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Thomas Tomkins, Musica Deo Sacra London, 1668

Composer Dates Title / Incipit Page / Folio / No
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Above the stars
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Almighty and everlasting God, which hatest nothing
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Almighty and everliving (everlasting) God, we humbly beseech
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Almighty God, the fountain of all wisdom
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Almighty God, which (who) hast instructed
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Almighty God, which hast knit
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Almighty God, who hast given us thine only begotten Son
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Almighty God, whose praise this day
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Arise, O Lord God
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Arise, O Lord, and have mercy
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Arise, O Lord, into thy resting place
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Awake up my glory
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Be strong and of a good courage
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Behold, I bring you glad tidings
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Behold, it is Christ
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Behold, the hour cometh
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Blessed be the Lord God of Israel
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Blessed is he whose unrighteousness
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Christ is risen (Pt II of Christ rising again)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Christ rising again
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Come, let us go up
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Deal with me, O Lord
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Deliver me from mine enemies
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Fifth Service (Te, J, Ma, N)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 First service, the short service in C fa ut (V, Te, Bs, K, Cr, Ma, N)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Fourth Service, with verses (Te, Ma, N)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Give ear unto my words
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Give sentence with me, O God
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Glory be to God on high
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Glory be to the Father
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 God, which as upon this day (God which as on this day / God, who as at this time / God, who upon ...
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Great and marvellous
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Have mercy upon me, O God (II)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Have mercy upon me, O God (Lord) (I)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 He that hath pity
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Hear me when I call
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Hear my prayer, O good Lord
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Hear my prayer, O Lord, and consider
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Hear my prayer, O Lord, and let my cry(ing)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Hear my prayer, O Lord, and with thine ears
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of Saboath
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 I am the resurrection
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 I have gone astray
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 I heard a voice from heaven (Pt II of I am the resurrection)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 I will lift up mine eyes
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Leave, O my soul
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Lord, enter not into judgement
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Merciful Lord, we beseech thee
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 My beloved spake
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 My shepherd is the living Lord
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 My voice shalt hear thou (Pt II of Give ear unto my words)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Not in the merits of what I have done
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O be favourable unto Zion
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O give thanks unto the Lord, and call
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O God, the proud are risen against me
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O God, wonderful art thou
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O how amiable
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Israel, if thou return
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord God of hosts, hear my prayer
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord God of hosts, who is like unto thee
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, do away as the night
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, graciously accept (this anthem uses 2 texts simultaneously: see also Blessed is he that c...
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, grant the king a long life
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, how glorious are thy works
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, how manifold are thy works
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, I have loved
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, let me know mine end
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, open thou our lips
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, rebuke me not in thine indignation
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O Lord, thou hast dealt graciously
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O praise the Lord, all ye heathen (I)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O praise the Lord, all ye heathen (II)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O pray for the peace of Jerusalem (I)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O pray for the peace of Jerusalem (II)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O sing unto the Lord a new song, let the congregation
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 O that the salvation were given
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Out of the deep (I)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Out of the deep (II)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Praise the Lord, O my soul, and all (I)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Praise the Lord, O my soul, and all (II)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Praise the Lord, O ye servants
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Preces with Psalms (Pss. 15 & 47)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Put me not to rebuke
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Remember me, O Lord
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Second Service, in d sol re (Te, J, K, Cr, Ma, N)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Sing unto God
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Stephen being full of the Holy Ghost
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 The heavens declare
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 The hills stand about Jerusalem
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 The Lord, even the most mighty
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Then David mourned
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Third Service, the great service in 4, 5, 6, 7 & 8 parts (Te, J, Ma, N)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Thou art my king
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Thou healest the broken in heart
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Turn thou us, O good Lord
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Turn thou us, O good Lord (canon 4 in 1)
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 When David heard that Absalom
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Who can tell how oft he offendethe thee
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Who is this that cometh
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Who shall ascend
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Whom have I in heaven but thee
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Why art thou so full of heaviness (has alternative text, Domine tu eruisti animam, in Musica Deo ...
TOMKINS Thomas 1576–1656 Withdraw not thou thy mercy