The Collection of Anthems is unusually large. It was felt that if these were introduced at all, they should be numerous enough for due variety, as well as adapted to all degrees of musical culture. As a rule, the Anthems are sufficiently simple for any ordinary congregation where a reasonable amount of practice in Psalmody can be secured. For some few of them a trained choir is undoubtedly necessary; but there is room for these also in the service of the Church; and their employment, not only in Public Worship, but in mission services and in social meetings of churches and congregations, may often prove a means of spiritual help. But, in the selection of the Anthems, the main object has been kept steadily in view, of making ample provision for strictly congregational use. To facilitate reference, the Anthems are arranged under different sections, providing for both ordinary and occasional services. Some favourite Hymns, already included in the other part of the book, have also been set as Anthems. It must be added, as in the case of the Tunes, that the omission of some well-known Anthems may be noted with regret. This regret is fully shared by the Compilers, who have been unable to obtain the use of these copyright compositions. It is hoped, however, that what is found in the book will inore than compensate for what may be missed. The Compilers present their thanks to the following Composers and Owners of Copyrights for their generous permission to use their Copyrights without payment: Ven. ARCHDEACON Furse, Nos. 90 and 91 Mr. H. ERNEST Nichol, Mus.B. No. (words). 57 (words). Miss E. J. Nos. 70 and 71 (words). Sir J. STAINER, D.C.L., Mus.D., M.A., Messrs. Macmillan and Co., Ltd., Nos. Nos. 100 and 104. 106 and 107 (words). Rev. PREBENDARY THRING, No. 45 (words) Also to the following Composers or Owners of Copyrights for use upon payment : Mr. THOMAS ADAMS, F.R.C.O. Nos. Messrs. Boosey and Co. Nos. 28, 32, 34, 38 and 78. 35 (words and music), 40, 42, and 43. Messrs. AMBROSE ABBOTT and Co. Nos. Mr. ROWLAND BRIANT, A.R.A.M., 68, 89, 110, 117, 118, 122 and 126. F.R.C.O. Nos. 25, 67, 69, 80, 107, and Mr. REGINALD S. BARNICOTT, Mus.B. Nos. 5, 36, 52, and 65. Sir J. F. BRIDGE, Mus. D., L.T.C.L. Mr. ARTHUR BERRIDGE. Nos. 95, 97 No. 106. Mr. R. H. Briscoe. No. 71. Rev. Carey BONNER. Nos. 86 and 98 Mr. J. BROADBENT. No. 31. Messrs. Geo. Bell and Sons. No. 43 Messrs. Brown and Co. No. 108 (words (worra). and music from The Sarum Hymnal). : II2. and 99. Mr. E. BUNNETT, Mus.D. Nos. 120 and Sir HerbeRT S. OAKELEY, D.C.L., 124 Mus.D. No. 105 (words and music). (With a specially written Introduction Mr. H. ELLIOT BUTTON. No. 16 and Interlude.) Messrs. J. CURWEN and Sons. No. III Mr. E. DAVIDSON Palmer, Mus.B. (from Choral Handbook, No. 145). Nos. 7 and 94. Mr. W. C. FILBY, I.S.M. No. 6. Messrs. PATEY and WILLIS Nos. 4, 12, Mr. Myles B. FOSTER. Nos. 51 and 64. 13, 14, 47, 63, 88, and 90. Mr. Charles E. SMITH. No. 57. Mrs. GREATHEED. No. 60. Mr. G. UNWIN. Nos. 17 and 37. Mr. E. J. Hopkins, Mus.D., L.T.C.L. Mr. CHARLES VINCENT, Mus. D. Nos. No. 2 23, 45, 72 (words and music), 76 Mr. F. C. MAKER. Nos. 73 and 74. (words and music), 79, 81, 85, 92, 113, 123, and 127 Mr. J. H. MAUNDER. Nos. 91, 93, 121, Messrs. Weekes and Co. Nos. 3, 27, 39, 75, 87, 103, 109, 115, and 116. Mr. J. T. MUSGRAVE. No. 70. Mr. John E. West, F.R.C.O. Nos. 33 Mr. H. ERNEST Nichol, Mus. B. No. 8. Some Hymns and Verses by deceased Authors whose compositions have found a place in the Hymnal, either as authorised by themselves in their lifetime or by their representatives after their death, have also been set especially as Anthems. The Compilers would mention the names:Mrs. C. F. ALEXANDER. Nos. 8o and Dean ALFORD. No. 16. Prof. J. S. Blackie. No. 3. Bishop W. W. How No. 110. Rev. Dr. MARTINEAU. No. 79. and 125. and 54: II2. Should there have been any inadvertent breach of Copyright, in words or music, the Compilers trust that it may be pardoned; and due acknowledgment shall be made in future editions. 2 29-45 46-52 53-64 65 74 *** III. GOD THE FATHER 1. His Attributes and Glory 4. Redemption IV. GOD THE SON 1. The Eternal Word Priesthood and Intercession Ascriptions of Praise VII. THE CHRISTIAN LIFE 1. The Gospel Call (Songs of Pilgrimage) (Funeral Services) 212-226 227-251 252-264 265-283 284-315 316-323 324-342 343-371 372-386 387-401 412-426 427-441 442-454 455-464 SECT HYMNS ... ... ... ... ... ... ... VIII. The Church of CHRIST- 475-488 2. Its Ordinances : Baptism 489-505 3. The Lord's Supper 500-530 4. Its Ministers 531-5+0 (Ministers' Meetings: Associations) 5. The Kingdom of Christ on Earth 541-575 (Missionary Hymns) (The Jews-573, 574) IX. WORSHIP OF THE CHURCH AND CONGREGATION, WITH DEDICATION SERVICES 1. The Lord's Day 570-580 2. The House of Prayer ... 