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WESLEY, S.S.: Anthems |
Samuel Sebastian Wesley was the pre-eminent organist-composer of the early Victorian
era. During his career he worked tirelessly for over forty years to raise the standard of
music offered in English cathedrals, and this collection of his most popular anthems,
including the exquisite Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, reflects the culmination of his
achievements in this field. Unashamedly Romantic yet original in style, Wesley’s music
speaks with a powerful and wholly distinctive voice.
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Wesley, Samuel Sebastian

Ascribe unto the Lord
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Ascribe unto the Lord
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O give thanks unto the Lord
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O give thanks unto the Lord
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Wesley, Samuel Sebastian Bible - Old Testament, lyricist(s)

Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace
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Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace
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Wesley, Samuel Sebastian

Wash me throughly
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Wash me throughly
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O God, whose nature
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O God, whose nature
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Let us lift up our heart
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I. Let us lift up our heart
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II. Be not very sore, O Lord
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III. Thou, O Lord God
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IV. Thou Judge of quick and dead
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V. O may we thus insure
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Blessed be the God and Father
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Blessed be the God and Father
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Cast me not away from thy presence
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Cast me not away
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The Wilderness
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I. The wilderness and the solitary place
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II. Say to them of a fearful heart
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III. Then shall the lame man
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IV. And the ransomed of the Lord
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V. And sorrow and sighing
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Total Playing Time: 01:15:01 |
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