“Songs Sung by the Salzburgers in the Year 1749” in “Detailed Reports on the Salzburger Emigrants Who Settled in America . . .: Volume Thirteen, 1749 and Volume Fourteen, 1750”
Appendix I
SONGS SUNG BY THE SALZBURGERS IN THE YEAR 1749
Hymns followed by F-T and volume and song (not page!) number are reproduced in Albert Friedrich Fischer—W. Tumpel, Das deutsche evangelische Kirchenlied des 17. Jahrhunderts (Gutersloh, 1916, reprinted Hildesheim 1964). Authors of all identified hymns are listed in (AF) Albert Friedrich Fischer, Kirchenlieder-Lexikon (Gotha, 1878, reprint Hildesheim 1967).
Ach, möchte ich meinen Jesum sehen . . . (Alas, if only I could see my Jesus), by Maria Magdalena Böhmer. DR 13, p. 1
Auf, Ebenezer! werde heut zu Gottes Lob erwecket . . . (Up, Ebenezer. Be awakened to the praise of God), unidentified. DR 13, p. 25
Auf, O Seele, preise deines Schöpfers Güte . . . (Up, oh soul, praise thy Creator’s goodness), unidentified. DR 13, p. 97.
Jesus Christus, unser Heiland . . . (Jesus Christ, our Savior), by Martin Luther. DR 10, 13, p. 88
Liebster Jesu in den Tagen dieser Niedrigkeit . . . (Dearest Jesus in the days of this humiliation), anonymous, in Halle Hymnal. DR 13, p. 21
Lobe meine Seele! deines Jesu Thaten . . . (Praise, my soul, the deeds of thy Jesus), unidentified. DR 13, p. 97
Warum sollt ich mich denn grämen . . . (Why then should I grieve), by Paul Gerhardt. DR 13, p. 73
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