| Composer |
Dates |
Title / Incipit |
Page / Folio / No |
| DERING Richard |
c. 1580–1630 |
And the king was moved |
2
|
| WILBYE John |
1574–1638 |
Ne reminiscaris Domine, part 2: Parce Domine |
2
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Plead thou my cause |
3
|
| RAVENSCROFT Thomas |
c.1590–c.1633 |
O Jesu meek |
3
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
I will thank thee (Pt II of O that my ways) |
4
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
O that my ways |
4
|
| RAVENSCROFT Thomas |
c.1590–c.1633 |
Ah, helpless wretch |
4
|
| RAVENSCROFT Thomas |
c.1590–c.1633 |
All laud and praise |
5
|
| MILTON John |
c.1563–1647 |
If that a sinner's sighs |
6
|
| MILTON John |
c.1563–1647 |
O Lord, behold my miseries |
6
|
| MILTON John |
c.1563–1647 |
O woe is me for thee |
7
|
| MILTON John |
c.1563–1647 |
When David heard that Absalom |
7
|
| EAST Michael |
c. 1580–1648 |
What aileth thee (Pt II of When Israel came out of Egypt |
8
|
| EAST Michael |
c. 1580–1648 |
When Israel came out of Egypt (Pt II: What aileth thee) |
8
|
| MILTON John |
c.1563–1647 |
I am the resurrection |
8
|
| SIMMES William |
fl. c.1600 |
And thou, my soul (Pt II of Rise O my soul) |
9
|
| SIMMES William |
fl. c.1600 |
Rise, O my soul |
9
|
| SIMMES William |
fl. c.1600 |
To thee, O Jesus (Pt III of Rise, O my soul) |
9
|
| DAMAN William |
c. 1540–1591 |
O heavenly God |
11
|
| TALLIS Thomas |
c.1505–1585 |
O sacred and holy banquet (adaptation of motet O sacrum convivium) |
13
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Come help O God |
15
|
| FORD Thomas |
c.1580–1648 |
Not unto us, but to thy name |
16
|
| WEELKES Thomas |
? – 1623 |
O happy he whom thou protect'st |
16
|
| KINDERSLEY Robert |
fl. c.1600 |
Judge them, O Lord, which me pursue |
17
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
O let me at thy footstool fall |
17
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
I laid me down |
18
|
| WARD John |
fl. early 17th century |
O Lord, consider my great moans |
18
|
| COPERARIO John |
c.1575–1626 |
O Lord, how do my woes increase |
19
|
| LUPO Thomas |
fl.1593–1628 or fl.1605–c.1660 |
Out of the deep |
21
|
| MORLEY Thomas |
1557–1603 |
O amica mea, part 2: Dentes tui sicut greges |
22
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Mine eyes with fervency |
23
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
My soul oppressed |
24
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
O go not from me |
24
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Blow out (up) the trumpet |
25
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
But when I said (Pt II of Who will rise up with me) |
26
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Who will rise up with me |
26
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Fly ravished soul |
28
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Muse still thereon (Pt III of Fly ravished soul) |
28
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Rain eyes (Pt IV of Fly ravished soul) |
28
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Rest thee awhile (Pt II of Fly ravished soul) |
28
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
I am brought into so great trouble |
30
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
My heart panteth (Pt II of I am brought into so great trouble) |
30
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
