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Organ

1. And they came to a place named Gethsemane.RecitativeAdagio

The CrucifixionA meditation on the sacred Passion of the Holy Redeemer.

80

Words selected and written by The Revd J. Sparrow Simpson. MA. Music by Sir John Stainer.

Tenor Solo

And they came to a place nam - ed Geth - se - ma-ne, And Je - sus

Organ

9

T Sol

saith to his dis - ci - ples: Sit ye here, while I shall pray.

Org

15

cres.

Bass Solo

Could ye not watch with me one brief hour? Could ye not pi - ty my sor - est need?

Organ

27 Andante

2. The Agony

x 2

cres.

cres.

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B sol

Ah! if ye sleep while the tem - pests lower, sure-ly, My friends, I am lone in - deed.

Org

35

dim.

dim.

Sop/Alt

Je - su, Lord Je - su, bowed in bit - ter an - guish, and bear - ing all the

Ten/Bass

Organ

43

Choruscres.

cres.

SA

e - vil we have done, Oh, teach us, teach us how to love thee for

T/B

Org

48 x 3

cres.

cres.



SA

thy love; Help us to pray, and watch, and mourn with thee.

T/B

Org

54

dim.

dim.

B sol

Could ye not watch with me one brief hour? Did ye not say up-on Ke - dron's slope,

Org

60

cres.

x 4

cres.

B sol

Ye would not fall in - to the Tempt - er's power? Did ye not mur-mur great words of hope?

Org

68

Sop/Alt

Je - su, Lord Je - su, bowed in bit - ter an - guish, and bear - ing all the

Ten/Bass

Organ

76

Choruscres.

cres.



SA

e - vil we have done, Oh, teach us, teach us how to love thee for

T/B

Org

81

cres.

cres.

SA

thy love; Help us to pray, and watch, and mourn with thee.

T/B

Org

87 x 5

dim.

dim.

Bass Solo

Could ye not watch with me? e - ven so: Will - ing in heart, but the flesh is vain.

Organ

93 (ad lib)

a tempo.

cres. dim.

B sol

Back to mine ag - o - ny I must go, Lone-ly to pray in bit - ter-est pain.

Org

101

rit. dim. TenorSolo

rit.dim.



T Sol

And they

Org

109 Allegro. x 6120

Allegro.

Full Swell.

T Sol

laid their hands on him, and took him, and

Org

111

T Sol

led him a-way to the high priest. And the high priest ask-ed him and said un-to him,

B sol

Art thou the Christ, he Son of the

Org

113 ad lib. Slow.

A voice in the choir

T Sol

Je - sus said,

B sol

Bless-ed? I am: and ye shall see the Son of man sit-ting on the right hand of

Org

119 Slow. x 7

cres.

Slow.

cres. cres.



T Sol

The the high priest

B sol

power, and com - ing in the clouds of heaven.

Org

125 Allegro molto.

cres. cres. colla voce.

Allegro molto.

T Sol

rent his clothes, and saith:

B sol

What need we a-ny fur-ther wit-ness-es? Ye have

Org

130

rit.

A voice in the choir

T Sol

And they all con - demned him to be guilt - y of death. And they bound Je-sus and

B sol

heard the blas-phe-my.

Org

136

Slow. a tempo.

x 8

Slow a tempo.



T Sol

car-ried him a-way, and de - li-vered him to Pi-late. And Pi-late will-ing to con - tent the peo-ple, re - leas-ed Bar-ra-bas un-to

Org

142

Adagio. Cres.

Recitative Moderato.

dim. a tempo.

Adagio. cres. a tempo.

T Sol

them, and de-li - vered Je - sus, when he had scourg-ed him, to be cru - ci-fied. And the sol-diers led him a - way.

Org

147

cres.

cres.

Attacca.

Organ

154

3. Processional to Calvary.

Moderato maestoso

x 9100

con Ped.

Org

1621.

Repeat Poco piu forte.

2.



Org

169

Poco rit. a tempo.Soft Diapason Great.

Org

177 x 10

Org

185

rall.Swell.

