Collection, described as 'Taylor MSS' and containing motets etc., in score, adapted to English words, mid-19th cent.
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MSS. Tenbury 602-606
A collection, originally in six volumes, of which volume II is now MS. Tenbury 711, described as 'Taylor MSS' and containing motets etc., in score, adapted to English words.
Contents:
Volume I:
Contents:
Volume I:
- (fol. 1) We mourn thy loss. E. W. Wolf
- (fol. 7) Lord, in time of trouble. G. de Pasterwitz
- (fol. 13) When you behold him kneeling. F. Hiller
- (fol. 15) When roars the storm. Anon.
- (fol. 17v) Freedom heaven's best gift. F. Hiller
- (fol. 25) The Lord is high. E. W. Wolf
- (fol. 27) Praise ye the Lord. E. W. Wolf
- (fol. 29v) Why art thou cast down. Anon.
- (fol. 38v) Ad te clamamus. A. Hasse
- (fol. 40) Sleep no more. J. S. Bach
- (fol. 41) What homage can we render? J. S. Bach
- (fol. 41) When Celia is near me. E. W. Wolf
- (fol. 43v) Blessed be the Lord. F. Hiller
- (fol. 47) In pride of beauty. E. W. Wolf
- (fol. 49) Lord, I love thy habitation. J. J. Fux
- (fol. 50v) Stranger here abide. Anon.
- (fol. 52v) He was of Nazareth. Anon.
- (fol. 55) Thou shalt not leave. J. A. Matthew
- (fol. 56) O Lord, the promise. Anon.
- (fol. 56v) Hearken unto me. Anon.
- (fol. 57) Awake awake, put on strength. J. A. Matthew
- (fol. 60) Great King of kings. Anon.
- (fol. 61) Gracious Lord. Anon.
- (fol. 62v) He which testifieth. Anon.
- (fol. 67) Pretty warbler. Anon.
- (fol. 68v) To these lone shades. Anon.
- (fol. 73) Che pietà non sente. J. C. Bach
- (fol. 76) Deh lascia O ciel. J. C. Bach
- (fol. 77v) Yes 'tis plain. J. C. Bach
- (fol. 83) Lord in thy name. Anon.
- (fol. 84) Teach me O Lord. Anon.
- (fol. 89) Hear me when I call. M. Haydn
- (fol. 93) Blest with thee. Bach
- (fol. 95) Spring returns. M. Haydn
- (fol. 101) Thy kingdom come. J. A. Naumann
- (fol. 105v) Thy will O Lord. J. A. Naumann
- (fol. 106v) Great is the Lord. Anon.
- (fol. 113) Soul of creation. J. A. Naumann
- (fol. 115v) Thou source of pure. Anon.
- (fol. 118) Will she then leave me? Anon.
- (fol. 121) O trust me Cora. J. A. Naumann
- (fol. 124v) O'er this favoured. Anon.
- (fol. 127) Woe I dare not mighty king. Anon.
- (fol. 130v) Hence away with grief. Anon.
- (fol. 133) Thou to the weary pilgrim. Anon.
- (fol. 136) Love bewitching. Anon.
- (fol. 138v) Hark the lark's. Anon.
- (fol. 142) Joy in friendship's bands. Anon.
- (fol. 145) When with wishes. F. W. Benda
- (fol. 146v) O this grateful. F. W. Benda
Volume III:
- (fol. 1) Ye people clap your hands. J. M. Bach
- (fol. 5v) Father, keep through thine. J. C. Bach
- (fol. 7v) O sing unto the Lord (adapted from parts of the Missa Paschalis). J. D. Zelenka
- (fol. 18v) What works of wisdom. G. Telemann
- (fol. 21) He that dwelleth. J. G. Graun
- (fol. 26) The Lord's prayer. G. A. Homilius
- (fol. 32) Lord, unto thee. C. C. Rolle
- (fol. 38) Why art thou cast down? L. Gassmann
- (fol. 42v) Sanctus. J. S. Bach
- (fol. 43v) Blest are the souls. J. S. Bach
- (fol. 44) O Lord be merciful. Anon.
- (fol. 50v) Merry lads and maidens. Anon.
- (fol. 52v) Autumn is come. Anon.
- (fol. 54) Hear the gentle shepherd. Anon.
- (fol. 56v) Sonata in B flat for the pianoforte. Anon.
- (fol. 62) Che sara (duet). A. Steffani
- (fol. 67v) Nelle vene il sangue. Anon.
- (fol. 68) O clap your hands. A. Steffani
Volume IV:
- (fol. 1) Miserere. T. Bai [Baj]
- (fol. 5) Teach me, O Lord. Anon.
- (fol. 7) Thou O Lord shalt endure. F. Foggia
- (fol. 13v) O Lord, how marvellous. Anon.
- (fol. 20) Thou sendest forth. Anon.
- (fol. 21v) Thy glory, Lord, endureth. Anon.
- (fol. 25) I will sing unto the Lord. Anon.
- (fol. 33) Fugue for organ or clavier. H. Frescobaldi
- (fol. 37v) Sonata for pianoforte. Anon.
- (fol. 43) Se respirar (duet). J. T. Tosi
- (fol. 46v) Intorno all'idol mio. M. A. Cesti
- (fol. 47) Careless of love (song). H. Lawes
- (fol. 49) Sussurate in torno. P. Agostini
- (fol. 51v) Se pena, se geme. G. Buononcini
- (fol. 55v) Perchè mai Name. D. Gabrielli [Gabrieli]
- (fol. 58) Vago alfin. G. P. Colonna
- (fol. 61v) Siete barbaro. Anon.
