Songs of Farewell
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No. 1 from Songs of Farewell
Henry Vaughan Sir Charles Hubert Hastings Parry
(1622-1695) (1848-1918)
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I know my soul hath power
John Davies Songs of Farewell no. 2 C. H. H. Parry
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There is an old belief
Songs of Farewell No. 4
J. G. Lockhart C. H. H. Parry
Alla breve
(1794-1854) (1848-1918)
poco cresc.
Soprano I
There is an old be - lief,
That on some so - lemn shore, Be -
poco cresc.
Soprano II
There is an
old be-lief, That
on some so- lemn shore,
poco cresc.
Alto
There is an old be - lief, That on some so- lemn
shore, Be -
poco cresc.
Tenor
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poco cresc.
lief, That so- lemn shore,
Bass I
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old be-lief, That on some
so - lemn shore,
Be -
poco cresc.
Bass II
There is an old be - shore,
lief, That on some so - lemn Be -
Rehearsal
poco cresc.
only
5
grief
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sphere of grief dear
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dear friends shall meet
once
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()
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()
poco animando
shall meet once
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poco animando
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shall
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poco animando
A
shall
shall meet, meet once more. Be- yond the sphere of
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shall
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friends shall meet, meet once more.
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()
poco animando
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shall meet once more. Be- yond the sphere of
poco animando
meet,
shall meet once more.
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poco animando
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10
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A
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T
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sphere of Time and Sin,
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15
dolce
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dolce
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dolce
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and Fate's con - trol,
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Sin and Fate's
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T
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20
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of
less prime, se - rene in change-less prime
A
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T
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in less prime of
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a tempo
25
dim. e rit.
soul. That That
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dim. e rit.
soul. That That
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dim. e rit.
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T
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dim. e rit.
soul. That
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B
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a tempo
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dim.e rit.
4 There is an old belief - Parry
30 35
dolce poco cresc.
E - ter- E-
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()
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go. be the sleep, E - ter- nal be the
dolce poco cresc.
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poco cresc.
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dim.
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rit. a tempo
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dim. rit. a tempo
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sleep, wa- ken so, be the
dim. rit. a tempo
A
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sleep, be the sleep wa - ken so, be the
()
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T
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a tempo
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rit.
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dim.
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50 Slower 55 cresc. 60
sleep,
E - ter- nal, E - ter - nal, If not to wa- ken so.
S
cresc.
sleep, E - ter- nal, E - ter - nal, If not to wa- ken so.
cresc.
A
sleep, E - ter- nal, E - ter - nal, If not to wa-
ken
so.
cresc.
T
E - ter-
sleep, nal, E - ter - nal, If not to wa- ken so.
cresc.
E - ter- nal,
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cresc.
E - ter- If not to
sleep, nal, E - ter - nal, wa- ken so.
Slower
cresc.
6 There is an old belief - Parry
At the round earth's imagined corners
John Donne Songs of Farewell no. 5 C. H. H. Parry
Slow
(1572-1631) (1848-1918)
Soprano I
At the round earth's i - ma - gined corn - ers blow your
Soprano II
At the round earth's i - ma - gined corn- ers blow your
Alto I
At the round earth's i - ma - gined corn - ers blow your
Alto II
At the round earth's i - ma - gined corn- ers
Tenor
At the round earth's i - ma-gined corn - ers
Bass I
At the round earth's i - ma-gined corn - ers
Bass II
At the round earth's i - ma - gined corn - ers blow your
Slow
1 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
cresc.
cresc.
5
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cresc. cresc.
trum- pets, blow your trum - pets, blow your trum- pets, blow your
cresc. cresc.
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cresc. cresc.
blow
blow your trum- pets, blow your trum- pets, your
cresc. cresc.
blow
T
cresc.
blow your trum- pets, your
cresc.
- pets,
B blow your trum- pets, blow your trum blow your trum-
cresc.
cresc.
trum- pets, your trum - pets, your trum - pets, blow your trum- pets,
cresc.
cresc.
cresc.
Allargando 10
a tempo sempre cresc.
an-gels, and a - rise, and
() sempre
S your trum-pets, and a - rise, a - rise, and a -
cresc.
and a-rise, and a-rise,
cresc.
trum - pets, an- gels, and a- rise,
()
sempre
gels, and a - rise, and a - rise,
sempre cresc.
A trum - pets. an- and a - rise,
and a-rise, and a-rise,
()
trum- pets, an-gels, and a- rise,
sempre cresc.
T
an-gels, and a - rise, and a - rise, and a -
trum- pets, and a - rise,
sempre cresc.
