| Title | Parts |
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| [] Twelve psalm and hymn tunes. London 1792 | including the tune "Fotheringay" |
| [] I am not concerned to know. Trio words Dr. Watts pub James Peck, London 1803 |
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| [] Four moral pieces. London 1803 | [] 1 - Morning [] 2 - The rose [] 3 - The sun dial [] 4 - The wish |
| [] The star of Bethlehem, a new ode on the Nativity. Mixed choir the poetry from the remains of H. K. White pub James Peck & C. W. Banister, London 1808 pub J. & J. Peck, London 1833 |
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| [] Dr. Doddridge's twenty-fifth hymn. For three voices. Fotheringay tune from Nodes & Bowcher's selection of psalm & hymn tunes pub James Peck, London 1822 |
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| [] Sovereign of life. A hymn written by Dr. Doddridge, set to music by C. W. Banister (tune "Fotheringay"). A new edition corrected
and arranged for four voices and the piano forte or organ pub James Peck & C. W. Banister, London c1830 |
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| [] A new and complete edition, revised and corrected with an accompaniment for the piano forte, comprising many compositions never before
published, of the vocal music of the late Charles William Banister edited and published by Henry Joshua Banister. London 1831-1833 |
21 compositions by Charles William Banister |
| [] A new and complete edition, revised and corrected with an accompaniment for the piano forte, comprising many compositions never before
published, of the vocal music of the late Charles William Banister. Now first collected into one volume, the poetry from the works of Milton,
Dr. Watts, Dr. Doddridge and other eminent authors edited and published by Henry Joshua Banister. London 1840 |