"But thou, O Hope," Air from Collins' Ode on the Passions. [See also Vol. H]

The Syren's Song to Ulysses, from Pope's translation of Homer, for two choirs. [See also Vols. De, E and F]

"Fill it up," Catch for 3 voices.

"O gentle sleep," Glee, 4 voices

[See also Vol. De].

Awake, my love," Glee, 3 voices "Plurimus in cœlis," Catch, 3 voices.

B, Db and Dc].

[See also Vols.

do.

"Blessed is he," Round, 3 voices. [See also Vols. C, Db and Dc]

'Quid pejus cura est?" Round, 3 voices. [See also

Vols. C, Db and Dc]

"No stormy winter," Glee, 3 voices. [See also Vol. De] "In paper case," Glee, 4 voices. [See also Vols. B

and D]

"Prithee, fill me the glass," Glee, 4 voices. 1778
"In vain from Semira," Air. 1777. [See also Vol. I]
Fugue in the Overture to Collins' Ode on the Passions,

arranged for the Organ

Fugue for the Organ, introduced into Handel's “I
Pensieroso." 1778.

B. Cooke, jun.

Dr. Cooke

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

"Genius of England," Chorus.

1776

do.

"Vouchsafe, O Lord," Solo and Chorus. [See also

"Miserere mei," Round, 4 voices.

"Glory be to God," Canon, 3 voices. 1787

"Turn, Amaryllis," Glee for 4 voices

The alto part added, 1777, by

"Now the bright morning star," Glee, 4 voices.
"She soft and meek," Catch, 3 voices. 1775. [See

"Attend, ye vocal swains," Glee, 4 voices.
"To Elliott's health," Glee, 3 voices.

"Blest pair of Syrens," Glee, 4 voices. 1774
"Welcome, friends of harmony," Glee, 4 voices. 1775
"Let us celebrate cheerfully," Glee, 4 voices. 1774.
"While venison we eat," Glee, 3 voices. [See also

do.

1784.

do.

do.

T. Brewer.

Dr. Cooke.

do.

1774

do.

do.

"More with the love," Glee, 4 voices. [See also Vol.

"Come, thou rosy dimpled boy," Glee, 3 voices. [See also Vol. Dej.

do.

"Britannia leaning," Epitaph on General Wolfe,

Round, 5 voices. [See also Vol. Dc]

"After long toils," Glee, 3 voices

"Life's little flower,"

[See also Vol. B]

VOLUME Db.

"Tis Beauty calls," Ode for 4 voices. 1776 66 Deh, dove; senza me," Glee for 4 voices.

"The busy din of day," Glee for 3 voices. 1776.

Dr. Cooke

1774.

do.

[See also Vol. H]

do.

"When to the Muses haunted hill," Ode for

voices.

1780. [See also Vol. Da}

do.

"Touch'd to the soul," Catch, 3 voices. 1789. [See

also Vol. Ab] .

do.

“Albion, thy sea-encircled isle," Glee, 4 voices. 1778 "Daughter of Jove," Glee for 4 voices. [See also

Vols. E and H]

“ Hallelujah, hæc dies," Motett, 4 voices. "Curst as the Evil One," Catch, 4 voices. "Vouchsafe, O Lord," Solo and Chorus.

also Vols. Da and Dc]

Overture to the Christmas Ode.
Organ Fugue in E flat (unfinished)

"Farewell, thou mighty Prince of Bass," Air
With accompaniments by

Lesson for Organ, or Harpsichord with Pedals "Here India Bonds," Catch, 4 voices.

J. Webber.

do.

do.

1775 1772. [See

Dr. Cooke.

do.

do.

do.

Dr. Cooke,

J. S. Bach.

1776

Dr. Cooke.

"This night's the day," Catch, 4 voices. 1776

Symphony to the Anthem, "Behold, how good and

joyful." 1775. [See also Vol. H]

"War begets poverty," Round, 5 voices

"Quam pulchra es," Motett, 3 voices

do.

Musical Extracts from Thomas Morley's Introduction

"Arise, my heart," Hymn for 2 voices

"Nymph, over thee," Glee for 4 voices. [See also Vol. Da].