B
pets, an-
gels,
and a-rise,
sempre cresc.
and a- rise,
and a-rise,
and a - rise,
blow your trum-pets, an-gels, and a - rise, and a - rise, and a -
a tempo
Allargando cresc.
2 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
15
Slower
from death,
and
S rise, a - rise
and a- risefrom death, you
and a- rise,
A
and a - rise
from death, you num- ber-less in - fi- ni-ties of
and a - rise
from death,
T
and a - rise, from death, a -
a- rise,
rise,
and a- rise,
a- rise, a - rise from death, a-
B
and a - rise a- rise,
rise, from death, a-
Slower
S
num- ber-less in - fi- ni - ties of souls a - rise from
A
souls a - rise, a - rise from death,
you
num- ber-less in - fi- ni-ties of souls a - rise from
T
you
rise from death
B
rise, a - rise
from death, you
num- ber-less
in -
rise, a - rise from death,
a - rise
from
cresc.
3 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
20
cresc.
ber- less
S you num- in - fi- ni - ties of
a - rise from death,
death, a-
A
a - rise from death you num-
ber- less in -
a - rise from death,
a-
death.
T
num- ber- less in- fi- ni- ties of souls a - rise, a - rise from
B
fi- ni - ties
cresc.
of souls a - rise
from - death, a - rise a - rise from
death, a - rise from death,
dim.
S souls a - rise, a - rise and to your scat-ter'd bo-dies
dim.
from death,
dim.
rise a - rise, a - rise
fi - ni-ties of souls and to your
A a - rise scat- ter'd bo-dies go, to your
from death, to your
rise
and to your
a - rise
scat-ter'd bo-dies go,
T
death and to your scat - ter'd bo-dies go.
B death.
and to your
scat-ter'd bo-dies go, a- rise.
dim.
4 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
25
rit.
S
go,
rit. go!
and to your scat- ter'd bo-dies go!
rit.
ter'd bo-dies go!
A scat-
rit.
ter'd bo-dies go!
scat-
T
All
whom the flood did and fire shall o - ver -
All
B
whom the flood did and
fire
shall o - ver -
All
shall o- ver -
whom the flood did and fire
Spiritoso
rit.
30
flood did
All whom the
S
and fire
shall o - ver - throw.
All whom the flood did and fire shall o - ver - throw.
A All whom the flood did and fire shall o-ver - throw.
All whom the fiood did and
fire shall o-ver - throw.
T
All whom war, dearth,
throw,
All
B throw, whom war, dearth, age,
age,
throw, All whom war, dearth,
5 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
pochissimo cresc.
And you whose eyes
A
cresc. ,
rit.
T
a- gues, ty-ran-nies, des-
,
age, pair, law, chance hath slain;
rit.
cresc.
a- gues, ty-ran-nies, des- pair, law, chance hath slain;
cresc. ,
rit.
B
a- gues, ty-
ran-
nies, des-
pair, law, chance hath slain;
cresc. rit.
pochissimo cresc.
35
40
S
()
pochissimo cresc.
And you whose eyes shall be - hold God, whose eyes
dim.
shall be-hold God, whose eyes shall be - hold God,
A
And you whose eyes shall be -
()
dim.
6 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
45
poco cresc. dim.
And you whose eyes shall be - hold God, and ne-ver taste death's
S
dim.
shall be-hold God, and you whose eyes shail be - hold God, and ne-ver
dim.
A and you whose eyes, and you whose eyes shall be - hold God, and ne-ver
dim.
()
hold God, and nev - er taste death's woe, and ne - ver, and ne-ver
dim.
50
poco rit.
woe, and ne - ver taste death's woe.
S
taste death's woe, and ne - ver taste death's woe.
A taste death's woe, and ne-ver taste death's woe.
taste death's woe, and ne-ver taste, death's woe.
But let them sleep,
T
But let them sleep, let them
But let them
sleep,
B
let them
But let them sleep, let them
Slower
7 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
55
S
But
let them sleep, Lord, and me mourn
let them sleep,
A Lord, and
Lord, and me mourn- a space, let them sleep,
T
sleep, Lord, and me mourn a space,
B sleep, Lord, and me mourn a space, let them sleep,
sleep, Lord, and me mourn a space,
dim.
Let them sleep, Lord, and me mourn a space, and me mourn
S
dim.
a space, and me mourn a
dim.
A me mourn a space, . let them sleep, Lord,
let them sleep, Lord, let them sleep, Lord,
and
dim.
