troubled mind,
lace for
and some, Welcome the time that now is come,

hands.And sing for glad-ness, all ye lands.
all
le-lu
j-al
clap your
Ye shepherds, leave your flocks withal,

hasten to the manger-stall:
See there in crib the new-bom King
And with th' angelic chorus sing
AUeluyal
6 Speed on, ye kings, from Saba far,

Follow the guidance of the star:
With bended knee and loving cheer
Give preseuta to that Babe so dear.
Alleluyal
And
6 Then bless
we holy Trinity,
The which hath dealt so lovingly;
To Jesus, Son of Mary maid,
By every tongue be homage paid.
Alleluyal
Carol 716.
J
TTT
Words by Jane E. Leeson.
oC
oW.
christbla.s.
T^
7-
ni^t
a starts
'rtuais
(For child on going to bed.)
^ ^ ,,. ,
C. L. Naylor.
;fc
îif&
1.
'Twas
2.
3.
star
ry night
Soft and qui - et

Sav-iour, 'twas to
When
is
of
the
bed Where
win
me
grace
old,
Si
re
ing an - gels
lay
my lit - tie
stoop to that poor
joic
Thou didst
Very smoothly, with a gentle swing.

A-
The poor shepherds of

Thy
Thou hadst but
a
manger
Lov - ing with
per - feet
told
^^
head;
place,
birth,
bare,
love
God
Rug-ged
straw
Child,and
man,
be
come
child
for
pil
on
low
earth,
fair.
and God
T^=f
ii*
4 If
my
slumbers broken be,

let me think of Thee;
Waking
Darkness cannot make
me
fear,
Thou art near.

Who lies cradled on Thine arm.
bass notes loUowhig must be played an octave higher, the upper notes being played by the L. H.
If I feel that
On the organ the
flvo
Happy now I turn to sleep;

Thou wilt watch around me keep.
Him no danger e'er can harm
Just as written.
688
Carol 717.
Words from the " Parish
^P=:t=
curistmas.
Visitor."
1
1
Fred. Schilling.
J -^L^-J-^J
M-*-^FT=T=i=i=^
-r^-r
A-
1.
2.
3.
wake,
Came down on
Fear not, we
1
rise, goodC hris-tians, Let

no - thing you
glo - ry,
Ar - rayed in shi
clouds of
bring good
tidings, For,
on this hap
^L_js^
Sav
peo
iour
Was
born
pie.
Who watch'd their flocks
up
Beth
In
iour,
le
on
by
morn.
Un
mem - ber Christ our

-
the shep-herd
the
to
moon was
shin
shep
si
^
'
And through the mid -night

rose the
sim - pie
Up
self-same
The prom-ised One,
The
night.
born
is
J
w
r
--i
:i
day!
this
hem
Re
may.
light,
py
ing.
That
lence
The
herds All
^M
i^JL
p^
n
^r-f-h-
Sav
^r
ning
f- ^^ ^
T
^r
f-
dis
-
p=t
^^
1
r
1
now
in
the
host
joy
be
is
heav'n -ly
with
a
1^
'-^
sky.
When a
ho
ly
r
band
gan:
"Glo -ry
be
to
God
"And
let
us
mind;
ful
of
an
gels
on
the High- est; On earth, good will

go with speed,"said they." This ho - ly child
r- c r
f
Came down from God
r
-
J
-
J.
to
to
J
f
5
1
'"1
1
high
man
find
When a
Glo
ry
And
rA
Not
ho
be
band
God
let
go
in
an
gels
the
High
est
Came down from God

On
earth good will
on
high,
to
man
ly
Child
to
J.
with speed "said they, "This
a kingly palace
of God they found,
a lowly manger
Where oxen fed around.
The glorious King of Heaven,
The Lord of all the earth,
In mercy condescended
To be of humble birth.
in
The Son
But
of
J_l
ho
Long looked the simple shepherds,

With holy wonder stirred.
Then praised God for all the things
Which they had seen and heard.
And homeward went rejoicing,
Upon that Christmas morn,
Declaring unto every one
That Jesus Christ was born.
find.'
fStnttfitumnu 2iomino<
Carol 718.
From
m
1.
CHRISTMAS.
Charles Vincent, Mua. D.
the German.
What
time
The
stall
Full loth,
1.
7.
kept
sought
took
/
Then
wel
ijir
my
a
come
P^
^^
J-
non
in
fold, Good news
and found, The Babe
leave,
but
sheep
-
my
r^f r
-
'r
and
joy
lo
5.
8.
He
Up
Beth
le
hem,
quoth he,
turn'd and look'd me

on
my heart he
4,
ish
me an
swad-dling
rU
woe.
Be
me
p^r
m
an
ho
ne
gel
told.
sen
bound.
di
ca
morn. The
face
to
face,
My
laid
his
face.
And
mus
PI
:t=^
to
go.
r-p-
t
,
home -ward
^t
Pr^rr^
=F=f
î^j TV^
At
i^
2.
to
in
Christ Child would with
-' r^r
ban
^P^
Sa
viour
heart
was
gave
me
Je
his,
heart's
sus Christ
in
ease
lit
and
bom.
is
-
space.
tie
so
lace.
BENEDICAMUS DOMINO.
J-
3.
6.
The Yoang-ling
li
When
rev - 'rent - ly
This trea-sure must
eth
I.
in
kissed His
guard
full
stall.
That
feet.
fast.
Else
&UtPf
1.
2.
4.
Sleep, Ho
Sleep, Ho
Sleep, Ho
Sleep, Ho
Sleep,
Sleep,
Babel Sleep,
Babe! Sleep,
ed wings.
a - while,
bers break,
re
with-
my
deem
poor
in
bliss
felt
not
sin
won
al
ners
all.
der sweet.
ways
last.
flôlp lâfie.
Ancient Melody.
Babe
Babe
and sky,
sea,
fold
Face
slum
ly
ly
ly
ly
shall
soul
shall
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 719.
Words by E. Caswall
J =84.=*
3.
My
Ho
Ho
Ho
Ho
How sweet
Be
fore
on
Up
And Thou
-
-ly
-ly
-ly
-ly
Babel Up - on Thy Mo-ther's

Babel Thine An'- gels watch a Babel While I with Ma - ry
Babel Ah, take Thy brief re-
it
In
the
th'
to
is
to
car - nate
lov - ing
length-en'd
-
Thee
see
King
in
pains
lie
of kings.
fant smile
Lord
breast. Great
round;
gaze
pose:
In
In
of earth,
and
All bend-ing low, with

In
joy up - on that
Too quick -ly will Thy
a place
such
rev-erent awe
Which there di
wake. That death
of
restl
profound!
vine} - ly
lone shall
plays.
close.
Carol 720.
Vôices
and
christmas.
AVords and mvLsic by
accpl. to verses 4, 6, 8.
r1.
Cold
2.
Soon
was
was
the
His
when
in
a gar -den
ence miss'd within His
day
pres
Walk'd the Child
bare,
home,
His Moth-er
U
Je
gen
sus wrapt in
ho
tlemark'dHis ev
His
Forth
thought;
ly
'ry
way;
"
with a weight of
care,
seek where He did
Calm
roam,
Full
ness
of
and
T
rest
J. Stainer.
brow seemed cloud

she came
then
^1
P\
U
from world-ly things He
I
sweet words His trou-ble
to
al
ed
to
sought.
-
lay.
"When sung
as a Tenor Solo, small notes
may be
sung.
3 (Solo)
" Speak, gentle Lord;" she cried with reverent love
"Tell me, I pray, what griefs around Thee press,
Though I of earth, and Thou from Heaven above,
I am Thy Mother; what doth Thee distress?"
Summer and
Offering to
spring did each with other vie.

Him the fragrance of their store;
Chanting sweet notes the birds around Him fly,

AVondering why earth had chequered so her floor.
4 {Cho.)
pp Sweet was her
face as o'er His head she bent;

Longing to melt His look of saddest grief.
With lifted eyes His ear to her He lent;
Her kindly solace brought His soul relief.
f Then did
He
5
smile, a smile of love so deep.
Winter himself grew warm beneath
glow.
From drooping branches scented blossoms peep.
Up springs the grass, the sealCd fountains flow.
/ Know
Cliolr,
No.
1995
4,
8 (Cho.)
Hid in the wreath was many a cruel thorn

Yet on His brow He placed it, full of joy:
Full well He knew why He on earth was born,
How by His Blood He should our woes destroy.
then, dear brother, in these Christmas hours,

Sorrow, like snow, will melt if lie but smile;
if He clothe thy wintry patli witii flowers.
Amidst thy mirth, think on His thorns awhile.
602
And
Parish
its
(Solo.)
his Mother lilies white entwined,

Fresh as her love, and chaste as she was pure;
About His head the Passion-flowers did bind.
Type of the sufierings He must soon endure.
pp Then round
lôiu uinQ tor all full

Carol 721.
%\x^ttily>.
CHRISTMAS.
Lucas Le MoUjne, 1520.

Moderato.
Poitou.
^^^
5^
Pbologuk.Now
M
^
sing
we
full
all
J^
~t
Ho
f^^^
her grace.right meet
r
Re
ly.
Ma
ly
JL-J'-m
Ferses
ceived
-^
her bless
:
ed name.
2.
<
1.
To
Now
J
ry,
The
pro
What
mess
ga
r=s=
Man
Christ
Men.
phets old
en - ger
-J^-^
-^n(V. 2
Women.)
rr
And what
said he,
Women.
Who,
That
To
(V. 2 Men.)
save
tell
IN
^
z
this race
us, bless
:
of
-
ed
'
Christ would leave heav'n'spor - tals,

won - drous.
thee
the news
so
:Ê
As
Of
?c=n:
^^m
^
w^
^^
Ma
ry,
pur
Ga
bn
el,
Mary,
This angel when he spake.

he foretold that Jesus
On earth our form should take ?
He said, " The Lord be with thee.
For full of grace thou art,
And thou art highly favoured.
Thou meek and pure of heart."
When
fame!
V-
\i>
5
r
And
with men to stay;
ourHeav'n-ly King. 'Twas
did
say,
did bring
^^^
1/
ry's
gT~"r-
2.
tals.
i=i=
r
sweet
est
mai
the white
Men.
den.
robed,
By God's most
Who brought this
sure
de
news
to
Did shepherds from the mountains

In humble garb and meek.
With joyous exultation

The Holy Infant seek?
Women. They sought the Immble manger.

And soon as they did see
The new-born I'rince of Glory,
They sank on bended knee.
Mary,
Chobus. 6 We humbly trust,
blessed Mary,
That God will give us grace
Say where didst thou abide
To love this Holy Infant
When Gabriel did promise
And ever seek His face;
This first great Cnistmas-tide.
So at the last great Advent,
Women. In Galilee I rested.
When He as .Judge shall stand.
In holy love and fear.
We may amongst the blessed.
And in my meditation
Be placed on His right hand.
The Angel did appear.
Note. The Prologue ( first four lines should be sung by a single bas.s or tenor voice unaccompanied to the first four
harmony.
chorus
and
in
The
men, when singing alone should of course
verse
in
commence
1,
lines of the melody. Then all
cases
accompaniment
of
these
the
may carry the harmonies.
In
each
likewise.
sing the
;he melody, and the women likewise
Parish Choir, No. 1998 -4
Men.
Now tell us,
pt mettu, QtntUtatn.
<Bfo5 vtut
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 722.
Words
Traditional.
Traditional.
I
i,^.v,
mer-ry,
gen
!
p
<Y
tie-men, Lret noth-ing you dis-may,
For
.
ry, This bless -ed Babe was born.
And
Fa-ther, A bless -ed An - gel came; And
I
Je
sua Christ our
laid with -in

a
un - to cer-tain
ifTT
To save us all fromSatan'spower When weweregonea
The which His Mother Ma - ry Noth-ing did take in
How that in Beth - le - hem was born The Son of God by
our.Was born up - on this day:

ger Up - on this bless-ed morn
shep -herds Brought tidings of the same:
Sa
vi
man
^
J
3W
r-r
Chords.
i=t
id:
î=f^
\^
=^=f
After each verse.
stray ")
scorn >
ti -
Name;
comfort and joy.comf ort and joy.
dings of
ti -
dings of
--TJ- J
:t:t
iii
, N
J-J^
^rj n
^^^^^^nj^fH
To free all those who trust in Him

From Satan's power and might:"
O tidings,
And
tidings, etc.
tidings, etc.
<5ôtr
xt%i pt mertfft fltntUmtn,
uaroi 723.
(Another
"Words Traditional.
Unison.
setting.)
CHRISTMAS.
Hahmont.
t'
t'
ye mer
rest
Beth
ry,
hem, in
From God ourHeav' n-ly
^
3.
9 ^l^
_?J24_if
-f
IJU
le
je..,e
men.
ry,
Fa
you dis
Babe was
An
L|
may,
For
And
came; And
born.
gel
Je
laid
un
sus
with
-
-J
~\
'
Harmony.
SfcS^ spS
I
Christ our
in
a
cer-tain
'I
Sa-viour
man-ger,
,
shep-herds
,
-f^:
Was
Up
,^
Cj^
born up - on this
day.
on this bless-ed morn;
Brought ti - dings of
the
same
*=^fey^
^m
iUnison.
-J
eg
'
to
^ Uf2-
-r^'-
noth ing
bless -ed
bless -ed
-# ^
-^^-u- rH^
H^ U-V- -i
1
^
Let
This
ther
Traditional.
Unison.
^ ^
In
-(2-
Lord sing praises.

All you within this place,
And with true love and brotherhood
Each other now embrace
This holy tide of Christmas
All others doth deface
In tempest, storm, and wind:

straightway.
The Blessed Babe to find:
God
rr
Now to the
at those tidings
in mind,
left their flocks a-feeding.
much
And went to Bethlehem
1.
tidings, etc.
etc.
The shepherds
Rejoiced
<=^t:
But when to Bethlehem they came.

Where this dear Infant lay,
They found Him in a manger.
Where oxen feed on hay
His Mother Mary kneeling down,
Unto the Lord did pray
"Fear not," then said the Angel,

" Let nothing you affright.
This day is born a Saviour
Of virtue, power, and might
2.
joy.
^f^J
-^
com -fort and
all from Sa-tan's power

To save
The which His Mo- ther Ma
How that in Beth - le - hem was born
-'
GOD REST YE MERRY, GENTLEMEN.
(SKôtr
Qii}t
^t mtvv^ (H^ffviHtman
title.
Carol 724.
Old English.
-3
-^=^^ J
\^-ir
r^8 JL
-tM
1
P-^
^
--f
Traditional.
-J
God
give
2.
Ye
hang
3.
God
give
1.
Li
^J2i4_L
in
cheer
bless
mer
twi
le
le
le
^-
'tis
mas
ter
mas
tide.
Ye
gen
green.
The
tide,
And
glad
give
hem.While shep-herds knelt to

pray,
hem, Where sim - pie shep-herds pray,
hem, To give His life
a - way,
home
^1
4.
\f
Our
\>
bless -ed
ye
LJ
^^^
on Christmas Day,
IV
pie
all
fires
all
light,
And
And
How
see
1,
peo
tie
*-L_7
1^
ry mak - ing may No

e - vil chance be
ry Christ-mas keep. With hearts and vol - ces
give and know The grace of
char - i
to
bom
ry Christ
ning win
ry Christ
^^^
-
giS
Beth
Beth
Beth
mer
Mer
your
- y
- ed
mer
ye
I,.-..I
I'
rr-
fall:
Re
bright;
ty
But
Re
-joicel for
-
in
joice
a
I
for
l_U
once at
stall
at
once at
^fnnr7=ff^=j^
"1
Our
bless
<
Mas
ter
Je
sus Christ, Was
,^-;
r^-rr^
Mas -ter Je
sus Christ, Was born on Christ-mas
Day
iFtom
iBastern monntainu.
tlie
Carol 725.
Words by Godfrey
Tliring.
G. B. Lissant.
nwiP
From the Eastern mountains Pressing on they come, "Vise Men in their wis-dom To His hnm-ble home.
There their Lord and Saviour Meek and low-ly lay, Wondroos Light that led them Onward on their way;
Thou who in a man-ger Once hast lowly lain, Whodostnowin glo - ry
O'er all kingdoms reign,
Ga-ther in the out- casts, -All who go a - stray,Throw Thy radiance o'er them, Guide them on their way
.
/J
J.
J-
/;^j
J.
î Ji.
Hast-ing from a
Ev- erjourneying onward, Guided by

Star,
As they journey Homeward
omeward By that guiding
gu
Star.
Ne'er have seen the brightness Of Thy guiding Star.
Guide them by the brightness Of Thy guiding Star
far,
Na-tionsfroma-far,
Who in lands a - far
Those who never knew Thee,Those who wander far,
^pJ^
I-im^J-
J-JJ
J.
.^_UI.
HTT'f
stirred by deep de-vo - tion

Ev- er now to light-en
Ga-ther in the hea-jthen
iU
J.
J'J
J.
r-*
."J^
rr^
r
5
Onward through
the darkness
6 Until
Whether bond
Of the lonely night.

Shining
still
before them
With Thy kindly
To that heavenly home.

Where no sin nor sorrow
Toung and old together.

