You can freely and lawfully download a printable score for this Work from CPDL - the Choral Public Domain Library - though it may not be exactly the same as the one used to make the Midi Files below, and it probably won't be as good as a proper paid-for engraved and printed score.
There is an excellent performance of this Work by the Academy of Ancient Music on YouTube starting here.
Here is a "clickable" Table of the available Midi Files for this Work.
| Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem | ||||
| UNemphasized | Soprano | Alto | Tenor | Bass |
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