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(Posted 1999-10-25) CPDL #00354:

Editor: Christopher Braginetz (submitted 1999-10-25). Score information: Letter, 3 pages, 160 kB Copyright: CPDL

Edition notes: A copy of the edition by E. H. Fellowes published by OUP in 1935 and included in OUP's A Sixteenth-Century Anthem Book (1960). The Soprano part, which is now missing, was recomposed by Fellowes. Fellowes chose to ignore the original music for verse 3 (i.e. from 'O Father, through thy blessed Son' onwwards), preferring instead to repeat the music of verse 2. A revised edition, re-transcribed from the original source and using all the original music, was published by OUP in 1991.

General Information

Title: O Lord, the Maker of All Thing
Composer: Anonymous

Number of voices: 4vv Voicing: SATB
Genre: Sacred, Anthem

Language: English
Instruments: A cappella

First published: 1935
Description: A setting of a text from the King's Primer of 1545 based on the Compline hymn Te lucis ante terminum. The first bar (mistranscribed in Fellowes's edition and further in CPDL #00354) was taken from the plainsong hymn Christe qui lux es et dies, for Compline in Lent.

External websites:

Original text and translations

Original text and translations may be found at O Lord, the maker of all thing.

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+:{{EdNotes|A copy of the edition by E. H. Fellowes published by OUP in 1935 and included in OUP's ''A Sixteenth-Century Anthem Book'' (1960).  The Soprano part, which is now missing, was recomposed by Fellowes. Fellowes chose to ignore the original music for verse 3 (i.e. from 'O Father, through thy blessed Son' onwwards), preferring instead to repeat the music of verse 2. A revised edition, re-transcribed from the original source and using all the original music, was published by OUP in 1991.}}
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-'''Title:''' ''O Lord, the Maker of All Thing''<br>
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 {{Composer|Anonymous}}
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-'''Instruments:''' <br>
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+{{Descr|A setting of a text from the ''King's Primer'' of 1545 based on the Compline hymn ''Te lucis ante terminum''. The first bar (mistranscribed in Fellowes's edition and further in CPDL #00354) was taken from the plainsong hymn ''Christe qui lux es et dies'', for Compline in Lent.}}
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 ==Original text and translations==
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+{{LinkText|O Lord, the maker of all thing}}
-<poem>
-O Lord, the maker of all thing,
-We pray Thee now in this evening
-Us to defend through Thy mercy
-From all deceit of our enemy.
-Let neither us deluded be,
-Good Lord, with dream or fantasy;
-Our hearts waking in Thee Thou keep
-That we in sin fall not on sleep.
-O father, through Thy blessed Son,
-Grant us this our petition,
-To whom, with the Holy Ghost alwaies,
-In heaven and earth be laud and praise.
-</poem>
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