INDEX OF CHANTS.

NOTE. In the following list a suitable Chant is assigned to
each Psalm or Canticle. The numbers on the right hand
column refer to The Cathedral Psalter Chants, which is one of
the latest and best collections of single and double Chants, old
and new. It is published, in a cheap and handy form, by

* Nearly all the best musical settings of the Te Deum are published
at a cheap rate, by Messrs. Novello. Of the more simple arrange-
ments, adapted for congregational use, may be mentioned those of
Barnby in E flat; Goss, in C, and in D; Littleton, in D; W. Mac-
farren, in C; Boyton Smith, in E flat; Goss, in A; Garrett, in F;
Tours, in F; G. A. Macfarren, in G; E. G. Monk, in A. The first
five of these are in Chant form; the last two, in Unison. There are
four sets of three Chants each, selected for the TE DEUM, in the
Cathedral Psalter Chants.

(minor, verses 9 to 13)
S Trent, in A flat

Henley, in E flat +
Barnby, in D

{Original Melody; or Sulli-

van (See Preface)

91. I CRIED UNTO THE LORD { Turle, in D minor.

92. BEHOLD MY SERVANT
93. SING NO MORE .
94. BLESSED BE THE LORD
95. HOLY IS THY NAME.
96. TE DEUM (2)

97. MAGNIFICAT.

(major, verse 12 to end). 138

Hopkins, in C

Robinson, in E flat

145

Smart, in G

190

Turle, in F

115

Mornington, in D‡

295

See Note T.

*Six settings of the BENEDICITE are contained in The Musical
Times, No. 285.

↑ The Chant may be changed at the 11th verse, reverting to the first
Chant for the Doxology.

If a series of Chants be used, the change may be made at verses 7
and 13, or oftener.

¶ One of the numerous choral arrangements of the MAGNIFICAT
may be sung by the choir, rather than a Chant to be joined in by the
congregation.