John Mason Neale: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
m (Text replace - "Settings of his literary works" to "Musical settings of literary works") |
|||
| Line 11: | Line 11: | ||
==Musical settings of literary works== | ==Musical settings of literary works== | ||
{{LyricistSettingsList|cols=2}} | {{LyricistSettingsList|cols=2}} | ||
==List of translations== | |||
{{TranslationsList|cols=2}} | |||
==Publications== | ==Publications== | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 23 April 2015
Life
Born: 24 January 1818
Died: 6 August 1866
Biography
View the Wikipedia article on John Mason Neale.
Musical settings of literary works
Settings of text by John Mason Neale
- Around the throne of God a band (Traditional)
- Art thou weary (Francis Duckworth)
- Art thou weary, art thou languid (Joseph Barnby)
- Art thou weary, art thou languid (William Henry Monk)
- Art thou weary?, Op. 89, No. 4 (Dudley Buck)
- Blessed city, heavenly Salem (Charles H. Giffen)
- Brockham (Jeremiah Clarke)
- Christ is made the sure Foundation (Charles H. Giffen)
- Christ was born on Christmas Day (Henry Walford Davies)
- Christian, dost thou see them? (John Bacchus Dykes)
- Christian, dost thou see them? (Joseph Barnby)
- Come, thou holy Paraclete (Samuel Webbe)
- Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem (Bertram Luard-Selby)
- Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem (Edward Vine Hall)
- Come, ye faithful, raise the anthem (Joachim Neander)
- Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (Edward Vine Hall)
- The day of resurrection (Edward Vine Hall)
- The day of resurrection! (Henry Thomas Smart)
- Draw nigh, and take the body of the Lord (Arthur Sullivan)
- An Easter Carol (Charles Wood)
- Far be sorrow, tears, and sighing (Edward Vine Hall)
- From lands that see the sun arise (Charles H. Giffen)
- Glory and honour (Charles Wood)
- Good King Wenceslas (Geoffrey Shaw)
- Good King Wenceslas (Traditional)
- In sweet consent, let all the anthem sing (Joseph Barnby)
- The Iron Founders (William Webster Pearson)
- Jesu the very thought of Thee (Francis Duckworth)
- Jesu! the very thought is sweet (Joseph Barnby)
- Jesu! the very thought is sweet (William Henry Monk)
- Jesus, Lord of Life Eternal (Charles H. Giffen)
- Let our choir new anthems raise (Joseph Barnby)
- Light's abode, celestial Salem (Henry Thomas Smart)
- Lucis Creator optime (English text) (Simon Biazeck)
- O come, O come Emmanuel (Charles Gounod)
- O happy band of pilgrims (Joseph Barnby)
- O quanta qualia (Peter Abelard)
- O'er the hill and o'er the vale (Anonymous)
- Stars of the morning (Henry Thomas Smart)
- The strain upraise in joy and praise (Arthur Sullivan)
- The day is past and over (Joseph Barnby)
- The earth, O Lord, is one wide field (Robert Wainwright)
- The foe behind, the deep before (I) (Joseph Barnby)
- The foe behind, the deep before (II) (Joseph Barnby)
- Tis the Day of Resurrection (Charles Wood)
- To the name of our salvation (Alan Gray)
- Whence shall my tears begin? (Joseph Barnby)
List of translations
- A great and mighty wonder
- A great and mighty wonder (Michael Praetorius)
- A solis ortus cardine
- Ad caenam agni providi
- Again the Lord's own day is here (James William Elliott)
- Alleluia, song of gladness (Anonymous)
- Audi benigne
- Aurora lucis rutilat
- Blessed city, heavenly Salem (Alan Gray)
- Blessed city, heavenly Salem (Gregorian chant)
- Blessed feasts of blessed martyrs (Anonymous)
- Blessed feasts of blessed martyrs II (Anonymous)
- Christ is made the sure foundation (Gregorian chant)
- Christ is made the sure foundation (Henry Thomas Smart)
- Come, ye faithful, raise the strain
- Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (Arthur Henry Brown)
- Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (Arthur Sullivan)
- Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (Jan Roh)
- Come, ye faithful, raise the strain (Thurlow Weed)
- Conditor alme siderum
- Corde natus ex parentis
- Creator of the starry height (Gregorian chant)
- Creator of the world, to thee (Anonymous)
- Draw nigh and take the Body of the Lord (Song 46) (Orlando Gibbons)
- Ellacombe (Andrew Sims)
- Gabriel’s message does away (Anonymous)
- Good Christian friends, rejoice (Traditional)
- Hostis Herodes impie
- How vain the cruel Herod's fear (Thomas Turton)
- In dulci jubilo
- Jerusalem the golden (Alexander Ewing)
- Jesu corona Virginum
- Jesu dulcis memoria
- Jesu Redemptor omnium
- Jesu, the very thought is sweet (Charles Wood)
- Let us now our voices raise (Jan Roh)
- Lucis Creator optime
- Mittit ad virginem (Trent 88) (Anonymous)
- O happy band of pilgrims (Justin Heinrich Knecht)
- O lux beata Trinitas
- O sons and daughters, let us sing! (Anonymous)
- O Trinity, most blessed light (Benjamin Cooke)
- O Trinity, most blessed light (Gregorian chant)
- O what their joy and their glory must be (François de La Feillée)
- Pange lingua
- Pange lingua…proelium
- Praesepe jam fulget tuum (Michael Praetorius)
- Quem terra pontus
- Sing, my tongue, the glorious battle (Anonymous)
- Sing, my tongue, the glorious battle (Gregorian chant)
- St Theodulph (Andrew Sims)
- The day is past and over (Arthur Henry Brown)
- The day of resurrection
- The day of resurrection (Anonymous)
- The eternal gifts of Christ the King (Gregorian chant)
- The eternal gifts of Christ the King (John Bishop)
- The God whom earth and sea and sky (Michael Praetorius)
- The God whom earth and sea and sky (Ralph Harrison)
- The God whom earth and sea and sky (William Knapp)
- The great forerunner of the morn (Anonymous)
- The great forerunner of the morn (Traditional)
- The royal banners forward go (Percy Buck)
- Thou hallowed chosen morn of praise (Anonymous)
- Tibi Christe, splendor Patris
- To the name of our salvation (Caspar Ett)
- Template:Translator
- Via Crucis (Franz Liszt)
Publications
- Mediaeval Hymns, 1851
External links
add web links here