The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... praise of God our Lord ; Great is his name , and great his might . Solo . - Eve . ( hh ) Ye purling fountains tune his praise , And wave your tops , ye pines ; Ye plants exhale - ye flowers breathe To him your balmy scent . Solo ...
... praise of God our Lord ; Great is his name , and great his might . Solo . - Eve . ( hh ) Ye purling fountains tune his praise , And wave your tops , ye pines ; Ye plants exhale - ye flowers breathe To him your balmy scent . Solo ...
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... Praise Jehovah , all ye voices , Praise him all created nature ! Celebrate his pow'r and glory ; Let his name resound on high ! Jehovah's praise shall sound for evermore . The Lord is great - his praise shall ever last . The icords to ...
... Praise Jehovah , all ye voices , Praise him all created nature ! Celebrate his pow'r and glory ; Let his name resound on high ! Jehovah's praise shall sound for evermore . The Lord is great - his praise shall ever last . The icords to ...
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... praise and worship and exalt the only living and true God . And God has been pleased to say , " Whoso offereth praise glorifieth me . The holy and blessed inhabitants of heaven can perform no service , that is better suited to promote ...
... praise and worship and exalt the only living and true God . And God has been pleased to say , " Whoso offereth praise glorifieth me . The holy and blessed inhabitants of heaven can perform no service , that is better suited to promote ...
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