Solo.

Pedal.

Org

191

dim.Swell.

senza Pedal.

Org

197

rall. cres. molto

Moderato maestoso.

Great. cres.

Pedal.



S

Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates!

A


T


B

Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates!

Org

205 x 11

S

fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates!

A


T


B


Org

211

poco rit.

poco rit.

poco rit.

poco rit.

Tuba. Great. Tuba. poco rit. Great.



S

fling wide the gates! for the Sa-viour waits to tread in his ro - yal way; He has come from a-bove, in his

A


T


B


Org

216

Tempo 1 mo. pomposo.

x 12

dim.

Tempo 1 mo. pomposo. dim.




S

power and love, To die on this Pas-sion day. Fling wide the gates! the Sa-viour

A

power and love, To die on this Pas-sion day. Fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa-viour

T

power and love, To die on this Pas-sion day. Fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa-viour

B

power and love, To die on this day. Fling wide the gates! Fling wide the gates! He waits the Sa-viour

Org

221

poco accel.

poco accel.

poco accel.

poco accel.



S

waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! the Sa - viour waits to

A

waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! the Sa - viour waits!

T

waits! Fling wide the gates! Fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa - viour waits! To

B

waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa - viour waits!

Org

226 x 13

S

tread in his ro - yal way, Fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa - viour waits!

A

Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa - viour waits!

T

tread in his ro - yal way, Fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa - viour waits!

B

Fling wide the gates! Fling wide the gates! He waits the Sa - viour waits!

Org

231

rall. cres.

rall. cres.

rall. cres.

rall. cres.

rall. cres.



S

Fling wide the gates! for the Sa-viour waits to tread in his roy - al way; He has come from a-bove in his

A


T


B


Org

236






S

power and love, To die on this Pas - sion day. His

A

power and love, To die on this Pas - sion day. His cross is the sign of a love di-vine, His

T

power and love, To die on this Pas - sion day. His

B

power and love, To die on this Pas - sion day. His cross is the sign of a love di-vine, His

Org

241 x 14



S

crown is the thorn-wreath of woe, He bears his load on the sor-row-ful road.

A

crown is the thorn-wreath of woe,

T

crown is the thorn-wreath of woe, And bends 'neath the bur - den

B

crown is the thorn-wreath of woe, And bends 'neath the bur - den

Org

246

senza Pedal.

S

Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! fling wide the

A

Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He

T

low, Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He

B

low, Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He

Org

251

poco accel.

x 15

poco accel.

poco accel.

poco accel.

Full Swell. poco accel. cres. cres. cres.

Pedal. Pedal. Octaves



S

gates! the Sa - viour waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! the Sa - viour

A

waits! the Sa - viour waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! the Sa - viour

T

waits! the Sa - viour waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits! the Sa - viour

B

waits! the Sa - viour waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits! the Sa - viour

Org

255

Great.

S

waits to tread in his roy - al way; Fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa-viour waits.

A

waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa-viour waits.

T

waits! to tread in his roy - al way; Fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa-viour waits.

B

waits! Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa-viour waits.

Org

260

rall. cres.

x 16

rall. cres.

rall. cres.

rall. cres.

rall. cres.



S

Fling wide the gates! for the Sa-viour waits to tread in his roy - al way, He has come from a-bove in his

A


T


B


Org

266





pomposo. dim.

S

power and love to die on this Pas-sion day, to die on this Pas-sion day.

A


T


B

power and love to die on this Pas-sion day, this Pas - sion day.

Org

271

senza Pedal.



Org

277 x 17

poco rit.

Tenor Solo

How sweet is the grace of his

Organ

283

tempo.

Solo.

poco rit.

T Sol

sa - cred Face And love - ly be - yond com - pare;

Org

288

colla voce.

T Sol

Through

Org

293 x 18

rall.a tempo. (Swell or Choir with both hands).

T Sol

wear - ry and worn with the mer - ci-less scorn Of a world he has

Org

298

senza Pedal. con Pedal.16

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T Sol

come to spare. The bur - den of wrong that

Org

303

rit. a tempo. cres.

colla voce.a tempo. cres.

