| Title | Parts |
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| [] Grant us Thy peace. A festival Vesper hymn pub C. Vincent, London 1891 |
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| [] The Norman Baron. Choral ballad. Soprano, chorus and orchestra poem by Longfellow pub Novello, Ewer & Co., London & New York 1898 |
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| [] Shadows. A hush song. 1899 words F. G. Attenborough |
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| [] Cleanse us, O Lord, and keep us undefiled. Anthem for treble or tenor solo and chorus pub C. Vincent, London 1900 |
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| [] Festival setting of the Vesper hymn Lord keep us safe this night with an additional Verse & sevenfold Amen pub C. Vincent, London 1900 |
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| [] By the cross. A Lenten and Pasion-tide church cantata pub C. Vincent, London 1900 |
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| [] Form of Service for the dedication of an organ pub Vincent Music Co., London 1901 |
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| [] In memoriam. Victoria, regina et imperatrix. A meditation pub C. Vincent, London 1901 |
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| [] Vocal exercises for choir-boys pub C. Vincent, London 1901 |
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| [] The story of the cross. Hymn pub C. Vincent, London 1901 |
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| [] Gray hills, gray skies, gray lights. Song words W. E. Henley pub Vincent Music Co., London 1902 |
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| [] Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in D pub Vincent Music Co., London 1902 |
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| [] Dear love, goodbye. Song words R. Wyndham pub Vincent Music Co., London 1902 |
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| [] Communion Service in G. (Kyrie from Tallis) pub Vincent Music Co., London 1903 |
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| [] Jesu, abide with us. Vesper hymn no. 3 and Recessional pub Vincent Music Co., London 1903 |
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| [] Festival setting of the Magnificat and Nunc dimittis in d pub Vincent Music Co., London 1903 |
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| [] Three Vesper hymns pub Vincent Music Co., London 1904 |
[] 1 - Lord, keep us safe this night [] 2 - Grant us Thy peace [] 3 - Jesu, abide with us |
| [] The silent land. Partsong for unaccompanied choral singing the words by W. H. Longfellow pub Vincent Music Co., London 1907 |
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| [] An appendix to "By the cross", containing supplemental numbers pub Vincent Music Co., London 1908 |
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| [] Be ye all of one mind. Athem for tenor and chorus pub Vincent Music Co., London 1910 |
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| [] A Song of Spring. Caprice for organ pub Vincent Music Co., London 1911 |
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| [] Evensong. Organ pub Vincent Music Co., London 1911 |
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| [] Andante expressivo. Organ pub Vincent Music Co., London 1911 |
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| [] Song of Autumn. Organ pub Vincent Music Co., London 1911 |
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| [] An elegy. Organ pub Vincent Music Co., London 1912 |
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| [] Benedicite, omnia opera pub Vincent Music Co., London 1912 |
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| [] Ye golden dolphins, a tale of old Tetbury (17th century). Comic opera. Institute Hall, Tetbury nov1912 libretto Dr. T. Warburton Walker and Mr. W. H. Ludlow, both of Tetbury |
Act 1. The Grotto of the Sea Nymphs, off Lundy Island Act 2, Scene 1. The Hermit's Cave, Tetbury Act 2, Scene 2. Before Chavenage's House Act 3. The Market Place, Tetbury |
| [] Pastorale. Organ pub G. Schirmer, London & New York 1913 |
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| [] An easy congregational setting of the Office of Holy Communion, arranged to familiar church melodies pub Novello & Co., London 1920 |
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| [] Vesper hymn words A. J. MacMaster Yair pub Novello & Co., London 1922 |
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| [] Adonais. Cantata | |
| [] At the Shrine. Cantata | |
| [] God our refuge. Cantata | |
| [] Salutaris hostia. Organ | |
| [] Shadows of grey dreams. Organ | |
| [] My lady sleeps. Part song | |
| [] Swedish love songs. Song | |
| [] Mavourneen. Song | |
| [] Cushla Macree. Song |