T
dim. and
let them sleep, Lord, let them sleep, Lord,
mourn a space, let them sleep, Lord,
B Lord, and me
let them sleep,
Lord, let them
8 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
60
Poco animando
S a space, mourn a space.
For,
space, and me mourn a space, mourn a space.
and
For, if a - bove
A me mourn a space. all
me mourn a space, mourn a space. For,
T
For,
me mourn, and me mourn a space.
B For, if a - bove all these my
dim.
sleep, Lord, and me mourn a space,
( )
Poco animando
S For, if a- bove all these my sins a - bound,
if a-bove all these my sins a- bound,
A these my sins a - bound, for, if a-bove all these my
my sins a -
if a - bove all these, for, if a - bove all these
T
for, if a-bove all
if a - bove all these my sins a- bound,
B sins a- bound, my sins a - bound,
For, if a-bove all these my sins a- bound, a-
1
9 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
65
Agitato
'Tis late
S to ask a - bun- dance of Thy grace,
a - bun-
'Tis late
to ask dance of Thy
'Tis
A sins a - bound. late to ask a - bun - dance of Thy
'Tis late to ask a - bun-
bound,
my
sins a - bound. dance
of Thy
a
T
'Tis
these my sins - bound,
late
cresc.
B 'Tis late, 'tis late to ask a-
bove all these my sins a - bound, 'Tis
Agitato
70
poco rit.
'tis When we are
S late, 'tis late,
poco rit.
grace When we are there, 'tis late, Whenwe are
poco rit.
poco rit.
A grace, 'tis late, When we are there, when we are there, when we
grace,
'tis late,
'tis late,
When we are there,
when we
are
poco rit.
T
poco rit.
to ask a - bun - dance of Thy grace, When we are there, when we are
of When we are there,
B bun - dance Thy grace,
poco rit.
late to ask a - bun - dance of Thy grace, When we are
()
poco rit.
10 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
75
Teach
S
there. Here on this low- ly ground,
Here ly ground, Teach
there. on this low-
are there.
ground, Teach
Here
A on this low - ly
Here on this low- Teach
there. ly ground,
T
Here on this low- on this low- ly ground.
there. ly ground,
Here on this low- this ly ground,
B ly ground, low-
Here ly ground,
Tranquillo
there. on this low-
80
teach teach me how to re -
S me, me,
teach teach
me, me, me how to re -
teach teach
A me, me, me how to re -
teach teach
me,
me,
me
how to re-
T
Teach teach how to re -
me, me how to re - pent,
Teach teach how to re -
B
me,
me
how to
re - pent,
Teach me, teach me how to re - pent, how to re -
11 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
85
()
dolce cresc.
pent, for that's as
S good, as good, for that's as
dolce
pent,
for that's as good, for that's as good
dolce ()
cresc.
()
for that's as good,
A
pent,
for that's as
( )
pent, for that's as good, As if Thou'dst
dolce cresc.
T
()
pent, for
that's as good, for that's as good, that's as
dolce
cresc.
pent,
B
for
that's
as good, for that's as
pent,
for that's as good,
dolce
()
()
90
S good, As if Thou'dst sealed my par - don,
As if Thou'dst sealed my par - don, as good
A good, as good As if Thou'dst sealed my
sealed my
par-
()
don,
as
T
as
good, good, As if Thou'dst sealed my par -
B good, as good, as good As
as
good, as
good
As
()
12 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
rit. a tempo
poco cresc.
my par-
S for that's as good as if Thou'dst sealed don,
as
as if Thou'dst sealed my par - don, if Thou'dst
as
()
A par- don, if Thou'dst
rit. a tempo
par - don,
if Thou'dst sealed my
rit.
a tempo
T
a tempo
don, as if Thou'dst sealed my par-
rit.
B if Thou'dst sealed my par-
rit. a tempo
()
if Thou'dst sealed my par - don,
rit. a tempo
poco cresc.
95
my
S as if Thou'dst sealed hadst sealed par- don with Thy
sealed, as if Thou'dst sealed, hadst sealed my par - don,
A
sealed,
hadst
sealed my par- don with Thy
cresc.
as if Thou'dst sealed my par-
don
with Thy
T
my don
don,
par-
with
Thy
as par - don, hadst
B don, if Thou'dst sealed my
hadst sealed my par - don,
13 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
rit.
