VITAL SPARK OF HEAV'NLY FLAME / GEORGIAN MUSIC 1760-1840

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Georgian Music for Holy Week * Music of Death and Resurrection from English Parish Churches and Chapels.

Thomas GREATOREX : This is the day the Lord hath made (Ralph Harrison, Sacred Harmony, London 1784)
Edward HARWOOD : Vital spark of heav'nly flame (A set of hymn and psalm tunes, London c1765)
John PIXELL : When rising from the bed of death (Odes, Cantatas, Songs, etc., divine, moral, entertaining, op.2 (Birmingham, 1775), Op. 2
Robert WAINWRIGHT : The Lord is risen (A favourite anthem or hymn for Easter Day, London c1770)
Richard TAYLOR : Alas! and did my saviour bleed ! (The Beauties of sacred verse, London 1788)
Richard TAYLOR : Yes! The redeemer rose (The Beauties of sacred verse, London 1788)
Richard TAYLOR : Angels, roll the rock away! (A Favourite hymn on the Resurrection, London c1800)
Henry HARINGTON : I heard a voice from Heaven (John Crompton, The psalm singer's assistant, London 1778)
Edward MILLER : Unveil thy bosom, faithful tomb (d'après Saul de G.F.Handel) (Sacred Music, containing 250 of the most Favourite Tunes c1800)
Stephen JARVIS : Christ being raised from the death (Twelve psalm tunes and eight anthems in score, London c1816)
Samuel WESLEY : Might I in Thy sight appear
William GARDINER : O Lord, what is man! (d'après J.Haydn) (Sacred Melodies, London, 1812-38)
John FAWCETT : Spirit leave thine house of clay! (The harp of Zion, London 1840)
Georg Friedrich HAENDEL : Rejoice, the Lord is King, hymne pour soprano et continuo (arrangement)
John FAWCETT : Now is Christ risen from the death (A new anthem, London c1840)