By Thy Guiding Star.
Evermore
Carol 726.
0^
V^
t^
shall come.
CHKISTMAS.
Vivace.
voices to each part.
-^
r^
?d
^^
J-
j^
Besanôn.
Har. by J. Stainer.
J"
Shepherds shake off yourdrow- sy
2.
Hark
3.
See
"/
how
sleep, Rise and leave your

the bells ring round; Lis- ten
to
their
the flowers all burst
a - new. Think - ing snow is
ven
now
^ ^
:'
i.
j:
i/
>
gels
from
sheep
ry sound;
ly
An
Hark Ihow the

sum-mer dew; See how the
mer
,n
j^
1
sil
"^
1^
i'^
1.
or free,
'Neath Thy starlit banner,

Jesu, follows Thee
O'er the distant mountains
light.
Guide them, Jew and Gentile,

Homeward from afar,
Two
every nation.
i-
j^
^
1
^1-1
^^
Chorus.
rti
birds
a -round loud sing

songs are mak
a - fresh are glow
heav'n
stars
j_j
JA
f3
IS
poco
rit.
h-l
-^fc
f=T
cho
ing,
ing.
ing.
new
r NH
Tid
As
ings
^1
1/
^^
î -i
i^
ê
oh
sing
-in
^~^-v-^=^
Parish Choir, No.
No
ing.
ing.
ing.
Shepherds
'rt
the
jl
Cometh at length the age of peace.

Strife and sorrow now shall cease
Prophets foretold the wondrous story
I
1/
No - el.
are bring
^ /^-r
i^^m
rus come and swell Sing
joy
win-ter's chains were break

brightest
beams be - stow
if
All their
great
of
-n-r
Of tliis Heaven-born Prince of Glory.

Cho. Shepherds! etc
el.
Shepherds then up and quick away.

Seek the Babe ere break of day
He is the hope of every nation.
!
All in
Him
Cho.
shall find salvation.
Shepherds
etc.
THE SHEPHERDS.
^^t
S)ie))tieirlr.
Carol 727.
Tr.
fr.
the
There
German
of P. Cornelius.
p. Cornelius.
Piacevole.
an
an -gel of
PP
light
Brought the glad tidings that night "Christ, the promised Redeemer
:
ap-
/^
i
High,
And
on
earth
peace
r^
4,
and
good
cT^
will
to
rr^
all
rr^rn
THE SHEPHERDS.
Haste^ tue tiUeseDf fûht Is totn
Carol 728.
Briskly.
s^
E. Handley.
:t=1=
t:4=i:
f'C^
=Ff
the
haste,
1.
CHRISTMAS.
2.
With
an
3.
Ere
dawn
gel
bless
choirs
ing
day
N
ed
His
their
.
The
King
es
sing.
thenis raise,
His
"Glo
birth
ry
Babe
is
prais
an
For "unto us a Child is bom,

To us a Son is given ;"
To raise us from our fallen state,
He stooped to earth from Heaven.
J.
born
ex
-
pect
day
glad
to
God
ed
pro
on
long:
claim
high,"
Then gladly hail this festal day,

Your joyous voices raise
;
On
this
Let
our holy Cliristmas mom

men sound His praise.
all
Mt.
Notll, pvitf^tt, |ttlnsttel> ttll tO
Carol 729.
Words by E. Mabel Dawson
Arthur H. Broum.
CHEISTMAS.
Moderato.
2.
Now,
Now,
3.
Say,
1.
pri
pri
who
Min
Min
thee,
thee,
was
to
-strel, tell
strel, who
me Whose
That
did hear
there that bless
ed night,
eyes
An-
the
hrst
of
To mark
the
gel
did
hosts
Christmas car
won-drous, daz
see,
ols dear.
zling sight,
When
When
Wh'^n
iT^-A
sang
loud they
hosts of
earth was
an
lit
just
flock
gen
low
tie
sheep
ly sheep
-*-
ho
in
gels
of
in
with
^
ly
ap
did
with Heav'n
low
safe
glee.
That
Christ-mas
pear.
And
And
mu
sic
shi
ning
light.
sheep,
ly
re
ly
treat.
wan-d'ring gaze,
And
And
And
Did bid the herald Angels fly,

Proclaiming where the Babe did lie?
Cho. '"Twas meet that Angel hosts were seen
gentle sheep in pastures green,
For ere the world was made, I ween,
Dear Christ, the Lamb of Qod, hath been.'
an
who
gels
that
flock
from their
with
great
fiU'd
Ju
far
far
and
winged their
dee?
near ?
flight?
did
watch
ful
seat."
-
maze.'
Now, prithee, Minstrel, tell me why

To sheep and shepherds God on High
By
shep-herds
shep-herds
shep-herds
night in
sound-ed
'Twas meet that shepherds should behold,

hear the blessed tidings told,
Christ, true Shepherd of His Fold,
And
For
Was come
Cho.
to earth that winter cold."
Lamb, O Shepherd, we would be

enfolded safe by Thee
Thy sheep
Now
with the shepherds joyfully,
At Mauger-Throue we bend the knee
Carol 730.
CHRISTMAS.
Tr. from P. Gerhardt.
/.
E. Ebeling, 1667.
r
1.
Would'st thou mag
stand
and heark
ni
en,
fy
the
my
good
sto
bro
ry
Of
ther,
the Babe,
To
the
song
the
of
King
Je
of
's
'glo
mo
"Sleep,
my
Bridegroom, Son, nay rather
God th' eternal Father

Eyal Eya!
See, Thy cradle I have made Thee,
On Thy pillow gently laid Thee
Sleep, Thou beautifullest Child.
Son
of
Eya! Eyal sleep and slumber

Sleep, my Saviour and my Babe.
;
"Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep,
Thou
Thou
Eya
my
best of dowries golden
Pearl of price uiitolden

I
Eya
Solace, pa.s.sing metre.
Than
the milk and honey sweeter

Sleep, of hearts Thou noble Guest.
Eya sleep and slumber
Sleep, Thou matchless Lily-ttower."
Eya
ry?
ther.
2ro it0 in fiotn
u UttU eiÛ9
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 731.
Eoln Gesangbuch.
Trebles ob Tenobs,
ISth Century Melody.
Unison
in
f
is
born
us
To
Strange sight IWith- in
ble
joy
gels
old,
raise.
hymns up
ful
With glad -some voice on Je With Ho - ly Ghost Him praise
sus
from
^
m'f-Kf
P
w
im
1.
2.
There comes a
She sail - eth
gal
on
gsa
Src=
/-pi
i.
I
I
own
rits
His
then,
r
The
Fa
sail.
And
Ho
-W"
=H
zzLI
ther's
e - terne
ly Ghost for
J.
(>
1
J
.
The
heav'n - ly
-
ty
for
.1
ship hath dropt her anchor.
come to land
eterne, in likeness
Of man, on earth doth stand.
mast.
'=^ -^,
^-^
The Word
'^
,
r^
Is safely
-^
Word.
:t=r:
J-^JJJ-U^
,M^
Catholick Gesangbuch, 1608.
board; She bears

vast ;With Char
high
the
to
lence.Her freight of
si
-s>
rj
PF=P=^=P
F-ii '-^-V-
gv-rg^
bur
main
spi
gave
^ r3^
Up
den
la
ley,
in
^1
J_J_i
'fAr-j:
Ye
Who
Ma
God
God's
CHKISTMAS.
Tattler, ah. IS40.
J.
And
call,
bove.
Carol 732.
Tr.
Of
Lol
Child
tie
lit
Now An -
L|
At Bethlera in a stable,
To save the world forlorn
(0 bless Him for His mercy).
Our Saviour Christ is born.
Wif)om of
'\J/lfl
CHKI8TMA8.
Traditional.
lith Century Melody.
-4-fS^-^f4=^=J=fi=t=F=l==^l>.J
^k'
1.
Whom
3.
Un
Him
4.
To
2.
w^ttf^tvon.
olTv tiê
Carol 733.
Words
the
the
old
of
to
\Thorn
Ma
with
theC hrist
i
f-1
^t'4 r
child,
i
f
-1
-h-
tire.
King
heav
of
Chant
en, God,
W^
rA
1*
,j.
i~i"
-^
Na
not a-maz-ed;
Say - ing,"Sirs,be
de-clar-ing
Love un-teign-ed - ly
High up -lift the strain, and high-er,
the lay from morn till e - ven,
tus
Le
Dul
Se
myrrh and
ing
to
with
in
to
ri -
oense bearing,
choir:
giv - en.
ic
ry
^BJ
e,
'f-^-L-J
Bex
vie
ri - e,
ri -Jo,
di - a,
et
me
up-rais-ed,
th'
glo
vie
.
cum
JHam
mtuutTf
et
glo
to
jlo
ri
me
JHatrie.
tie ttiat
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 734.
an -gel
man through Ma
Rex
.
nor
ci
them
raph
the
and
î J
-f-^k^f-^
est
ni
Laus, ho
Kaise
-.
r*
prais-ed. When
far - ing. Gold
shep-herds
kings came
bless, nor
From BalleVs Lute Book.
Old English.
dy;
man
ger
of
bliss
lul
was
Kings
mer
Je - su
Chant - ed
ass
from far
ry
on
the
song
off
land,
In
this
fest.
In
and
lay
of
cense,gold
quo Chris
was;
lul
An
the
and myrrh
-
na
tus
gel
throng,
in
hand;
tua
est;
.J
j-
fHP '"^4=5
r
f
Ve
1
'Born
"Peace
In
On
N==3^ -pT=r^
F^^=^=1="jl -mIS
ry
r
God
time
Born
in
to
die
on
Pro
pec
can
on earth,'
the
Beth - lem
le
ya.
In
ex
re!
Babe they
see,
Stel
ic
due
this Child
pray
call,
To
ere
lu
you
as
ii
'r-i
r
time
-4
the
Son
te
sis
fl'O
ho
save
soil
Man.
of
-
mi
ri
mi
us
ne.
a.
ne.
all.
[^
-|
*
1-
-^
^ ^^^
r*
f==f^=J
4f
=t
-4
-t1
'^. ^
mm
Qootf
s:t)e
Carol 735.
all of eiâstree*
CHEISTMAS.
Cheerfully, but not too fast.
_A
Arpajon Carol, 16th
cent.
J _
J^_.._
1
1
'/
if
--
1/
men
all
of
Chas
tres,
And
of
Mont
gels
all
are
are
sing
leav
ing
Of
His
most
ing,
To
find
..
.^
-i
2.
3.
Their flocks they soon
good
an
-f
Lh9
"^ PM
vault
pie
glad
ring
be
A^
1^-.
^:
1/
of
kings
on
all
who
on
the
the
ev
J!
i
4 The
men
When
of
days
ev -
is
dawn
'ry
dan
way
all
sad
\/
er
J-
last
J-
so
meek,
In
^- f<
-fr
*^
l-r^
^*
1/
J^J^1=^
>-^w-
Pfsf
For Je - sus Christ
is
For while the shep - herds
fain would dance for
.\.
They
--
i;
ing
With
ger.
An
As
?
and
ox
-
gel
on
r-
1/
ble
mean
hymns do sweet
ly
tell
To
their pipes they sweet
ly
play; For
ic
ass
in
-^
sta
is
-^
seen
do dwell
ing day
J^
On
this
The Babe
Hath filled
first
Christ
lies
in
the
world
mas
morn
mg.
a
with
man
ger.
glad
-J-
The rev'rend Vicar Guyot

Of wine the best doth bring.
While all his youthful scholars
fill
the
men
all of Boissy
their dreams awâke,
And sailors frona Bretigny
Their presents too did take
Best offerings from the sea.
Did from
As fishermen they bring Him,

They see the tender, holy Child,
And Joseph and the Mother mild,
On bended knees beside Him.
4.
Their simplest notes do sing

song, though weak and poor.
Will open wide heaven's portals
"Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la, la, la,
air.
with tears and sighing

For all things old have passed away,
Now breaks the long-expected day,
And death itself is dying.
Parish Cbolr, No. 1774
g
The
'
i i
ness.
of St. Germain,
Away
i'.i
y w
they the news did hear,
Loud Noels
:.
H-
1/
earth
earth
-
birth,
all
That Christ had come to reign,

Unto the town drew near
6 The good
\^
r
^
^ ^
^
^
t^
Eing
now
fi
should be;
ly songs
mirth;
of
ment straight they seek
J"
Are
The
drons
'^
L-(L=
day
ry,
ous
Cle
The
won
R6
St.
Their flocks from

And cast
a -
joy,
ing
ing,
[^
born.
guard
liev
As joy
With ho
Babe
le
--
J i
J=J: Jî
m im
A
r
day
-
^=^t^
is
faith,
this
of heaven
i f
f
'
joy
of
full
i--V
iT
sim
-ff
-F=
1/
ps
1/
1
The
The
1.
Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la, la, la,"

Will blessings bring on mortals.
Now
joy to Holy Marj-,

God's all-blessed Son
Who left the realms of heaven
Our earthly course to run
It never can grow old,
This faithful shepherds' story
Then sing we all with hearts of joy
The Noel which can never cloy,
"0 Christ, to Thee be glory."
And
CirtatiUlr all loUilj?.

(the SHEPnEBDS' NATIVITY HTMN.
(FOB CHRISTMAS.)
Carol 736.
Cra
died
Charles Oounod.
low
all
- ly,
Be hold the Saviour Child,
î-,_j_;^,-;_'i_ji-j
s^j
lug ho
In dwell -ing rude and
- ly
i.
l^^^^^^^
ores.
cres.
wild! Ne'er yet
was
re -gal
state,
Of monarch proud and great, Who grasp'd a
r-i^j--;^j--;: jr./_-^^^^__^j^^T:y^
glorious as the
manger bed
of Beth-le
hem!
No
-;i
rt
-j!
long -er sor
na
|-^
lion's fate.
So
:^^,
row, As with -out hope, oh,
^m^^Hiig^laiEl^Sp^^^
4.
CBADLED
AI.L
LOWLT.
era.
[T
1^1/
A brighter morrow Dawn'd with that In-fant's
birth!
-Jerthl
^-
>
1/
^r-^J. JlJ.
jrry-^, û
_j__^__j_
i^
^^
^^^
3^^
^T
'=^-*ir^-?'
these the Saviour bore,
0*
^ ^-*;j7^
^ rr ...
->n
:î=i
-^
'
i/
u
Our sina were great and
Bat
Jl JriJ^lJl
^î^zf-
^^
ore,
U-l-l
1^=
~ri :
1
r-jr gV^>ae?^^^S^3^
Ana God was wroth no more, His own Son was the Child
7-
that lay in Beth-le-hem.
ff Molto maestoso.
-J-T
*_
Babe weak
eak and wail
- ing,
In low
ly
?=^
Til- lage
stall,
Thy
glo
ry
veil - ing,
:t=tt
^Ês:
The world's a -tone-ment
won,
Thoucam'sttodiefoi
aiî^
all!
The
gac
- ri-flce
is
done,
Till
time
Its
course ha
OftADLBD ALL I.OWLT.
si"
Je-
so. Saviour IMorning star of
le'm,
O Star
U-H
of
Beth
Srtie
erfti anTi
tf^t
etross.
CHRISTMAS.
Carol 737.
Words by Ben
Beth
t^,ill A A
d" -4r
Bertha C. Boulter.
C. Boulter.
BoTs
IN
Habmont.
^
^'
n. Where shall the Prince of Peace be born.And where shall the Sav-iour rest? In a sta-blebare, in a
on
Where shall the Prince of Peace be born.And where shall the Sav-iour rest ? To a ru - ined church
the hearts of men that are
3. AVhere shall the Prince of Peace be born.And where shall the Sav-iour rest ? In
I 2.
I
ALL
4.
Bare and un-worthy this heart of mine. Yet there shall the Sav-iour rest For the Al
;
1^
iJ
tar
lights
on the
'I
great and glori - ous Guest.

inn doth cruel - ly scorn Its
y
To
by hatred and war - fare torn. He cometli the Sav - lOur blest,
Christ -mas morn.
lone-ly women that mourn.In the hearts of the poor op.- prest.
crowned with thorn. In thehearts of
est.
ru - ined shrine. QMfJe-s!(s na - tus
God fills the
Cra - die shine. And the glory of
crib
for -lorn: For
the bus
a world
J!
i i
.i J.
.i
1 J i
J i
-i
J^
-I.
,
tome> all ê tuif^tnl.
Carol 738.
ADESTE FIDELES.
CHRISTMAS.
Tr. from Latin by
J. F. Ward's
Cantus Diversi'' 1751.
Bev. F. Oakeley.
1.
come,
ye
all
faith
/God of
/ Sing.choirs of
/ Yea, Lord, we
2.
3.
4.
H^
Beth
Vir
^.
le
glo
gin's
a
ry
heav'n
-
um -pliant,
r-^r
,^
^-
hem
Come
womb
/Ve
bove:
Glo
Word
giv'n
and
be
ry
ry
to
of
^
Him
hold
God,
r/n
9^
es
King
not
the
in
f f r
/-
ted;
est;
ing;
lirist,the Lord.
Christ,
A-mkn
i
J".
j=^
S^
#
we
3.
Shall
4.
Bright-est
of
of
die,
f er
each
ob
la
tion,
and best of the sons of the mom-iug,
II
^^;h=^=î=i=^
\
am - pie
J_J. J
=^
1=:3
Dawn
Low
on our dark-ness,and lend us Thine aid

lies His head with the beasts of the stall
dours of E - dom.and of-f 'rings di - vine,
Vain - ly with gifts would His fa-vour se - cure
Dawn on our dark-ness,and lend us Thine aid
-
J-
j.^r'\
^^ f^^
Fpp-^pF=Q
P. Harding.
r-r-r-Tn-r
ly
tnf
we
Cold on His era-
Vain
the sons of the mom-ing.

