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GB/6a/22 The Bold Fisherman Version 2 of 3

tune by Philip Rosseter - When Laura Smiles

Cantus

tune by Philip Rosseter - When Laura Smiles

Bassus

tune by Philip Rosseter - When Laura Smiles

tune by Philip Rosseter - When Laura Smiles

Bassus

Behold, these words are trustworthy and true - Veni Emmanuel from a 15th Century processional of French Franciscan nuns (the setting for the funeral hymn Libera me). Arranged by Thomas Helmore in the Hymnal Noted

Again our earthly cares we leave - Manoah Giaochino A. Rossini (1792–1868). Arranged in Collection of Church Music

Joy to Great Caesar. SenH.012

Farinelli's Groundaka. SenH.012

Die wilden Hhner - Ouvertre [finished]

- Piano Solo -

Telemann, G.P. _ Recorder Sonata F-Dur TWV 41:F2 [Rec-Bsn-Hch]

für Blockflöte und Bassocontinuo aus Der Getreue Musikmeister (1728) Transcribed for Recorder Fagotto and Harpsichord from IMSLP325740 PDF File

In The Ending Of The Year - Rev. Thomas Helmore, Piae Cantiones, 1582.  Melody below from the Jistebnicz Kantional, circa 1420, taken from G. M. Dreves' Cantiones Bohemicae, and harmonized by Rev. G. R. Woodward.

Christ Was Born on Christmas Day - Version 1 - Resonet In Laudibus, the Finnish title of the German tune, Fourteenth Century. Also known as Nunc Angelorum, adapted by Rev. Thomas Helmore from Piae Cantiones, 1582.

Veni, Veni Emmanuel! - Daniel - "Veni Emmanuel," 15th Century French Plain Song melody, Arranged and harmonized by Thomas Helmore inHymnal Noted, Part II (London: 1856). Based on a 15th Century French Processional (Some sources give a

Hey down down / Shall I goe walke the woods so wild / Oft have I ridden uponn my gray nag