100
as
S blood, as if Thou'dst sealed my par- don with Thy blood,
rit.
hadst as
sealed my par- don with Thy blood,
rit.
hadst as
A
blood, sealed my par- don with Thy blood,
rit.
as
rit.
blood, hadst sealed my par- don with Thy blood
T
as
rit.
blood, hadst sealed my par - don with Thy blood,
as
B sealed my par - don with Thy blood,
rit.
as
sealed
my
par - don with Thy blood,
rit.
105
rit. molto
with Thy
()
S if Thou'dst sealed my par - don blood.
rit. molto
()
with Thy
if Thou'dst sealed my par - don blood.
rit. molto
with Thy
A if Thou'dst sealed rny par - don blood.
rit. molto
if
with
Thou'dst sealed my par - don Thy blood.
rit. molto
()
T
with Thy
if Thou'dst sealed rny par- don blood.
rit. molto
with Thy
B if Thou'dst sealed my par - don blood.
rit. molto
with Thy
if Thou'dst sealed my par - don blood.
rit. molto
14 At the round earth's imagined corners - Parry
Lord, let me know mine end C. H. H. Parry
Psalm 39 vv 5-15
Slow
Songs of Farewell no. 6
(1848-1918)
5
Soprano I
Lord, Lord, let
Lord,
me know
mine
end
Alto I
Lord, Lord, Lord, let me know mine end
Tenor I
Lord, Lord,
Lord,
let me know mine end
Bass I
Lord, Lord,
Lord, let me know mine end
Soprano II
Lord,
and the num-ber of my
Lord, let me know mine end
and the num-ber of my
Alto II
let me know
mine
Lord, Lord, end
Tenor II
Lord,
and the num-ber of my
Lord, let me know mine end
Bass II
Lord,
and
ber of my
Slow
Lord, let me know mine end the num-
Practice
only
10
poco rit.
S1
and the num-ber of my That I may be
days, cer-ti-fied how long I have to
A1
and the num- That I ma be
ber of my days.
cer-ti-fied how long
I have to
T1
and the num- That I may be
ber of my days, cer-ti-fied how long I have to
B1
and That Imay be
the num-ber of my days, cer-ti-fied how long I have to
S2 I may be cer - ti-fied
That how
days, long I have to
A2
That I may be cer - ti-fied how
days, long I have to
T2
That I may be cer - ti-fied how
days, long I have to
B2
That I may be cer - ti- fied how
days, long I have to
poco
rit.
poco rit.
1 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
a tempo 15
S1
live. Thou hast made my days as it were a span long;
a tempo
A1
live. Thou hast made my days as it were a span long;
a tempo
T1
live. Thou hast made my days as it were a span long;
B1
a tempo
live.
a tempo
S2
days as it
live. Thou hast made my were a
a tempo
A2
days as it
live.
made my
Thou hast
were a
a tempo
T2
days as it were a
live. Thou hast made my
a tempo
B2
days as it
a tempo
live Thou hast made my were a
dim.
20
S1
And mine age is as no-thing, no-thing, in re-spect of Thee, and
dim.
A1
And mine age is as no- in re-spect of Thee, and
thing, no-thing,
dim.
And mine age is as no-
T1
in re-spect of Thee, and
dim. thing, thing,
no-
B1
And mine age is as no-thing, no-thing,
dim. in re-spect of Thee, and
S2
And mine age is as no-thing,
dim.
span long; no-thing, in re-spect of Thee,
A2
And mine age is as no-thing,
span long; no-thing, in re-spect of Thee,
dim.
as no-
T2
span long; And
mine
age
is
thing, no-thing, in re-spect of Thee,
dim.
B2
And mine age is as no-thing,
span long; no-thing, in re-spect of Thee,
2 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
animato
a tempo dim.
Poco
25
cresc.
S1
ev- 'ry man ev- 'ry man. ev- 'ry man
Poco animato
cresc. a tempo dim.
ve ri- ly, and ve ri-ly, liv-ing,
A1
ev- 'ry man ev- 'ry man. ev- 'ry man
ve ri- ly, and ve ri-ly, liv-ing,
Poco animato cresc.
T1
Poco
ve-ri- ly, and ve-ri-ly,
animato cresc.
B1
Poco
ve-ri- ly, and ve-ri-ly,
dim.
animato
S2
and ve-ri-ly, ve- ri-ly, ev- 'ry man, ev -
Poco
ev-
'ry man liv-ing,
dim.
animato cresc.
A2
and ve-ri-ly, ve- ri- ev- 'ry man, ev -
Poco
ly, ev- 'ry man liv-ing,
animato cresc.
T2
and ve-ri-ly, ve- ri-ly,
Poco animato cresc.