the dew-drops are shin-ing,
not yield Him,in cost -ly de - vo - tion,
Brightest and best
2.
^f
ap
flesh
gels
EPIPHANY.
^. ^:
i.
An
high
pear
t=^=t=f=
Words by Bishop B. Heber.
1.
F=i
JJ
Carol 739.
of
ere
the
ten,
'
l_j_iJ
--J
got
In
to
ti-zens of
Thee be
Bom,
Now
ther.
not the
;^
T^-^c^ r r r r r
r
r car'r
p Ocome,letus a-dore Him,Ocome,letus ar-doreHim,Ocome,letusa- dore Him,
-J--J-/
ci
sus, to
hors
JJ--^/.
God
Fa
the
ab
ye
Sing, all
Je
come ye
ye,
He
U=d
come
p Lo
Light
of
Light,
An - gels. Sing in ex - nl - ta - tiou.
greet Thee, Born this hap - py mom - ing,
T~^r^=^=î
tri
God,
i i
P%S3^
r~T'
Joy-ful and
ful,
'
mm
J,
r-r
^
-1S>-
'S-
star of the East,the ho - ri - zon a-dorn - ing, Guide where our In-f ant Ke - deem-er is laid.
An-gels a-dore Him in slumber re-clin - ing, Ma - ker,and Mon-areh and Sa^viour of all.
Gems of the mountain,and pearls of the o -cean,Myrrh from the for - est,and gold from the mine
is
the heart's a-do-ra - tion. Dear - er to God are the prayers of the poor.
cr Rich-er by far
cr Star of the East,the ho - ri - zon a-dorn - ing,Guide where our In-fant Re - deem-er is laid.
i^
^m^^^^^^m
^=i
j#=j=^
m- p^^^f^^^^
J_
(ClilllSTMAS.)
Carol 740.
Mkn's
Andantino.
'
oham
ber,
Come
here,
r
r r
come and a
dore
/'
Lol
'
the
rcTr
r.
Lord
Heav
of
-IS"
-^
ms=t
C. OoHnod.
Voicks.
en
4=^^
t^
^pf^^^fefe
Pfir
fff f
i
s=s
î
l^^^^m^^^^^
:t=^
ffr-rf^
NAZARETH.
diui
Life
for ev
er
more.
m^^^m-mUjiîSi^^
Parisu CnotR, No. 905-T.
NAZARKTH.
m^
^^^^^^^^
m ^^
* Boy's Voices.
Though
^s
poor be
the
cham
U=^^
^=J=i
4=i:
Come here,
ber,
J.
4^-^ ^
Gr. <. X>ta. CSm>. ojfj
iÊ^îiEfej=
E
f=m?'
dim,
If preferred, the full choir In unisoD.

Pabish Choib, No. 895-T.
r^
?i
m
M
come and a
X
X
dore,
'
fefeM
i^^
-=
dim.
NAZARETH.
Led
by
TAIIsn Cliom, No. 895-7.
the
beam
whose
warn
AAZ;AltETH.
Full.
In Unison.
-1
-f^
)0I
Though
is
ir:*--r:g
poor
be
the
cham
ber,
Come here.
U=h;^==4=i
come and
&
dore
^^^^^^
^
St.
map.{Sw.of.)]^
X=^
E3E Jfc=<: f
!i
' iS;. without

Paush Croir, No. 895-7.
--
fcfefefefei^^^f
^^
-5f-*-
Ie
i=fei
m.
NAZARETB.
gone
^^
-J-'
9i;
/..j^î^r^ *M^
f-
:J
a*
J-
J.
-^ s
-f^
nj
i;J^
j
^
s^
and
^=^
S=
r-
Piuu8H CHOia, No. 8S-7.
Jrr
^^?Ê
bright
ris -
es
th'
E- ter
nal
î
^^F=^
^-=?
^_A
at=l
1
morn
ing
17AZARBTH.
Fuix
.]
jj
>
TiMien CaoA, Mo. ses-T.
jj
gt^fîltl+HtH^
1!rêCvibantitt)eCroC^:i?omctoI;ereinJfrance.79Jr
noil? ni0i|t
Carol 741.
Words by
" Noel."
AndanU
Adolph Adam.
Soprano oe Tenor Solo, or Alternately.
Dwight.
maestoso.
/. S.
m^
=^
ho
Led
1.
2.
shin
beam
ing,
ing.
Long
It
lay
led
So
is
With glow
the night
ing hearts
world
the
by
in
of
light
ly
by
the
of
the dear
by
His era
sin
star
and
.
er
sweet
~^^^^Êm
night!
light
Sav
-
ror
ly
the stars are bright - ly

of faith se-rene - ly
iour's birth
we
die
stand;
pin
glean
ing.
ing,
Till
He
ap
Here came
^^^^^^^^^^^
9?^
pp
i^^
^=i-peared
wise
--^^^
and
men
the
.
soul
from
-4
:5^
.
the
felt
its
-
rient
worth,
land.
P^
thrill
The King
of
of
hope,
kings
the
lay
the
HOLT NIGHT.
S J^JLJJII^ m^
wea
thus
ryworld
low
in
re-joic
es.
man
ger.
ly
For
In
yon
all
der
breaks
our
tri
als
new and
glo
born
be
to
rious
mornl
our
friend;
Solo.
^^^=
Fall
He
...
.
on your
knows our
knees,
need,
^m
15=5:
P:
hear
He
the an - gel
voi
eth us from dan
guard
^
rM
Chords.
^.
m
pp r
Fall
He
PPJ
m-
m.
on
your
knees
knows our
need,
^^
He
J.
the an
eth us
hear
guard
gel
from
J.
?
W=B:
TTW:
i'î4'iV^==^
'
i^^'=
f^
ifl^
5^^33E
I
your King
hold
Be
fore
the
Low
i=d=
r
r
vol
dim.\
Be
4.
dan
ger;
'
night
hold
)1(
r=T=r=f^
di
your
vine, when Christ

- fore
King! be
was
Him
ly
born
bend.
Be-
O HOLT NIGHT.
poco
.^
night
hold
night,
lore
divine,
Be
your King
...
rit.
night di-vinel
Low
the
PP
poco
^zz^-
Be
^-*-
night
di
hold your
'i
=S5
^^
f
J.
vine,
King,
S
i#^*-r-*^
'9J*
Be
i
t=t:
night
fore
di-vinel
bend.
Him
bend!
a tempo.
ppj,
rgj
a tempo.
'T?^^
I
!
poco rtt.
-^^
3
Chorus
ly
rit.
fep
HOLY NIGHT.
Small notes for second verse only

4.
Solo voice.
Carol 742.
The
for
original
truUi IttHilo.
CHUISTMAJ
melody
of " In dulci jubilo "
can be traced buck to the year
1570.
It
was then
called "
very ancient song
It was very popular in Germany alike among Protestants and Komanists, and Is .still In use in those parts
where people retain old customs, and it always lias a place in the anthem form liere presented, in tlie Christmas
Westminster Abbey. The original words were written half in Latin and half in German the latter being here trans-
Christmas eve."
of the country
music of
lated into English.
^
^
-a
jit
i^^
g>
In
dul
2.
Je
-Q
-=z
dim.
ju
bi
lo
su
par
vu
le
-G-
ci
'^
-&!
\.
"
I
Arr. by
?-
Ti
1.
Be PearsaU.
W. J. Wtatbrook.
B. L.
~
Moderato.
Let
My
f^-v
^
\
us
our
hearo
is
dim.
horn- age
sore for
show
Thee!
Our heart's joy

Hear me, I
re
be
IN DULCI JUBILO.
ed,
Per nos-tra
cri-mi-na.
Fo
ed
eJ
Per
mi
cri
But Thou hast
na.
irint
W^
ir-j!=^
Coe
lo
us
gain
ed
Cob
lo
rum
^^
TY
that
that
we
fny Chokus.
^^^
gain - ed
for
4^:^^^^
>-
nos- tra
ta=i
iX^Ê
i^
Thou hast gain
But Thou,
-p
rum gau - di
a.
mf
we
were there,
that
we were
there
we were
there I
Chords.
P^^^P^
Coe
lo
ram gau -
di
a,
mf
that
Chorus.
we,
were there,
that
IN DULCr JUBILO.
^^^
r^
IJ
bi
=t=F
suQl gaa
di
EÊg
a-
be
not there ?
they
be
not there?
where,
If
not
that they
where.
a,
^=x
U
bl
gaa
sunt
di
If
that
If
that
they
E5:
^
bi
sunt gau
di
where.
a.
^fS
u
bi
sunt gaa
di
a,
Parish Choir,
No 1598-
there?
IN DULCI .rUBILO.
that
there,
we were
There are
there
aa
gels
sing
1^;
:r=s--
we were
There the
ing.
1=3=
I'here are
there
an
gels sing
There
lug,
-J- J.
the
bells are
ring
I-
r-T"
!iS=s:
E^
EE^Êg=EJiiE^^;ÊEEEfe^S^
ing,
In
Re
ing,
In
Re
feÊJEg^
^^
.
the
bells
are
^^=
ring
<S>
e:
bells
are
ring
ing,
the
S:
Z7-
bells
are
ring -ing, In
==^^=-=^^
Re
5S==P=
ii
ing,
the
bells
are
ring
ing,
In
Re
gis
cu
gis
cu
Carol to be sung anthem-wlso.
Carol 743.
E.
CHRISTMAS.
II.
Thoriie.
^^
The Angel. (Treble.)/^
Allegretto.
Now
1.
rise up,
ye
Allegretto.
ife
cen
J=:112.
do.
P.
^î=g==g=
-.^-^
^3ÊE3
shepherds; this night
He
is
born
m
S SÊ
.a-
rr
3î
^-
t=i
Who blessings will lav
ish
on mor-tals for
lorn
The bondsmen of
g^^P^^^P^^^
g=ajJEJEÊag=^r"ÊgEFE^F^
Sat-anfrompri-son are torn, And God
is
the Hel-per of
K-l
all
them that mourn.
:îiîi^
,1.
BPj.jîj^^fegteii^^p;^j
^^^^==
F^N
^-i
To Beth'lem a - way,then,lol
Parish Choir, No. 16*1
4.
there
&^
F^Sf^
t-^rr~r
ye shall find The Child which
is
wor-thy to ran-som man-
kind;
The fet-ters
of cap-tives the
to Beth- le-
geth-er
hem
same
sliall
un-bind.
speed, The place
is
And bring
full
to the light
them
near us, and take vre good heed To
F^t^^
go there in
ISit
^sjS
3=5f=S:
in darlc-ness that pined.
^-^-J-j=b^^ddÊ^^
ê^NeÛ^-J- s
J
s^=^
I*S
'
5^^prff=t^?Jp^ Mî F^JiF^r-p^^^^î^

r
>
pureness.from wicked -ness
freed,And worship this
In -f ant in heart and
indeed.
Ê^^fedEEÊ^
e^
dolce.
i^!=E
55
-<-XH*
-^
t=t
That Child
to ap-proach now right g
sâgîg
ad
may we be,Whom El -ders and
=?*=F*
St
Prophets de -sir- ed to
THE ANGEL AND THE SHEPHERDS.
see:
Of God the Al-migh-ty the trueSonis
He,
If
Him w e may pleas-or*
too hap-py are we.

rit.
li.
Qdabtkt or Semi-Choru8.
All hail
i^-fe!
to
(preferably unaccompanied.)
the Iri-fant,so gen
-tie
and sweet.Oor
3:
^#pp#wp^^
TT-r^-rrr^r^f-::rr r-T-r^r-rrr-r-p
Him
com
AJ-i
U9i
Sov'reign.our Sa-vionr, who death
shall
de
feat:
But once
to
behold
com-fort
is
-plate,
And
i-
T-"
^^=j=j^
dolce.
^^F^ n i
--
î
:^=r=F^
at
His
fTTrrfTTf
ev-er
rap-turefor
to
fall
9i^=>^
Hail Daystar in
feet.
jEg
*-*
.-^-
^Ôif.
Êm
m^^rU hT^^mm^t
-
3E
^--
dark-ness,and so -lace in
J.
-I u
î
-J-
fet
==: iit
^pain,
Our Hope and our Trea3-ure,our
Bliss
and our Gain, The Son of
THE ANGEL AND THE SHEPHERDS.

dim.
I
I
Vir- gin
unmarked by
stain
Oh may we
1
Thy fa-vour ob-tainlm/
poor sin-ners
m^-
iis^^
104
re-turn-ing
=g=
sing are
to
^^
:t=t:
forth in prais
tell
mm ?^
-
va
tion, sal
::
J.
va
Pi
Z3t
t=t:
:^^=t:
tion, let
all
things
re
sound! Sal
va
tion,
3=t:
^^-
^^--
3^
va
sal
i^r
3^Ê
va
ei
f=F=Ejî
Allargando al Fine.
Pr
sal
i i
=l=t:
-
Let
sal
what
"Tr-T
men
i f=r=F^
es
:?
kM^
//I
F^f^
tion,
idEdad^fefeJ^;
*=Si
found. Sal
-J=i=l-.a
91;
we bound. To
m-r-7-r^/
9t
M-!^-f-rr=f
With glad -ness
cres./
..J:.
round,
to
all
all
j-J-
sal
J.
--
-iS>-
tion,
va
tion.
sal
I
1
-<S<-.
/S
^ ^^^
1^
|:
1^1^^
^^^^ww^-^m
AC
<\i
Carol 744.
Words by W. Chatterton
Tempo moderalo.
Dix.
J. Barrdry.
^
PP
;w. Org.
ff-r
8va..
^^^^^^^^^m
shrine,
The
stars are sparkling bright
Parish Choir, No. 1G47
6,
The
bells
of the
ci -
ty
of
God
ring out For the
LIKE SILVER LAMPS.

cres.
Son_ of Ma- ry was born
The gloom
to-night I
past.and the
is
mom at
last
AUacca.
P Tenor
ih
S
Nev
Solo.
:?=:
-^^^f^^î
er
mel
fell
J_J.
.^J:
half
dies
:]=1=
*=-_t:int=ii
so sweet
As
those which are
^
fill -
ing
the
skies,
*-
PP
!-i
^-J-J-
^f^
nev
er
pal - ace
shown half
so
fair
'^
îgîaag
ger
bed where our Sa

"
And
Poco pill Unto.
As the man
Focopiii lento.
ger
bed where our
Sa - viour
lies,
The
a tempo.
is: X=^=1=*=:^
S3Et:=:ztr
viour
p^l
lies
No
night
in
the year
is
half
so
dear
As
a tempo.
senza Seed.
Parish Choir, No. 1G47 6.
LIKE SILVER LAMPS.
this wliich has
ended our
sighs,
which has end
ed
our
night
sighs,
in
the year
:F=tt
B=^^.MÎ^^0^^^:^:3f"r~re
i>J"j
is
tiJP
^
=rlj
II
half
so dear.
As
this
which has end-ed our
sighs.
fe
Now
Allegro con spiriio.
Parish Choir.No. 1647-
J= 112.
new Power has come on
the
earth,
match
for the ar
mies
of
LIKE 8ILVEK LAMPS.
hell;
Child
born who shall con - quer
Is
4^î^=lim=f^;^=
h (^
the
ed-nes3
quell,
all
the
Migh
and
rir r
-
ty
of
spi-rits
s//
fore-
heaven
i^^^pî
wick -ed-ness
spi-rits
g-
>
of
quell..
5:
For
still
Ma
f3
rj's
is
the
j^
H^3
tell,
Son
g-gigg
H ^T^T^
stars of
the
J=
OneWhomthepro-phetsof God
The
all
^'
r
cres.
And
foe,
r-f^
wick
&
gE|^=r=^^1^-pte
ts=-
the pro-phets of
shinelas at
first
God
fore
tell.
Thej- gleamed on this won-der-f ul
LIKE SILVEU LAMPS.
ig^î^^^Êg^
night;
The
iS-
no
Faith sees
no
long
peal out.
..:
-i:
.Faith sees
.
.Chorus. Alto
er
the
sta
'i^
?=p
God
bells of the ei-ty of
ble
And the an -gels' song

i:t^^,
floor,
M=^^^^^^^
long
er
o,
the sta
no
ble
floor.
ÊEB^
^^m
long
9i=wM
er
the sta
ble
Faith sees
no
long
er
the
sta
The
pave -ment of
sapphire
is
The
pave -ment of
sapphire
is
^hS^^
ble
The
floor.
ia:
f-
rings in the height.
i_
x-=^
Faith sees
still
floor,
:f=P:
pave-ment of
sapphire
is
g3ÊEEr=F=
-ft
ft-
the pave-ment o(
sap-pWre
is
I
:==
JffT i
^^
J
aa^^Mi
Ped.:^
^^^^^^
And
Prish Choir, No. 1M7
6.
angels
of
God
are crowd-ing tlWi
LIKE SILVER LAMPS.
And heaven and
air
peace
on
this
night
so
fair
3=pf=^ ^
on
this
night
so
fair,
earth
at
peace
ores, molio.
thro' the
on
this
spot
less
Birtn Are at
night
ff
^^^
at
peace
on
this
night
r- -r
^B
io\}tlt} tiofces
Carol 745.
Words by
of
ttie
Us*
Carol-Anthem.
CHRISTMAS.
Felicia Remans.
Oliver King.
Allegretto pastorale.
4l*
love-ly voi-ces of the sky, That
it^
ga:t*EE^
Sii*
^-
rPF
^ = 69.
Allegretto pastorale.
i=t^=?c:4
I
I
L|4
ft:
*::d:ir
^=*^^t3:Ftg
"/
^^^
^Pîp^^Sîîp:
d=-i:
W^^^^^P^S
r
hymn'd
the Sav-iour's
birth!
Are
ye
r r
not sing-ing
Are
^^
X A-
still,
ye
not sing
not sing
still
on
high,
^J=4=kJ^3^
-
ing
-^^
not
still,
sing
i^
IS
r
ing
ye,
^"*=rg
Are
11-1-
^f r
ing
still
on
high,
f^
i-v
|g^^
t=t
îfepd
?r^
T
r
1/
Ye that sang "Peace on
#^-.
(^\
=-
"Z^'
^'
gl: u g-
-g-;
fe-.
-u
^-ft-
^s*s^
..(2.
-iS^'
'^.
' .,2-
1=^
O LOVELY VOICES OF THE SKY.

