Gibbons - This is the Record of John in F.
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Hello. Can someone please share a score of the Gibbons "This is the record of John" in F with the tenor and alto parts using the G-clef? The one that is on IMSLP uses tenor and alto clef and the one on CPDL is for an Alto soloist in Ab.
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What's wrong with using the Lewis Jones edition (CPDL No. 22158) at CPDL for the soloist and choir (it's in F) and used the IMSLP edition for the keyboard accompanist? ... that is, if you don't have the string players for the parts.
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Great idea. You are a genius.
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