"May each married lady," Catch, 4 voices. 1771. [See also Vols. De and De]

"Blessed is he," Round, 3 voices. 1771. [See also

Vols. C, Da and De]

"Plurimus in cœlis," Catch, 3 voices. [See also Vols.
B, Da and De].

Quid pejus cura est?" Round, 3 voyces. [See also
Vols. B, Da and De].

"Stern Winter now renews," Cantata for the Islington

"In peace 'mongst ourselves," Trio for do. 1764

do.

do.

B. Cooke, jun.

do.

Dr. Cooke.

do.

do.

"As the hart panteth," Solo Anthem. [See also Vol.

"Let your light shine," do.

"Here lies the body," Catch, voices

Dr. Cooke.

“Come, thou monarch," Glee, 3 voices. 1776. [See

also Vol. Da].

2222

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Tho' mean thy birth," Glee, 3 voices. [See also Vol. De]. Organ part to the Te Deum, Jubilate, Magnificat, and Nunc dimittis in G. [See score in Vol. H] "Ah, bestrew you, by my fay," Three-part Song. [See also Vols. Aa and I].

"Who shall have my fair lady," do. "Hey day, jolly Ruttekin,"

Dr. Cooke.

do.

W. Cornish, jun.

[See also Vol. I]

do.

do.

[See also Vol. B]
Four-part Song

do.

[See also Vol. H]

Ravenscroft. do.

"Dare you haunt our hallow'd green." "Round, around,"

do.

A Greek Calendar to find Easter.
"Margaret meke," Three-part Song.

Collins' Ode on the Passions

"Quid pejus cura est?" Round, 4 voices. [See also
Vols. B, Da and Db]

Blessed is he," Round, 3 voices. [See also Vols. C,
Da and Db]

"Plurimus in cœlis," Catch, 4 voices.

"May each married lady," Catch, 4 voices. [See also

B, Da and Db]

Vols. Db and De]

also Vols. Da and De]

"Britannia, leaning," Round, 5 voices. 1773

Galliard.

Dr. Cooke

do.

do.

B. Cooke, jun.

[See also Vols.

Dr. Cooke.

B. Cooke, jun.

1773.

[See

Dr. Cooke,

[See also Vols. B and De] .

"Of his right eye," Catch, 5 voices.

See also Vol. De]

"To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost," Canon, 4 voices.

"Vouchsafe, O Lord," Solo and Chorus. [See also

Vols. Da Db and De]

do.

"Ye powers who taught,” Air. 1773. [See also Vul. Dej

22 22 22

do.

do.

do.

do.

do.

VOLUME Dd.

"In the merry month of May," Glee, 4 voices. 1772.

Harpsichord Piece

"I heard a great voice," Anthem, with instruments. 1764; revised, 1771

March (in F) for wind instruments, for the 58th Regiment. [See also Vol. C] .

"Not unto us," Canon, 4 voices

Chorusses added to Pergolesi's Stabat Mater. 1759

"O praise God in His holiness," Verse Anthem. 1762

"As the hart panteth," Solo Anthem. 1764. [See also Vol. Db]

"Call to remembrance," Anthem, with instruments.

1764

"O sacred friendship," Glee, 4 voices. 1771

"The feelings of a lovesick heart," Ballad. 1771

"Strange that this difference," Round, 6 voices. [See

do.

VOLUME De.

"Behold, how good and joyful," Anthem, with instru-
ments, for the Installation of the Bishop of Osna-
burgh as Knight of the Bath.
orchestral Symphony in Vols. Db and H]
"Vouchsafe, O Lord," Solo and Chorus.

Vols. Da, Db and Dc]

"No stormy winter enters there," Glee, 3 voices.

1772. [See also Vol. Da]

"More with the love," Glee, 4 voices. 1773. [See

also Vol. Da]

1772. [See the

Dr. Cooke.

[See also

do.

do.

do.

“Hail, all hail! Britannia," Glee, 3 voices. 1773
"Fill it up," Catch, 3 voices. [See also Vol. Da]
"Come, come away," Catch, 4 voices. 1773
"Gaily I liv'd," Glee, 4 voices. 1773

do.

do.

