Ignaz Pleyel

Composer Collection

Hail, Happy Day!

Lyricist: Simon Browne, 1720

Heavenly Father, Sovereign Lord

Lyricist: Christians Magazine, 1766

On the Waters Dark and Drear

Lyricist: William Dix, 1861

O Son of God, in Glory Crowned

Lyricist: Cecil Alexander, 1862

The Banner of the King

Lyricist: Francis Bottome, 1894

The Trumpet Sounds, the Judge Descends

Lyricist: Benjamin Beddome (1717–1795)

Sinner, Art Thou Still Secure?

Lyricist: John Newton, 1779

Soldiers, Who Are Christ’s Below

Lyricist: John Clark, 1865

Sons of Men, Behold from Far

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1739

Spirit of Power

Lyricist: William Alexander, 1849

Stealing from the World Away

Lyricist: Ray Palmer, 1834

Seeking for a Living Spring

Lyricist: Francis Appleton, 1848

Welcome, Welcome, Day of Rest

Lyricist: Anonymous

Hasten, Sinner, to Be Wise

Lyricist: Thomas Scott, 1773

He Comes! He Comes! the Judge Severe!

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1758

Now Begin the Heav’nly Theme

Lyricist: Attributed to Martin Madan, 1763, or John Langford

When God Is Nigh

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1719

When Thy Mortal Life Is Fled

Lyricist: Samuel Smith, 1832

With Broken Heart and Contrite Sigh

Lyricist: Cornelius Elven, 1852

Arise, Great God

Lyricist: James Merrick (1720–1769)

Brother, Hast Thou Wandered Far?

Lyricist: James Clarke, 1844

Captain of My Salvation, Hear!

Lyricist: Charles Wesley, 1739

Children of the Heavenly King

Lyricist: John Cennick, 1742

Come, O Creator Spirit Blest

Lyricist: Rhabanus Maurus, ca. 800

Praise for Thee, Lord, in Zion Waits

Lyricist: Henry Lyte, 1834

Holy Lamb, Who Thee Receive

Lyricist: Anna Dober, 1735

At Thy Command, Our Dearest Lord

Lyricist: Isaac Watts, 1707–09

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