Category:Isaac Watts settings

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Significant 18th century English lyricist, who provided texts set by a number of English speaking composers.

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Assurance (William Billings) Babylon streams (Psalm 51) (Thomas Campion) Cambridge (Samuel Sebastian Wesley) China ("Why do we mourn....") (Timothy Swan) Croydon (Psalm 104 Watts) (John Moreton) Guilford (Turn,turn us,mighty God) (William Tansur) How beauteous are their feet (Charles Villiers Stanford) Hush My Babe (Jean-Jacques Rousseau)

Joy to the World (George Frederic Handel) Joy to the world (Anonymous) Kimbolton (We are a garden) (Anonymous) Loughton (Come let us join our cheerful songs) (Benjamin Milgrove) Martin's Lane (Behold the Rose of Sharon here) (Thomas Arne) Newington (Among the princes, earthly gods) (Benjamin Milgrove) Nun lobet Gott im hohen Thron (Christoph Dalitz) Psalm 19 (Thurlow Weed) Rainbow ('Tis by thy strength the mountains stand) (Timothy Swan)

Refuge (Psalm 91) (John Moreton) Sappho (William Billings) Shepherds, Rejoice (L. P. Breedlove) Sing to the Lord (Gustav Holst) Westerham (Psalm 86 Watts) (James Evison) Whitestown (Where nothing dwelt but beasts of prey) (Howd) Wigan (The Lord my Shepherd is) (Thomas Firth)