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Index.
N°. Page.
1. Abraham. (MODIQUE.) AlR."Lead me,0 Lord.".' 3.
2. Calvary. (SPOHR.) AlR. "Tears of Sorrow, shame and anguish." . . . 8.
_ . (RECIT. "And God said, let the waters.'! .... 14.
3. Creation, (haydn.) „ „
(AlR."Rolling in foaming billows.". 15.
4. Christmas Oratorio. (BACH.) . . . AlR." Mighty Lord, and King all glorious." . . . 23.
(RECIT."My sons, my sons!" 28.
' y ( AlR. "If Thou should'st mark iniquities.". ... 29.
6. " " AlR. "Although my house be not with God". . . 32.
7. Elijah. (MENDELSSOHN.) RECIT. AND AlR." Draw near, all ye people." . . 38.
8. » " AlR. "It is enough."
„;■ „ , , (RECIT. "Almighty God of Israel." 47.
9. Fall of Babylon, (spohr.) . . . . i . . „ -
(AIR. what is man." 48.
10. Judas MaccabaeuS. (HANDEL.). . . RECIT. AND AlR."Arm,arm,ye brave!'. . . . 52.
11. » " "... AlR."With pious hearts." . ' . 59.
12. Light Of the World. The (SULLIVAN.) SOLO,"When the son of man." 63.
13. Mary Magdalen, (massenet.). . . Recit. and AiR."judas." 70.
.',-_,, (RECIT."Thus saith the Lord," 70.
14. Messiah. The (handed.) )a t „«„ .
(AlR.But who may abide the day of his coming." . 79.
15. " » AlR."Why do the nations so furiously rage to-
gether?'.' 87.
16. Naaman. (COSTA.) AlR. "Arise, Lord.'.' .... ... ... 95.
17. Occasional Oratorio. (handed.) . . Recit. and Air." ms sceptre is the rod of
righteousness." 101).
18. Paradise lost. (rubinstein.) . . . Recit. and Air. "From my soul's depths.". . . ill.
19. Passion. The (St. John.) (BACH.) . . . ARIOSO."Consider,0 my soul.'! 117.
(RECIT."Before the Father our Redeemer falling." . 119.
20. » (St.Mntthew.)(BAC£r.) . .._„.. „ .....
(AIR. Bring me cross and cup. 120.
21. » " " . . AlR." Give me Jesus,I implore you." 123.
„ , , . (RECIT."0 Lord God." 129.
22. Rebekah. (BARNBY.) i AlR "The daughters of the city." 130.
23. Rose of Sharon. The (Mackenzie.) . AiR."Unto my charger.'! 133.
24. Requiem. (VERDI.) AlR."From the accursed." 139.
25. Samson. (HANDEL.) AlR."Honor and arms." 144.
26. Saint Ludmila.. (DVORA'K.) .... AlR." I was not deceived." . 150.
(RECIT. "At last the bounteous sun." 155.
27. Seasons. The (haydn.) AtniIlir . It . .. . .. ^ . . . „ , rt .
( AIR." With joy the impatient husbandman. . . . 15b.
28. " " AlR."Behold, along the dewy grass." 1(53.
29. St. Elizabeth. (LISZT.) SOLO. "Through 7 the mist of the valley". . . . 170.
30. St. Paul. (MENDELSSOHN.) .... AlR."0 God,have mercy." . . 178.
31. St. Peter. (Benedict.). . . . . . Air."How great, o Lord." 184.
32. Stabat Mater. (ROSSINI.) .... AlR. "Lord preserve me uncomplaining.'.' . . . 189.
(RECIT."Jesus answered." . . 196
33. Woman of Samaria. (BENNETT.) . . AlDllm . . , t .„ .,.„
(AIR. Whosoever dnnketh. 19 b.
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