The score for this Work is published by Oxford University Press, and may be purchased direct from them.
There is a competent performance of this Work on YouTube starting here.
Here is a "clickable" Table of the available Midi Files for this Work (where there is a Semi-Chorus, this is included within the relevant Choir part; where an individual voice in a Semi-Chorus has itself been divided, I have NOT separated it out).
This has been jolly hard to key in - there are an awful lot of notes (!), and it's all horribly discordant ... which makes checking (by ear) to find any mis-keyed notes especially difficult. I've done my best, but ... if you find any mistakes, please accept my apologies, and please let me know what and where they are.
So, here it is:-
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| UNemphasized | Soprano 1 | Soprano 2 | Alto 1 | Alto 2 | Tenor 1 | Tenor 2 | Bass 1 | Bass 2 | |
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| 1-7: Thus spake Isaiah | |
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| 7-14: If I forget Thee | |
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| 14: Babylon was a great city | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | None | |
| 15-25: In Babylon Belshazzar the king | |
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| 26-40: Praise ye, praise ye | |
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| 41-51: Thus in Babylon the mighty city | |
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| 51+ - 53: And in that same hour | |
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| 54-66: Then sing aloud to God | |
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| 67-end: Then sing aloud | |
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That's the end of the Work.
And if something doesn't work properly, please let me know (see the "Comments" section of my Homepage).
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