Works with Reginald Heber as librettist
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Creators | View on IMSLP | Key | Opus | Composed | Instrumentation | Code |
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| Bread of the World | Davide C. Marney (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) |  |
1996 | voice and piano |  |
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| Brightest and Best, Schleifer 247 | William Wallace Gilchrist (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
Schleifer 247 | voice and piano | |
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| Rest Thee on this Mossy Pillow | Henry Thomas Smart (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
F major | 2 sopranos, alto and piano female chorus and piano |
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| God, that Madest Earth and Heaven | Edward Broome (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
E flat major | mixed chorus and organ | |
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| Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning | Charles Whitney Coombs (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
E major | soprano, tenor, mixed chorus, harp, violin and organ | |
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| Bread of the World | Benjamin Nunn (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
G minor | 1997 | soprano, alto, tenor and bass | |
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| Palestine | William Crotch (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
1805 | voices, mixed chorus and orchestra | |
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| Association Hymn Book | YMCA (composer) and Sarah Flower Adams (librettist) and Cecil Frances Alexander (librettist) and Saint Anatolius (librettist) and Harriet Auber (librettist) and Henry Williams Baker (librettist) and John Bakewell (librettist) and Sabine Baring-Gould (librettist) and Bernard Barton (librettist) and Benjamin Beddome (librettist) and Louis FitzGerald Benson (librettist) and Edward Henry Bickersteth (librettist) and Philip Paul Bliss (librettist) and John Ernest Bode (librettist) and Horatius Bonar (librettist) and Jane Laurie Borthwick (librettist) and John Bowring (librettist) and Matthew Bridges (librettist) and William Cullen Bryant (librettist) and Phoebe Cary (librettist) and John Cawood (librettist) and John Cennink (librettist) and Alexander Clark (librettist) and Elizabeth Cecelia Clephane (librettist) and Samuel O'Malley Cluff (librettist) and Bernard de Cluny (librettist) and Elizabeth Harris Codner (librettist) and George Cooper (librettist) and Anne Ross Cousin (librettist) and William Cowper (librettist) and Arthur Cleveland Coxe (librettist) and George Croly (librettist) and Fanny Crosby (librettist) and William Chatterton Dix (librettist) and William Orcutt Cushing (librettist) and Edward Arthur Dayman (librettist) and George Washington Doane (librettist) and Philip Doddridge (librettist) and Sarah Doudney (librettist) and Henry Downton (librettist) and George Duffield Jr. (librettist) and James Edmeston (librettist) and John Ellerton (librettist) and Charlotte Elliott (librettist) and Emily Elizabeth Steele Elliott (librettist) and Frederick William Faber (librettist) and Reverend John Fawcett (librettist) and Sarh Laurie Borthwick Findlater (librettist) and Joseph Henry Gilmore (librettist) and Sir Robert Grant (librettist) and Joseph Grigg (librettist) and Eliza Hamilton (librettist) and Arabella Katherine Hankey (librettist) and Lewis Hartsough (librettist) and Thomas Hastings (librettist) and Frances Ridley Havergal (librettist) and Hugh Reginald Haweis (librettist) and Annie Sherwood Hawks (librettist) and George Heath (librettist) and Reginald Heber (librettist) and Edward Hopper (librettist) and William Walsham How (librettist) and Ralph Erskine Hudson (librettist) and William Hurn (librettist) and John Keble (librettist) and George Keith (librettist) and Thomas Kelly (librettist) and Thomas Ken (librettist) and Mary Artemisia Lathbury (librettist) and Samuel Longfellow (librettist) and William Dunn Longstaff (librettist) and Martin Luther (librettist) and Henry Francis Lyte (librettist) and Norman Macleod (librettist) and Daniel March (librettist) and Samuel Medley (librettist) and John Samuel Bewley Monsell (librettist) and James Montgomery (librettist) and Thomas Moore (librettist) and Edward Mote (librettist) and Gerard Moultrie (librettist) and John Mason Neale (librettist) and John Henry Newman (librettist) and John Newton (librettist) and James Nicholson (librettist) and Horatio Richmond Palmer (librettist) and Ray Palmer (librettist) and William Williams Pantycelyn (librettist) and Edward Perronet (librettist) and Sylvanus Dryden Phelps (librettist) and Folliott Sandford Pierpoint (librettist) and Thomas Joseph Potter (librettist) and Elizabeth Prentiss (librettist) and Rossiter Worthington Raymond (librettist) and Andrew Reed (librettist) and John Henry Sammis (librettist) and Ira David Sankey (librettist) and Joseph Medlicott Scriven (librettist) and Robert Seagrave (librettist) and Edmund Hamilton Sears (librettist) and William Fiske Sherwin (librettist) and William True Sleeper (librettist) and Samuel Francis Smith (librettist) and Anne Steele (librettist) and Samuel Stennett (librettist) and Samuel John Stone (librettist) and Augustus Toplady (librettist) and Lawrence Tuttiett (librettist) and John Hart Stockton (librettist) and Martha Matilda Stockton (librettist) and Samuel John Stone (librettist) and Hugh Stowell (librettist) and Alfred Tennyson (librettist) and Godfrey Thring (librettist) and Dorothy Ann Thrupp (librettist) and Henry Twells (librettist) and William Walford (librettist) and Annie Louisa Walker (librettist) and James Cowden Wallace (librettist) and George Augustus Warburton (librettist) and Henry Ware (librettist) and Anna Bartlett Warner (librettist) and Isaac Watts (librettist) and Marcus Morris Wells (librettist) and Charles Wesley Sr. (librettist) and Henry Kirke White (librettist) and Catherine Winkworth (librettist) and Anna Laetitia Waring (librettist) and Frederick Whitfield (librettist) and William Whiting (librettist) and John Greenleaf Whittier (librettist) and Daniel Webster Whittle (librettist) and Helen Maria Williams (librettist) and William Ellsworth Witter (librettist) and Christopher Wordsworth (librettist) and John Henry Yates (librettist) | |
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| A Prayer for Peace | William Crotch (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
D major | 1800 | |
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| God, that madest earth and heaven | George Hogarth (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
E flat major | soprano, tenor, bass and piano mixed chorus and piano |
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| Holy, Holy, Holy | John Bacchus Dykes (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
D major | 1861 | mixed chorus | |
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| Ar hyd y nos | Anthony St. Pierre (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
2008 | voice and piano voice and organ |
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| Panis mundi | Anthony St. Pierre (composer) and Reginald Heber (librettist) | |
F major | 1999 | |
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