A selection of twelve psalms and hymns, : set to music according to the rules laid down for the church, both cathedral and parochial, and with a view to promote the established religion of the country, to which is prefixed a print, as taken from the Revelations[sic] of St. John, and adapted to the purpose. /
Abingdon, Willoughby Bertie,Earl of,1740-1799.
Rigaud, Jacques,1681-1754.
Monzani, Tebaldo,1762-1839.
[London] : To be had of Mr. Monzani, no. 6, Great Marlborough Street, Mr. Ball, piano-forte, maker Duke Street, Grosvenor Square, and T. Skillern, no. 17, St. Martins Lane.,
[1793?]
Engraved thoughout apart from ' A description of the foregoing print as referring to the burial service ..', which is in letterpress.
The plate is dated 1793.
Hymns and metrical versions of the psalms, set for 4 voices (S.A.T.B.) with organ (figured bass), or as anthems with instruments, in score.
Funeral march -- No. 1. Psalm 90. Thou turnest man O Lord to dust -- No. 2. I heard a voice from heaven -- No. 3. Psalm 100. All people that on earth do dwell -- No. 4. Psalm 130. Lord unto thee I make my moan -- No. 5. Thou didst O mighty God exist -- No. 6. Bless God O my soul -- No. 7. Far above yon glorious ceiling -- No. 8. Almighty Lord most merciful -- No. 9. Glory to thee my God this night -- No. 10. Psalm CIV. My soul praise the Lord -- No. 11. O Lord incline thy gracious ear -- No. 12. Psalm 66. Let all the lands with shouts of joy -- Psalm 117. With cheerful notes let all the earth.
ESTC
RISM A/I
Church of England
Psalms (Music)
Sacred vocal music
England London.