Oxford Church Music (continued) 406 CHARLES VILLIERS STANFORD, Te Deum, Benedictus, and Jubilate for Voices in Unison. (Morning Service in D) .. 24 pp. 10d 407 CHARLES VILLIERS STANFORD, Service for the Office of Holy Communion in D for Voices in Unison. Kyrie Eleison; Credo; Sursum Corda; Sanctus; Gloria in Excelsis 408 CHARLES VILLIERS STANFORD, Evening Service in D. Magnificat; Nunc Dimittis 16 pp. 8d 8 pp. 6d Tudor Church Music To be published for the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust Editorial Committee: P. C. BUCK, M.A., D.Mus., E. H. FELLOWES, M.A., Mus.D., A. RAMSBOTHAM, M.A., R. R. TERRY, Mus. D., and S. TOWNSEND WARNER Two Editions 1. Library Edition, with introductions, critical apparatus, and notes, in ten quarto volumes, each complete in itself. Subscription price for the ten volumes £10 10s. ; volumes separately from 30s. net per volume. 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To facilitate performance, the Editors have freely transposed the music to suit the compass of modern voices, and have not infrequently rearranged the voice parts. With the object of bringing out clearly the irregular rhythms of the music, bars are set at irregular intervals, containing two, three, or four units as required. Library Edition Vol. I. John Taverner, c. 1495-1545, Part I. 1923. Royal 4to Vol. II. William Byrd. English Church Music: Tonic Sol-fa Edition 1922. Part I, 1543-1623. Sacerdotes Domini (Then did priests make offering), by WILLIAM BYRD, 15431623. Edited by Sir R. R. TERRY. 1923. Music 8vo (10 × 7), pp. 2. 11d. Hosanna to the Son of David. Anthem for six voices by THOMAS WEELKES, 1576 (?)-1623. Edited by EDMUND H. FELLOWES. 1923. Music 8vo (10 x 7), pp. 4. Carnegie United Kingdom Trust. 21d. Tudor Church Music (continued) Octavo Edition No. 1. The 'Leroy' Kyrie (Hear my prayer, O Lord). Motet for Four Voices. By John Taverner (Temp. Henry VIII). Edited with an English Text, by R. R. Terry. 1921. Music 8vo (101x71), pp. 8. 4d. : No. 2. Audivi Vocem de Coelo (I heard a voice from heaven). Motet for Four Voices. By Thomas Tallis, 1515 (?)-1585. Edited with an English Text by R. R. Terry. 1921. Music 8vo (101x71), pp. 8. 4d. No. 3. Ave Verum Corpus (Hail, O hail, true body). Motet for Four Voices. By William Byrd, 1543-1623. Edited from Gradualia, Liber I, 1607, with an English Text by R. R. Terry. 1921. Music 8vo (101×71), pp. 8. 4d. No. 4. Sacerdotes Domini (Then did priests make offering). Motet for Four Voices. By William Byrd, 1543-1623. Edited from Gradualia, Liber I, 1607, with an English Text by R. R. Terry. 1921. Music 8vo (10 × 71), pp. 4. 2d. No. 5. A Victimae Paschali (Unto Christ the victim). Motet for Five Voices. By William Byrd, 1543–1623. Edited with an English Text by R. R. Terry. 1921. Music 8vo (10† × 7†), pp. 8. 4d. No. 6. Ascendit Deus (The Lord ascendeth). Motet for Five Voices. By Peter Philips, 1607. Edited from Cantiones, 1612, with an English Text by R. R. Terry. 1921. Music 8vo (10×71), pp. 12. 6d. No. 7. Christe qui Lux es et Dies (O Christ who art the light and day). Compline Hymn for Five Voices. By William Byrd, 1543-1623. Edited with an English Text by R. R. Terry. Music 8vo (10 × 71), pp. 8. 4d. 1921. No. 8. Evening Service (Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis) in five parts. By William Byrd, 1543– 1623. Edited by Edmund H. Fellowes. 1921. Music 8vo (10 × 71), pp. 16. 8d. No. 9. Hosanna to the Son of David. Anthem for Six Voices. By Thomas Weelkes, 1576 (?)– 1623. Edited by Edmund H. Fellowes. 1921. Music 8vo (101×71), pp. 8. 