587-611 (Sunday Evening --601-610) 3. Social Worship : The Prayer Meeting 612-640 (Closing Hymns--011, 636-640) 4. Dedication Services Laying a Foundation Stone 641,642 Opening a Place of Worship 643-650 X. Times, SEASONS, AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS1. Morning and Evening-Morning Hymns 651-660 Morning or Evening 661 Evening Hymns 662-689 2. The New Year and Anniversaries 690-701 (The Journey of Life--701) 3. Seasons of the Year 702-714 (Flower Services-704-700) (Seedtime and Harvest-707-712) 4. Hospital Services 715-719 5. Marriage Services 720-724 6. For those at Sea 725, 726 7. National Hymns 727-734 XI. CHILDHOOD AND Youti1. Intercession for the Young 735 2. Youthful Aspirations and Resolves ... 736-745 For CHILDREN--3. Delight in God's Works 746-7751 4. The Coming of Jesus ... 752-759 (Christmas Carols---753-757) 5. Life of Jesus on Earth 760-769 (Children's Hosanna, 766-769) 6. Christ Crucified 770, 771 7. Christ Risen and Glorified 772 8. The Heart given to Christ 773-783 9. Serving Christ ... 784-1701 10. Missions... 11. Morning and Evening... 9507 12. Heaven 93 CUI A FAREWEL HYMN ... . ... ... . ... ... ... ... ... ... (2 INDEX TO FIRST LINES OF HYMNS. First Lines of Hymns for the Young are printed in Italics. 612 133 658 421 HYMN A crowd fills the court of the temple 767 A few more years shall roll 446 A nighty mystery we set forth 489 A thousand years have come and gone 80 Abide with me, fast falls the eventide 659 According to Thy gracious word 519 Across the sky tlie shades of night 691 After the darkness, lo, the light 444 Alas! and did my Saviour bleed 118 All as God wills, who wisely heeds 56 All glory, laud, and honour 769 All hail the power of Jesus' name 119 All my heart this night rejoices 88 All people that on earth do dwell I All that I was, my sin, my guilt 69 All things bright and beautiful 751 All things praise Thee, Lord most high 746 All ye that pass by 122 And didst Thou, Lord, our sorrows take? 394 And didst Thou love the race that loved not Thee ? I 28 And now the wants are told, that brought 605 Angels, from the realms of glory 87 Angels holy, high and lowly 5 Another Sabbath ended ... 607 Another six days' work is done 576 Approach, my soul, the mercy-seat 269 Are we the soldiers of the cross 19 Arise, o King of grace, arise 049 Around a table, not a tomb Around the throne of God in heave 1 801 Around Thy grave, Lord Jesus 495 Art thou weary, art thou languid 224 As darker, darker fall around 668 As helpless as a child who clings 256 As shadow's cast by cloud and sun 699 As with gladness men of old go At even, ere the sun was set At evening time, when day is done 688 At Thy feet, o Christ, we lay 657 At Thy feet, our God and Father Awake, my soul, and with the sun Awake, my soul, in joyful lay3 ... 171 Awake, my soul, stretch every nerve. Awake, our souls, away our fears 508 .. HYMN Break, new-born year, on glad eyes break 697 Break Thou the bread of life 209 Breathe on me, Breath of God IOS Brief life is here our portion 408 Brightest and best of the sons of the moning 91 Brightly gleams our banner 790 Buried with Christ, our glad hearts say 502 By Christ redeemed, in Christ restored 513 By cool Siloam's shady rill 782 Calm on the listening ear of night 82 Captain and Saviour of the host 456 Childhood.s years are passing o'er us ... 775 Children of the heavenly King... 432 Children's voices high in heaven 800 Christ for the world we sing 407 Christ is gone --A cloud of light 141 Christ is our Corner-stone Christ is risen! hallelujah! Christ, the Lord, is risen to-day 130 Christ, whose glory fills the skies Christian, dost thou see them Christian, seek not yet repose ... 417 Christians, awake, salute the happy morn 89 Come, and rejoice with me 239 Come, dearest Lord, descend and dwell 266 Come, gracious Spirit, heavenly Dove 187 Come, Holy Ghost, in love 198 Come, Holy Ghost, our hearts inspire 192 Come, Holy Spirit, come 199 Come, labour on 400 Come, let us anew 692 Come, let us join our cheerful songs Come, let us join our friends above 487 Come, my soul, thy suit prepare 621 Come, Thou Traveller unknown Come, Thou Fount of every blessing 438 Come to bless Thy people, Lord 650 Come to our poor nature's night 189 Come to the Saviour now 219 Come unto Me, ye weary 217 Come, we that love the Lord 318 Come, ye disconsolate, where'er ye languish 595 Come, ye sinners, poor and wretched 213 Come, ye thankful people, come 710 Commit thou all thy griefs Courage, brother, do not stumble 426 Creator Spirit, by whose aid 197 Crown Him with many crowns 151 Daughter of Zion, from the dust 574 Day by day the manna fell 384 Days and moments quickly Aying 690 Dear Lord and Father of inankind Dear Lord and Master mine Dear Lord, before we part Dear Lord, I now respond to Thy sweet call 240 Dear Master, in Thy way 500 Dear Master, what can children do ? Dear Saviour of a dying world... 137 Depth of mercy, cao there be 242 iss me not se vice, Lord 390 Do not I love Thee, O my Lord? Dost thou bow be ceulh the burden 305 22 282 604 653 418 412 346 389 208 Be still my heart, be still my mind 65 659 343 223 613 634 317 310 251 52 382 258 530 786 98 300 480 212 520 |
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