Rejoice, the Lord is King (John Jones)
- Alcock, O Praise the Lord
- Aldrich, Not unto us
- And is the Gospel Peace and Love?
- Anstey, O Jerusalem, Jerusalem
- Arnold, From all who Dwell below the Skies
- As I went on a Merry Morning
- Attwood, Almighty Lord, dispose each mind
- Attwood, Enter Not into Judgment
- Avison, Sound the loud timbrel
- Batten, My soul truly waiteth still upon God
- The Beatitudes (Shaker Hymn)
- Behold the Rose of Sharon Here
- The Bitter Withy
- Bremner, Non Nobis Domine
- Bremner, Praise the Lord ye Servants
- Bright the Vision that Delighted
- Broderip, Psalm 47
- Broderip, The Lord, the Universal King
- Carol for Saint Hugh of Lincoln's Day
- Busby, My God, how endless is thy Love
- Bridle of the Wild Colts
- Church, I will Magnify thee
- Clarke, I will Sing of the Lord
- Clarke, My Song shall be
- Croft, O Lord, thou hast searched me out
- Ford, Haste thee, O Lord
- Fox, Teach me thy way, O Lord
- Franck, Ave Maria
- Gibbons, Blessed be the Lord God of Israel (Ps. 106:34)
- God be in my Head
- God, our Father and our Mother (Shaker Hymn)
- Greene, Acquaint thyself with God
- Greene, Honor and Majesty
- Hail to the Bard!
- Hayes, Blessed are all they that fear the Lord
- Hayes, I will Magnify Thee
- Heavenly Father, Heavenly Mother (Shaker Hymn)
- Hold thou my hands
- How Firm a Foundation
- How pleasant, how divinely fair
- I Feel the Winds of God Today
- Infinite Love (Shaker Hymn)
- Jackson, Awake, Put on thy Strength
- Jackson, Blessed is he whose Hope is in the Lord
- Kent, Oh, that I had Wings like a Dove
- Kent, Sing, O Heavens
- Kent, Thine, O Lord, is the Greatness
- King, Unto thee, O Lord
- Lilith
- Let songs of joy to God ascend
- Lo, as the Potter molds his Clay
- Lonely Traveler
- Loosemore, Why art thou so heavy, O my soul?
- Marcello, O hold thou me up
- Marcello, The Sun that Walks his Airy Way
- Mason, Lord of all power and might
- Mrs. Hemans, Ave Sanctissima
- My God, what endless pleasures dwell
- Not One Sparrow (Shaker Hymn)
- Novello, Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem
- Novello, Sing unto the Lord a new song
- O for a Thousand Tongues to Sing
- O happy band of pilgrims
- O Love that casts out fear
- Okeland, Praise the Lord, O my soul
- Praise the Lord with Cheerful Noise
- Pucitta, Strike the Cymbal
- Rejoice! the Lord is King (Goss)
- Rejoice! the Lord is King (Jones)
- Resignation (Shaker Hymn)
- Richardson, O how Amiable
- Robert Topliff, Remember thy Creator
- Robert Topliff, Ruth & Naomi
- Rogers, Teach me, O Lord, the Way of thy Statutes
- Saint Thekla
- Schop, As a Bird Dawning
- Shaw, All things fair and bright are thine
- Shine Forth Eternal Source
- Smart, From All who Dwell below the Skies
- Sweet hymns and songs will I recite
- The Earthly Paradise
- The Lord of life my shepherd is
- Thomas Causton, O Lord in thee is all my Trust
- Thou art the Way, by thee alone
- Through the creatures thou hast made
- Tye, Actes of the Apostles
- Tye, How Long wilt thou Forget me, Lord?
- Tye, O Lord my God, I will Exalt Thee
- Tye, The Winter's Sleep was Long and Deep
- Webbe, When Lost in Wonder
- Weldon, O Praise God in his Holiness
- Weldon, O Praise the Lord
- Wenzel Müller, Nations shall do him Service
- Wesley, Ave Regina
- Clarke-Whitfeld, O sing unto the Lord"
- Whyte, Prayse hym in the Symbales and Daunces
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John Jones (1728-1796) was Organist of the Temple Church, the Charterhouse and St. Paul's Cathedral in London. His setting of "Rejoice, the Lord is King," makes a change from Handel's well-known tune, "Gopsal." Download PDF |
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