B2
and ve-ri-ly, ve- ri-ly,
a tempo
Poco animato
cresc.
dim.
30
S1
is For
al- to - ge-ther
va - ni - ty.
A1
is For
al- to - ge ther va - ni-ty.
T1
ev - 'ry man
liv-ing is al- to-ge-ther va-ni-ty,
B1
ev - 'ry man
liv-ing is al- to-ge-ther va-ni-ty,
S2
For
'ry man is al- to- ge-ther va - ni-ty.
A2
For
'ry man is al- to - ge-ther va - ni-ty.
T2
ev - 'ry al- to-ge-ther
man liv-ing is va-ni-ty,
B2
ev - 'ry man al- to-ge-ther va-ni-ty,
liv-ing is
3 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
()
( )
35
S1
he
man walk-eth in a vain sha-dow, And dis - qui-et-eth him-self in vain,
A1
he
man walk-eth in a vain sha-dow, And dis - qui-et-eth him-self in vain,
T1
va- ni-ty, va - ni-ty, va - ni - ty, va - ni-ty,
B1
va- ni-ty, va - ni-ty, va - ni - ty, va - ni-ty,
S2
he
man walk-eth in a vain sha-dow, And dis - qui-et-eth him-self in vain,
A2 ()
he
man walk-eth in a vain sha-dow,
And dis -
qui-et-eth him-self in
vain,
T2
va- ni-ty, va - ni-ty, va - ni - ty, va - ni-ty,
B2
va- ni-ty, va - ni-ty, va - ni - ty, va - ni-ty,
()
(())
dim.
()
40
dim.
S1
heap-eth up rich-es
and can-not tell who shall ga-ther them, who shall ga-ther them. And
dim. dim.
A1
heap-eth up rich-es
dim. and can-not dim.
tell who shall ga-ther them, who shall ga-ther them. And
ga-ther them. And
T1
he heap-eth up rich-es and not tell who shall ga-ther them,
dim. dim.
can- who shall
ga-ther them. And
B1
he heap-eth
up rich-es and can-not tell who shall ga-ther them, who shall
()
dim. dim.
S2
heap-eth up rich-es and can-not tell who shall ga-ther them, who shall ga-ther them.
dim. dim.
A2
dim.
heap-eth up rich-es and can-not tell who shall ga-ther them, who shall ga-ther them.
dim.
T2
he heap-eth up rich-es and
dim.
can- not tell who shall ga-ther them, who shall ga-ther them.
dim.
B2
he heap- shall
eth up rich-es and can-not tell who shall ga-ther them. who ga-ther them.
dim.
r- 2
4 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
Slow dolce cresc.
45
S1
now, Lord, Tru-ly my hope is
Slow
dolce cresc.
what is my hope?
A1
now, Lord, Tru-ly my hope is
Slow
what is my hope?
dolcecresc.
T1
now? Lord, Tru-
Slow dolcecresc.
my
what is
hope? ly my hope is
B1
now, Lord, Tru-ly my hope is
Slow dolce
dim. cresc.
what is my hope?
S2
And now Lord, what is my hope? Tru- ly my
Slow dolce dim.
cresc.
A2
And now Lord, what is my hope? Tru-
Slow dolce dim.
ly my
cresc.
T2
And now Lord, Tru-
dim. cresc.
what is my hope? ly my
Slow dolce
Tru- ly my
B2
And what is my hope?
now
Slow
Lord,
dolce
cresc. 50
S1
cresc.
ev-en in Thee, tru- ly my hope is ev- en in Thee,
A1
cresc.
en in
ev-en in Thee, tru- ly my hope is ev- Thee,
T1
is ev-en in
cresc.
ev - en in Thee, tru- ly my hope, my hope Thee.
B1
en in
cresc.
ev - en in Thee, tru- ly my hope is ev- Thee.
S2
Thee, tru- en in
cresc.
hope is ev-en in ly my hope is ev- Thee. De -
A2
is ev-en in ly my hope.
cresc.
hope Thee, tru- is ev-en in Thee. De -
T2
Thee, tru- ly my hope is en in
cresc.
hope is ev-en in ev- Thee. De -
B2
hope is ev - en in Thee, tru-ly my hope is ev- en in Thee. De -
5 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
55
S1
De liv-erme from all mine of - fen-ces make
me not are -
-
A1
De make rne not a re -
- liv-er me from all mine of - fen-ces
T1
De - make me not a re -
liv-er me from all mine of - fen-ces
make me not a re -
B1
De - liv-er me from
Allegro
all mine of - fen-ces
S2
all mine of - fen - ces And make me not a re - buke,
liv-er me from
A2
And make me not a re - buke,
mine
of - fen
liv-er me from all - ces
T2
And make
me not
liv-er me from all mine of - fen - ces a re - buke,
B2
And make me not a re - buke,
liv-er me from all mine of - fen - ces
Allegro
Slow
60
S1
a re- buke to the fool-
buke, ish. I be-came
A1
a re-buke to the fool- I be-came
buke, ish.