T Sol

earth bears a - long, Past e - vil, and e - vil to be, All

Org

308

slower.

cres. rall. slower.

Tenor Solo

sins of man since the world be-gan, They are laid, dear Lord, on thee.

Sop/Alt

Then on to the end, my

Ten/Bass

Organ

315 x 19

Chorus Tempo 1 mo.cres.

Tempo 1 mo.Great



SA

God and my Friend, With thy ban - ner lift - ed high! Then on to the end, my God and my Friend, With thy

T/B

Org

321

cres.

SA

ban - ner lift - ed high, Thou art come from a - bove, in thy power and love, To en -

T/B

Org

326 x 20

dim.

dim.

S

dure and suf-fer and die. Fling wide the gates! the Sa - viour waits!

A

dure and suf-fer and die. Fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa - viour waits!

T

dure and suf-fer and die, Fling wide the gates! fHe waits, the Sa - viour waits!

B

dure and suf - fer. Fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa - viour waits!

Org

330

poco accel.

poco accel.

poco accel.

poco accel.

poco accel.



S

fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! the Sa - viour waits! Then

A

fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! the Sa - viour waits! Then

T

fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits, the Sa - viour waits! Then

B

fling wide the gates! fling wide the gates! He waits the Sa - viour waits! Then

Org

335

Slow.

Slow.

Slow.

Slow.

Slow.

SA

on to the end, my God and my Friend, To suf-fer, en-dure and die, to suf-fer en - dure and

T/B

Org

339 x 21

dim. rall.

dim. rall.

SA

die.

T/B

Org

345

16 Foot Pedal only



Bass Solo

And when they had come to the place call-ed Cal-va-ry, there they cru-ci-fied him, they cru-ci-fied him, and the

Organ

351

4. And when they were come to a place called Calvary.

With expression

Recitative

x 22

(ad lib).

60

senza Pedal.

B sol

mal-e- fac-tors, one on the right, and the o- ther on the left.

Org

356

rall.

Attacca.

SA

Cross1. Here2.

O3. Ev4. -

This5. Once6. Up7.

Who8. From9.

ofthemys -er -allthein

shallthe

Je -Kingter -

morehu -

Lordheaven,

fa -"Ho -

sus,of

iousfor

manof

sub -thom

ly,

Crossallcon -hu -

thoughtbrill -lim -thatHo -

ofthedes -mansur -iantestdes -ly,

Sor -ag -

cend -fail -pass -ser -glo -

cend -Ho -

row,es,

ing!ureing

aphs,ry

ing,ly,

WhereThroned

OBy

ThisWinged

Cir -FromWe

theina -

hisis

withcledthea -

BloodlightbandPasearth'sLoveroundraindore

--

-

oferedon -sionmost

tohimbowthee

Christworldsmentweaw -do

fromcir -O

wascould

su -canfulhisthecledmost

shed,beblime!plead;hour,will,first;throneHigh

Cross of Je - sus, Cross of Sor - row, Where the blood of Christ was shed

T/B

362

10.

5. The mystery of the Divine Humiliation.

68

Hymn.To be sung by the Choir and Congregation.

≈x 23



SA

Per1. -Robed2.

Ve3. -God4. God5. Now6. But7.

Down8. Down9.

fectinryhashasthethetoto

manmor -God

borneta -

scornearth

earth'searth's

ontal

Him -allkenof

findsmostblas -

theefleshslf

mor -mor -all

nonebasephem-

wasisistaltalhisto

pro -ing

tor -dy -

bear -an -

weak -crea -servefan -voi -

tured,ing,ing

guish,ness!tures,him,ing,ces

Per -CruAll

Sure -GodAndNonDy -And

fectci

thely

hastheto

ingthe

Godfiedsufhelaidaim

quenchdeshout

-

-

onbyfer -will

a -ofhisso -of

theesin

ingsknowsideev -ra -

late"cru -

hasforof

ourhiseryging

a -ci -

bled.me.

time!need.

power.ill.

thirst.lone.fy."

