A set of ten part-books containing miscellaneous church music, madrigals, etc., mostly in Ouseley's hand. Treble I part
MS. Tenbury 945
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
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Title
A set of ten part-books containing miscellaneous church music, madrigals, etc., mostly in Ouseley's hand. Treble I part
Shelfmark
MS. Tenbury 945
Summary
1st Treble part-book in a set of ten part-books, MSS. Tenbury 945-954, including:
Morning and Evening service in A. B. C. Bertie
Polycarp. An Oratorio (Chorus parts). F. A. G. Ouseley
The Lord is the true God. F. A. G. Ouseley
And there was a pure river. F. A. G. Ouseley
Splendente te. Mozart
Me goddess by the right hand. W. Crotch
O queen of numbers. W. Crotch
O let each Muse's fame. W. Crotch
O nymph with myrtle. W. Crotch
Kyrie from Mass in C. C. F. Richter
Justorum animae. Franco Foggia
Dixit Dominus. G. B. Bassani
Beatus vir. G. B. Bassani
Lady when I behold. John Wilbye
Flow O my tears. John Bennet
Great god of love. R. L. de Pearsall
Who shall win my lady fair. R. L. de Pearsall
When Allen a dale. R. L. de Pearsall
Your shining eyes. F. A. G. Ouseley
It was upon a spring-tide day. R. L. de Pearsall
The Queen of May. J. Stainer
Down in a flowery vale. C. Festa
O who will o'er the downs. R. L. de Pearsall
Place the helm. F. A. G. Ouseley
Caput apri defero. R. L. de Pearsall
Come let us be merry. R. L. de Pearsall
Amidst the myrtles. J. Battishill
Purple glow the forest mountains. R. L. de Pearsall
Lay a garland. R. L. de Pearsall
Why do the roses. R. L. de Pearsall
Sweet as a flower. R. L. de Pearsall
Lady see on every side. L. Marenzio
Come live with me. J. L. Hatton
Why so pale. J. Stainer
Evening. J. L. Hatton
For the new Year. Mendelssohn
Let me careless. T. Linley
Jack Frost. J. L. Hatton
Fire fire, my heart. T. Morley
When all alone. G. Cowersi
Come again. J. Dowland
In going to my naked bed. R. Edwards
The Rhine (Whene'er such fire). Mendelssohn
Die not fond man. J. Ward
Queen and huntress. L. Colborne
Ye little birds. R. Mann
The Rhine is gently flowing. H. Smart
Chloe and Corinna. E. J. Hopkins
Sweetly blows the western wind. J. L. Hatton
What ho, what shepherd ho. W. Beale
Cold winter now. W. A. Barrett
O sing unto my roundelay. S. Wesley
There is a paradise. R. L. de Pearsall
Our life is but an idle play. F. A. G. Ouseley
With Drooping wings. H. Purcell
When love lies sleeping. G. Cooper
Homeward bound. J. Hampton
The Tars' song. J. L. Hatton
The banners waving. H. Werner
Thyrsis sleepest thou J. Bennet
O winter, surly winter. J. L. Hatton
O take me to your arms. A. Alexander
Light of my soul. R. L. de Pearsall
Slow slow fresh fount. W. Horsley
Flow down cold rivulet. W. Claxton
Shine out stars. A. Alexander
Love's servile lot J. Stainer
Softly blow ye breezes. G. J. Elvey
Date
c 1865
Language
English
Physical extent
1 part-book
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Collection contents
Music manuscripts from the Library of St Michael's College, Tenbury Wells
A set of ten part-books containing miscellaneous church music, madrigals, etc., mostly in Ouseley's hand. Treble I part