T1
a re-buke to the fool- I be-came
buke, ish.
B1
a re-buke to the fool- I be-came dumb and
buke,
ish.
Slow
S2
make me not a re - buke, to the
a re - buke fool-ish. I be-came
A2
make me not a re - buke, to the I be-came
a re - buke
fool-ish.
T2
make me not a re - buke, to the I be-
a re - buke fool-ish. came
B2
make rne not a re - buke, a re - buke to the I be-came dumb and
fool-ish.
Slow
6 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
65 dim. 70
S1
for it was Thy do-ing.
dumb and o - pened not my mouth
dim.
A1
dumb and
o - pened not my mouth
for it was Thy do-ing.
dim.
T1
for it was Thy do-ing.
dumb and o - pened not my mouth
dim.
B1
mouth
my
o- pened not for it was Thy do-ing.
dim.
S2
It was Thy do-ing.
dumb and o - pened not my mouth
dim.
A2 ()
not
()
durnb and o - pened my mouth it was Thy do-ing.
dim.
T2
it was Thy do-ing.
dumb and o - pened not my mouth
dim.
B2
mouth it was Thy do-ing.
o- pened not my for it was Thy do-ing,
Animato
S1
Take
Thy plague a -
Animato
A1
Take
Thy plague a - way from me,
Animato
T1
Take
Thy plague a - way from me, Thy
Animato
B1
Take Thy
Animato
plague a - way from me, Thy plague a-
S2
Animato
A2
Animato
T2
Animato
B2
Take
Animato
Thy plague a - way Thy plague a-
7 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
75
S1
way from me, a - way from me,
A1
a - way from me,
T1
plague a - way, a - way from
B1
way. Take Thy plague a - way from
S2
Take Thy plague a - way from me, Thy
A2
Take Thy plague a-
T2
Take Thy plague a - way from me,
take
B2
Take
way, Thy plague a - way from me,
3
S1
I am
hea- vy hand,
e - ven con - sumed by means of Thy
A1
take Thy plague a - way, I am e - ven con - sumed by
T1
me,
B1
take
me, Thy
S2
plague,
a - way, Thy plague a-
A2
way from me, Thy plague a-
T2
Thy plague a - way from me,
B2
take Thy plague
a-
sempre
8 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
80
S1
A1
means of Thy hea- vy hand, con -
T1
take
Thy plague a - way
from
-
B1
I am ev - en
plague a - way from me,
con
S2
I am ev - en con - sumed
by
way, means of Thy
A2
way,
I am ev- en con -
sumed by means
of Thy hea - vy hand
T2
Thy plague a - way from me,
B2
am con -
way from me, I ev - en
sempre forte
cresc.
S1
sumed,
con - sumed, con -
A1
I am ev- en con -
sumed, con - surned,
T1
I am ev- en con
me. - sumed, by means of Thy
B1
sumed by
means of Thy hea - vy hand, by means of Thy
S2
sumed.
hea - vy hand, con -
A2
I am ev- en con
- sumed,
T2
I am ev - en con - sumed, con - sumed, con -
B2
sumed, I am ev - en
con -
cresc.
9 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
85
S1
I am
ev-en con- sumed by means of Thy hea-vy hand, of Thy hea-vy hand.
A1
sumed, con - sumed by means of Thy hea - vy hand, of Thy hea-vy hand.
T1
con - sumed by means ofThy
hea-vy hand,
hea-vy hand, of
Thy
hea-vy hand.
( )
B1
hea-vy hand,
con - sumed by means ofThy hea - vy hand, ofThy
hea-vy hand.
S2
I am ev-en con-sumed con - sumed by means of Thy hea-vy hand,
of Thy hea-vy hand.
I am ev-en con-sumed
A2
by means of Thy hea-vy hand, of Thy
hea-vy hand.
T2
en con - sumed by means ofThy hea-vy hand, ofThy
sumed, I am ev -
hea-vy hand.