Per -fect man on thee was tor - tured, Per - fect God on thee has bled.

T/B

366

10.

Bass Solo

He made him - self of no rep - u - ta-tion. and took up - on him the form of a ser-vant, and was

Organ

370

6. He made himself of no reputation.Recitative

Andantex 24 106

cres.

cres.

senza Pedal.

B sol

made in the like-ness of men: And be-ing found in fash-ion as a man, He hum-bled him - self, He hum-bled him -

Org

375

B sol

self, and be-came o - be-dient un-to death, ev'n the death of the Cross.

Org

380



Tenor Solo

King ev - er glo-rious, King ev - er glo-rious! The dews of death are ga-th'ring round thee; Up-on the

Organ

386

7. The majesty of the Divine Humiliation.

Moderatox 25 100

cres.

cres.

T Sol

cross thy foes have bound thee; Thy strength is gone, Thy strength is gone. Not in thy

Org

393

dim. rall. a tempo.

dim. rall. a tempo.

T Sol

ma - jes-ty, Robed in Heaven's su-prem - est splen-dour, But in weak - ness and sur -

Org

400

largamente. cres. molto.

largamente. cres. molto.

T Sol

ren - der, Thou hang - est there. Who can be like

Org

404 x 26



T Sol

thee? Pi-late high in Zi-on dwell-ing. Rome with arms the world com - pell-ing, Proud though they

Org

411

T Sol

be? Thou art sub - lime, Thouart sub - lime: Farmore aw-ful in thy weak-ness, Morethan

Org

417

rall. a tempo. cres.

cres. rall. a tempo. cres.

T Sol

king-ly in they meek-ness, Thou Son of God, Thou Son of God. Glo - ry and

Org

426 x 27

dim. rall. a tempo.

dim. rall. a tempo.

T Sol

hon - our: Let the world di-vide and take them; Crown its mon - archs and un -

Org

433

cres.

cres.



T Sol

make them; But thou, thou wilt reign.

Org

437

rall.

rall.

T Sol

Here in a - base-ment; Crown-less, poor, dis - robed, and bleed-ing: There, in

Org

444

a tempo. rall. a tempo. cres.

a tempo. rall. a tempo. cres.

T Sol

glo - ry in-ter - ced - ing, Thou art the King, Thou art the King! There, in glo-ry in - ter -

Org

452 x 28

T Sol

ced - ing, there, in glo-ry in-ter - ced - ing, Thou art the King, Thou art the King,

Org

459

cres.



T Sol

Thou art the King!

Org

466

Bass Solo

And as Mo-ses lift-ed up the ser-pent in the wil-der-ness, e - ven so must the

Organ

475

8. And as Moses lifted up the serpant in the wildernessRecitative

Slowx 29 66

cres. cres.

cres.

B sol

Son of Man be lift - ed up; that who - so - ev - er be - liev - eth in

Org

480

cres.

Andante

cres.

Andante

legato sempre.

B sol

him, that who - so - ev - er be - liev - eth in him should not

Org

486

cres.

cres.



B sol

per - ish, should not per - ish, but have ev - er - last - ing life.

Org

492

cres. rall.

cres. rall.

Sop/Alt

God so loved the world, God so loved the world, that he gave his on - ly be -

Ten/Bass

that he

498(Unaccompanied)

90

9. God so loved the world.

Quartetor

Chorus

Andante ma non lento.x 30

cres.

SA

got - ten Son, that who-so be - liev-eth, be - liev-eth in him should not pe-rish, should not

T/B

508

cres.

SA

pe - rish but have ev - er - last - ing life. For God sent not his Son in - to the world to con -

T/B

517 x 31

cres.

SA

demn the world, God sent not his Son in - to the world to con - demn the world; but that the

T/B

525



SA

world through him might be sa - ved. God so loved the world, God

T/B

531 x 32

cres.

SA

so loved the world, that he gave his on - ly be - got - ten Son, that who - so be -

T/B

that he

540

SA

liev-eth, be - liev -eth in him should not pe - rish, should not pe - rish, but have ev - er -

T/B

548

cres.

x 33

SA

last - ing life, ev - er - last - ing, ev - er - last - ing life.ev - er - last - ing life,

T/B

556

cres. dim. rall.