O Lord, thou hast searched me out |
34
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Thou art about (Pt II of O Lord, thou hast searched me out) |
34
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Thou hast fashioned me (Pt III of O Lord, thou hast searched me out) |
34
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
Whither shall I go (Pt IV of O Lord, thou hast searched me out) |
34
|
| LUPO Thomas |
fl.1593–1628 or fl.1605–c.1660 |
O vos omnes |
50
|
| GIBBONS Orlando |
1583–1625 |
See the Word is incarnate |
52
|
| WARD John |
fl. early 17th century |
Down, caitiff wretch |
53
|
| WARD John |
fl. early 17th century |
Prayer is an endless chain (Pt II of Down, caitiff wretch) |
53
|
| WARD John |
fl. early 17th century |
How long wilt thou forget |
55
|
| FERRABOSCO Alfonso Jr |
c. 1575–1628 |
Hear me, O God (Adaptation of Four-note Pavane' |
59
|
| DAMAN William |
c. 1540–1591 |
Miserere nostri Domine |
60
|
| TYE Christopher |
c.1500–c.1573 |
I lift my heart to thee |
62
|
| TALLIS Thomas |
c.1505–1585 |
I call and cry (adaptation of motet O sacrum convivium) |
63
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Save me O God for thy name's sake (I) |
65
|
| MUNDY John |
d. 1630 |
O give thanks unto the Lord, for he is gracious |
66
|
| PARSONS Robert |
d. 1572 |
Deliver me from mine enemies |
67
|
| KIRBYE George |
c.1570–1634 |
O Jesu look |
68
|
| WILDER Philippe van |
fl. 1525–50 |
Blessed art thou that fearest God |
68
|
| WILKINSON William? Thomas? |
no date |
Hear my prayer, O Lord, and with thine ears |
69
|
| LUGG John |
c.1585–c.1650 |
It is a good thing to give thanks |
70
|
| BENNET John |
fl. c. 1600–c.1615 |
O God of Gods (Pt II: To the almighty Trinity) |
74
|
| BENNET John |
fl. c. 1600–c.1615 |
To the almighty Trinity (Pt II of O God of Gods) |
74
|
| HANFORD George |
fl. early 17th cent |
Long have I lifted up my voice |
74
|
| WEELKES Thomas |
? – 1623 |
Give ear, O Lord |
78
|
| EAST Michael |
c. 1580–1648 |
God is gone up (Pt II of O clap your hands) |
79
|
| EAST Michael |
c. 1580–1648 |
O clap your hands (II) (Pt II: God is gone up) |
79
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Bow thine ear (Adaptation of the motet Ne Irascaris) |
84
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
O Lord turn thy wrath (Pt II: Bow thine ear) (Adaptation of the motet Ne Irascaris) |
84
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Prevent us O Lord |
86
|
| STUBBS Simon |
fl. c.1600 |
Have mercy upon me, O God |
87
|
| MUNDY John |
d. 1630 |
Sing joyfully unto God our strength |
88
|
| WILKINSON William? Thomas? |
no date |
Preserve me, O Lord |
90
|
| WILKINSON William? Thomas? |
no date |
Put me not to rebuke |
91
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Lullaby my sweet little baby (Pt II: Be still my blessed babe) |
92
|
| TOMKINS Thomas |
1576–1656 |
When David heard that Absalom |
94
|
| LUPO Thomas |
fl.1593–1628 or fl.1605–c.1660 |
Miserere mei Domini (I) |
95
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
In resurrectione tua Domine |
96
|
| STUBBS Simon |
fl. c.1600 |
Father of love |
97
|
| WEELKES Thomas |
? – 1623 |
Alleluia, I heard a voice |
98
|
| HOOPER Edmund |
c. 1553–1621 |
Behold it is Christ |
102
|
| TALLIS Thomas |
c.1505–1585 |
With all our hearts (adaptation of motet Salvator mundi I) |
103
|
| WARD John |
fl. early 17th century |
