Pauline Nobes (violinist)

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Works

Work	Writers	Artists	ISWC	Type	Lyrics languages	Attributes	Rating
Audi, Domine, clamantes ad te	Matthew Locke (English Baroque composer, c. 1621-1677) (composer)	Philip Cave, Oliver Johnston, William Missin, Christopher Neale, Henry Wickham, Mark Caudle, Theresa Caudle, Tom Finucane, Peter Holman, Pauline Nobes
Be thou exalted, Lord (The King Shall Rejoice) (Text from Psalm 21: 1-4, 7)	[anonymous] (special purpose artist) (lyricist) Matthew Locke (English Baroque composer, c. 1621-1677) (composer)	James Bowman, Robert Tear, Christopher Keyte, Choir of St John’s College, Cambridge, Matheson Consort, Philomusica of London, George Guest Roger Barron, John Bernays, Thomas Carey, Philip Cave, Geoffrey Cryer, Howard Ferguson, Oliver Johnston, William Missin, Theresa Caudle, Paula Chateauneuf, Gary Cooper, Tim Crawford, Sarah Cunningham, Peter Holman, William Hunt, Pauline Nobes, Edward Higginbottom		Song	English
Jesu, auctor clementie	Matthew Locke (English Baroque composer, c. 1621-1677) (composer)	Philip Cave, Oliver Johnston, Henry Wickham, Mark Caudle, Theresa Caudle, Paula Chateauneuf, Peter Holman, Pauline Nobes, Judy Tarling
O be joyful in the Lord, all ye lands	Matthew Locke (English Baroque composer, c. 1621-1677) (composer)	John Bernays, Thomas Carey, Philip Cave, William Missin, Mark Caudle, Theresa Caudle, Paula Chateauneuf, Gary Cooper, Pauline Nobes, Judy Tarling
Super flumina Babylonis	Matthew Locke (English Baroque composer, c. 1621-1677) (composer)	John Bernays, Philip Cave, Choir of New College Oxford, Rogers Covey‐Crump, Oliver Johnston, Mark Caudle, Theresa Caudle, Gary Cooper, Peter Holman, Pauline Nobes, Edward Higginbottom