SA

God so loved the world, God so loved the world, God so loved the world.

T/B

565

rall.



SA

Ho1. -By2. By3. By4. By5. By6.

lythethythethethe

Je -trea -lookhourpathSpi -

su,che -soofofrit

byry

sweetcon -sor -

which

thyandanddem -rowscould

pas -tri -

low -na -

drea -ren -

sion,al,ly,

tion,ry,der

ByBy

WhileByBy

Love

thethe

theythethefor

woesblowssmotebloodcross,hate

whichandthee

whichThyand

nonesoreontric -

dread -good

candis -thekledfullfor

share,tress,face,download,ill,

T/B

576

10. Litany of the Passion.Hymn.To be sung by the Choir and Congregation.

Slow 70≈x 34

SA

Borne1. By2. By3.

When,4. By5. By6.

inde -thyforthethe

moreser -pa -us

pain,mer -

thantion

tience,and

when,cy,

king -and

calmour

faintsweet

lyde -andsal -andand

fa -ni -ho -va -

wea -ten -

shion,al,ly,

tion,ry,der,

ByByIn

ThouThou

Poured

thythinethe

didstdidstup -

loveaw -

midstwearsinkon

befuloftheupthy

-

-

yondlone -keenrobeon

mur-

com -li -

dis -andthe

derers

pare:ness:grace:crown:road:still:

T/B

580

SA

Cru - ci - fied, I turn to thee, Son of Ma - ry, plead for me

T/B

584

Unison.

Follows each verse.

Harmony. rall.

Tenor Solo

Je-sus said:

Ten/Bass

"Fa - ther, for-give them; for they know not what they do."

Organ

588

Chorusonly.

11. Jesus said, "Father forgive them."Recitative

Slow.x 35 66≈

swell. Great. Soft Diapason

senza Pedal.28

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Tenor Solo

Bass Solo

So thou lift-est thy di -

Organ

600

12. So thou liftest thy divine petition.Duet.

Andante. 70

Solo.

Swell.

senza Pedal. senza Pedal.

T Sol

So thou griev-est o'er our lost con - di - tion,

B sol

vine pe - ti - tion, Pierc'd with cru-el an-guish through and through;

Org

605

cres. dim.

T Sol

Plead - ing, "Ah, they know not what they do."

B sol

Oh! twas love,

Org

610

A little slower.

x 36

expression.

A little slower. dim.



T Sol

Oh! twas love, in love's di-vi-nest fea-ture, Pass - ing o'er that dark and murd-'rous blot,

B sol

in love's di-vi-nest fea-ture, Pass-ing o'er that dark and murd-'rous blot,

Org

616

a tempo. cres. dim.

cres. dim.

a tempo. cres. cres. dim.

T Sol

Though they slay thee: one re-deem-ing spot.

B sol

Find-ing, e'en for each low fall - en crea-ture, Though they slay thee one re-deem-ing spot.

Org

621

cres. rit.

cres. rit.

cres. cres. rit.

T Sol

Yes! and still thy pa-tient heart is yearn - ing

B sol

Org

626 x 37

A little slower, with devotion. cres.

60 to 62

dim.

LH. [tempo. rall.

A little slower.



T Sol

With a love that mor-tal scarce can bear;

B sol

Thou in pi - ty, deep, di-vine, and burn- ing, Lift-est e'en for

Org

632

cres.

poco rit ten.

cres.

T Sol

E'en for me, e'en for me thy migh - ty, migh-ty prayer.

B sol

me e'en for me thy migh - ty migh-ty prayer. So thou plead-est, e'en for my trans-gres-sion,

Org

637

poco rit ten.cres. a tempo.

cres. a tempo.

a tempo.

soft Pedal.

T Sol

So thoumur - mur-est thine in-ter-ces - sion, Bid-dingmelookup and

B sol

Bid-dingmelookup and trustandlive;

Org

642 x 38

cres.

cres.

dim.cres. cres.

senza Pedal.



