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Lord, for thy tender mercy's sake

Hilton Sen., John (1565?-1608) [ England ]

Edition
Published by Oxford University Press [Great Britain] , 1957 ; in The Oxford easy anthem book (186 p.)
Number of pages : 2
Editor or author of the restitution: Fellowes, Edmund Horace
Type of material: Score with keyboard for rehearsal only
Copyright : 1939 by The Church Music Society
ISMN/ISBN : 0193533219
 
Description
Text in: English
Epoque: 16th century  (1550-1599)
Genre-Style-Form: Sacred ; Anthem ; Prayer
Type of Choir: SATB  (4 mixed voices )
Difficulty choir (incr.from 1 to 5): 2
Difficulty conductor (incr.from A to E): A
Tonality: G major
Duration: 2.0 min.
Liturgical Use: Lent ; Penitence
Musicological Sources: This anthem has been attributed to Richard Farrant, but early MSS agree in ascribing it to the elder John Hilton.
Source of text: From "Lydney's praiers", which form a section of Henry Bull's "Christian praiers and holy meditacions" (1568)
 

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