| years | first line(s) | type of ode | place or institution | poet | composer |
| 1678 | The birth of Jove
Birthday, Charles II | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1681 | Up, shepherds, up
Birthday, Charles II | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1697 | The nymphs of ye wells and ye nymphs of ye hills
Birthday, Duke of Gloucester | English court | [poet unknown] | ? John Blow? |
| 1700 | Come bring ye song ye muse’s silence has been strangely long
Birthday, Princess Anne | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1681 - 82 | Illustrious day, what glory canst ye boast
Birthday, Queen Catherine of Braganza | London court? | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1692 | Whilst he abroad does like the sun
Birthday, William III | English court | [poet unknown] | ? John Blow? |
| 1690 | With cheerful hearts let all appear
New Year | English court | Thomas Shadwell | John Blow |
| 1692 | Behold, how all the stars give way
New Year | English court | Thomas D’Urfey | John Blow |
| 1693 | The happy year is born that wonders shall disclose
New Year | English court | Nahum Tate | John Blow |
| 1694 | Sound the trumpet, choicest gifts prepare
New Year | English court | Peter Anthony Motteux | John Blow |
| 1696 | Hail thou infant year with ye may bliss renew
New Year | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1698 | Musick now thy charms display
New Year | English court | Nahum Tate | John Blow |
| 1700 | Appear in all thy pomp, great Janus appear
New Year | English court | ? Nahum Tate? | John Blow |
| 1675 or 1676 | Dread Sir, the prince of light
New Year’s Day | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1679 | Great Janus, tho the festival be thine
New Year’s Day | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1680 | The new year is begun
New Year’s Day | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1681 | Great sir, the joy of all our hearts
New Year’s Day | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1682 | Arise, great monarch
New Year’s Day | English court | Jacob Allestry | John Blow |
| 1683 | Dread Sir, father Janus
New Year’s Day | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1684 | My trembling song, awake, arise
New Year’s Day | English court | Thomas Flatman | John Blow |
| 1685 | How does the new-born infant year rejoice?
New Year’s Day | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1686 | Hail monarch sprung of race divine
New Year’s Day | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |
| 1687 | Is it a dream that thus deserves our sight
New Year’s Day | English court | [poet unknown] | John Blow |