T Sol

trust and live; So thou plead-est, Yea, he knew not, yea he knew not for

B sol

So thou plead-est, Yea, he knew not, yea, he knew not for

Org

647

rall. slower.

slower.

rall. slower.

T Sol

mysake,for-give, for mysake,for-give, for-give, for - give.

B sol

mysake,for-give, for mysake,for-give, for-give, for - give.

Org

652

cres.

cres.

Sop/Alt

1.2.3.4.

Je -Lord,

ThoughJe -

sus,I

thousus

thehavehastis

cru -leftleftdy -

ci -thee,meing,

fied,I

andin

pleadshave

wan-a -

deredgon -

forde -a -y

me,nied,way,sore,

WhileFol -Cho -Je -

helowed

sensus

isthetheis

nailedworlddark -suf -

toin

nessfer -

themyin -

ing

Ten/Bass

661

13. The mystery of intercession.To be sung by the Choir and Congregation.

≈ 80x 39

Hymn.

cres.



SA

1.2.3.4.

shame sel

stead more

--

of

fulfishtheand

tree,pride;day;

more,

ScornedLord,

ThoughJe -

andI

thousus

for -haveartis

sa -joined

co -bowed

ken,in

veredwith

de -the

withthe

ri -hate

ma -weight

ded-

nyof

andfula

his

curst,cry,

stain,woe,

T/B

667

SA

1.2.3.4.

SeeSlay

ThoughJe -

howhim,thousus

hisa -

hastis

en -way

wound -faint

em -withed

with

ieshim,me

each

do cru -

oft bit

and-

theirci -a -

ter

worst!fy!

gain:throe.

YetLord

ThoughJe -

inI

thousus

thehavehastis

midstdonefol -

bear -

ofit,

loweding

theoh!thyit

T/B

673

dim.

SA

1.2.3.4.

tor -askwayall

tureme

-in

andnot

wardmy

shame,how;will;stead,

Je -Wo -YetPi -

sus,veninty

thethemyIn -

cru -thorns

pi -car -

ci -forty,

nate

fied,thyI

for

breathestorloveme

-my

turedtheehas

name!brow:still.bled;

T/B

679

cres. dim.

SA

1.2.3.4.

Won -YetWon -Won -

derin

derder

ofhisofof

won -pi -

won -won -

ders,ty

dersders

oh!soitit

howbound -

ev -ev -

canlesserer

itandmustmust

be?free,be!be!

T/B

Je - sus, the cru - ci - fied, pleads for me!

685

Unison. Slower. cres.

rall. Harmony.



Bass Solo

And one of the mal - e-fact-ors which were hang-ed railed on him,

Tenor

Bass

Organ

693

14. And one of the malefactors.Recitative

Slow(Bass Solo; 2 Soli from Tenor and Bass choir and full tenor and Bass choir).

x 40

ad lib.

Solo fromthe Choir

Solo fromthe Choir

B sol

say - ing, But the oth-er, an-swer-ing re -

T

"If thou be theChrist, save thy-self and us."

Org

700

Allegro. Slow.

Allegro.

Solo.

Allegro.

B sol

buk-ed him, say-ing,

B

"Dost not thou fear God, see-ing thou art in the same con-dem - na-tion? And we in-deed

Org

706

Quicker

Solo.

Quicker



B sol

And he said un-to

B

just-ly; for we re - ceive the due re - ward of our deeds: but this man hath done no-thing a - miss."

Org

713 x 41

rall.

B sol

Je-sus, And Je-sus said un-to him,

B

"Lord, re - mem-ber me when thou com-est in - to thy king - dom."

Org

721

Slow.

Solo.

cres.

Slow. cres.

Tenor

Ve - ri - ly I say to thee, to - day shalt thou be with me in Pa - ra - dise."

Bass

Organ

731

ChoirChorus

Slow

Choir.

dim.

dim.



Sop/Alt

I1. I2. I3.

a -a -a -

doredoredore

thee,thee,thee,

III

a -a -a -

doredoredore

thee!thee!thee!

