A collection of secular and sacred English vocal music in score

Title

A collection of secular and sacred English vocal music in score

Shelfmark

MS. Tenbury 1158

Summary

Contents:

(p. 1) Ode to Charity. W. Boyce

(p. 61) Full service in G. J. Marsh

(p. 93) Te Deum and Jubilate in F. T. Attwood

(p. 109) How calm the evening. John Worgan

(p. 116) The gladsome bloom. John Worgan

(p. 120) Go soft desires. John Worgan

(p. 123) Bacchus to arms. John Worgan

(p. 129) Great God of sleep. John Worgan

(p. 133) Happy the man. John Worgan

(p. 142) Full service in A. Anon.

(p. 160) Peace to the souls of the heroes. J. W. Callcott

(p. 165) Fill the bowl with rosy wine. J. Dyne

(p. 168) Swiftly from the mountain's brow. S. Webbe

(p. 173) In the merry month of May. B. Cooke

(p. 181) Come live with me. S. Webbe

(p. 185) Awake Aeolian lyre. J. Danby

(p. 188) Look neighbours, look. Harrington

(p. 188) How are we met. S. Webbe

(p. 189) Hark, hark the lark. B. Cooke

(p. 192) How sweet, how fresh. S. Paxton

(p. 194) 'Twas you sir. Anon.

(p. 195) With a jolly full bottle. Anon.

(p. 196) Love and music. Harrington

(p. 197) Beviamo tutti tre. F. Giardini

(p. 198) When e'er my dame. J. W. Callcott

(p. 199) Non fidi al mar. S. Webbe

(p. 202) Hark the hollow woods. J. S. Smith

(p. 203) Is the devil in you. T. A. Arne

(p. 207) Neighbours come round me. S. Webbe

(p. 209) Five Sonatas for Pianoforte. John Worgan

(p. 225) Jubilate in D, orchestral accpt. W. Russell

Items 2, 3 and 31 are in the hand of W. Russell.

Date

late 18th cent.

Language

English

Physical extent

1 volume