I:
ih,
To
us yet speak the straiDS,WTierewith,iii days gone by,

cres.
I
^
TT
Te_.bless'dtlieSy-rianswaiiis,Ovoi-(
cor da.
Mna curua.
MTia
^1
^.
light
fe^^
^-
s*
f
^'
\
whose beams That hour heav'n's glory shed
'
'
round the palms.A
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night
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S=t j
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4.
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and
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star Iwhich led to
clear
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down man's ransom
r
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free
art
thon ?'midst the
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rays earth might not dim
^m
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to
'
to guide us
p=p=
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'
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Carol 746.
A
Bârnais Christmas Carol
and fairly
the words by Andlchon the music a traditional tune to be found

Gustave Probst's "Melodies B6arnaises."
;
In
^^^^^^^^^^^^m
ts
Boldly,
quick.
1.
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Sonne, Arnaut, deu clarou,
Digues, Peyrot, tu, are,
Ent'oun tire Guilhem ?

B'audi gran tintamarre
Deu constat de Bethleena
Abancem-se, courrem biste,
Enta que pousquara leu
Bede Jesus adourable
Tout aymable, au berceu
De Marie eth a pres lou die
Per nous da lou Ceu.
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d'u
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Bous
Yausepou,
tabe,
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et Joandou,
Guilhem, yogue de la guitarre
Noel au Saubadou.
Dab Peyrot
6S9
lous Bas
coelum> lttU, lttU,
^rttf cteatiit
lti*
christmas.
Carol 747.
Chords.
Lul
lul
ly,
ly,
by
By,
lu.
y.
Joseph emit panniculum, by, by, etc.,

Mater involuit puerum, lully, etc.,
Et ponit in presepio, by, by, etc.
4 Lactat raater
dominum, by, by,
etc.,
Osculatur parvulum, lully, etc.,

Et adorat dominum, by, by, etc.
3 Inter animalia, lully, etc,
Jacent raundi gaudia, by, by, etc.,

Dulcis super omnia, lully, etc
Roga mater filum, lully, etc.,

Ut det nobis gaudium, by, by,
In perenni gloria,
etc..
lully, etc.
6 In sempiterna secula, by, by, etc.,

In eternum et ultra, lully, etc.,
Uet nobis sua gaudia, by, by,

Eegarded by some authorities as "probably the
the nuns of St. Mary, Chester.
earliest carol
England."
It
was sung as a processional by
the music probably of the 14th century; to be found in the "Niimberger Gesangbuch "1644.
,
in
m natali IBominU
Carol 748.
A Traditional Christmas Carol;
Z^-1
etc.
composed
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J- n^-S^
1-
In
An
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3.
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ci
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par- vis
lin
te
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can-tant
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bus,
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lis,
si
lae
quae - runt
1!:?.':
pu - e - rum
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ni,
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1.
2.
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fi
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Chris -ti
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ta
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lit-
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Et duro prfesepio,
Inveneruut positum
Creatorem siderum.
5
4.
Deus,
Hanc immensam gratiam

Et miram clenientiam
Mens agnoscat pavida
Fidens et morigera. Deus,
etc.
etc.
3tivt piunXtnnt omnia.

CHRISTMAS.
From
" Het Prieel der gheeateliicker Melodie"
by Hieronymus Verdussen, Antwerp,
1626.
Carol 749.
Solo.
Ex Maria
Ope
genitus,
sancti Spiritus,
Risu mutaus gemitus
felix puerpera,
Cujus suxit ubera

Mira monstraas opera
Isetitise,
Jesus, etc.
laetitiae,
Jesus, etc.
Pietate solita
Solvit Adae debita,
In hac valle subdita miseriae,
Jesus, etc.
Be Mvit MoninQtn*
Carol 750.
An Epiphany Carol from
the " Chants popudaires Flamands.
iUegretio.
mB:
fet
Laatstwa
ren
pS
T
i
1^1
er
drie
ill
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J^, ^^
^
,
T^^
zij
reis-den
-\i
f^
al
tr^r
Al -0-ver't land
gheel
tri
cm
phant,
De
engel die sprak sint Joseph toe:

" Vlucht naar Egypten met Jesus zoet,"
Herodes die kwam
Met een groot gespan
De ezel die vluchtte,

Maria die zuchtte,
Sint Joseph die troostte z'in hare droefheid.
4.
om Je-sus
^^
ver
het
snee-uw-wit
H^r^^^
J^-^h^-
iÊS^
f^
te
zoe-ken dien weer - di

;
gen pand
Herodes ontbood kleen ende groot,

Alle die bloedjes ze slagen z'al dood.
Wie heeft ooit gehoord
Van zulk een moord?
D'onnozel herten
Vol herten en smerten
Zij wierden in hunder bloed gesmoord-
ijs
3tnn
in
iKtio'btt ntin
e^^vinu
B. Gesius.
Mensch
bo
ge
9
1
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7.
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das
frau das
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wahr
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ist
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ren
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cm.,
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INDEX OF AUTHORS, TRANSLATORS AND SOURCES

Adderlv, Rev. R.
Alcott, Louisa
M.
Alexander, Mrs.
Cooke, E. H., 327.

CoRBETT, Rev. F. St., J., 213.
Cornelius, Peter (1824-1874), 569, 579, 655, 727.
Cornish, 7.
E., 319.
(1833-1888), 255.
Cecil
(Humpreys) (1823-1895),
Frances
311, 431. 434, 507, 576, 648, 651.
Andersen, Hans Christian (1805-1875),

Anderson, Mrs. J. W., 65, 695.
Andichon, 746.
Anketell, Rev. John (1835-1905), 442.
Appleby, M. E. J., 479*'''.
Ashmolean
"Coventry Mysteries,"
Cowan, S. K., 43.
359.
Austin, William
Cross, Sydney, 559.

Curtiss, a. E., 586.
Bainbridge,
CuSACK, Mary F.,

Custance, Arthur
Library, Oxford, 690.

(d. 1633), 2, 236, 257.
L., 604.
Baker, Rev. Sir Henry William (1821-1877), 638.

Baring-Gould, Rev. Sabine (1834), 27, 121,
138, 288,
530, 687, 688.
Barmby, Rev.
521.
F. M., 276.
a., 709.
Dickinson, Miss G., 662.

Dix, William Chatterton (1837-1898),
G.,
D.D. (1827-1903),
172, 243,
598.
Beale, Miss
29, 356.
"David's Psalmen" (1685), 657.

Dawson, E. Mabel, 305, 729.
deVere,
711.
Bartlett, K., 566.
Bas-Quercy, 460.
J.,
Batterson, Rev. Hermon
540.
CoxE, Rt. Rev. Arthur Cleveland, D.D. (1818-1896),

Cranston, B., 647.
Crosby, Fanny (see Van Alstyne).
E., 634.
BEbJNETT, Joseph, 616.

Benson, Rev. Louis F., D.D. (1855-
),
600.
Bernoff, J. (568).
Besancon, 726.
Besley, Rev. E. A. H., 151.
Bethune, Rev. George Washington, D.D. (1806-1862), 399.
Bickersteth, Rt. Rev. Edward H., D.D. (1825-1906), 423.
Black, J. C, 653.
Blunt, Henry, 198.
Bonar, Rev. Horatius, D.D. (1808-1889), 81, 536.
Boulter, B. C, 737.
Bourne, Rev. W. St. H., 479.
Bowen, Rev. C.
T., 219.
Bo\\T>res, Rev. J., 221, 454.
Bramley, Rev. H. R. (1833-
),
353, 436, 499, 539, 646.
Brett, Rev. Jesse, 387, 408.

Bright, Rev. William, D.D. (1824-1901),
Brindley, G. W., 173, 185, 388, 392.
British Museum, MS. in, 631.
6, 49, 108, 134, 177,

190, 211, 239, 259, 354,402, 452, 584, 617, 654, 676, 744.
176.
Doane, Rt. Rev. William Croswell, D.D. (1832-1913),

Douglas, J. P., 490.
Druce, G. W., 187.
Duffield, H. G., ioi.
Dwight, John S. (1813-1892), 741.
Egar, Rev. John H., D.D.,
196.
Eighteenth Century, Latin of,

Eleventh Century, 679, 704.
732.
Ellerton, Rev. John (1826-1893), 304, 328.

Elliott, Miss Emily Elizabeth Steele (1836-1897),
Everest, J., 249.
Farmer, Miss H. G., 523.

Farnie, Henry Brougham (1837-1889), 736.
Farrar, Rev. Frederick W., D.D. (1831-1903),
Fifteenth Century, 279, 462, 565, 677.
Fisher, Rev. F.
C,
44, 627.
60, 163, 611.
271.
Fletcher, T., 130.

Ford, Margaret, 382, 441, 459, 698.
Fortunatus, Venantius Honorius Clementianus (530-609),
8.
Brooke, W. T., 511.

Brooks, Rt. Rev. Phillips, D.D. (1835-1893),
304, 407-
Fourteenth Century,
39, 298, 322,
262, 316, 463, 477, 497, 732.
French, Noel, 580.
368, 599.
Brown, M. O., 458.

Brown, Rev. T. E., 378.
Browne, M. E., 713.
Bulfinch, Maria H., 516.
Burgess, Rt. Rev. Alexander, D.D. (1819-1901),
Gaskell, Mrs. Anne, 562, 588, 703.

Gauntlett, Henry J., Mus. Doc. (1805-1876).
Geibel, Emmanuel, 473.
Gerhardt, Rev. Paulus (1607-1676), 174, 324, 336, 500, 667,
14.
730-
Burney, Agnes, 68, 218, 254, 333.

Byrom, John (1692-1763), 702.
German,
Campbell, A., 290.

Campbell, Miss Jane M. (1817-1878), 596.
Caswall, Rev. Edward (1814-1878), 11, 20,
GoNGORA, Tr. fr. Spanish of, 706.

Goodhart, Rev. C. A., 504.
Grantham, Rev. George P., 9, 45,
142, 205, 238,
323, 420, 467, 668, 701, 719.
),
160, 179, 229, 308, 352, 370, 512.
284, 445, 538,
Griffiths, C., 484.

Groome, Rev. F. H. (1851), 156. 567.
Groser, W. H. (1834), 45, 555. SQOGurney, Rev. .Archer T. (1820-1887), 3, 23, 105, 401, 411.
GuRNEY, John Hampden (1802-1862), 480, 533, 707.
Gurney, Rev.
R., 390.
SSO, 699.
Claxton, Elizabeth, 206.

Colin Sterne (see H. E. Nichol).
Hall, Benjamin H.,
51, 87, 114, 120, 122, 188,
Gray, Rev.
17, 46, 59, 96, 150,
Chorley, Henr>' Fothergill (1808-1872), 740.

Clarke, Rev. Samuel Childs (1821-1903), 268,
184, 624.
225, 234, 422, 443, 504, 637, 649.

J. B., D.D., 162.
Cawood, Rev. John (1775-1852), 36, 570.

Chadwick, Rev. John W. (1840-1904), 453.
"Chester Arch. Journal," Vol. XHI, 747.
Chope, Rev. Richard Robert (1830-
316, 462, 587, 591, 718.
Gilbert, W., 82.

GoDDARD, Miss Julia, 155,
Hamerton, Rev.
(643)
S.
241, 694.
C,
137, 412.
INDEX OF AUTHORS, TRANSLATORS AND SOURCES.

Harford, Rev. F. K., 141, 369.
Harleian MS. (ab. 1460), 96, Oio.
Neale, Rev. John Mason, D.D. (1818-1866),
Haskins, Rev. E., 556.

Havergal, Miss Frances Ridley (1836-1879), 334, 461
13, 16, 40, 42, 92,

93, III, 113, 124, 157, 159, 167, 178, 180, 194, 207, 214, 215,
2x6, 231, 244, 251, 269, 280, 292, 315, 329, 342, 366, 381,
405, 415, 417, 444, 448, 464, 518, 522, 526, 547, 619, 620,
623, 633, 638, 669, 679, 681.
476,
661.
Neapolitan, Tr. from, 678.
Havergal, Rev. William Henry (1793-1870), 557, 692.

Haweis, Rev. Hugh Reginald (1838-1901), 340.
Hawkins, W. (ab. 1700), 519Headlam, Miss Margaret A., 26.
Heber, Rt. Rev. Reginald, D.D. (1783-1826), 571, 739.
Hemans, Mrs. Felicia D. (1793-1835), 164, 745.
Newton, Rev. William
Hernaman, Mrs. C. F. (i838-i898),32s,426,472, 483,488,

Hofland, M. a., 258.
Holland, Josiah Gilbert, M.D. (1819-1881), 486.
693.
Hopkins, Rev. John Henry, D.D. (1820-1891), 47,
no,
61,
"Hymns A & M.,"
Oakeley, Rev. Frederick, D.D. (1802-1880),

O'Connor, Rev. J., 468.
660.
English," 416, 513, 734.

Osgood, Mabel G., 385.
OxENFORD, R. E., 217, 466, 642.
"Oyster Bay Carol," 712.
"Parish
Visitor,
Pearse,
M.
Peter
The," 717.
G., 343, 465.
Nyland (1582), 710.

Playford's "Select Ayres and Dialogues," 682.
Plumptre, Rev. Edward Hayes, D.D. (1821-1891),
232.
Image, Selwyn (1849), 597, 615.

Ingmire, Katharine, 97.
Irons, Rev. William Josiah, D.D. (1812-1883), 193, 277, 421,
629, 663.
of
),
312, 361.
652.
W.
ROTHERY,
Ryder, H.
D., 710.
Selden, Edward G., 250, 558.

Selden, Miss E. J., 260.
Larcom, Miss Lucy (1826-1893), 384, 474, 503.

Lathbury, Miss Mary Anne (1841), 261.
Latin, Tr. from,
15, 113, 116, 180, 304, 353, 366, 407, 463,

539, 547, 646, 708.
Latta, Misses A. M. and J. H., 264.
5, 10, 297,
613.
Seventeenth Century, 547.

Shipton, Mrs. Anna (ab. 1825-
),
589.
Sloane, MS., 673.

Smith, A. E., 560.
Smith, Rev. R. F., 398.
"Songs of Sundry Natures," 680.
Sp.\nish, Tr. from, 706.
Stainer, Sir John (1840-1901), 720.

" Stoke-upon-Tern H>Tnn Book," 640.
Stubbs, Rt. Rev. Charles W., D.D. (1845-1912), 310, 377,
721.
630.
F., D.D. (1833-1890), 127, 437,

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth (1807-1882), 564.
Longfellow, Rev. Samuel (1819-1892), 451, 546.
Luther, Martin (1483-1546), 495, 632.
Lynch, Thomas T. (1818-1871), 439.
Littledale, Rev. R.
"Marbach Hymner"
J.
Sears, Rev. Edmund Hamilton, D.D. (1810-1876), 195, 612.

Selby, Helen W., 578.
P., 463.
Layng, Rev. W., 33.

Lee, Rev. Frederick G., D.D. (1832),
Leeson, Miss Jane Eliza (1807-1882), 716.
Lelajto, Mrs. E. H., 527.
G., 569, 579, 655, 727.
Russian, Tr. from, 575.
Knight, Henry, 285, 572.

Koln Gesangbuch, 731.
KoLNiscHES Gesangbuch (1623), 317, 470.
LeMoigne, Lucas,
Lightwood, J. T.,
R., 171.
Richards, Laura E., 475, 519.

