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Arrangement of Waltz no. 3 (by Rivergrove) for a big orchestra

Orchestrated version

Lord, it belongs not to my care - Richard Baxter

A mind at perfect peace with God - Horatius Bonar

Fools in their hearts believe and say - Isaac Watts

【 W.I.P】Wind Quartet -- Song of Healing

He'd Have To Get Under - Get Out And Get Under (To Fix Up His Automobile)

(TO FIX UP HIS AUTOMOBILE)

Our Savior's voice is soft and sweet - Elizabeth Parson

On Jordan's Bank the Baptist's Cry: SATB Winchester New

Akane-chan Will Listen to Anything You Have to Say (Seyana) - GYARI (WIP)

ä½ããèããããèããããããããããã³Nandemo Iukoto wo Kiite Kureru Akane-chan

Cursed Music

But It's Actually Reunion

Christ, whose glory fills the skies - C Wesley to Ratisbon 77 77 77

HWV56N27 - All they that see him laugh him to scorn

Number 27: Tenor Accompagnato in b-flat minor (written with three flats) Messiah 1741 For more Handel see http://handel.ejmaurath.com/

O blessed Lord, what hast thou done - Mary Bowley Peters

In mercy, Lord, remember me, Through all the hours of the night - Johann Friedrich Hertzog

Old Tom of Oxford (T tells us that this is the title - you can leave this line blank, but for good form don't leave it out or the computer - in the case of an ABC decoder - would have problems reading the tune)

Old Tom of Oxford (T tells us that this is the title - you can leave this line blank, but for good form don't leave it out or the computer - in the case of an ABC decoder - would have problems reading the tune)

GOOD LUCK! (You're gonna need it) A piano duet. My addition to the impossible piano epics here on musescore! (also the first song I have ever written!)

You're gonna need it!

Above the hills of time - Londonderry Irish melody. Music aficionados will recognize this as the tune used with Danny Boy. The music may have been written in the 17th Century by Rory Dall O’Cahan (also known as Rory Dall Morison). The tun

Above the hills of time - Londonderry Irish melody. Music aficionados will recognize this as the tune used with Danny Boy. The music may have been written in the 17th Century by Rory Dall O’Cahan (also known as Rory Dall Morison). The tun

Oh, False One, You Have Deceived Me (from The Pirates of Penzance)

From The Pirates of Penzance