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PREFACE.

Tins little book, like its predeceSsor, is designed for the use of children. It speaks, or rather,
sings. fox itself. and needs no introduction to those who understand and appreciate music. Should
it fall under the notice of those who are jealous of original songs and tunes, or who look with
suspicion on the new adaptation of old ones, the publisher would say to such, that all music is
sacred, although it is sometimes, like the liver): of heaven, used for profane purposes. Music is
the lung go of heaven—it is the dialect of the angels; and if children or adults needed an ex-
cuse for pouring out their hearts and souls in strains of sacred harmony,- xve might- refer them to
the huh; and beautiful example of the great and good men of all ages—the songs of the Patri-
arehs azi'l Prophets, and the sweet strains of the holy choir about the Throne of God in lleavvn.
Moses is stern, bold, and original; his song a mere transcript of the scene in nhich he moved,
hat his language, though unadorncd With metaphor, like the mountain on which he received the
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church: now his harp swells vith grandeur and'sunliu'slt‘vfuntil its chords shiver in the it inlngst
of his passion; now he shudders over his mvn‘ history, and his song sounds like the vvail of a.
broken heart. His words are smiles. and sighs, and tears. Hisévrics are unrivalled in literature.
Passing hastily over the exz‘nnple of the inspired men of the yihle. on'xitting even the names of
many distinguished for their epic and lyirie g ’andeur and harmony, we hasten to the highest au—
thoritv that coznes direct from heaven to carth——the song of the holy a gels announcing the ad—
vent of the Saviour. What a scene to contemplate l——a choir of angels coming from the crystal
walls and golden gates of Heaven. While the shepherds Wore watching {heir flocks. or studying
the stars. suddenly a great glory breaks in beauty on the sky, blotting out the luster of the stars,
. nd fl) nlizr; the hemisphere with light. With this glorious el‘fulgence comes the sweep of wings
Etllal the son; of angels. “And lo! the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the gior‘) (f the
Lord shone round about them: and they were sore afraid. And the angel said unto them, ‘t'car
not; for behold! I bring you good tidings of great joy, which shall he to all people. For unto
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he a sign unto you—ye shall find t.:e hahe wrnppel in swadling clothes. lying in a manger.’ And
suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the heavenly host. praising (led and saying:
‘ Glory to God in the highest! and on earth pence, good will toward men.7 ” Children have ill”
lesson of the angels—~the song of the “multitude of the heavenly hostf'l—aud every child should
have a lurinn inihis heart; so that the song can break fawn the lips as naturally as the emol
eonles from the bird, when Nature spreads her nott wk «5 flowers before it. Singing swr-r-ttns
the temper, softens the voice, strengthens tl e lungs. is a rich source of entertainment. to all who
are Virtuous and good. The, songs of tw—(lujr may he the statutes of to—inorroW. hln‘
the hearts, and lips, and Volm‘f; of children. ‘

Among“ this music will he found many of the best and most sti 'rine‘ airs, united with sacred
words. and invested with nvw :lssucifllllms. It. is well known that, many secular compositions
possess unequaled (‘XCGllCZlCA and mower as music. and are especially :nizzgriwl by theiv animation
null eznhodiinent of the true idea (71" nnsie. to interest the young: ln mnneetion \"iil‘. the new
Sentiments lhev utter, theii former Zliiflcl‘itl'lilfz will he ftn'fgntteu. on? their tire and spirit he >0—
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the Contrary, it is essentially hole. The true home and Soiree of mush" is llguven; lost 5.1, irits
inn}; howl and curse. but never sing. And if OixlmOCtO‘d with holy Sentiments, its influenee never
fiiis to second and entire-e. truth, EL‘lél every Virtuous feeling,

This book is not onlv a. Song—hunk, but an educator; for While it interests the children. the
solos. duets, trios, anl qunrtetts are so arranged tliz'it the choruses 0 ill for responses from iszeients,
teneners. and all who may a. tend the meetings: thus kindlingr an enthusiasm generally for wwr'd
music. And this is not only pron-er. hut Scriptural. As in the nus... Mile of the h« :akui‘x' LYN-T,
every angnl joined the (‘llfll'llc‘4~Ilt')f one was, silent; so in the sonus ot‘ the thlmth Film“: or
Unneert, all should copy the exrnple of' these holy inessmigm's. :w- :tu'zz there sleuhi not he
an exception;-—old and young should join in the chorus. lti ihe li'l th l’seiltn we find the priest
chaining. “Oh, give thanks unto the Lord. {'0 he. is gov/‘11" and the people or the (on: 'r Llll‘:('rll,
responding, “ for his mere": i-n’ltirn‘eh for ever.” “ Oh. give thanks unto the {kilul of god: ifhmus,
" for his Ill‘l‘CY endureth for ever.” 21nd so on to the *lose of this wonderful. and beautiful lasalm.
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