RmER, Rev. G. T. (1829), 256, 658.
Roberts, Rev. Brian C, 666.
Roberts, William J., 55.
RoLLiTT, Rev. C. C, 380.
Rosedale, Rev. H. G., 714.
RossETTi, Christina Georgina (1830-1894), 510, 542, 601,
"J. E. B.," 19.

"J. G. A.," 320.
Krauth, Rev. C.
585, 614.
409, 433, 471, 487, 543, 544, 545-
Sutcliffe, H. H., 374.
Tate, Rev.
Tauler, J.
Nahum
(1652-1715), 107, 107'", 574.
(ab. 1300), 732.
Thirteenth Centur>^ Tr. from the Latin

Thompson, Rev. A. R. (1822-1895). 116.
(12th Cent.), 691.
of,
685.
Maristow, Walter, 100.

Matteaux, C. L., 154.
Thring, Rev. Godfrey (1823-1903), 170, 400, 725.
Meigs, Mrs. M. N., 418, 428.
"TowNELEY Mysteries,"
Twelfth Century, 406.
"Melismata"
(161
i),
133.
POSTGATE, I. J., 389.

Powell, Rev. James Baden (1842), 109, 686.
Praetorius, Michael (1571-1621), 4, 413.
Prudentius, Aurelius Clemens (348-413), 638.
Raymond, D.
Jackson, Miss C. L., 440.

Jewitt, W. H., 391, 455, 456.
Johnson, Lionel, 605.

Jonson, Ben (1573-1637), 534Jltlian, Rev. John, D.D. (1839-
738.
"Old
314, 344, 404, 469, 529- 549-
HosMER, Rev. Frederick Lucian, D.D. (1840), 581.

How, Rt. Rev. William Waltham, D.D. (1823-1897), 50,
HoYT, Miss May P., 299.
Husband, Rev. Edward (1843-1908), 143.
Hyde, T. D., 272, 351, 393.
Wilberforce (1845-1913), 278.
NiCHOL, H. Ernest (Colin Sterne), 281, 286, 321, 525, 528, 531.
Nicholls, H. F., 481.
Tourneaux, Nicolas C. (1640-1686),
705.
520.
743.
Middleton, Rev. John C, 350, 478.
MoHR, Rev. Joseph
(1792-1848), 28, 372, 419.

S. B., D.D. (1811-1875), 88, 125, 485,
Umlaut,
S.
C,
697.
MoNSELL, Rev. John
Van Alstyne, Mrs.
553, 593, 595-
Morgan, Rev. A. M.,

Morris, W.,
Moule, Rt. Rev. G.
Vernon, Rev. W.
E.,
J.,
118.
D.D., 447.
Moultrie, Rev. Gerard (1829-1885),
Waite, Miss M.
35, 140, 202, 482, 683.
Muhlenberg, Rev. William Augustus, D.D.

79-
Frances Jane (Fanny Crosby) (1823-
1915), 12, 602.
18.
52.
(i
796-1877),
E., 684.
Washburn, Rev. Edward

W.\th.a.m, Rev. R., 341.
(644)
A.,
D.D., 320, 248, 367.
INDEX OF AUTHORS, TRANSLATORS AND SOURCES.

Watson, Mrs. Howard, 247.
Watson, R. S., 203, 204.
Wither, George (1588-1667), 635.
Wood, Rev. C. H., 438.

Wood, Rev. W., 106.
Woods, Amy S., 289, 301, 358, 395, 496.
Woodward, Rev. G. R., 283, 561, 715.
Wordsworth, Rt. Rev. Christopher, D.D.
Weisse, Rev. Michael (1480-1534), 72.

Wesley, Rev. Charles (i 707-1 788), 650.
West of England, 31.
Whittier, John Greenleaf (1807-1892), 427.
Wiglesworth, Esther (1827-1904),
263, 410.
(1807-1885), S3,
99, 554-
Williams, Rev. Isaac, D.D. (1802-1865), 520.

Williams, Rt. Rev. John, D.D. (181 7-1899), 75.
Williams, Rev. Theodore C. (1855-1915), 98.
Winkworth, Miss Catharine (1829-1878), 72, 174, 324, 336,
The authorship of carols, the numbers of which are not

included in the foregoing Index, may be regarded as traditional or anonymous.
500.
(645)
INDEX OF COMPOSERS AND SOURCES

Aachen, Gesangbuch, 417.
Adam, Adolphe Charles (1803-1856), 741.
Adams, Thomas, 319.
Adlam, F., 253.
Alexander, James I., 103.
"Ancient," 215, 540, 565, 719Andernach Gesangbuch (1603), 279.
Andrews, J. Warren, 149.
"A. N. H.," 223.
Anketell, Rev. John (1835-1905), 442.
Armstrong, W. D., 233.
Arndell, R. R., 147.
Arnold, Rev. Charles O., 278, 304.
Arnold, George B., Mus. Doc, 36.
"Chester Mysteries,"
COWEN, F. H., 616.

Crament, J. M., 165,
Crampton,
W.
Cummings, W. H., 640.

Custance, Arthur F. M., 276, 277, 294, 298, 323, 411.
Cutler, Henry Stephen, Mus. Doc. (1824-1902), 329.
Dale, Rev. R. F., 85.
Darnton, Charles (1836-
(d. 1633), 701.
Bach, John Sebastian (1685-1750), 561, 645.

Backus, Rev. B. E., 168.
Baker, C. S., 501.
"Ballet's Lute Book," 734.
Barbour, Mrs. J. H., 77.
Barnby, Sir Joseph (1838-1896), 353, 372,
676, 706, 744.
Barry, Charles Ainslie (1830-
"Bas-Quercy," 460, 524.

Batterson, Rev. Hermon
Belcher, W. T., 130.
Benson, J. Allanson, 555.
Berkidge, Arthur, 309.
"BESAN90N," 726.
Bianco, H. Lo., 94.
G.,
),
Darwall, Rev.
De.an, T.
539, 600, 653,
5, 10,
302, 357.
218.
E., 713.
D.D. (1827-1903),
(1609), 673.
507.
DUNHILL, T. F., 312.

Dunstable, J. (1400-1453), 677.
Dykes, Rev. John Bacchus, Mus. Doc. (1823-1876),
90.
8, 11, 52,
64, 127, 693.
Earle, H. Edward, 303.

Ebeling, J. E., 730.
Edwards, A. M., 592.
"E. H. E. A.," 348.
Elliott, James William (1833), 427.
Elvey, Sir George Job, Mus. Doc. (1816-1893), 401.
Erskine, C, 254.
Esmond, A., 174.
29.
691.
101.
Boucher, J. B., 490.

Boulter, Bertha C.,
Fairlamb,
737.
BowEN, Rev. Craufurd Townshend (1833Brewer, A. Herbert, 564.

Bridge, J. C, 601.
Bridge, Sir John Frederick (1844-
),
),
219.
141, 163, 369, 383,
479, 498, 611.
Brjggs, Bowness, 104, 166.

Brown, Arthur Henry (1830-
), 18, 21, 41, 68, 226, 230.

243, 246, 268, 291, 305, 363, 387, 389, 408, 445. 472,
550, 598, 610, 624, 663, 690, 699, 729.
Brown, M. O., 458.
Brown-Borthwick, R., 44, 50.
bullard, f. f., 622.
Bullinger, Rev. Ethelbert William, D.D. (1837BuNNETT, Edward, Mus. Doc. (1834), 217, 270,
Button, Henry Elliot (1861), 275, 521.
Byrd, W. (1538-1623), 680.
Calkin, John Baptiste (1827-1905), 662.
"Cantus
Diversi" (1751), 738..

Carrott, Liversey, 343.
Catholick Gesangbuch,
Challinor, F. a., 371.
"Chants
C,
Deffell, C.
"Deuteromelia"
Dugard, F. J., 93,
Booth, Josiah, 322, 336, 435, 450, 484, 553.

Borland, J. E., 542.
Borrow, W.,
),
L. J. T., 639.
"David's Psalmen" (1685), 657.

Davies, Henry Walford, 617, 635.
Dawkins, F. W., 15s, 184.
62, 483.
Blakie, James, 158, 167.

Bliss, Mrs. J. Worthington (M. Lindsay),
"Bohemian," 27, 577.

Bohemian Brothers' Book,
589.
T., 414.
Cross, Sydney, 559.

Crossley, W. T., 361.
Crowther-Benyon, V. B., 341.
Arpajon, i6th Century, 735.

Atherton, Percy L., 546.
Atkyns, B. K., 22.
Austin,
747.
Clouston, R. H., Jr., 385, 523.

COLBURN, H. H., 48.
Conant, Rev. Clarence M., 131.
Cooke, Matthew, 86.
Cornelius, Peter, 569, 579, 655, 727.
"Cornish," 7, 665.
732.
), 67.
602, 642.
J. R., 222.
Farebrother, :Mrs. C, 3^.

Farmer, John (1836), 60, 594.
Farnsworth, Mrs. H. A., 382, 441, 459, 698.
Field, James T., 102, 105, 108, 180, 236, 238.
Fifteenth Centurj% 463, 731.
Fink, Gottfried Wilhelm (1783-1846), 574.
FiTzsiMMONS, C, 132.
"Flemish," 120,583,620.
Floyd, A. E., 465.
Foote, Arthur, 581.
Foster, Myles Birket (1851-
),
203, 204, 334.
Fourteenth Centurj-, 497, 733.

"French Carol," 181, 280, 420, 4S9,
"French Church Melody," 660.
"French Flanders," 121, 687, 688.
Fruttchey,
F., 257.
G.\de, Niels
W.
(181 7-
Gadsby, Henry (1842Garnett, J., 84.

Garrett, Louis J., 628.
"GAsqoN
Carol,
3Si, 576, 643(646)
359.
49.
182, 499.
Gauntlett, Henr>'
Populaires Flamands," 750.
),
),
613, 630, 709.
J.,
Rlus. Doc. (1S05-1876), 71, 229, 339,
INDEX OF COMPOSERS AND SOURCES.

"German,"
Kotzschmar, H., 684, 695.

Kruger, J., 667.
91, 325, 337, 384, 468, 561, 645, 710.
GESros, Bartholomaeus (ab. 1600), 751.

Gevaert, F. a. (1828), 580.
Gilbert, W., 82.
Gill, William Henry (1839), 25, 378.
Lancaster,
Gounod, Charles Francis (1818-1893),
GOWMAN, W.,
"Lesneven,"
571, 736, 740.
59.
Grantham, Rev. George P., 9, 45, 51,

Gray, Rev. J. B., D.D., 162.
Greatheed, Rev. Samuel S., (1813Greatorex, Edward, 148.
Gregory, G. H., 284.
Gruber, Franz (1787-1863), 28.
"G. S. W.," 360.
Gurney, Rev. Archer T. (1820-1887),
E., 213.
La WES, Henry (1595-1662), 682.

Le Jeune, George Fitz-Cunvood (1842-1904), 658.
LEM.VRE, Edwin (1840), 117, 562, 588, 703.
GiLMORE, H. G., 474Goss, Sir John, Mus. Doc. (1800-1880), 467.
87, 122, 422, 504, 637.
288.
Lindsay, M., 29.

Lissant, George B., 114, 134, 140, 150, 190, 221, 249, 399.
456, 480, 482, 584, 725-
),
Litler, J. B., 269.

Little, H. W., 58.
Lowe, Albert (d. 1886), 26.
649.
Lunn, J. R., 283.

Luther, Martin (1483-1546), 632.
23, 516.
Macy, James C,
Hall, Rev. W. H.
Hamerton, Rev.
"M.
A., ss, 80.
Hamilton-Gell, a. W., 593.

Handley, Exlward, i, 15, 56, 115, 728.
Harding, J. P., 171, 739Havergal, Miss Frances Ridley (1836-1879), 118.
Havergal, Rev. William Henry (1793-1870), SS7.
Haydn, Franz Joseph (1732-1809), 347.
Haydn, Johann Michael (i 737-1806), 491.
Hayward, G. F., 647Heale, H., 656.
Helmore, Rev. Thomas (1811), 215, 669.
HxRRON, Rev. J. D., 380.
Hervey, D. E., 83.
Hervey, Frederick Alfred John (1846), 139.
Higinbotham, Julia R., 75, 195, 206.
240.
Marston, George W., 14.

Martin, Sir George C. (1844-1916), 534.
Martin, Rev. George Edward, D.D. (1851Martin, Jehu, 567.
Marvin, F. 0., 161.
Maunder, J. H., 434.

Medley, Rev. Edward S. (1838), 157.
"Melodies Bfiamaises," 746.
Mendelssohn, Bartholdy Jakob Ludwig Felix
),
486.
(1809-1847),
421, 650.
40,
42, 46, 72, 113, 196, 207, 208, 220, 364, 379, 397, 518,
547, 674a., 258.
Hollins, Alfred, 290.
Holt, W. R., 17.
Hopkins, Edward J., Mus. Doc. (1818-1901), 70, 612, 664,
715Hopkins, Rev. Edward L., 505.
Hopkins, Rev. John Henry, ;D.D. (1820-1891), 47, 61, no.
Hofland, M.
314, 344, 404, 469, 529, 549-
Moffat, .\lfred, 578.

Monk, Edwin G. (1819), 407.
Morehouse, Mrs. L. E., 123.
Mosenthal, J., 367.
Moss, Edwin (1838), 340.
Mozart, Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Amadeus
(i
756-1 791),
431, 587, S9I-
Muhlenberg, Rev. William Augustus, D.D. (1796-1877)
79-
N.AYLOR, C. L., 479"', SI9, 716.

Naylor, John, Mus. Doc., 16.
Newtort, Walter, 43.
NiCHOL, H. Ernest, 281, 286, 321, 525, 528, 531, 582.

NiCHOLLS, H. P., 481, SSI-
Noble, T.
98, 107, 178.
Tertius, 310, 409, 433, 471, 487, 543, S44, S4S

Carol," 183.
"NoRMANDDE
NouRSE, Rev. Stanhope M., 151.

"NiJRNBERGER Gesangbuch" (1544),
Iliffe, Frederick (1847), 376.

Irons, Herbert Stephens (1834-1905),
20, 31, 96,
7,
Jackson, Robert (1840), 675.

Jeffery, J. Albert, Mus. Doc. (1851Jenxer, Rt. Rev. H. L., 57.
107''',
Oake,
),
176.
748.
Alfred, 333.
EngUsh,'^ 402.
"Old
"Old French," 489, 709.
"Old Lowland Carol" (cir.
"Old Melody," 370, 437-
120, 137, 160, 225, 239, 438.
"Italian Melody," 513.
1400), 623.
Oliver, George Edgar, 146, 169, 191, 192, 199, 200, 209, 231.
241, 250, 260, 261, 263, 264, 265, 267, 274, 287, 295, 297.
299, 300, 306, 307, 331- 332, 430. 466, 558, 671, 672.
Sir Frederick Arthur Gore, Mus. Doc. (1825-
"J. E. N.," 201.

"J. G. A.," 320.
Johnson, James
J.,
Maitland, C, 326.
Maker, Frederick Charies (1844), 88, 500, 590.
Maristow, Walter, 100.
"Marot's French Psalter" (1647), 686.
Marschner, Heinrich (1796-1861), 552.
692.
Hine, G., 566.

Hodges, Rev. John Sebastian Bach, D.D. (1830-1915),
Hornabrook, Miss M., 608.

Horner, W. F., 390.
Houghton, A. Styler, 666.
Howard, Alonzo P. (1838-1902),
HUMPERDINCK, E., 568.
"Hypo-Dorian Mode," 679.
227.
A. F.," 30.
Magill, Rev. George
S. C., 412.
OUSELEY, Rev.
A., 76.
1889), 73-
Jose, T. R. G., 449.
Keene, Frederick A., 271.

Kettle, Charles E. (1833-1895),
311.
King, Oliver, 745.
"Knapp," 119.
Knecht, Justin Heinrich (1752-1817),
Knight, Henry, 285, 296.
KocHER, Conrad (i 786-1872), 654.
"Koln Gesangbuch" (1623), 470.
"KoLNiscHES Gesangbuch," 317.
Palmer, G. H., 444, 679,

Parker, Rev. Edwin Pond, D.D. (1836), 476.
),
Parker, Horatio William, Mus. Doc. (1863Parker, J. C. D., 39.
Partridge, F. W., 205.
Pearce, Charles W., Mus. Doc., 570.
Pearsall, R. L. de (179S-1856), 497, 742Pearson, George C, 125, 135.
Peel, Rev. Frederick, Mus. Doc., 526, 554.
), 12.
Perkins, Theodore Edson (1831'
473.
(647)
136, 324.
INDEX OF COMPOSERS AND SOURCES.

Peskett, Frank,
Steggall, Charles (1826), 354.

Stevenson, Sir John, 548.
Strong, T. B., 652.
Sullivan, Sir Arthur Seymour, Mus. Doc. (1842-1900),
197.
Pettman, Edgar, 410.

"PiAE Cantiones " (1582),
262, 381, 405, 444,
477 522, 619,

,
633. 704, 708.
"PiFFERAKi, Tune of the," 416.

Pike, Harry Hale, 503.
PlNKHAM, John E., 106.

"POITOU," 721.
Powell, Rev. James Baden (1842-
Swire,
),
"Thirteenth Century," 520, 685.

