William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860 sheet music and scores
This collection reflects catalog attributions. Biographical information and attributions have not been independently researched.
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860 appears in the catalogue with 10 scores, about 8 minutes of music and 1,120 notated notes. The material is classical repertoire. 0 entries carry lyrics, and 10 sit at the easiest complexity index. The most-viewed titles are O blessed Lord, what hast thou done - Mary Bowley Peters, Lord, I believe a rest remains - Charles Wesley and EVAN (Havergal) - W. H. Havergal. The catalogue does not record a reliable biography for this name, so the page describes the files rather than the person. Every score can be previewed, transposed and downloaded.
- 10Scores
- 8 minutesMusic (approx.)
- 1,120Notated notes
- 0Scores with lyric notation
About William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860
William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860 is a catalogue heading for 10 scores, not a documented biography. The collection runs to about 8 minutes and 1,120 notated notes. 10 entries sit at complexity index 0, 0 at index 1 and 0 at index 2; 0 include lyrics.
The titles are preserved as uploaded. They mix O blessed Lord, what hast thou done - Mary Bowley Peters, Lord, I believe a rest remains - Charles Wesley and EVAN (Havergal) - W. H. Havergal with generic movement or dance names, so the same piece can appear under more than one spelling. Check the scoring and any editorial marks on the file before printing.
The list below links to the most-viewed works. Related composers point to the same broad repertoire, and every entry remains a noindex catalogue record until a biography and independent sources are added.
The catalogue-only status is deliberate: the page is kept out of the search index until a researched biography and independent sources can be attached.
The catalogue preserves the uploaded titles, so spellings and attributions vary between entries. Check the scoring and any editorial marks before printing, and use the related links to move between composers in the same broad repertoire.
Listening and playing notes
These are notated scores rather than recordings. The easiest entries use block chords and a clear melody; the index-1 and index-2 pieces add passing notes, fuller textures or divisi. Read the first page to judge the arrangement, and check whether the file is a full score, a single part or a reduction before downloading. Use the preview to judge the arrangement before downloading, and check whether the file is a full score, a part or a reduction.
Selected scores
O blessed Lord, what hast thou done - Mary Bowley Peters
Among the most-viewed files here (5 views), at complexity index 0.
Lord, I believe a rest remains - Charles Wesley
Among the most-viewed files here (5 views), at complexity index 0.
EVAN (Havergal) - W. H. Havergal
Among the most-viewed files here (4 views), at complexity index 0.
Our Savior's voice is soft and sweet - Elizabeth Parson
Among the most-viewed files here (3 views), at complexity index 0.
Lord, it belongs not to my care - Richard Baxter
Among the most-viewed files here (3 views), at complexity index 0.
Jesus died for me - Samuel Alman
Among the most-viewed files here (3 views), at complexity index 0.
In mercy, Lord, remember me, Through all the hours of the night - Johann Friedrich Hertzog
Among the most-viewed files here (3 views), at complexity index 0.
A mind at perfect peace with God - Horatius Bonar
Among the most-viewed files here (1 views), at complexity index 0.
Questions about William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860
How many William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860 scores are in the catalogue?
There are 10, running to about 8 minutes and 1,120 notated notes.
Why is there no biography?
The catalogue has no reliable biography for this name, so the page sticks to the files and their metadata.
Can these scores be transposed?
Yes. Each score can be previewed and transposed before download, subject to the file's own format.
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Catalog editions and arrangements attributed to William Havergal 1847; arr. Lowell Mason 1860.