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...hose words by Isaac Watts, his paraphrase of Psalm 13, which begins, ''How long, O Lord, shall I complain''.}} ...hose words by Isaac Watts, his paraphrase of Psalm 13, which begins, ''How long, O Lord, shall I complain''.}}

{{Lyricist|William Whittingham}} ...''[[Old Version]]'' paraphrase of Psalm 126, with three stanzas in a very long meter.}}

{{Editor|William Long|2006-07-19}}{{ScoreInfo|Letter|1|20}}{{Copy|CPDL}} {{Arranger|William Walker}}

{{FirstLine| How long wilt Thou conceal Thy face}} {{Composer|William Billings}}

{{FirstLine|In evil long I took delight}} {{Composer|William Walker}}

{{Lyricist|William Kethe}} ...lliam Kethe]], 1560, ''[[Old Version]]'' paraphrase of Psalm 113, with two long stanzas.}}

{{FirstLine|How long, O Lord, shall I complain}} {{Composer|William Billings}}

{{Composer|William Walker}} {{Lyricist|William Walker}}

{{Composer|William Billings}} {{Pub|1|1779|in ''{{NoComp|Music in Miniature|William Billings}}''|no=62}}

...'', 1867. The whole song converted from 4:4 time to 2:4 time, to eliminate long rests in the original. All twelve stanzas from Walker 1846 included.}} {{Composer|William Walker}}

'''Composer:''' [[William Byrd]]<br> ...ste better, as the collection was a great success and went through several editions in the following years.

{{Composer|William Billings}} {{Pub|1|1778|in ''[[The Singing Master's Assistant (William Billings)|The Singing Master's Assistant]]''}}

{{Composer|William Billings}} {{Pub|1|1770|in ''[[The New-England Psalm-Singer (William Billings)|The New-England Psalm-Singer]]'', p. 17.}}

{{Composer|William Walker}} And find its long-sought rest,

...in blue are hyperlinks to the score page on CPDL - click on them for free editions.'' | [[Slow fresh fount (William Horsley) |''Slow fresh fount'']]

...ory, Part Second'', 1813, as arranged by {{cat|William Hauser arrangements|William Hauser}} in ''The Hesperian Harp'', 1848; Hauser added the Alto part. Words {{Pub|2|1848|in {{NoComp|The Hesperian Harp|William Hauser}}}}

...ply "The Bard"). His surviving works consist of 38 plays, 154 sonnets, two long narrative poems, and several other poems. His plays have been translated in ...d collaborated with other playwrights. Many of his plays were published in editions of varying quality and accuracy during his lifetime, and in 1623 two of his

...the later stanzas being added by compilers. The version used here is from William Dossey's ''The Choice'', 1836, no. 145.}} We all ere long shall meet above.

...844)|The Sacred Harp]]'', 1844 to the present; an alto part was written by William Walker in 1866.}} I long to be freed from this load:

{{Composer|William Walker}} 4. Long had I mourned, like one forgot,

[[image:WilliamWalker1.jpg|thumb|150px|William Walker]] ...hape "do-re-mi" notation, and has seen a resurgence lately, with reprinted editions and singings devoted to that book.

{{PubDatePlace|1614|in London by William Stansby|&nbsp;}} ...arles I of England, and for its inclusion of what may be the last works of William Byrd.

...1952, No. 166). This tune was arranged by [[Parting Hand (William Walker)|William Walker]] in ''Southern Harmony'', 1835, as ''Parting Hand'', thence to ''[[ 4. Long had I mourned, like one forgot,

{{Composer|William Billings}} {{Pub|1|1778|in {{NoComp|The Singing Master's Assistant|William Billings}}}}

{{Composer|William Billings}} {{Pub|1|1786|in ''[[The Suffolk Harmony (William Billings)|The Suffolk Harmony]]''|pg=39|no=20}}

:{{EdNotes|{{Edc|arr|William Hauser}}, 1848. Notes in four-shape format, as published 1813-1848. Treble- {{Pub|3|1848|in {{NoComp|The Hesperian Harp|William Hauser}}}}

{{Composer|William Billings}} {{Pub|1|1786|in ''[[The Suffolk Harmony (William Billings)|The Suffolk Harmony]]''|pg=46|no=26}}

...in blue are hyperlinks to the score page on CPDL - click on them for free editions.'' | ''Come thou long expected Jesus''

...e|William Mundey|William Mundi|William Mundie|William Mundy|William Mundye|William Mundaie}} Highly regarded Renaissance composer, whose long career allowed his music to bridge the Reformation, the Edwardian, Marian a

*{{NoCo|O taste and see}}, ATB and SAB editions,''a cappella'' *{{NoCo|Ave Maria a 8}}, SSMzACtTBarB and CtTBarB.CtTBarB editions ''a cappella''

...tui (William Byrd)|Ne irascaris Domine<br>- Civitas sancti tui]]'' || {{ss|William|Byrd}} || | 10.|| ''[[O Domine adjuva me (William Byrd)|O Domine adjuva me]]'' || {{ss|William|Byrd}} ||

...measures) by Wyeth in ''Repository of Sacred Music'' in 1820, repeated by William Walker in ''Southern Harmony'', 1835. Walker's short version is often repro Our frailties long he deigned to share,

{{Editor|William Long|2005-03-13}}{{ScoreInfo|Letter|7|80}}{{Copy|CPDL}} [[Category:Four-shape note editions]]