Thorne, Edward Henry (1834Tiltman, Henry T., 144, 145.
Tschaikowsky, P., 575.

Tuckerman, Samuel Parkman (1819-1890),
Tufts, John W., 586.
97, 99, 128,
Rousseau, W. W., 694.

Rubinstein, Anton G. (1830), 621.
Ruel, E. H., 313.
Ryley, Rev. G. C. E., 255, 426, 446.
"Twelfth Century,"
362, 423, 606, 718.
Waddington, S. p., 513.

Wainwright, John (1723-1768), 702.
Walter, WiUiam Henry, Mus. Doc. (1825-1893), 74, 448.
Ward, J. F. (1751), 738.
Wardle, Sir Thomas, 377.
Warner, Arthur F., 245.
Warren, George WiUiam, Mus. Doc. (1828-1902), 194, 214,
708.
Sheppard, Rev. H. Fleetwood, 121, 138, 193, 282.

Sidebotham, Joseph W. (1830), 34, 81.
244, 251, 366, 478.
SmPER, Caleb,
173, 185, 272, 289, 301, 351, 358, 388, 392,

393, 394, 395, 396, 424, 496.
Simpson, M. M., 210.
Warren, N. B., 514, 537.

Warren, S. P., 318.
Watson, E. W. S., 327-
"West
224, 283, 735.
of
England," 506, 515.
Westbrook, W. J., Mus. Doc.,

Westbury, G. H., 696.
Westlake, Frederick, 53.
Wetton, H. Davan, 634.
White, A. C, 126.
Whiteley, S. B., 440.
Skeffington, M. S., 202, 447, 530.

Smart, Henry Thomsis (1813-1879), 133.
E. H., 604.
Henry, 349, 457, 502.

J. G., 175-
R. A., 142.
Rev. R. F.,
19, 27, 35, 153, 156, 170, 177, 179, '216,

234, 259, 356, 391, 398, 443, 454, 455, 512, 629
186.
Wild, A. A., 228, 293.

WtLLLUis, C. Lee, 508.
Willis, Richard Storrs (1819-1900), 607.
Smith, Samuel, 6, 69.

Smith, W. A., 252.
T., 152.
Spilman, J. E., 495.

Spinney, Thomas H., 247, 533.
Spinney, Walter, 211.
Stainer, Sir John, Mus. Doc. (1840-1901), 198, 328, 452,
488, 535, 540, 565, 646, 720, 726.
Stantord, C. v., 651.
Stantforth, Thomas Worsley (1845-1909), 683.
Staonton, Rev. William, D.D.,
37, 38, 63, 65.
Verdussen, Hieronymus (1626), 749.

ViBBERT, Rev. WiUiam H., D.D. (1839), 159.
Vincent, Charles John, Mus. Doc. (1852), 235, 242,
Sharrot, W., 237.
SouTuwiCK, F.
4.
"Tyrolese," 644.
Schilling, Frederick, 418, 428, 717.

SCHULZ, Johann Abraham Peter (1747-1800), 596.
Sedding, Edmund, 437, 585.
Selby, B. L., 262, 470.
"Seventeenth Century," 636.
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
Smith,
556.
406.
Ulmann, Rev. Augustus, D.D.,

Umlauf, S. C, 697.
Sainton-Dolby, Charlotte H. (1821), 66.

Sangster, Walter Hay, Mus. Doc. (1835-1899), 143.
Saunders, Gordon, 154.
Saxton, S. B., 536.
"Sixteenth Century,"
538, 743-
Townsend, Herbert, 425.

Treadwell, J. W., 212.
Trembath, Henry Gough, Mus. Bac. (1844-1908),
Trevaldwyn, Rev. B. W. J., 78, 683.
"Trier Gesangbuch," 342, 419, 668.
475.
631.
Shaw, Geofifrey, 615, 626,

Shaw, Martin, 597, 605.
),
Tosh, J. Westwood, 527.

Tours, Berthold (1838-1897), 648.
599-
"Rouen,"
F., 714.
Terry, R. R., 625.
707.
Randegger, Alberto (1832), 461.

Ravenscroft, Thomas (1582-1635), 705.
Reay, Samuel (1828), 453Redhead, Alfred, 129, 345, 355, 386.
Redner, Lewis Henry (1831-1908), 124, 315, 350, 368, 509,
),
711.
Taylor, W. F., 678.

Terry, Rev. George
Price, F. R., 346.
Reinecke, Karl (1827RiCKMAN, F. R., 273.

Rider, H. de Koven, 256.
RiDSDALE, C. J., 335, 659.
Roper, Charles F., 89, 95,
J.,
187, 188, 189.
"Swiss Melody," 585.
109, 572, 627.
Praetorius, Michael (1571-1621), 316, 413, 462, 493, 681.

Preston, John A., in.
Prout, Ebenezer (1835-1915),
2, 3,
13, 308, 439, 560, 661.
Sunderland, Charles H.,

Sutcliffe, H. H., 374.
90.
Wilson, C. J., 232.

Wilson, Henrj', 172, 330, 618.
Wood, Charles, Mus. Doc. (1866), 224, 280, 657, 734.
Woodward, Rev. G. R., 279, 292, 317, 381, 405, 406, 464,
477, 522, 619, 633.
Young, Rt. Rev. John Freeman, D.D. (1820-1885),
373.
Musical settings not included in the foregoing Index

be regarded as traditional or anonymous.
(648)
may
CAROL BIBLIOGRAPHY
1.
Note.
PRINTED COLLECTIONS
The asterisk
indicates that the publication contains

celebration of the Christmas Festival.
Noels nouvellement composez i I'honneur de
la
much
interesting matter about Christmas Carols
Nativite de nostre saulveur et Redepteur Jesu-Christ, etc.
Claude
le
and the
Nourry
diet le Prince, 1520.
Christmasse Carolles, 1521. WjTikyn de Worde. Only one leaf of this collection remains, being preserved in the Bodleian
"Thus endeth the Christmasse Carolles, newly imprinted at Londo, in the
Library, Oxford. The colophon reads:
The yere of our lorde MDXXI."
fletestrete, at the synge of the sonne, by wynkyn de worde.
Christmas carolles newely Imprinted. Imprynted at London, in the Poultry, by Richard Kele, dwellyng at the longe shop
under saynt Myldredes Chyrche. (Circa 1546.)
Certayne goodly carowles to be songe to the glory of God. John Tysdale, 1562.
(Thomas Becon.) Printed by John Day, 1563.

Godly Songs and Ballads. Weddcrbum, 1567.
(Christopher Payne), licensed to James Roberts, 1569.
Christmasse carols, very new and godly.
Compendious Booke
of
Christenmas carrolles
Paradise of Dainty Devises.
Francis Kennelmersh, 1576.
Piae Cantiones Ecclesiasticae et Scholasticae, veterum Episcoporum, in Inclyto Regno Sueciae passim usurpatae.
and edited by the Most Rev. Theodore Peter Rhuta, of Nyland, 1582.
Revised
A Book Carok by Moses Powell, licensed to John Wolf, 1587.

Tenor, Psalms, Sonnets and Songs of Sadnes and Pietie, made into musicke
of
of five parts, etc.

William Byrd(?), 1587.
Robert Southwell, 1593.
Ane Compendious Booke of Godly and Spirituall Songs, collectit for avoyding of Sinne and Harlotrie. Edinburgh 1597. Reprinted 1621 and 1801.
Melanges de la Musique de Eustach^ du Caurroy, Maistre de la Musique de la Chappelle du Roy. Published at Paris, by
Andr6 Picart, 1610.
Melismata preserves, "Remember, O thou man," Ravenscroft, 161 1.
Hodie nobis de coelo pax by /Vlexandro Grandi. Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, Eng. (Early 17th Century.)
Certaine of David's Psalmes intended for Christmas Carolls, fitted to the most common but solemne tunes, everywhere familPrinted by Robert Young, 1630.
iarly used, by William Slatyr.
Hymns and Songs of the Church, 1623. Hallelujah, George Wither, 1641.
St. Peter's
Complaint.
Devotions.
William Austin, 1635.
Ben Jonson, 1640.

Various collections of Welsh carols, such as the Myvyrian
Underwoods.
Noble Numbers. Robert Herrick, 1647.

The Golden Grove. Jeremy Taylor, t6ss.
Anthony and Wood's collection, 1642; New Carols
at Easter.
MSS.
belonging to the Cymmrodorion (dating from 1640).
for the time of Christmas, 1661;
and Christmas Carols,
fit
also to be
sung
Oxford.
Pious Garland of Godly Songs for the solace of his friends and neighbours, by Luke Wadding, Bishop of Ferns, contained
hymns and carols arranged to various Irish airs. 1680.
Poems, Amorous, Moral and Divine.
Anon, 1718.
The "Bayford Collections" (in the British Museum),

Ten Noels Le Beguc, end of 17th Cent.
Hymns
on the Nativity, 1746.
Hymns
for children.
Patois Carols, published at Dijon in 1701, by
of broadsides
and
ballads, include
some
carols.
Circa 1680-1730.
C. Wesley, 1763.
Le Sieur Ressayre.
Noei Borguignon de Gui Bardzai; containing thirty-four Noels, three Carols, or portions of Carols,
Christus," and " Vidimus stellam ejus," in Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge.
Lffyr Carolan, containing sLxty-five Christmas carols and five for summer. Shrewsbury, 1740.
Nouveaux Cantiques Spirituels Provenjeaux; Avignon, 1750.
viz.:
"Puer natus," "Hodie
Hawkins's History (5 vols., 1776), and Bumey's Histor>' (4 vols., 1776-89), contain a few carols.
Blodengerdd Cymrii, or the Anthologj' of Wales (Shrewsbury, 1779), gives forty-eight Christmas carob, nine Summer, three
May, one Winter, and a carol to Cupid and the Nightingale.
les Chants des Noels anciens notez pou en faciliter le chant, par M. I'Abb^
RecueU de Noels Provenceaux, composes par le Sieur Peirol, Menuisier d' Avignon, 1791.
RecueQ de Noeb Provenfeaux composes par le Sieur Nicolas Saboly. Avignon, 1807.
Musica Antiqua. Stafford Smith, London, 1812.
Christmas Hymns and Sacred Pieces. Bermondsey, ab. 1818.
Noels nouveaux sur
(649)
Pellegrin.
Paris, 1785.
CAROL BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Pastorale sur la Naissance, par Frfire Claude
Some Ancient Christmas Carols with

London, 1822.
The Christmas Box, or
New
New
R. T.
Year's Gift.
Carol Book for Christmas.
* Christmas Carols, Ancient
Macê
(St.
Malo, 1819).
Contains twenty Noels.
the tunes to which they were formerly sung in the

S.,
West
of
England.
Davis Gilbert,
1820-30.
Bilston, ab. 1830.
and Modem.
W. Sandys, 1833.
Christmas Carols, with appropriate music. Anon, 1833-40.
Christmas Carols and Sacred Songs. London, J. W. Parker, 1841.
Specimens of Old Christmas Carols. Thomas Wright (printed by the Percy Society), 1841.
A Little Book of Christmas Carols. E. F. Rimbault, 1846.
A Good Christmas Box, containing a choice collection of Christmas Carols. Dudley, 1847.
Songs and Carols now first printed from a fifteenth century MS. Thos. Wright, 1847.
Christmas Carols; Three Series with music, by Dr. H. J. Gauntlett.
Christmas and Christmas Carols.
*
Christmastide:
its
Ab. 1845-50,
J. F.
History, Festivities and Carols.
R.
W^. Sandys, 1852.
Rev. T. Helmore and Rev.
Carols for Eastertide: Carols for Christmastide.
J.
M.
Neale, 1853.
Weihnachtslieder (Christmas Songs) Ein Liedercyklus fur ein Singstimme mit Pianofortebegleitung.
Cbappell's Popular Music, 1859.
David Bogue, 1852.
Christmas with the Poets.

Proske's Musica Devina.
Peter Cornelius, 1856.
1853-1861.
Garland of Christmas Carols, ancient and modem. Joshua Sylvester, London, 1861.
Antient Christmas Carols arranged for four voices. Edmund Sedding, 1864.
Christmas Minstrelsy, ed. bv Joseph Williams and Dr. H.
* Christmas Carols, edited by Rev. H. R. Bramley and Sir
enlarged, the latest edition containing seventy carols.
J.
Gauntlett, 1864.
John
Stainer,
Divers Carols for Christmass and Sundry Tydes of Holy Church,

*
Songs of the Nativity.
W. H. Husk, London,
etc.
London, 1865.
Several of the later editions have been
Arthur H. Brown, 1865.
ab. 1866.
Dictionnaire de Noels et de Cantiques (Troisieme et derniSre Encyclopedic Th6ologique)

Contains about ico Noels and carols of i6th-i8th centuries.
Ed. by I'Abb^ Migne; Paris, 1867.
* Carols for
Use in Church. R. R. Chope, 1868-1887.

The Sacristy, No. 4, containing the Rev. S. Baring-Gould's translation of "Noels and Carols of French Flanders," 1871.
Old English Carols set to music. Traditional and Original. Alex. Shapcott, London (n. d.).
Christmas Carols and other verses; by the Rev. H. G. Batterson, Philadelphia, 1877.
Christmas Carols, Ancient and Modem. W. J. Westbrook. London Music Publishing Co., ab. 1879.
Carols, Hymns and Songs. Rev. John Henry Hopkins, Jr., New York, 1882.
Carols, Hymns and Noels for Christmastyde, selected and edited by Thos. W. Staniforth, 1883.
The Weihnachts-Album, by A. Sartoris contains about twenty German carols and lullabies in popular form.
In Excelsis Gloria, by Arthur H. Brown, contains, in two series, carols for Christmas-tide. 1885 and 1886.
Twelve Old Carols, ed. by Sir John Stainer, contains Tyrolese, French and Flemish, and three English carols. Ab. 1885.
Forty Christmas Carols: in six Series. Ed. by the Rev. T. Herbert Spiimey (n. d.).
Carols and Poems from the isth century to the present time; edited by A. H. Bullen, 1885.
Melodies; in three vols.
Tierrot, Paris, 1887-91.
Folk-song Society's Joumal, 1899-1909; contains, scattered through different volumes,
Cancionero Musical de
Noels Bressans.
los Siglos,
xv and
Due
(n. d.).
Philbert
Carvalyn Gailckagh.
le
Manx
Carols, ed.
English Carok of the Fifteenth Century.
xvi.
many
interesting carols.
Barbieri, Madrid, 1890.
by A. W. Moore, 1891.
Ed. by J. A. Fuller-Maitland, Leadenhall
Press, ab. 1891.
Eight Easter Carols, 1890; also Eight Children's Carols for Christmas, 1891. Curwen & Sons, London.
English County Songs. Edited by Miss Lucy Broadwood and J. A. Fuller-Maitland. London, 1S93.
Christmas Carols, two
series;
by Mrs.
C. F.
Hemaman
and Alfred Redhead (n. d.).

W. D. V. Duncombe, 1893.
Collection of Old English Carols, as sung at Hereford Cathedral.
Das Deustche
Geistliche Lied,
Books
Twelve Noels Basques Anciens.
1-6;
edited by Heinrich Riemann.
Simrock, 1895.
C. Bordes, Paris, 1897.
Early English Harmony (Plainsong Society's Publication).

century carols, 1 897.
Edited by Prof. Wooldridge, contains several facsimiles of fifteenth-
Yule-tide Carols, St. Paul's Music Leaflets, 107-114, ab. 1897.
The Westminster Carol Book,
edited
by Edgar Pettman, 1899 (with
Carols of the Resurrection, edited by Edgar Pettman
several supplements).
(n. d.).
Christmas Carols selected and with an introduction by Frank London Humphreys.

Noels Anciens, par le R. P. dom Georges Legeay, Organiste i I'.^bbaye de Solesmes.
Christmas Carols by Edward Bunnett, Mus. Doc:
in five series;
(650)
the
first
Victor Retaux, ab. 1900.
four containing ten each, and the fifth series six.
CAROL BIBLIOGRAPHY.
Modem
Christmas Carols; edited by Edgar Pettman (n.

Christmas Album, edited by E. Duncan. London, 1901.
The Cowley Carol Book,
d.)-
by the Rev. G. R. Woodward, 1902.

Carols and Songs of Christmastide; edited by E. Duncan. London, igoz.
Christmas Songs and Easter Carols, by the Rt. Rev. Phillips Brooks, D.D.
Weckerlin's Chansons Populaires. Paris, 1903.
Christmas Carols
edited
(ist series).
J.
Wiltshire Folk-songs and Carols.
A Book of Old
New
York, 1903.
Williams, 1903.
Rev. G.
Hill, 1904.
by H. J. L. J. Mass6 and Charles Kennedy Scott, 1907.

