Translation: Let us hasten all to enjoy (Orazio Vecchi). Secular. Madrigal. a cappella.
Translation: Come let us join the roundelay (William Beale). Secular. Partsong. Keyboard.
Translation: Come let us rejoice unto our Lord (William Byrd). Sacred. Anthem. a cappella.
Translation: Come, let's rejoice (John Amner). Sacred. Anthem. Keyboard.
Translation: The Five Lesser Joys of Mary (Peter Warlock). Sacred. Carol. a cappella.
Translation: Let us rejoice (Ralph Vaughan Williams). Sacred. Hymns. 88. 44. 88 with alleluias. Keyboard.
Translation: Let us break bread together (Traditional). Sacred. Spiritual. a cappella.
Translation: Let us now praise famous men (Samuel Sebastian Wesley). Sacred. Anthem. Organ.
Translation: Let us who are of the day (No. 7 from 'Midnight Service') (Dudley Buck). Sacred. Anthems. Organ.
Translation: Loughton (Come let us join our cheerful songs) (Benjamin Milgrove). Sacred. Hymn. a cappella.
Translation: Now let us go and bid the morning (Thomas Elsbeth). Secular. Madrigal. a cappella.
Translation: Now let us see thy beauty, Lord (Samuel Sebastian Wesley). Sacred. Hymn. 86. 86 (CM). a cappella. Keyboard.
Translation: Now let us sing (Gustav Holst). Sacred. Carol. Organ.
Translation: O bone Jesu, fili Mariae, SWV 471 (Heinrich Schütz). Sacred. Motet. a cappella. String together. Basso continuo.
Translation: O sons and daughters, let us sing! (Thurlow Weed). Sacred. Hymn. 88. 88 (LM). a cappella. Keyboard.
Translation: Let's wits (Noah Faignient). Secular. Song. a cappella.
Translation: The soldiers Bride. by F. Silcher (1789–1860). Romantic. for Choir (SATB).
Translation: Bach Johann Sebastian. Let us sing from the bowels of (chorale from BWV 187).
