London, 1571
| Composer |
Dates |
Title / Incipit |
Page / Folio / No |
| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
Almighty God, thy loving care is to provide |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
Behold, now praise the Lord, all ye servants ... ye that by night |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
I will yield thanks to thee, O Lord, in Trinity |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
Is there no choice for me |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
My soul and all that in me is, to praise my God |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
My soul flyeth unto the Lord (Pt II of Out of the deep) |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
O good Lord, have mercy upon me, according to thy great mercy |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
O Lord above send us thy grace |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
O, our Father, we yield to thee |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
Out of the deep have I called to thee |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
Since I embrace the heavenly grace |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
The divers chance that God doth send |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
The great offence of my most sinful ghost |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
The Lord that made heaven and earth (Pt II of Behold, now praise the Lord, all ye servants ... ye... |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
Though fortune frown on me alway |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
Unto thee lift I up mine eyes, O thou that dwellest |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
V, J |
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| WHYTHORNE Thomas |
1528–1596 |
When I remember of this world |
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