"Come, thou rosy dimpled boy," Glee, 3 voices. 1773. [See also Vol. Da]

"Tho' mean thy birth," Glee, 3 voices. 1772. [See

"O gentle sleep," Glee, 4 voices. 1773
"Awake, my love," Glee, 3 voices.
"Ah! fleeting spirit," Glee, 3 voices.
"The Syren's Song to Ulysses."

[See also Vols. Da, E and F]

1773

1773

do.

For voices only.

"Ye powers who taught," Air. 1773. See also Vol. Dej

"Fain would I," Glee, 3 voices. 1774

Lovely fair one," Song.

do.

1773

"In the merry month of May," Glee, 4 voices. [See

also Vols. B and Dc].

"Why, busy boys," Glee, 5

voices. 1772. [See also

Vol. D]

"Fair Susan," Glee, 4 voices.

1772

"Britannia leaning," Round, 5 voices. [See also Vols.

Da and Dc]

"To Father, Son, and Holy Ghost," Canon. 1773.

[See also Vol. Dc]

The same in score

"Of his right eye," Catch, 5 voices. 1772. [See also Vol. Dc]

"So sleep the brave," 4 voices, with instruments. 1774

Fugue in B flat.

1774

"When all Thy mercies," Air and Chorus. [See also

Vol. H].

Fugue in C. 1773

Voluntary in G minor

do.

Do. in D major

"Quid pejus cura est?" Canon, 4 voices. [See also

Vols. B, Da, and Db]

"Blessed is he," Round, 3 voices. [See also Vols. C,

"Plurimus in cœlis, do. 4 voices. [See also Vols. B,

Da and Db]

May each married lady," do. 3 voices. [See also
Vols. Dc and Db]

"Hush to peace," Glee, 3 voices

Exercises in composition.

VOLUME E.

Ode on the Genius of Chatterton, commencing ""Tis

done, the mighty stripling." 1786

Dr. Cooke.

"Thyrsis, when he left me," Duett. 1789. [See also
Vol. A].
"May God His fav'ring ear," Psalm for two choirs.

1789. [See also Vol. I]

"To Thee, great God,” ditto, 3 voices. 1792
"Daughter of Jove," Glee for 4 voices. [See also
Vols. Db and H].

"Let us eat, let us drink," Round for 4 voices. 1786.

[See also Vols. A, Ab, and I]

"To fair Fidele's grassy tomb," Elegy for 4

1784. [See also Vol. I]

"Will you buy any tape?"

also Vols. A and G].

voices.

Catch for 4 voices. [See

"Lawn as white as driven snow," Glee for 3 voices. [See also Vol. G]

The Syren's Song to Ulysses; from Pope's translation

of Homer; for two choirs. [See also Vols. Da,
De and F]

"Long may live my lovely Hetty," Glee for 4 voices.

Halcyon days," Glee for 4 voices

do.

do.

do.

1791. [See

"Forgive, O Lord," Hymn before the Sacrament.

1791

"Spirit of God," Hymn for Whit Sunday. 1791

These two Hymns were composed for the
Foundling Hospital.

"Sweet Tenant of the Tomb," Ode, unfinished. [See
also Vol. A]

Three Chants

do.

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VOLUME F.

Choral Service, composed in 1787, at the request of
Lord Heathfield, for the use of the Garrison in
Gibraltar

Instructions for the performance of this Service
are laid (loose) within the cover of this volume.
"All the earth calleth upon Truth," Anthem with in-
strumental accompaniments. Composed, 1786;
altered, 1788

"Return, gay daughter,” an Ode (for voices and instruments) on the King's recovery. 1789

1787

The Music in the Play of "The Tempest"
The Syren's Song to Ulysses; altered and enlarged, with
instrumental accompaniments added.
[See Vols. Da, De and E, for copies of this
composition in its original state.]

Dr. Cooke.

do.

do.

Purcell.

Dr. Cooke.

VOLUME G.

"Hand in hand," Glee for 5 voices.

1777

Dr. Cooke.

1777. [See also Vol. E].

"Lawn as white as driven snow," Glee for 3 voices.

"Will you buy any tape?" Catch for 4 voices. 1777.

do.

[See also Vols. E and A]

do.

"Beneath in the dust," Catch for 3 voices. 1776 Overture to Collins' "Ode on the Passions." [See also

do.

Vol. H].

do.