Songs for the Chapel: Arranged for male voices, for use in colleges, academies, schools and societies

Editor: Charles H. Morse, Mus.Bac., Ambrose White Vernon, D.D.
Publisher: Charles Scribner's Sons, New Yonr, 1909
Language: English
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1Come, let us anew our journey pursueNEW YEAR'S HYMNPage Scan
2Great God, we sing that mighty handMELANCTHONPage Scan
3My soul, awake, Thy rest forsakeBRACONDALEPage Scan
4Awake, my soul, and with the sunUXBRIDGEPage Scan
5Leader of faithful souls, and GuideDARTMOUTHPage Scan
6Come, my soul, thou must be wakingSTAINERPage Scan
7Now that the sun is gleaming brightDALEHURSTPage Scan
8Now with Creation's morning songCHURCH TRIUMPHANTPage Scan
9O Christ, with each returning mornHAMBURGPage Scan
10O Father, hear my morning prayerST. ETHELDREDAPage Scan
11God's trumpet wakes the slumb'ring worldGOLDENPage Scan
12O God, Thy world is sweet with pray'rCANONBURYPage Scan
13O Lord, it is a blessed thingWEARMOUTHPage Scan
14The peace which God bestowsELVEYPage Scan
15aNearer, my God, to TheeKEDRONPage Scan
15bNearer, my God, to TheeBETHAN (America)Page Scan
16O God of Bethel, by whose handFARRANTPage Scan
17Forth in Thy name, O Lord, I goGROSTETEPage Scan
18Jesus, guide our wayST. HUBERTPage Scan
19Fierce raged the tempest o'er the deepST. AELREDPage Scan
20aGuide me, O Thou great JehovahREGENT SQUAREPage Scan
20bGuide me, O Thou great JehovahHEBERPage Scan
21Lead, kindly Light, amid th'encircling gloomLUX BENIGNAPage Scan
22To Thee, whose temple is all spaceNOTTINGHAMPage Scan
23Thou, Lord of hosts, whose guiding handMORNING HYMNPage Scan
24O Light, whose beams illumine allMELITAPage Scan
25O God, Thou Giver of all goodROCKINGHAM (New)Page Scan
26O Thou who hast at Thy commandWHITBURNPage Scan
27Oh, grant us light that we may knowSAXBYPage Scan
28O God of truth, whose living wordLAUDPage Scan
29Teach us, Lord, Thy wisdomBAVARIAPage Scan
30When courage fails, and faith burns lowFAITHPage Scan
31O Christ, who didst our tasks fulfilTALLIS' ORDINALPage Scan
32A charge to keep I haveOLMUTZPage Scan
33Go, labor on; spend and be spentMARYTONPage Scan
34Happy the man, who knowsST. THOMASPage Scan
35How happy is he born and taughtALSTONEPage Scan
36Fight the good fight with all thy mightDUKE STREETPage Scan
37Oh, for a closer walk with GodBEATITUDOPage Scan
38Eternal Ruler of the ceaseless roundCONWAYPage Scan
39Our Father, hear our longing pray'rST. BERNARDPage Scan
40Teach me, my God and KingST. MICHAELPage Scan
41Oh, it is hard to work for GodST. PETERPage Scan
42aWhere is thy God, my soul?ST. GEORGEPage Scan
42bWhere is thy God, my soul?DIADEMATAPage Scan
43Lord, for tomorrow and its needsVINCENTPage Scan
44If suddenly upon the streetST. CHRYSOSTOMPage Scan
45Master, no offeringLOVE'S OFFERINGPage Scan
46O Master, let me walk with TheeMARYTONPage Scan
47Take my heart, O Father, take itST. SYLVESTERPage Scan
48We pray no more, made lowly wiseBRADFIELDPage Scan
49Tho' home be dear, and life be sweetSEFTONPage Scan
50Thy way, not mine, O LordSEALYPage Scan
51O Lord of heav'n and earth and seaALMSGIVINGPage Scan
52O God of mercy, God of mightELMHURSTPage Scan
53Lord of the living harvestLANCASHIREPage Scan
54Oh, still in accents sweet and strongST. MARKPage Scan
55Father, whate'er of earthly blissNAOMIPage Scan
56Father, I know that all my lifeST. BEDEPage Scan
57How are Thy servants blest, O LordDUNDEEPage Scan
58Peace, perfect peace, in this dark world of sinPAX TECUMPage Scan
59Dear Lord and Father of mankindWHITTIERPage Scan
60Commit thou all thy griefsBENEDICTUSPage Scan
61On our way rejoicing, as we homeward moveST. BONIFACEPage Scan
62aLight of the world, we hail TheeGREENLANDPage Scan
62bLight of the world, we hail TheePEARSALLPage Scan
63O God, I thank Thee for each sightTRUROPage Scan
64The bird let loose in eastern skiesSPOHRPage Scan
65Sing to the Lord a joyful songKOENIGPage Scan
66The shadows of the evening hoursST. LEONARDPage Scan
67Now the day is overMERRIALPage Scan
68Day is dying in the westEVENING PRAISEPage Scan
69aSoftly now the light of dayWOODMANPage Scan
69bSoftly now the light of dayHOLLEYPage Scan
70aThe radiant morn hath passed awayIN MEMORIAMPage Scan
70bThe radiant morn hath passed awayMEMORIAPage Scan
71Abide with me! fast falls the eventideEVENTIDEPage Scan
72God that madest earth and heavenTEMPLEPage Scan
73aThe day is past and overST. ANATOLIUS, No. 1Page Scan
73bThe day is past and overST. ANATOLIUS, No. 2Page Scan
74Saviour, again to Thy dear name we raiseELLERSPage Scan
75Now woods are all reposingFAIRLEA (Nun ruhen)Page Scan
76Saviour, breathe an evening blessingLOWTONPage Scan
77At even, ere the sun was setANGELUSPage Scan
78The day of Resurrection!ROTTERDAMPage Scan
79Safely through another weekDIXPage Scan
80The day of praise is doneIGNATIUSPage Scan
81Christian, dost thou see themST. ANDREW OF CRETEPage Scan
82In the hour of trialST. MARY MAGDALENEPage Scan
83aMy soul be on thy guardLABANPage Scan
83bMy soul be on thy guardLEIGHTONPage Scan
84Christian, seek not yet reposeVIGILATEPage Scan
85One thing I of the Lord desireRISEHOLMEPage Scan
86Prince of Peace, control my willNUREMBERGPage Scan
87Because I knew not when my life was goodARTAVIAPage Scan
88We have not known Thee as we oughtSWEDENPage Scan
89Show me myself, O holy LordST. CUTHBERTPage Scan
90aTo Thine eternal arms, O GodEASTONPage Scan
90bTo Thine eternal arms, O GodTALLISPage Scan
91Forgive, O Lord, the doubts that breakBLENDENPage Scan

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