Glor -Thank -Born

iousfulof

ereatwo-

thethyman

worldfeetyet

be -todi -

gan;be;

vine:

YetI

Stained

morehavewith

won -heard

sin

der -thyI

Ten/Bass

737

15. The adoration of the crucified.To be sung by the Choir and Congregation.

Recitative

= 86Slow.x 42

SA

1.2.3.

fulac -

kneel

thoucentbe -

shin -thrill -fore

est,ing,thee

ThoughLo!

Sweet -

di -I

est

vine,come,

Je -

yetforsu,

stillthou

I

di -artim -

vin -will -plore

estingthee

InMe

Make

thytome

dy -par -ev -

ingdon,er

loveev -on -

forenly

man.me.

thine.

T/B

747

Tenor Solo

When Je-sus there-fore saw his mo-ther, and the dis - ci-ple stand-ing by, whom he

Bass Solo

Tenor

Bass

Organ

757

16 When Jesus therefore saw his mother.Recitative(Tenor and Bass Soli and full tenor and Bass choir).

Moderatox 43 88

rall.

ChoirChorus

rall.



T Sol

lov-ed, He saith un-to his mo-ther, Then saith he to the di -

T

"Wo - man, be - hold thy son!"

B

Org

764

a tempo.

a tempo.

T Sol

ci-ple,

T

"Be - hold thy mo-ther!"

B

Org

771 x 44

Bass Solo.

Adagio

Pedal 16 foot. and soft 8 foot.

B sol

There was dark-ness ov - er the whole land.

Org

779

ad lib.



B sol

And at the ninth hour Je - sus cried with a loud voice, say-ing,

Org

785

cres.

T

"My God, My God, why hast thou for - sa - ken me?"

B

Org

792

Adagio dim.

Adagiodim.

Bass Solo

Is it no-thing to you, all ye that pass by? Be -

Organ

800

17. Is it nothing to you, all you that pass by?Recitative

x 45 98

B sol

hold, and see if there be a - ny sor-row like un - to my sor-row, which is done un - to

Org

808

cres.

cres.



B sol

me, where-with the Lord hath af - flict - ed me in the day of his fierce an - ger.

Org

816

cres. rall.

cres. rall.

Sop/Alt

From the throne of his cross, the King of grief Cries

Ten/Bass

Organ

822

18. The appeal of the crucified.

Chorus

Maestoso. = 70 to72x 46

con Pedal.

SA

out to a world of un - be - lief: Oh! men and wo-men, a - far and nigh,

T/B

Org

830

Accomp.ad lib.



SA

Is it no-thing to you, all ye that pass by? I laid my e - ter-nal power a - side, I

T/B

Org

839 x 47

SA

came from the home of the Glo - ri - fied. A babe, in the low - ly cave to lie;

T/B

Org

847

cres. dim.

cres.dim.

SA

Is it no - thing to you, all ye that pass by? I wept for the sor - rows and

T/B

Org

855

cres.

x 48

cres.



SA

pains of men, I healed them, and helped them, and loved them; but then, but

T/B

Org

864

dim. cres.

dim. cres.

SA

then They shout - ed a - gainst me, Cru - ci-fy!

T/B

Cru - ci-fy! Cru - ci-fy!

Org

871

SA

Cru - ci - fy! Cru - ci - fy!" Is it no - thing to

T/B

Cru - ci - fy!

Org

875 x 49



SA

you? Be - hold me and see: pierc-ed through and through With count - less

T/B

Org

882

a tempo.cres. cres.

a tempo.cres. cres.

SA

sor-rows, and all is for you; For you I suf-fer, for you I die, Is it

T/B

Org

890 x 50

SA

no - thing to you, all ye that pass by? Oh! men and

T/B

Org

899

cres.

cres.



SA

wo-men, your deeds of shame, Your sins with -out rea-son and num-ber and name; I bear them

T/B

Org

908

dim.

x 51

dim. Accomp.ad lib.

