The snow : three-part song for female voices : with accompaniments for two violins and pianoforte : op. 26, no. 1 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Skandia : fyrstämmiga sånger för mansröster.

For 4-part male chorus.

Christmas tidings : a cantata for Christmas : for soli, chorus, and organ /

Duration: 30:00.

The new olive-branch (an enl. ed. of the Olive branch) A collection of sacred music,

Mode of access: Internet.

Love immortal (Von unsterblicher Liebe) Cantata for solo voices, chorus, organ and orchestra.

"English text by Alice Mattulath."

David, the shepherd boy. [music] : a cantata in ten scenes for the choir and the choral society, with numbers for children's voices, if desired /

Notations for dramatic staging included.

Hawthorn and lavender. [music] : a song-cycle for women's voices with piano accompaniment /

Poems printed as text: p. 3-5.

Musica sacra : or Springfield and Utica collections united: consisting of psalm and hymn tunes, anthems and chants; arranged for two, three or four voices, with a figured bass for the organ or piano forte.

Combines the "Springfield collection", edited by Warriner (Springfield, 1813) and "Musica sacra", published for the Oneida musical society (Utica, 1816)

Templi carmina; songs of the temple, or, Bridgewater collection of sacred music.

For 2-4 voices; the bass voice is figured.

Sacred duets. [music] : a collection of two-part songs by the best composers /

v. 1. For two high voices -- v. 2. For high and low voices.

The harmonia : a collection of four-part songs, for male voices, with German and English words /

Parts for tenor I, tenor II, bass I, and bass II.

The day of rest : a cantata for female voices /

Words also printed as text: p. [iii]-v.

The new Yale song-book : a collection of songs in use by the Glee Club and students of Yale University /

Includes photographs of the Yale campus.

The southern harp : consisting of original sacred and moral songs adapted to the most popular melodies /

For 1-3 voices.

Capturing the complexity of women's experiences: A mixed-method approach to studying incontinence in older women

Capturing the voices of women when the issue is of a sensitive nature has been a major concern of feminist researchers. It has often been argued that interpretive methods are the most appropriate way to collect such information, but there are other appropriate ways to approach the design of research. This article explores the use of a mixed-method approach to collect data on incontinence in older women and argues for the use of a variety of creative approaches to collect and analyze data.