Let God arise |
104
|
| MORLEY Thomas |
1557–1603 |
De profundis clamavi |
107
|
| WEELKES Thomas |
? – 1623 |
O my son Absalom (I) (Pt II of When David heard) appears independently in following sources |
109
|
| WEELKES Thomas |
? – 1623 |
O Jonathan, woe is me |
110
|
| CROCE Giovanni |
c. 1557–1609 |
Long have I languished (Pt II of Lord, in thy wrath) |
117
|
| CROCE Giovanni |
c. 1557–1609 |
Lord, in thy wrath reprove me not (Pt II: Long have I languished) Adaptation of the motet Signor ... |
117
|
| CROCE Giovanni |
c. 1557–1609 |
Give me a clean heart (Pt II of Show mercy, Lord) |
118
|
| CROCE Giovanni |
c. 1557–1609 |
Show mercy, Lord (Pt II: Give me a clean heart) Adaptation of the motet Habbi di me |
118
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Christ is risen (Pt II of Christ rising again) |
124
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Christ rising again (Pt II: Christ is risen) |
124
|
| MILTON John |
c.1563–1647 |
How doth the holy city (Pt II: She weepeth continually) |
125
|
| MILTON John |
c.1563–1647 |
She weepeth continually (Pt II of How doth the holy city) |
125
|
| BULL John |
c. 1562–1628 |
Almighty God who by the leading (Almighty God who didst manifest) |
127
|
| JEFFREYS Matthew |
fl. c.1590 |
Lord, remember David |
128
|
| JEFFREYS Matthew |
fl. c.1590 |
In thee, O Lord, do I trust |
129
|
| JEFFREYS Matthew |
fl. c.1590 |
If the Lord himself |
130
|
| WEELKES Thomas |
? – 1623 |
O my son Absalom (I) (Pt II of When David heard that Absalom) |
130
|
| WEELKES Thomas |
? – 1623 |
When David heard that Absalom |
130
|
| TOMKINS Thomas |
1576–1656 |
Thou art my king |
131
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
I will thank thee (Pt II of O that my ways) |
135
|
| PEERSON Martin |
c.1572–1650 |
O that my ways |
135
|
| MORLEY Thomas |
1557–1603 |
Laboravi in gemitu meo |
140
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Blow the trumpet (Pt II of Sing joyfully) |
143
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Sing joyfully unto God our strength (Pt II: Blow the trumpet) |
143
|
| WHITE William |
fl. c.1600 |
Almighty Lord, whose love |
144
|
| WHITE William |
fl. c.1600 |
Bend down (Pt II of Almighty Lord, whose love) |
144
|
| BYRD William |
c. 1540–1623 |
Ne irascaris Domine, part 2; Civitas sancti tui |
146
|
| TOMKINS Thomas |
1576–1656 |
It is my well beloved's voice |
146
|
| TOMKINS Thomas |
1576–1656 |
Sing unto God |
147
|
| LUPO Thomas |
fl.1593–1628 or fl.1605–c.1660 |
O vos omnes |
152
|
| LUPO Thomas |
fl.1593–1628 or fl.1605–c.1660 |
Miserere mei Domini (I) |
153
|
| CROCE Giovanni |
c. 1557–1609 |
Lord in thine anger (Pt II: My strength even fails) Adaptation of the motet Signor nel tuo furor |
158
|
| CROCE Giovanni |
c. 1557–1609 |
My strength even fails (Pt II of Lord, in thine anger) |
158
|
| ANONYMOUS 228 |
no date |
Lord, bend thy righteous ears |
160
|
| FERRABOSCO Alfonso Sr |
1543–1588 |
Peccantem me quotidie (C52) |
161
|
| TOMKINS Thomas |
1576–1656 |
From deepest horror of sad penitence |
161
|
| FERRABOSCO Alfonso Jr |
c. 1575–1628 |
O nomen Jesu |
178
|
| FERRABOSCO Alfonso Jr |
c. 1575–1628 |
Ego dixi Domine, part 2: Convertere Domine |
179
|
| LUPO Thomas |
fl.1593–1628 or fl.1605–c.1660 |
Salva nos Domine |
181
|
| LUPO Thomas |
fl.1593–1628 or fl.1605–c.1660 |
Heu mihi Domine |
197
|
| MILTON John |
c.1563–1647 |
Precamur sancte Domine |
260
|
