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Part 1
00-spirt.nwc The Spirit of the Lord is upon me
01-Andit.nwc And it came to pass in those days ...
02-voice.nwc The voice of thy Watchman
03-shine.nwc It shines It is a good thing
04-when.nwc And when it was day
05-Lord.nwc The Lord hath chosen them
06-Bless.nwc Blessed are the poor in spirit
07-Jesus.nwc And straightway Jesus constrained his disciples ...
08-OLord.nwc O Lord Almighty, God of Israel
09-What.nwc Whatsoever mine eyes desired
10-This.nwc This shall ye have of my hand
11-When.nwc When Jesus came into the parts
12-keys.nwc And I will give unto you the keys
13-Turn.nwc Turn you to the stronghold
Part 2
14-Intro.nwc Introduction
15-Andit.nwc And it came to pass ...
16-Jesus.nwc Then led they Jesus ...
17-Truly.nwc Truly this was the Son of God
18-early.nwc And very early in the morning ...
19-trust.nwc We trusted that it had been He ...
There are no text/lyrics; this File was generated purely for Choral Rehearsing purposes (using a published piano-reduction Score), and so doesn't look pretty even though it should sound reasonable (though that depends very much on your hardware/software; mine is a Soundblaster AWE64 Gold).
Voice-emphasised Midi Files of the whole work can be downloaded for free from my Website (above). My Website (above) also contains Midi Files for several rather more modern Composers, for which NWC versions may be available.
There is a competent performance of this Work, all two plus hours of it, by the London Symphony Chorus and the London Symphony Orchestra (Roderick Elms - organ), under Richard Hickox, on YouTube starting <A HREF="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2T0elGgT5fMquot target="_blank">here</A>.