Anthems Old & New book one

Anthems Old and New is just what its title says - the best of the old and the best of the new, beautifully balanced by Christopher Tambling.

Contents:

A Celtic blessing – Setchell
A hymn of the Holy Spirit - Lloyd
Agnus Dei - Mozart
All people that on earth - Tallis
Almighty and everlasting God - Gibbons
Ascribe unto the Lord - Wesley
At your feet - Rees
Ave Maria - Arcadelt
Ave Virgo Maria - Moore
Ave verum corpus - Nixon
Ave verum corpus - Elgar
Awake us, Lord, and hasten - Bach
Blessed be the God and Father - WesleyCantique de Jean Racine - Fauré
Christ is our cornerstone - Rawsthorne
Christ is risen - Warren
Christ, whose glory - Archer
Christus factus est - Bruckner
Come, Holy Ghost - Malcolm
Eat this bread - Taizé
Expectans expectavi - Wood
Father of all - Tambling
For the fallen - Irving
From church to church - McKelvey
From the rising of the sun - Ouseley
Glorious and powerful God - Wood
God be in my head - Archer
God be merciful - Gant
God of almighty love - Lloyd
He that is down - Tambling
Hear my prayer - Mendelssohn
Here in this holy time and place - Jordan
Hide not thou thy face - Farrant
Holy, holy, holy - Schubert
Hosanna to the Son of David - Rawsthorne
How beautiful upon the mountains - Stainer
How lovely are thy dwellings - Brahms
I lift my eyes - Warren
I was glad - Rawsthorne
Jesu, joy of man’s desiring - Bach
Jesu, the very thought - Vann
Jesus Christ is risen today - Lloyd
Jesus came, adored by angels - Vann
Laudate Dominum - Pitoni
Laudate Dominum - Mozart
Let all mortal flesh - Murray
Let my prayer come - Rees
Let not your hearts be troubled - Moore
Let their celestial concerts all - Handel
Let thy merciful ears - Mudd
Locus iste - Bruckner
Lord Jesus Christ - Mold
Lord, for thy tender mercies - 16th century
Lord, make me an instrument - Viner
Magnificat - Stanford
Man that is born - Purcell
Morning has broken - Tambling
Music past silence - Fletcher
My soul, there is a country - Parry
Never weather-beaten - Parry
Not for our sins alone - Lloyd
O Lord of heaven - Tambling
O Lord, increase my faith - Loosemoore
O Saviour of the world - Goss
O holy paradox of love - Mawby
O love, how deep - Oxley
O may my soul on thee repose - Ridout
O praise God in his holiness - Rawsthorne
O sacrum convivium - Moore
O salutaris hostia - ElgarO thou the central orb - Wood
Panis angelicus - Franck
Praise our God - Moore
Rejoice in the Lord always - Anon.
Rejoice in the Lord always - Purcell
Safe in the shadow - Warren
Since by man came death - Handel
Spirit of God - Gounod
Sunset and evening star - Parry
Tantum ergo - Archer
Teach me, O Lord - Attwood
Terribilis est locus iste - Malcolm
The heavens are telling - Haydn
The Lord bless thee - Mawby
The Lord’s my shepherd - Irvine
The royal road has been prepared - Mawby
The strife is o’er - Vulpius
This joyful Eastertide - Wood
Thou knowest, Lord - Purcell
Thou visitest the earth - Greene
Turn back, O man - Holst
Turn thy face from my sins - Attwood
Wash me thoroughly - Wesley
What kind of man was this? - Tambling
When I survey the wondrous cross - Nixon
Who is this who comes? - Archer
Ye choirs of new Jerusalem - Gauntlet
Zadok the priest - Handel