{{Editor|William Long|2006-03-24}}{{ScoreInfo|Letter|16|124}}{{Copy|Personal}} ...ll score by Robert Pindar of 1765 (IMSLP). By the standards of more modern editions, there are some quirky moments (e.g. b.30) but I have attempted to be faith

*[[William Billings]] **[[Albany (William Billings)|Albany]] SATB (English, ''New Version'')

...morticinia - Effuderunt sanguinem - Facti sumus opprobrium (William Byrd)|William Byrd]] ATTBB (vv. 1-4, Latin) *[[O Lord God, the heathen are come into thine inheritance (William Child)|William Child]] SAATB (vv. 1,4-5,8, BCP English)

...ohn Hopkins]], [[William Kethe]], Robert Pont, [[Thomas Sternhold]], and [[William Whittingham]].<br> :''This shows the contents of the 1635 Edition. Other editions vary in their contents.''

...in Samuel Metcalf's ''The Kentucky Harmonist'', 1818. This was repeated by William Walker, reduced to three parts, in ''Southern Harmony'' (p. 34) in 1830. Mo My Savior's face I long to see.

William Billings was the best known American composer and musician of the eighteent ...ence (William Billings)|''Independence'']], and [[Lamentation over Boston (William Billings)|''Lamentation over Boston'']].<br>

*[[Smithfield (William Billings)|William Billings]] SATB (English, metrical New Version) *[[Lord who shall dwell in thy tabernacle (William Boyce)|William Boyce]] SATB verse, with SATB chorus. (BCP English)

{{Aliases|William Byrde|William Bird|William Birde|William Burde|William Burd|discuss=If his surviving signatures are a representative sample, the c William Byrd was one of the most celebrated English composers in the Renaissance. H

...many of them new. Tunes were written by several composers, notably four by William Croft: St. Matthew, A New Tune to Psalm 136 (Croft's 136th), A New Tune to ...hymnologyarchive.com/tate-brady Article at HymnologyArchive, with scans of Editions 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7]}}

...d work: the collection ran to four editions, but only the third and fourth editions are known to be extant. Humphries and Smith indicate a date of 1757 for the ===Commendatory letter by William Knapp===

...per, reprinted in a collection of his poems in 1828. This tune modified by William Hauser in The Hesperian Harp, 1848, and retitled ''Sons of Sorrow'', in thr Long have I lost all youthful pleasure.

...a description, a scanned facsimile, a list of all pieces, and some modern editions. ...lliam Parsons I)|Lamentation of a Sinner]]||155||Genevan Psalter||1561||d||William Parsons||||O Lord turn not away thy face

...in blue are hyperlinks to the score page on CPDL - click on them for free editions.'' | ''[[Comfort, O Lord, the soul of Thy servant (William Crotch)|Comfort the Soul of thy Servant]]''

*[[William Billings]] **[[Stockbridge (William Billings)|Stockbridge]] SATB (English, Isaac Watts paraphrase, Version 2)

...sers:''' [[Richard Allison]], [[Edward Blancks]], [[Michael Cavendish]], [[William Cobbold]], [[John Dowland]], [[John Farmer]], [[Giles Farnaby]], [[Edmund H *Daman, William. 1579. ''The Psalmes of David in English Meter''. London: For John Bull. Pr

{{Composer|William Billings}} {{Pub|1|1786|in ''[[The Suffolk Harmony (William Billings)|The Suffolk Harmony]]''|pg=45|no=25}}

[[William Walker]]'s ''Southern Harmony'', first published in 1835, is one of the mos ...on, Singing Schools and Private Societies.'' Spartansburg, South Carolina: William Walker. Printed by Nathan Whiting, New Haven, Connecticut. i-xxxii + 216 pp

*[[Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in E minor (William Bennett)|William Bennett in E minor]] SATB *[[William Byrd]]

...vi (Ludwig Senfl)|<span style="color:gray">Ludwig Senfl</span>]] SSATB All editions withdrawn *[[Fairfield (William Billings)|William Billings]] SATB (metrical New Version)

...proved Psalmody''' was a collection of metrical psalm tunes, compiled by [[William Dechair Tattersall]]. The work was published by subscription, and is dated ===Editions===

===Editions=== ...Sacred Harp: Revised and Improved''. Dothan, Alabama: W. M. Cooper. Later Editions in 1909, 1927, 1949, 1960, 1992, 2000, 2006, and 2012.

...in 1847. It is likely that the musical type used in this book's first two editions was borrowed from Davisson.}} ...gn=right|37||align=right|27||[[Brunswick (William Lawrence)|Brunswick]]||[[William Lawrence]]||1719||Why doth the man of riches grow||[[Isaac Watts]]||C.M.||

*William Billings **[[As the hart panteth (William Billings)|''As the hart panteth]] SATB Anthem (English, King James Version)

{{Descr|First published in 1840, further editions in 1841, 1842, 1843, 1844, 1845, 1846, 1847, 1848, and 1849. Books labeled |44a||{{LastNameLink|William|Tansur}}

The entry in [[Cathedral Music, Volume 2 (William Boyce)]] reads: *{{NoCo|Lord, how long wilt Thou be angry, Z 25}}

* Faithful Soldier (William Walker) * Le trop long temps

*<nowiki>{{NoComp|Bruce's Address|William Hauser}} – ''[[Southern Harmony]]'', 1835</nowiki> *<nowiki>{{NoCo|Dolce nemica mia}} ([[:Category:Joseph A. Figliulo editions|Gardano 1541]])</nowiki>