Cornish Bells and other Carols and Verses, by the Rt. Rev. Charles W. Stubbs, D.D., 1910.
Christmas Carols and Hymns for School and Choir, edited by Hollis Dann, New York, 1910.
*The Story of the Carol, by Edmonstone Duncan. London, 191 1.
The English Carol Book, edited by Martin Shaw and Percy Dearmer. London, 1913.
*Ancient English Christmas Carols, 1400-1700; collected and arranged by Edith Rickert. London, 1914.
Christmas Carols of England, compiled by A. E. Manning Foster. London, 1914.
Countless carols in leaflet form are to be found; among which may be named Simper's Christmas and Harvest Carols, numbering more than one hundred; the Rev. G. R. Woodward's; Sir George C. Martin's, and the French Carols edited by him;
Mrs. Carey Brock's; Anglican Carols edited by Vincent and Pearce; and the innumerable leaflet pubUcations of the music
houses of Ditson, Pond, Novello, and others.
Carols, edited
MANUSCRIPT CAROLS
II.
IN
THE
BRITISH
MUSEUM
Eleventh Century.
Music
Miracle Play.
in
neums.
Twelfth Century.
Sequences, Tropes and Cantiones.
Twelfth-Thirteenth Centuries.
Miracle Play, The Three Kings. Music in
OfiBce for the Circumcision, FBte des Foux.
neums.
Music
in
diamond notes on a
staff of four
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Centuries.

Sloane MSS.
Carols, words only.
Carols, by John Brackley, Friar of Norwich.
Fifteenth Century.
When Cryst was bom of Mary fre.
Be glad, lordynges, be ye more and lesse.
Now let us be merry, bothe all and some.
Such a lady seke I never more.
The Rose es the fayrest flour of alle.
The Wefferes; York Mystery Plays.
Fifteenth-Sdcteenth Centuries.
Tydynges, tydynges that be trwe.

Mirabilem misterium.
Nowelle, tydynges gode y thyng to
who
Nowelle,
Mervele nozt,
iosep.
Man
joyfull.
Soli
sit
be
deo
laudem gloria.
of me, king of
Have mercy
Regi canamus
Jhesu
Jhesu
key.
ioye.
fill
virginis.
fili
dei.
Tydynges
blisse.
gloria.
O radix iesse.
O clavis dauid.
O david, thow nobelle
Now make we
telle.
ys there that syngith so.
trew.
Nascitur ex virgine.
Do welle and drede no man.
Now may we myrthis make.
Alleluya.
Proface, welcom. This tyroe ys borne a chylde of grace.
Jhesu fill virginis.
Blessed mote thu be, swete ihesus.
Nesdens mater-virgo virum peperit.
(Most of these are by Smert and Troulufie, and are

Sixteenth Century.
for
two or three
This x-irgin clere. A dialogue.

Alone here I sitt.
Ah, my dere son, said Mary.
(6si)
voices.)
red lines.
CAROL BIBLIOGRAPHY.
how may this be.
Affraid, alas! (in five divisions).
Wofully afraid. (W. Cornyssh, Jr.)
Jhesu, mercy
Ah, gen tiU Jhesu

(Sheryngam)
Wofulle arayd. (Brovvne)
My feerfull dreme. (G. Banaster)
Ah, blessid Jhesu! (R.Davy)
(R. Davy)
Ah, my hart, remembir
!
Be
hit
known
to all (in four divisions).
In a slumbir.
Nesciens mater (four voices).
Nesciens mater virgo virum peperit (three voices).
Qui Petis, O filii (four voices). (Pygott)
Noe, noe, noe, puer nobis nascitur. (J. Mouton)
God is the cheflest unizon. (P. Harfurth)
Hodie nobis, coelorum rex.
Angelus ad pastores.
(8 part carols) by D. Gerarde.
Hodie Christus natus est.
Noe, noe, exultemus.
Parvelus filius hodie natus est.
Nesciens mater virgo virum peperit. (Four voices.) (Wryghte)
!
'
Sixteenth-Seventeenth Centuries.
Puer natus est nobis.
Angelus ad pastores.
Parbulus filius hodie natus
est.
Gloria in excelsis.
esset Jesus.
(O di Lasso)
Hodie Christus natus est.
Cum natus
Seventeenth Century.
Chester Mysteries.
Little music.
Borne is the babe.

Sweet was the song.
Gloria in excelsis Deo, singe my sowle.
I heard a messe of merry shepards.
(T.
Weekes)
(Five and six voices.)
Out
of ye orient (five voices).

Angelus ad pastores (five voices).
Hymnes or Carrols, by W. A.
Harke, sheapard swaynes (five voices).
Harke, sheperd swaynes.

Angelus ad pastores (five voices).
(G. JeSreys)
(H. Lawes)
Seventeenth-Eighteenth Centuries.
Liber Cantionum Martini Gobelii.
Puer natus in Bethlehem.
In dulci jubilo nun singet.
Das nengebome
Was
ist hier
Kindelein.
vor ein Kindelein.
Quaeramus cum pastoribus
(four voices).
Noe, noe, noe, psallite (four voices).

Nesciens mater (eight voices).
Quem
videstis, pastores (five voices).

(A. Tubal)
Noel. Voyci I'heureuse nuit (four voices). (E. du Caurroy)
Rejoyce, re Joyce, with hart and voyce (four voices). (Byrd)
Eighteenth Century.
and voice (four voices).
doubtful care.
Virgin's womb (five voices).
An earthly tree a heavenly fruit it bare (six voices).
Chester Mysteries; a copy of Bellin's MS. of 1600.
Rejoice, rejoice, with heart
Cast
off all
From
(W. Byrd)
Nineteenth Century.
Two
Antiphons
for four voices
Hodie Christus natus

Vidimus stellam.
Quem
by Samuel Wesley.
est.
vidistis pastores.
Hodie nobis coelorum rex.

Hodie Christus natus est. (Nanini)
Angelus ad pastores (eight voices).
(F. Anerio)
Pastores loquebantur (eight voices).
Nato Domino (eight voices).

Hodie nobis coelorum rex.
Hodie nobis dc coclo.
Quem
Quem
vidistis pastores.
(D. Perez)
vidistis pastores (six voices).
Hodie nobis coelorum
rex.
(Vittoria)
(Nanini)
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ALPHABETICAL AND SEASONAL INDEX OF FIRST UNES

CHRISTMAS AND EPIPHANY
A Babe is bom
all of
Maid
A Babe is bom in Bethlehem

A Boy is bom in Bethlehem
A Child this day is bom
A Cradle song of the Blessed Virgin
A Day, a Day of glory
A little Child is bom to-night
A message from our Father
A meteor bright its wondrous light
A shepherd band their flocks are keeping
A shepherd band their flocks are keeping
A song and a carol for Christmas-tide
A tale of the olden time
A thousand years have come and gone
A Virgin did come
A Virgin most blessed
A Virgin most pure
Adeste fideles
All children are on Christmas Eve
AU hail, all hail to the natal day
All hail to the days
All hail, ye merry folk to-day
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
All
jubilant with psalm
and hjonn
my heart this
my heart this
my heart this
my heart this
night rejoices
night rejoices
night rejoices
night rejoices
the skies to-night sing o'er us
this night bright angels sing
Angel hosts in bright array
Angelus ad Virginem
Angels above on Advent mom
Angels bright their pinions folding
Angels singing, church beUs ringing
Angels, we have heard on high
Arise, arise, the moming bells
Jacob with travel
As
As
As
As
At
Joseph was a walking

with gladness men of old
with gladness men of old
dead of night, when all is
still
Awake, arise, good Christians

Awake, ye shepherds, instantly
Away in a manger
Away with loyal hearts and true
Be merry.
Christian men, and sing

Behold a httle Child
Benedicamus Domino
Bethlehem
Bethlehem land
Blessed be that Maid Marie
Blessed night, when Bethlehem's plain
BUthely from the moated churchyard
Bright angel-hosts are heard
51
236
257
45
685
579
253
325
181
340
541
625
617
654
664
717
688
Christmas
Christmas
Christmas
Christmas
Christmas
Christmas
Christmas
Calm on
612
685
79
29
356
339
337
375
430
508
377
mom
Come, listen to my Eton,'

Come, listen to the story
Come, shepherds, come, shake off
Come to the manger in Bethlehem
Come, ye Christians all
Come, ye lofty, come, ye lowly
ye, with the angels sing
Cradled
all
lowly
Eastem monarchs,
still
543
287
227
702
211
239
156
567
559
110
357
646
songs are ringing now

time has come again
Clear upon the night air sounding
Cold was the day
Come, all friends, and keep the Feast
Come and hear the grand old story
Come, let us sing the stor)'
De Drie Koningen
Deep the gloom and
131
285
605
626
Mother
Day
Moming
358
50
718
81
19
237
129
351
141
359
Bells
Come
736
310
734
12
602
comes again
comes again
495
162
739
the listening ear of night

the Archangel to the Maid
Carol, brothers, carol
Carol, carol, Christians
Carol, carol. Christians
Christ, hath Christ's
Christ is bom, Christ is bom

Christ is bom of Maiden fair
Christ was bom on Christmas Day
Christian children, wake and listen
Christian people, come and sing
Christians, awake; salute the happy
Christians, carol sweetly
Christians, carol sweetly
Christians, listen while we sing
Christians, listen while we sing
683
439
301
578
Child Divine
Child Jesus came to earth
Child Jesus lay on Mary's knee
Children here on earth who dwell
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413
284
517
603
738
609
538
636
714
163
174
324
336
500
468
carol, joyfully
Christian children
sweetly carol, A
sweetly carol, A
sweetly carol. Raise
Carol we high, carol we low

Carolling, carolling, all thro' the night
117
Brightest and best of the sons
Came
Carol,
Carol,
Carol,
Carol,
Carol,
565
463
710
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353
280
246
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the night
sages three
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397
720
282
536
58
283
572
644
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630
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401
411
511
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750
637
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EverjTvhere, everywhere Christmas to-night
368
Fair the night in Bethlehem land
church to church
310
679
away we come to you

heaxen above to earth I come
Heavenly Maid
52
632
680
From
From
From
From
From
From
From
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Ecbatoun
47^
725
silver gates of
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Eastem mountains
Gather around the Christmas Tree
469
Gelobct seis tu Jesu Christ
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ALPHABETICAL AND SEASONAL INDEX OP PIRST LINES.

Gentle Saviour, day and night
Gently falls the winter snow
Glad angel voices
Glad Christmas comes again
121
20
273
374
432
545
421
Glad news, glad news

Gloria in excelsis
Glory to God in the highest
Glory to God in the highest
God give you merry Christmas tide
629
724
509
722
723
342
556
514
415
66
God rest ye merry, gentlemen

Good Christian men, rejoice
Good Christian people, all
Good Christians rise, this is the mom
Good King Wenceslas looked out
Good news from the hills of Judea
Good news we bring and peace
Good people, give ear
Good tidings, good tidings
Hail, gentle Jesus
Hail, sweet Babe, so pure
Hail, sweet Babe, so pure
Happy bells are ringing
320
and holy
and holy
Hark a
burst of heavenly music

hear ye not the angel-song
how the bells
I hear, sweet and clear
sweet angel voices
the Christmas songs are singing
the full- voiced choir
the herald angels sing
the herald angels singing
the herald host is singing
the joyful Christmas greeting
the merry Christmas bells
the song of choirs angelic
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark
Hark
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Hark!
Haul,
what
what
what
what
heavenly sounds
those holy voices
those holy voices
sounds arc sweetly stealing
mean
mean
Peyrol
Hear the angels telling
Here is joy for every age
Here is joy for every age
Here we come a-wassailing
Holy night! peaceful night
Holy was that night so fair
Uominum laudes
How grand and how bright
I
I
I
I
I
I
hattt,
tale of the olden
'.
410
358
428
400
109
204
130
240
59
650
153
568
152
258
213
144
36
570
32
746
376
633
669
290
605
557
saw three ships come sailing in

should like to have heard
sing the Birth was bom to-night
would now sing
you a
'
670
372
heard the bells on Christmas Day

heard the Church bells ringing
I'll tell
263
265
Happy Christmas morning

!
185
711
671
time
In a manger lies the Child

In Bethlehem of Judah
In dtilci jubilo
In dulci jubilo
In naiali Domini
In sorrow and in want
In the bleak raid-winter
In the country nigh to Bethlehem
In the early morning, early
In the early morning, early
In the field with their flocks
In the hallowed manger
In the lonely midnight
In the wintry heaven
Infant so gentle, so pure and so sweet
564
559
641
143
534
656
683
197
496
497
742
748
611
652
566
5
297
60
319
98
512
It
came upon
came upon
It
is
It
It
the midnight clear

the midnight clear
Christmas Day by the river
was the very noon of night
Jacob's Ladder
Jesus Christ is born to-day
Joseph and the angel
Joseph was an old man
Joy and gladness
Joy fills our inmost hearts to-day
Joy fills our inmost hearts to-day
Joy, ye people, great and small
Joyful is the
Joyful tidings of a Saviour
Joyfully, joyfully, angels are singing
Joyously, joyously, silvery clear
Jure plaudant omnia
mom
Last night, as I lay sleeping

Let every heart now dance with joy
Let heaven and earth rejoice and sing
Let heaven and earth rejoice and sing
Let music break on this blest mom
Let our gladness know no end
Let us the infant greet
Like silver lamps
Like silver lamps
List! afar! what angel voices
List our merry carol
Listen, lordlings, unto me
fair
star,
Long ago
in
Lullay, thou
little
Merry Christmas
tiny Child
bells are ringing
Moming
is breaking
Mortals, awake, the
Mountains, bow
moming
breaking
your heads majestic
is
Nazareth
'Neath the stars that shone so bright
Night has closed the gates
No room in the inn

No room within the dwelling
Now blazing Yule logs
Now join we all with holy mirth
Now let us sing the angels' song
Now Uft the carol, men and maids
Now, prithee. Minstrel, tell to me
Now rise up, ye shepherds
Now sing we all full sweetly
Now to Bethlehem haste we
Now to God on high be glory
Now we bring our Christmas treasures
Nowell!
Nowell!
Nowell!
Nowell!
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
182
(655)
Hail, gentle
NoweU!
King
Bom
is
the
King
Nowell! Glory to God

Nowell! Good news I tell
Babe, in manger lying
town
Bethlehem
and near
Christmas, merry Christmas
blessed
Christmas
of
bells, ring far
come, all ye faithful

dark was the night
hark to the bells' glad song
haste, the blessed
Babe
is
bom
holy night
little
little
little
Babe
town
town
in
of
of
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
541
645
625
563
399
6
49
369
217
151
1 28
126
749
606
61
34
665
662
577
614
354
744
141
Rose is blooming
ye sages hoary
Bethlehem
Long, long ago the angel-throng
Love came dowTi at Christmas
Lo! a
Lo! a
195
607
712
706
bom
338
499
462
43
634
271
542
540
684
300
30
640
740
86
686
71
85
537
198
461
18
729
735
721
693
707
516
100
643
629
561
676
545
393
334
738
78
704
728
741
245
298
322
ALPHABETICAL AND SEASONAL INDEX OF FIRST LINES.
O little
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
town
of
Bethlehem
Star that shone so bright

voices of the sky
voices of the sky
sacred Stable
merry ring the Christmas bells
night, peaceful and blest
lovely
lovely
lovely
lowly,
ye bells
sing a merry carol
sing a song of Bethlehem
sing we a carol all blithe and
ring,
free
the beautiful old story

wonderful the tidings
O'er
O'er
O'er
O'er
O'er
O'er
O'er
O'er
the hill and o'er the vale

the hill and o'er the vale
the mountains
the plains the darkness deepens
Of the Father's love begotten
On Bethlehem's silent plain
On Christmas night true Christians sing
On dewy plain where shepherds
On the Birthday of the Lord
On the first bright Christmas Day
On yester-night I saw a sight
Once again, O blessed time
Once again, the olden story
Once again, the olden story
in
in
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
of
m Bethlehem of Judah
in
Bethlehem
Judah
of
David's city
in royal
Once, o'er the
One
Judah
Judah
of
fields of
Bethlehem
winter's night
Over
hills
and over
745
666
544
183
302
95
Sing,
600
663
255
642
Bethlehem's hills, in time of old

Bethlehem's hiUs, in time of old
hill and dell the Christmas bell
old Judea's hills
Once
Once
Once
Once
Once
Shepherds, shake off your drowsy sleep

Shepherds watching o'er the plain
Shepherds watching their sheep
Shine calm and bright
Silent night! hallowed night
Silent night! holy night
Silent stars were watching
Simple carollers are we
599
394
164
plains
343
465
296
414
93
464
210
118
638
608
230
273
127
335
409
8
217
466
311
434
507
651
576
435
639
154
sing, this blessed
mom
Sing of Maiden Mary

Sing, sing for Christmas
Sing the carol, raise your voices
Sing we merry Christmas
Sing we now of joy and gladness
Sing with joy, 'tis Christmas
Sing ye the songs of praise
mom
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep,
Sleep,
Holy
Holy
Holy
Holy
Holy
Holy
Holy
Babe
Babe
Babe
Babe
Babe
Babe
Babe
infant Saviour
Saviour, sleep
the snow-flakes
So happy all the day
Soft falls the snow
Softly the night is sleeping
Softly the night is sleeping
Star of Bethlehem, sweetly shining
Star of glory, brightly streaming
Stars all bright are beaming
Sweet angels, ever bright and fair
fall
Sweet Child Divine

Sweet Mary luUed her blessed Child
Sweetest music softly stealing
Sweetly sang the angels
Sweetly sang the angels
Swelling o'er the moimtains
Qui
creavit caelum, lully, lully, lu
Remember, O thou man