4d. No. 10. O God, the King of Glory. Anthem for Ascension Day for Five Voices. By Orlando Gibbons, 1583-1625. Edited by Edmund H. Fellowes. 1921. Music 8vo (10 × 7), pp. 12. 6d. No. 11. O Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem. Full Anthem for Four Voices. By Thomas Tomkins, 1572 (?)-1656. Edited from Musica Deo Sacra, 1668, by A. Ramsbotham. Music 8vo (10×71), pp. 8. 4d. པ ྣ No. 12. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis of the Short Service by William Byrd, 1543-1623. Edited by EDMUND H. FELLOWES. 1922. Music 8vo (10 × 74), pp. 14. 8d. No. 13. Nolo Mortem Peccatoris. Anthem for Four Voices by Thomas Morley, 1558-1603. Edited from Tristitia Remedium, 1616, by S. TOWNSEND WARNER. 1922. Music 8vo (101x74), pp. 8. 4d. No. 14. O God, Whom our Offences have displeased. Anthem for Five Voices by William Byrd, 1543-1623. Edited by EDMUND H. FELLOWES. 1922. Music 8vo (10×71), pp. 12. 6d. No. 15. Prevent Us, O Lord. Anthem for Five Voices by William Byrd, 1543-1623. Edited by EDMUND H. FELLOWES. 1922. Music 8vo (10 × 71), pp. 8. 4d. No. 16. Christe qui Lux es et Dies. O Christ, Who art the Light and Day. Compline Hymn for Five Voices by Robert Whyte (d. 1574). Edited with an English Text by S. TOWNSEND WARNER. 1922. Music 8vo (104×74), pp. 10. 6d. No. 17. Gloria in Excelsis. Sing, My Soul, to God. Anthem for Six Voices. For Christmas or other festivals by Thomas Weelkes (1576?-1623). Edited by EDMUND H. FELLOWES. 1922. Music 8vọ (104×74), pp. 12. 6d. No. 18. O Jesu, Look. Anthem for Five Voices by George Kirby (d. 1634). Edited by S. TOWNSEND WARNER. 1922. Music 8vo (10 × 71), pp. 8. 4d. No. 19. O give thanks unto the Lord. Anthem for Four Men's Voices by Thomas Tomkins No. 20. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis of the Great Service by William Byrd (1543–1623). 6s. No. 23. Te Deum and Benedictus of the Short Service, by WILLIAM BYRD, 1543-1623. Edited by EDMUND H. FELLOWES. 1923. Music 8vo (10×71), pp. 18. 9d. No. 24. Second Service (Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis), by WILLIAM BYRD (1543–1623). Edited by E. H. FELLOWES. 1923. Music 8vo (101×71), pp. 16. 8d. No. 25. Exsurge Domine. (Arise, O Lord, why sleepest Thou.) Motet for Five Voices by William Byrd (1543-1623). Edited from Lib. II, Sacrarum Cantionum, 1591, with an English Text by EDMUND H. FELLOWES. 1922. Music 8vo (10×71), pp. 14. 8d. No. 26. Miserere Mei (Look on me in mercy). Motet for five voices, by WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623). Edited from Lib. II Sacrarum Cantionum: 1591 with an English text by S. TOWNSEND WARNER. 1923. Music 8vo (10 × 7), pp. 8. 4d. No. 27. Cantate Domino (With voice of melody). Motet for six voices, by WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623). Edited from Lib. II Sacrarum Cantionum: 1591 with an English text by S. TOWNSEND WARNER. 1923. Music 8vo (10 × 74), pp. 8. 4d. No. 28. Vigilate (Be ye watchful). Motet for five pices, by WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623). Edited from Lib. I Sacrarum Cantionum: 1589 with an English text by A. RAMSBOTHAM. 1923. Music 8vo (10 × 7), pp. 14. 8d. No. 29. Laetentur Coeli (Be glad, ye heavens). Motet for five voices, by WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623). Edited from Lib. I Sacrarum Cantionum: 1589 with an English text by A. RAMSBOTHAM. 1923. Music 8vo (10×74), pp. 12. 6d. No. 30. O Quam Gloriosum (Who can tell the Glory). Motet for five voices, by WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623). Edited from Lib. I Sacrarum Cantionum: 1589 with an English text by A. RAMSBOTHAM. 