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| Frank H. Holmes 1879- London Staines Reginald H. Holmes 1880- London Staines in Calgary met Reginald Holmes Marguerite Allen Lilian Allen |
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| [] Accompaniments to plainsong for schools. 1933 music by Herbert Philip Allen (1868-1961), organist in Liverpool, in collaboration with Alfred Alleyne pub Rushworth & Dreaper, Liverpool |
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| [] Ales diei nuntius. Hymn tune Vernham Dean by Alleyne in the Hymnal A little primer for home and school. 1935 |
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| [] Hymns, hymn tunes and prayers. New hymns 1940-1948 music by Alfred Alleyne, including compositions by Jeremiah Clarke, Orlando Gibbons and Louis Bourgeois mostly from A Little Primer 1935 a 5-page review was published by The Hymn Society of Great Britain and Ireland apr1947 pub Novello & Co., London dec1943 pub C. H. Woodward, Devizes Wiltshire feb1944 pub Novello & Co., London feb1944 pub Novello & Co., London jan1947 pub Novello & Co., London jul1947 |
[] 1 - Seven morning hymns [] 1/1 - By night arising let us watch be keeping [] 1/2 - See how the shadow of the night now wasteth, tune Egloshayle. Alfred Alleyne [] 1/3 - The winge'd harbinger of day [] 1/4 - Now Holy Ghost for ever one, tune Brockham [] 1/5 - Now that the day star lights the sky, tune Uffingham. Jeremiah Clarke [] 1/6 - Now the day-star hath arisen, tune Boldre [] 1/7 - For children, tune Vernham Dean. Alfred Alleyne [] 2 - Five evening hymns [] 2/1 - God, of all things the strength and stay, Song 34. Orlando Gibbons [] 2/2 - Before the daylight flies away, tune Bromley [] 2/3 - O light, O blesse'd Trinity [] 2/4 - To fill the early hours of night, tune Uffingham. Jeremiah Clarke [] 2/5 - Saturday, tune St Michael's Mount. Alfred Alleyne [] 3 - Five hymns for use at Holy Communion [] 3/1 - Thee we adore, who condescends. Song 5. Orlando Gibbons [] 3/2 - Ave verum corpus "Hail, O hail thou very body", tune Corpus Christi. Alfred Alleyne [] 3/3 - Jesu, the sweetest memory, tune West Hill [] 3/4 - Psalm 23, tune Steventon [] 3/5 - God be in my head, tune Ibthorpe. Alfred Alleyne [] 4 - Three hymns for use at other times [] 4/1 - Undying love this world begun, tune Ich fahr dahin [] 4/2 - Psalm 100, tune Agincourt. Alfred Alleyne [] 4/3 - All people that on earth do dwell, tune The Old Hundredth. Louis Bourgeois [] 5 - In time of war "The Lord hath taught our hands to war", tune St Michael's Mount. Alfred Alleyne [] 6 - Eight hymn tunes [] 6/1 - Bishopthorpe [] 6/2 - King's Norton. Jeremiah Clarke [] 6/3 - Crux Easton [] 6/4 - Warleggan [] 6/5 - Cardynham [] 6/6 - St Mary Bourne [] 6/7 - Chawton. Alfred Alleyne [] 6/8 - Song 1. Orlando Gibbons [] 7 - Three settings of Amen. Alfred Alleyne, Orlando Gibbons [] 8 - 16 Prayers |
| [] For all the saints who from their labours rest. Hymn words bishop W. H. How, music Alfred Alleyne pub Novello & Co. Ltd., London 25feb1945 |
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| writing: Combechester. A novel for church musicians by Alfred Alleyne pub The Argonaut Press, London 1939 pub C. H. Woodward, Devizes Wiltshire 1943 |
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| writing: Richard of Barnsdale, and other verse by Alfred Alleyne pub C. H. Woodward, Devizes Wiltshire 1943 |