Setting for chorus, soprano, contralto, first and second tenor, bass, and musical accompaniment. Several corrections, including on a slip pasted to the verso of p. 5; the head of p. 17 reads 'Revision of Pages 17, 18 and 19'. The names of the soloists are given at their introduction: Miss Woodward, Miss Annie de Lara, Mr Russell, Mr Woodward, Mr Redmayne.
Nos. 2, III, IV, V and VI of Praise! A sacred choral serial of original compositions for the choir, the psalmody class and the congregation, edited by William Volckman [1865-1866] bound in. All but No. 2 include compositions by Flowers: 'Venite, exultemus Domino'; 'Magnificat', 'Nunc Dimittis', and 'Responses'; 'Anthem: Praise the Lord, o my soul'. No. 2 contains 'Te Deum laudamus', by 'K. R. B'.
Manuscript score of setting by Flowers of Tennyson's 'Canzonett' [better known as 'Break, Break, Break'] for voice and piano, 2 ff. Note, 'Arrange this in G minor', at the top of the score; 'Feb _th 1843' written at the end.
Manuscript score by Flowers headed 'Aria parlante', for voice and piano, 3 ff. Text set begins 'You know right well the world hath no tribunal to avenge a cause like mine...' Composed 'April 6th 1854', according to note at end.
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