1923. Music 8vo (101× 7), pp. 16. 8d. No. 31. Rorate Coeli (Sing, heaven imperial). Motet for five voices, by WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623). Edited from Gradualia Lib. I: 1607 with an English text adapted from William Dunbar's Ode on the Nativity by S. TOWNSEND WARNER. 1923. Music 8vo (10×7), pp. 12. 6d. No. 32. Preces, Responses, and Litany, by WILLIAM BYRD (1543-1623). a. Preces I; b. Preces II; c. Preces III and Responses; d. Litany. Arranged for four voices by P. C. BUCK. 1923. Music 8vo (10 × 71), pp. 12. 8d. Carnegie United Kingdom Trust. Section II Modern History and Law, Geography, Economics, Philosophy, Universities and Education The United Kingdom stands first in this section; next come the British Isles volume of the Oxford Survey, books on English Law and on the history of Great Britain and Ireland; before the Conquest, from the Conquest to the Tudor accession in 1485, Tudor and Stuart 1485-1714, eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. English Ecclesiastical history is included, and the contents of a large nineteenth-century collection of histories and documents and authorities (of which not many copies remain) are fully set out; a similar collection of the English divines will be found in a later section (pp. 452-5), along with modern homiletic works. The British Dominions beyond the Seas occupy pages 72-84. The list is enriched by the Imperial Gazetteer of India, published for the Secretary of State for India in Council, and many other books upon Indian history and government. European History (pp. 85-95) ranges from elaborate and classical editions, first published many years ago, to Mr. George Young's immense collection of Ottoman Law (in French). Books on Military History follow. The United States of America (pp. 96-102) are the subject of a number of books produced in the American Universities. Geography (pp. 103-9) contains new editions of the text-books and monographs originally designed by Mr. and Mrs. Herbertson; the Oxford Wall Maps ; and Atlases at very low prices. Books dealing with Anthropology will be found on p. 110. International Law and Economics (pp. 111-20) includes several recent books on Forestry, some American studies of Commerce, and the two large series of International Law, and of History and Economics, of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Political Science and Philosophy (pp. 121-28 a) presents a considerable list of classical and contemporary works. Law. A brief list of books on law is given on pp. 128 b-f. Universities and Education has been made a separate section, in view of the great number of books upon Oxford and other Universities. An Introduction to the History of History, by JAMES T. SHOTWELL. 1922. (Records of Civilization: Sources and Studies, edited by J. T. SHOTWELL.) 8vo (94×61), pp. xii +340, with one plate. 17s. net. Columbia University Press. The Newspaper and the Historian, by LUCY MAYNARD SALMON. 1923. 8vo (9×6), pp. xliv +566, with seven illustrations. 31s. 6d. net. Oxford University Press American Branch. Presidential Address at the International Congress of Historical Studies, London, 1913. By the Right Hon. JAMES BRYCE, O.M. With introductory and supplementary remarks by A. W. WARD. Pp. 28. Paper cover. 1s. net. British Academy. 'Remember the Days of Old.' A Sermon preached in Westminster Abbey before the Members of the International Historical Congress on April 6, 1913. By HERBERT EDWARD RYLE, D.D. Pp. 8. Paper cover. 6d. net. British Academy. [ 49 ] G |