Ring, happy bells
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
merrily, ring merrily

on, ye joyous Christmas bells
on, ye joyous Christmas bells
out,
bells, your peals today
out, ring out, a joyful peal
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
Ring
the
the
the
the
the
Christmas
bells
Christmas
Christmas
Christmas
out, ye merry bells

out, ye throbbing stars of night
out, ye wild and merry bells
Ring, ring the bells
the Christmas bells

the Christmas bells
the Christmas bells
bells, the Christmas bells
joyful Christmas bells
bells,
bells,
bells,
Saw ye never
Saw ye never
in the twilight
in the twilight
See amid the winter's snow

See, the
See, the
28
80
490
99
613
196
438
219
82
488
33
205
238
323
668
701
719
256
27
10
692
624
165
396
289
84
17
272
408
321
392
312
361
210
747
Tenderly sleeping
out, ring out,

out, sweet bells
out the bells for
out the bells for
out the bells for
419
11
my
my
Slowly
726
562
727
9
morning fair and bright

morning star is dwelling
Shades of silent night

Shepherds five in a ring
Shepherds night watch keeping
Shepherds, rejoice, lift up your eyes
705
286
212
172
598
573
loi
97
186
220
248
367
703
77
326
371
68
218
254
333
197
431
648
142
420
467
226
106
187
433
713
31
That
so
Thy
blessed Birth
The angel and the shepherds

The angel and the shepherds
The angels sing around the stall
The angels' song
The bells are ringing glad and sweet
The Bethlehem shepherd-boy's Tale
The Blessed Birth
The Cedar of Lebanon
The Cherry Tree Carol
The Child Jesus in the garden
The children's King
The Christ-Child
The Christmas comes, let praise abound
The Christmas Message
The Christmas stars are shining
The Christmas Story
The Christmas Tree
The Comish Bells
The Coventrj' Carol
The Crib and the Cross
The first Christmas night
The first good joy that Marj' had
Bom is the King
The first Nowel
The first Nowel that the Angel
The flocks were wTapt in slumber
The Golden Carol
The good men all of Chastres
The great God of heaven
The holly and the i\-y
The joyful mom is breaking
(656)
360
635
688
743
491
606
83
692
635
437
563
720
370
579
120
188
189
94
184
271
655
544
54
737
I43
429
643
266
39^
S3S
73S
436
489
7

The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
The
joyful
mom
Kings
Lord at
first
is
breaking
did
Magi came out
Adam make
of the Orient
manger Throne
merry bells for us they
ring
moon
shines bright
night in solemn stillness hung
old year now away has fled
Quest of the three Kings
seven joys of Mary
Shepherds
shepherds had an angel
shepherds had an angel
shepherds on fair Bethlehem's plain
Shepherds' Song
shepherds were watching
sleep of the Infant Jesus
snow lay deep upon the ground
672
569
506
687
354
374
492
175
690
471
429
727
510
601
558
433
327
580
515
snow lay on the ground

snow lay on the ground
snow lies thick upon the earth
416
stars are brightly shining

stars are shining bright and clear
stars are shining bright and clear
story of the shepherds
459
Three Kings
Virgin and the Child
656
409
353
Virgin stills the cr5nng

Vision of the shepherds
Wassail Song
winds v/ere wailing
wise men saw a light afar
Worcestershire Christmas Carol
There came a Httle Child to earth
There came three kings by God's own hand
There came three kings e'er break of day
There came three kings from Eastern land
There
There
There
There
There
There
three kings from far away

three Sages from afar
comes a galley laden
dwelt in old Judea
dwelt in old Judea
came
came
were shepherds watching

There's a song in the air
There's a wonderful tree
They leave the land of gems and gold
This day is bom Emmanuel
This happy mom a King is bom
This new Christmas carol
Thou didst leave Thy throne
Though poor be the chamber
Three kings from out the Orient
Three kings had journeyed
Three kings in great glory

Three kings once lived
Three kings' song
Through the midnight air
'Tis Christmas now
To-day doth blossom Jesse's stem
To us is bora a little Child
Touching grace we Princes three
'Twas a starry night of old
'Twas in the winter coldj
'Twas jolly, jolly Wat
'Tween ox and ass in humble shed
Unto us
bora a son
Upon the snow-clad earth
Upon the snow-clad earth
Wake
Wake,
all
bow
before
412
395
203
535
560
344
674
498
673
673
108
402
173
631
677
718
678
610
We
We
sing a song of Christmas time

three kings of Orient are
We've decked the church with ivy
Welcome be our Heavenly King

Welcome be Thou, heaven King
Welcome Yule
What child is this

What child is this
What do they say, these bells
What good news the angels bring
What tidings bringest thou
What time I kept my sheep
When Christ was bom in Rethlchcm
When Christ was bom of Mary free
When Christ was bom of pure Marie
When I view the Mother holding
When Jesus Christ was yet a child
When the crimson sun had set
96
539
575
649
Whence comes this rush of wings

Where shall the Prince of Peace be bom
While humble shepherds watched
While in peaceful slumbers lying
While shepherds watched their flocks
While shepherds watched their flocks
Whilst Bethlehem's shepherds kept their
107
Whom
670
288
352
557
44
Wise men from Egypt's ancient land

With our songs we greet Thee
Within a manger bare He lay
Wonderful night
Would'st thou magnify the story
of old the shepherds praised
460
737
574
145
107
107**
flocks
....
604
733
299
281
355
373
730
235
35
470
647
628
Ye bells, ye bells, ye happy bells

Young and old must raise the lay
Young and old must raise the lay
Yule returas; come Christian people
732
171
675
228
486
418
709
493
247
689
627
740
378
569
597
616
687
155
682
715
731
691
716
653
487
580
308
Thee
music's magic powers

heart, while round thee
my
67
270
706
708
229
is
Virgin-bom, we
513
615
Waken, Christian children

Waken, Christians, greet the mom
Watching in the meadows
We saw a light shine out afar
S7I
646
667
309
417
681
341
EASTER
A
rhyme, a rhyme for Easter time
Across the Eastem
hill
tops
mom
mom
Angels come, on joyous pinion

As Mary walked in the garden green
As Mary walked in the garden green
As those who seek the break of day
As Easter mom the lark ascending
At happy Easter time
At the early Easter mom
Awake, awake, glad voices make
Awake, awake, 'tis Easter mom
Awake, glad soul, awake, awake
Beyond the starry

Bird and blossom
skies
Bravely chime, O Easter bells

Bright Easter Day
Bright Easter skies
By the thorny way of sorrow
Carol
we
520
328
104
303
53
697
330
305
520
443
504
259
473
475
76
278
47
252
161
293
206
384
474
243
14
295
the blessing
Chime, chime, merrily chime
(657)
114
222
Adeslc, coelitum chori

Again the
of gladness
All hail the gladsome Easter morn
All hail the gladsome Easter
Alleluia! alleluia! hearts to heaven
Alleluia! King victorious
Alleluia! Risen Lord
Alleluia! sing the triumph
200

Chime
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
Christ
out, ye bells of beauty

hath arisen
risen all triumphant
306
112
63
88
is
is risen,
Alleluia
125
is
risen. Alleluia
is
risen, Alleluia
is
risen, Christ
is
risen, Christ is risen,
He
He
is
risen, Christ is risen.
Conquered
is
risen from the dead

risen, lift the song
God and Lord is risen
is
is
618
risen,
our
the Lord hath risen

the Lord is risen again
the Lord is risen to-day
Christ, we sing Thy saving Passion
Come forth and bring your garlands
Come forth and bring your garlands
Come, ye faithful, raise the strain
Come, ye faithful, raise the strain
Come ye, lift your joyous voices
Coming from the winter
Day
Day
of wonder, day of gladness

of wonder, day of gladness
Days grow longer
Days grow longer
Deck the altar with blossoms fair
Do you hear the children crying
3
105
123
223
179
208
406
72
gr
190
65
695
13
620
166
449
241
694
194
215
364
380
Early ere the dawn of the morning

Easter Bells, Let the meny
Easter Bells, Hear the loving
Easter Day hath dawned again
Easter flowers and dressing
Easter flowers are blooming bright
Easter flowers, Easter carols
Easter mom with gladness shine
Every flower that blossoms
102
294
363
SS
621
192
Faithful people, now rejoice

Far be sorrow, tears and sighing
249
518
Gems and
flowers of rich perfume

good Christian men
God hath sent His angels
501
381
39
Hail! all hail, this brightest morning

Hail, Easter bright, in glory dight
Hallelujah, raise the song
Hallelujah raise the song
Hallelujah, song of triumph
Hark bright angels sweetly sing
Hark! the angels bright are singing
Have you heard the wondrous story
699
224
149
Give
ear,
He
He
is
is
risen
risen
from the dead
Hear the loving Easter bells

Heaven with rosy mom
sung our Saviour's Birth
In low'ring gloom and cloudiness
In the star of morning
If angels
It
was early
in the
morning
Jesus, our Saviour, we welcome

Joy-bells ringing
Joy hath come to earth again
Joy of joys, He lives, He lives
Let
Let
Let
Let
the
the
the
the
merry
merry
merry
merry
Church bells ring

Church bells ring
Church bells ring
Church bells ring
549
178
523
62
41
73
291
170
160
521
136
147
472
523
75
21
i
234
659
318
362
58s
193
40
167
178
214
the merry Church bells ring

the song be begun
the song be begun
the song be begun
the song be begun
the whole world chant and sing
us sing Alleluia to-day
us tell the story
Lift up thy voice with singing
List! I hear the angels singing
Little Christian children, say
315
329
619
157
207
251
405
133
348

Moon beams are streaming
of gladness
of beauty,
150
379
Nature from her sleep is waking

the tomb where Christ hath been
the tomb where Jesus slept
276
202
87
64
346
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Let
Mom
mom
Near
Near
Now
Now
the bells are ringing

the bells of Easter ring
all
all
O come on this bright Easter Day

O earth, on Easter morning
O Holy Church, but yester-night
O joyous Easter morning
with us abide
O sons and daughters, let us sing
O the golden, glowing morning
O welcome, happy Day
On Easter mom Christ rose again
On the eve before the Sabbath
On this glorious Easter morning
On wings of living light
Once again, with joyful voices
Ostera-spirit of Spring-time
Over the land in glory
Lord
of
all,
444
250
274
242
276
122
56
502
209
90
169
232
547
658
349
583
268
24
660
307
103
581
Past
is Lenten sadness
Put on, put on your best array
Put on thy beautiful robes
383
148
134
Raise the song for Easter

Rejoice! the Christ is risen
Rejoice! to-day earth tells abroad
Ring, happy bells of Easter time
Ring out, sweet Easter bells, ring out
Ring out, sweet Easter bells, ring out
Ring out the anthem, Jesus lives
Ring out, ye joyous Easter bells
Roman soldier, tell us tme
168
267
177
503
158
442
132
260
Sadly in the gathering gloom

Shine,
sun, in splendour bright
Sing Alleluia,
Sing for joy
all
ye lands
O sing, ye children
Sing sweet carols, night is past
Sing the battle, sharp and glorious
Sing we alleluia
Sing we now our h>Tnns of gladness
Sing with all the sons of glory
Sing,
Sleeper, awake
Smile praises,
sky
Snowdrops, lift your timid heads

Softly through the mellow starlight
Soldiers, awake! this is the festal hour
Songs of gladness
Sweet and dear the birds are singing
Sweetly the birds are singing
Tell the story of the risen
That Easter-tide with joy
(658)
was bright
404
314
48
92
313
135
440
407
696
546
277
176
700
261
331
74
201
622
89
176
623

The angels sat in the garden tomb
The angels' songs this joyful day
The bells are ringing joyfully
The buds are bursting on the trees
The children's Easter oflering
The crown is on the Victor's brow
The crown is on the Victor's brow
The Day of Resurrection
The Day of Resurrection
The Easter bells are ringing
The Easter dawn is breaking
The fishers sat within their boat
The fishers sat within their boat
The foe behind, the deep before
The little flowers came from the ground
The Lord is risen
The morning of salvation
The morning purples all the sky
The risen Lord to-day is King
The world itself is blithe and gay
The world itself keeps Easter Day
There stood three Claries by the tomb

This is the Feast Day of our King
This joyful Easter-tide
Three women went forth
Through the long hidden years
'Twas about the dead of night
'Twas at the matin hour
'Twas on this Easter morning
Twine the Easter garland
We are little children

We sing our Saviour's praises
We sing to-day our Easter hymn
We will be merry far and wide
Welcome, happy morning
Winter-tide hath passed
away
Ye happy bells of Easter Day

Ye heavens, uplift your voices
Ye sons and daughters of the King
403
345
iq9
385
380
113
180
159
231
698
441
54
146
275
582
16
519
115
522
116
350
317
42
in
1
24
216
244
292
269
548
657
347
584
365
15
191
221
God is gone up
God who rulest
thro' the ages
Golden harps are sounding

Golden harps are sounding
Lift up, ye everlasting doors
Moving o'er the troubled waters
Sing your carols to-day
The birds are singing on the trees
The pearly gates aside are rolled
233
316
304
262
46
477
366
445
585
550
38
476
661
505
37
478
57
225
HARVEST
Come,
Come
children, lift your voices

forth, brave reapers
priest
456
485
593
533
389
457
386
455
teeming
teeming
Fair waved the golden com
Fields of gold are glowing
Gather them in
God when He made this world
Good news, good news is sent
He saw the wheat fields waiting
Earth below
Earth below
is
is
531
Hearken to the thankful reapers

Heavenly Father, God alone
Holy is the seed time
Lord of the harvest! Thee we hail
Lord ofjthe living harvest
Make melody within your hearts
Now let us raise our Harvest song
454
482
26
480
595
139
424
453
422
Now
Now
Now
sing we a song
sing we a strain of joy
the year is crowned
let us all, rejoicing
Lord, who shcd'st the sunlight's gold
Once more the joy of harvest
Once more the liberal year
Over all the land is glowing
Ring, bells, ring
Singing, the reapers homeward come
Soft the autumn suns are shining
The com is ripe for reaping
The fields are white to harvest
The rising mom, the closing day
The song of the Heavenly Harvest-Home
The sower went forth sowing
592
137
391
532
427
387
458
25
390
594
138
425
530
479
529
423
596
388
praise, O God of harvest

Thine, Lord, are the blessings
We plough the fields and scatter
Wheat and barley bright with sunshine
Thee we
CHILDREN'S DAY AND FLOWER SERVICES

332
382
ASCENSION AND WHITSUN-TIDE

Carol we joyfully
Christ our Sun on us arose
Come, hear ye how God's
426
140
A
A
A
joyous song once more we bring

song of Spring once more we sing
song of Spring once more we sing
All is bright and cheerful round us
Around the throne of God
Beauteous are the flowers
Bring them to the Master
Come, May, thou lovely lingerer
Come with us, sweet flowers
Coming from the winter
From East and West
Gathered in the House Divine
Go, lovely flowers
Heavenly Father, send Thy blessing
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It is a day of gladness
Little birds are singing
Pansies,
lilies,
roses
Sow ye beside all waters

Summer days once more are coming
The days are gliding swiftly by
The flowers in garden, field and wood
The flowers of Earth are blooming
The Spring-tide hour
The summer days are come again
Voices of children
We bring sweet flowers
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FROM THE LIBRARY OF

for use at Christmas,

Harvest, Children's Day, and Flower Services, collected

from many sources and

ranged by the Rev. Charles L. Hutchins,

the happy and widely pre-

any be needed, for the pub-

custom of carol singing, and the desire on

custom by placing within the reach of those

The carols have been drawn from ancient

them have been harmonized in modern

The number of carols sefrom French sources is large. All

All the choice examples of that

both ancient and modern,

the book; in fact the bulk of the

from English authors and

amples by Custance, Cutler, Dr. Hodges (15

In addition to the carols there

is a fine Bibliography of both printed and

the fine collection in the British

indices of authors, sources, and composeri,

and illustrations of the San Sisto Madonna

the lilirary of every lover of carols.

Digitized by the Internet Archive

2012 with funding from

Princeton Theological Seminary Library

CAROLS OLD AND

THE PARISH CHOIR

This Copy l3 Ndmbes

antiquity, the history,

and the beauty

with the Christmas Festival.

found in the latter part of

on the subject as may be seen

any other season,

this collection largely exceeds those for

because the use of carols at Christmas time

" I pray you

both more and

Sing these carols in Christemas."

Index of Carols in the order in which they appear in

Index of Authors, Translators and Sources

Composers and Sources

Alphabetical and Seasonal Index of First Lines

Christmas Waits Singing Carols

The Yule Logs

The Crib and

For the interesting cuts which serve as the headings

of the carols the editor

INDEX OF THE CAROLS

Ep, Epiphany; E, Easter;

Lines and Seasons,

N. Y., New Year;

1 In low'ring gloom and cloudiness (E)

Patris Sapientia, Veritas (boniias) divina

Cornish; arr. by H. S. Irons

Bishop Phillips Brooks

the blessing (E)

lofty, come, ye lowly (C)

18 Now lift the carol, men and maids (C)

song and a Carol for Christmas-tide

The Easter sunshine breaks again