SA

all on the cross on high; Is it no-thing to you? Is it no-thing to

T/B

Org

916

SA

you that I bow my head? And no-thing to you that my blood is shed? O pe-rish-ing

T/B

Org

925

cres.

x 52

cres.



SA

souls to you I cry, Is it no - thing to you? O come un - to

T/B

Org

933

Pedal.

SA

me, O come un - to me. O come un - to me: by the woes I have borne, By the dread-ful

T/B

Org

943

cres. dim.

cres.dim.

SA

scourge, and the crown of thorns, By these, I im - plore you to hear my cry, Is it no - thing to

T/B

Org

951 x 53

cres.

cres.



SA

you? O come un - to me, O come un - to me, O come un - to me. this aw - ful

T/B

Org

960

cres.

cres.

SA

price, Re - demp-tions tre - men-dous sac - ri - fice; Is paid for you, is paid for you;

T/B

Org

969 x 54

cres.

cres.

SA

Oh, why will ye die? Oh come un - to me, O come un - to me, O come un - to

T/B

Org

978

cres.

cres.



SA

me For why will ye die, for why will ye die? O come O come, O

T/B

Org

987

cres.

x 55

cres.

cres. cres.

SA

come un - to me! Why, why will ye die? Come un - to me, Come un - to me,

T/B

Org

996

dim.

dim.

SA

come to me.

T/B

come, O come un - to me.

Org

1007

(Words)Sop/Bass.Alt/Ten.

ad.lib.

Vox Angelica.



Tenor Solo

Af - ter this, Je - sus know - ing that

Tenor

Bass

Organ

1015

19. After this, Jesus knowing that all things were now accomplished.Recitative

and Chorus.(Tenor Solo and full tenor and Bass choir).

Moderato.x 56 88

ChoirChorus

senza Pedal

T Sol

all things were now ac - com - plish - ed, saith, When Je - sus had re - ceiv - ed the

T

"I thirst."

B

Org

1023 x 57



T Sol

vin - e - gar, he saith,

T

"It is fin - ish-ed. Fa - ther, in - to thy hands I com -

B

Org

1031

Very Slow.

Very Slow.

T Sol

And he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost.

T

mend my spi - rit."

B

Org

1038



Sop/Alt

All1. All2. All3. All4. All5.

forforforforfor

Je -Je -Je -Je -Je -

sus;sus;sus;sus;sus;

allthou

atThou

all

forwiltthinehastfor

Je -giveal -

lovedJe -

sus,ustarus;sus;

ThisStrength

ThouAllThis

ourto

wiltforthe

songservegiveJe -

Chur -

shallthee,

ussus;ch's

ev -hoursweetthousong

erbycon -hastmust

be;hour;tent;died;be;

Ten/Bass

1044

20. For the love of Jesus.Hymn.To be sung by the Choir and Congregation.

= 84x 58

SA

1.2.3.4.5.

ForNon

There,AllTill

wecandearforat

havemoveLord,

Je -last,

nouswesus;her

hope,fromshallthousons

northyre -artare

Sa -pres -ceivewithga -

viour,ence,theeus;

thered

IfWhile

InAllOne

wewetheforin

havetrustso -Je -

love

notthy

lemnsusand

hopelovesa -cru -one

inandcra -ci -in

thee.power.ment.fied.thee. A - men.

T/B

1052



The Crucifixion1 And they came to a place2 The Agony3 Processional to Calvary4 And when they were come to a place called Calvary5 The mysrery of the Divine Humilation (Cross of Jesus)6 He made himself of no reputation7 The majesty of the Divine Humiliation (King ever glorious)8 And as Moses lifted up the serpant9 God so loved the world10 Litany of the Passion (Holy Jesus by thy passion)11 Jesus said, "Father forgive them."12 So thou liftest thy divine petition13 The mystery of intersession (Jesus the crucified pleads for me)14 And one of the malefactors15 The adoration of the crucified.16 When Jesus therefore saw his mother17 Is it nothing to you18 The appeal of the crucified (From the throne of his cross)19 After this, Jesus knowing that all things20 For the love of Jesus (All for Jesus)

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