B2 ()
con - sumed by means of Thy hea - vy hand, of Thy
sumed,
hea-vy hand.
pesante
Slow
90
S1
When
Slow
Thou with re - bukes dost
A1
When
Thou with re - bukes dost chast-en man for sin,
Slow
T1
When
Thou with re - bukes dost chast- en man for sin,
Slow
B1
When dost
Slow
Thou with re - bukes dost chast-en man for sin,
S2
When Thou with re - bukes dost chast-
Slow
A2
Slow When Thou with re - bukes dost chast-
T2
When Thou with re - bukes dost chast-en man for sin, dost chast - en
Slow
When Thou with re - bukes
B2
Slow
dost
10 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
95
()
a little faster
S1
Thou
chast-en man for sin, mak - est his beau - ty to con - sume a-way,
a little faster
A1
Thou
mak - est his beau - ty to con - sume a way,
a little faster
T1
Thou
()
mak-est his
beau - ty to
con - sume a-way,
a little faster
B1
Thou mak - est his - ty to
chast-en man for sin beau con - sume a-way,
()
a little faster
S2
Thou
en man for sin mak-est his beau- ty to con-sume a - way, like as it
a little faster
A2
Thou
en man for sin mak - est his beau - ty to con - sume a-way, like
a little faster
T2
sume a-way,
man for
sin Thou mak- est his beau -
ty to con -
a little faster
B2
chast-en man for sin Thou
mak - est his beau - ty to con - sume a-way, like
()
a little faster
()
dim.
100
S1
gar-ment; ev-
like as it were a moth, fret-ting, fret-ting, fret-ting a
()
dim.
A1
like as it were a moth, ting,
fret- fret-ting, a gar-ment; ev-
dim.
T1
like as it were a moth,
gar- ment;
()
fret-ting, fret-ting, fret-ting, a
dim.
B1
fret-ting,
like as it were a moth, fret-ting, a gar-ment;
dim.
S2
were a moth, as it were a moth, fret-ting a gar-ment;
dim.
A2
as it were a moth,
as it were amoth,
fret-ting a
gar-ment;
dim.
T2
like as it were a moth, as it fret-ting, fret-ting a gar-ment;
dim.
B2
as amoth,
a moth, fret-ting, fret-ting a gar-ment;
()
11 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
dim.
dim.
105
S1
'ry man, ev- there-fore is but va - ni-ty,
'ry man
dim.
'ry man, ev-
dim.
A1
'ry man, ev- 'ry man,
ev- 'ry man
there-fore
is but va-
dim.
dim.
T1
ev- 'ry
ev- 'ry man
dim.
man, ev- 'ry man, there-fore is but va - ni-ty,
dim.
B1
ev- 'ry man, ev- 'ry man there-fore is but
dim. dim.
ev- 'ry man, va-
S2
ev- 'ry man, ev- 'ry man there-fore is but
ev- 'ry man, va - ni-ty,
dim.
dim.
A2
ev- 'ry man
dim.
ev- 'ry man, ev- 'ry man, there-fore is but va-
dim.
T2
ev- 'ry man there-fore is but
ev- 'ry man, ev- 'ry man, va - ni-ty,dim.
dim.
B2
ev-'ry man,
ev-'ry man there-fore is but
ev-ry man, va-
dim.
Animato
rit. 110
S1
and
with
Hear my
pray'r, O
va - ni-ty, va - ni-ty. Lord, Thine
rit.
A1
Hear my pray'r, O
rit. ni-ty.
Lord, and with Thine
T1
va - ni-ty, va - ni- ty. Hear my pray'r, O Lord, and with Thine
rit.
B1
rit.
ni- ty
Animato
va - ni-ty. Hear my
S2
va - ni-ty, pray'r, O Lord and with Thine
rit.
A2
Hear my pray'r, O
rit.
ni-ty. Lord and with Thine
T2
va - ni-ty, va - ni-ty. Hear my pray'r, O
rit.
B2
ni-ty. Hear
Animato
12 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
Poco animato
115
S1
hold not Thy
ears
con - si-der my call-ing,
peace
at my
Poco animato
tears!
A1
- si- der my call-ing, hold not Thy peace at my
Poco animato
ears con tears!
T1
hold not Thy peace at my tears! For
ears
con - si-der my call-ing,
Poco animato
I am a
B1
hold not Thy peace tears! For
Poco animato
Hear my pray'r O Lord, at my I am a
S2
Poco animato
ears con - si-der my call-ing, Hold not Thy peace at my tears!