- (fol. 63v) Mio cor che se perdo. B. Pasquino
Volume V:
- (fol. 1v) Kyrie. Jan Ockeghem
- (fol. 3) I will extol thee. Josquin des Prés
- (fol. 7) Plead thou my cause. Adrian Willaert
- (fol. 11) Return, my lovely maid. Adrian Willaert
- (fol. 15) Dear, when from thee. Cipriano di Rore
- (fol. 17v) Tell me O Cloris. Filippo de Monte
- (fol. 20) O love with thou inspire. Filippo de Monte
- (fol. 23v) When evening's shades. Anon.
- (fol. 25v) Shepherds assemble. Peter Phillips
- (fol. 28v) In sweet content. Anon.
- (fol. 31) Ye nightingales. Clemens non papa
- (fol. 37) Not unto us O Lord. Giaches Wert
- (fol. 41) Phillis thy golden tresses. Giaches Wert
- (fol. 47) Qui nos creavit. André Pevenage
- (fol. 51) Sometimes my love. André Pevenage
- (fol. 56v) Man's uncertain life (pars 1). C. Verdonck
- (fol. 59) Why to delusive hopes (pars 2). C. Verdonck
- (fol. 63) Now the moon. G. Swellingh [Sweelinck?]
- (fol. 67) Say not, dear maid. Cipriano de Rore
- (fol. 71) O Lord God. J. Arcadelt
- (fol. 73) When sprightly May. J. Arcadelt
- (fol. 75) Sing unto the Lord. J. de Berchem
- (fol. 81) Kyrie. Orlando di Lasso [Lassus]
- (fol. 83) Rejoice before him. Orlando di Lasso [Lassus]
- (fol. 85) Hosanna (from Mass in C). Orlando di Lasso [Lassus]
- (fol. 92) Ye nightingales so pleasant. Anon.
- (fol. 97) Harmony how enchanting. O. di Lasso [Lassus]
- (fol. 101v) 'Tis wine inspires us. O. di Lasso [Lassus]
- (fol. 103v) If you're inclined. O. di Lasso [Lassus]
- (fol. 106) Let us with gladsome mind. Claude le Jeune
- (fol. 107) Queen of the north. N. Faignent
- (fol. 108v) Pretty maid of Bruges. Anon.
- (fol. 111) Tell me O Cloris. Filippo de Monte
Volume VI:
- (fol. 1) Ye works of God. Anon.
- (fol. 2) Now twilight's gradual veil. Anon.
- (fol. 2v) Kyrie. Orlando di Lasso [Lassus]
- (fol. 3) Sanctus. Orlando di Lasso [Lassus]
- (fol. 4) Praise ye the great Jehovah. Anon.
- (fol. 4v) Cantate domino. Vulpius
- (fol. 7) Inspruck thy walls deserting. Henry Isaac
- (fol. 7v) Sweet-heart be kind. Henry Isaac
- (fol. 8v) The night is ours. Henry Isaac
- (fol. 9v) When evening's shades. Anon.
- (fol. 11) O Lord on high. A. Hammerschmieden
- (fol. 13) Magnificat. J. J. Fux
- (fol. 14v) Sing ye praises. R. Keiser
- (fol. 17v) Sanctus. J. S. Bach
- (fol. 19) Shepherds the Spring appeareth. Anon.
- (fol. 23) Now Summer comes. J. Hengel
- (fol. 25) Fly not, O my fairest. H. Schütz
- (fol. 30) Saul, why persecutest? H. Schütz
- (fol. 34v) When April leadeth in the Spring. Anon.
- (fol. 35v) When Summer suns. H. Albert
- (fol. 37) Fugue. J. Pachelbel
- (fol. 39) Cara ti lascio. J. A. Hasse
- (fol. 40v) Vagheggiai del di la stella. J. A. Hasse
- (fol. 42) O Lord God. J. S. Bach
- (fol. 44) Open unto us. Anon.
- (fol. 47v) Glory and power. Anon.
- (fol. 51v) Lord of thee our light. J. S. Bach
- (fol. 55) O godete cori. J. A. Hasse
- (fol. 57v) Lift up your hearts. C. P. E. Bach
- (fol. 60) O what joy. Anon.
- (fol. 62) Ye sons of Israel. Anon.
- (fol. 63v) O Lord how glorious. Anon.
- (fol. 66) O wondrous love. Anon.
- (fol. 67) Praise the Lord. Anon.
- (fol. 70) Sommi dei. Anon.
- (fol. 72v) Then came Jesus. J. S. Bach
- (fol. 84) Ad te clamamus. J. A. Hasse
- (fol. 86) Che pietà non sente il core. J. C. Bach
- (fol. 89) Deh lascia O ciel. J. C. Bach
- (fol. 94) How glorious must the dwelling. J. G. Gram
- (fol. 95) Beloved redeemer. Anon.
- (fol. 100) Sorrow darkens. J. G. Graun
- (fol. 103v) Affrighted Seraphim. Anon.
- (fol. 106v) His voice is hushed. Anon.
- (fol. 108) Jesus shall reign. Anon.
In the hand of Edward Taylor (1784-1863).
Dates
- mid-19th cent.
Extent
1 volume
Shelfmark
MSS. Tenbury 602-606
Dimensions
11 3/4 x 9 1/4 inches obl.
Repository Details
Part of the Bodleian Libraries Repository
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Weston Library
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Oxford OX1 3BG United Kingdom
specialcollections.enquiries@bodleian.ox.ac.uk