Court Odes: Rise, thou best and brightest morning
 Selected item (#2114) = Rise, thou best and brightest morning
 Attributes of this item 
incipit (first line(s), normalized): Rise, thou best and brightest morning
version (if more than one exists): Printed poem 1652; used for ode 1666 - 1672
the item's genre (general): ode
the item's genre (specific): New Year’s Day
the institution/place or purpose 
for which the work was first destined:		 English court
the work's year (or focal date, if known): 1670 - 1672
author of the text: Richard Crashaw
composer of the music: Henry Cooke
Data-note concerning sources (EMM, Fri Apr 8 12:05:30 2022, updated Wed May 18 14:38:31 2022):

See file Rise_thou_best_Chorus_Let_them_make_poore.pdf
Number of texts stored: 2  
  • Text #263 / Source: GB-Bu 5001, ff. 11-14 / version: Music manuscript (Henry Cooke autograph)
  • Text #262 / Source: Richard Crashaw, Carmen Deo Nostro, Te Decet Hymnus Sacred Poems ... (London: Peter Targa ..., 1652), pp. 17-18 / version: Printed poem 1652