A2
Hold
ears con - si-der my call-ing,
Poco
not Thy peace at my tears!
animato
T2
Lord. Hold not Thy peace,
Poco animato
B2
my pray'r O Lord, Hold not Thy peace, hold
Poco animato
()
120
S1
For
I am a
A1
For
I am a stran-ger with Thee and a so-journ-er, a
()
T1
Thee and a for
stran-ger with so-journ-er as all my fa - thers were,
B1
stran-ger with Thee and a so-journ-er
S2
Hold not Thy peace, for I am a
A2
Hold for
not Thy peace,
I am a
T2
for I am a stran-ger with Thee and a so- jour-ner. a
B2
not Thy peace,
hold not Thy peace
13 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
dim.
S1
Thee and a
stran - ger with so- journ- er, as all my fa - thers were.
A1
strang - er, a stran - ger,
dim.
T1
I am a strang - er with Thee and a so- journ- er
B1
I am a stran - ger with Thee, as
S2
stran - ger with Thee and a so- journ - er
()
A2
stran - ger with Thee and a so- journ - er a stran - ger with
dim.
T2
stran -
ger
a
stran-
ger with Thee,
dim.
B2
I am a
stran - ger with Thee, a stran - ger with Thee,
dim.
125
poco rit. a tempo, tranquillo
S1
O spare me a
a tempo, tranquillo
a
A1
stran-ger with Thee as all my fa- thers were.
T1
a tempo, tranquillo
O
dim.
spare
a tempo, tranquillo
B1
my fa - thers
all my fa-
thers were, as all were. O
dim.
poco rit. a tempo, tranquillo
S2
a stran-ger with
Thee as all my fa - thers were.
dim. a tempo, tranquillo
O
A2
thers
Thee, as all my fa- were.
dim. a tempo, tranquillo
T2
as all my fa- thers were, as all my fa - thers were.
a tempo, tranquillo
B2
as
all, as all my
fa - thers were.
a tempo, tranquillo
14 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
130
S1
lit-tle, that I may re - cov-er my strength, O spare me, O spare me,
A1
O spare me, O spare me, O spare
T1
spare
me, O spare me, me, O
B1
spare me, O spare me, O spare,
S2
O spare me, spare me,
O
A2
spare me, spare me, O spare me a lit-tle, that I re -
may
T2
O spare me, O spare me a
B2
O
O spare me, spare
cresc.
molto
S1
that I may re - cov-er my strength
O spare me a
lit-tle, that I may re -
A1
me, O spare me a lit-tle, O
spare me,
O
T1
spare me, O spare me, O spare me, spare me a
B1
O
cresc. molto
O spare me,
S2
be - fore I go, be - fore I
()
A2
go
cov-er my strength, be- fore I
hence,
T2
lit- tle, O spare me a lit-tle, O
B2
()
me, spare spare me,
()
cresc. molto
15 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
S1
cov-er my strength be - fore I go
hence
A1
me, a lit- tle
spare be - fore I go,
be - fore I go hence, be -
be-fore I go
T1
er my strength,
lit-tle, that I may re- cov- hence, be - fore I go hence,
B1
spare me a lit-tle, be - fore I go
S2
be-fore I go
go hence, hence,
A2
T2
spare me, be - fore I go hence, be -
B2
be - fore I go hence,
dim. e rit.
espress.
S1
be - fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence,
dim. e rit.
A1
fore I go,
be - fore I go hence
T1
dim. e rit.
hence,
be-fore I go, be - fore I go hence, be - fore I go
dim. e rit.
B1
be- fore I go hence,
dim. e rit.
hence, I go hence, be - fore,
espress.
S2
I go hence,
be - fore I go hence, be-fore
dim. e rit.
A2
be -
fore I go hence, be- fore I go hence,
dim. e rit.
T2
dim. e rit.
fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence,
B2
hence,
be - fore I go hence, be - fore I go
16 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
a tempo dim. e rit.
dim.
S1
be- fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence and be
a tempo
no more
seen.
dim. dim. e rit.
A1
be- fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence and be
dim. e rit.
no more seen.
a tempo dim.
T1
be-fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence and be
dim. e rit.
no more seen.
dim.
a tempo
B1
be- fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence and be
a tempo dim. e rit.
no more seen.
dim.
S2
be- fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence and be
no more seen.
a tempo
dim.
dim. e rit.
A2
be-fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence and be
a tempo dim. e rit.
no more seen.
dim.
T2
be-fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence and be
dim.
no more seen.
dim.
a tempo e rit.
B2
be-fore I go hence, be - fore I go hence, be- fore I go hence and be
dim. e rit.
no more seen.
a tempo
dim.
17 Lord, let me know mine end - Parry
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