A collection of vocal compositions in score
MS. Tenbury 1232
Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford
Description
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Title
A collection of vocal compositions in score
Shelfmark
MS. Tenbury 1232
Summary
Contents:
Scocca pur tutti. [Lully]
By purling streams. W. Croft
How charming is beauty. Anon.
Lost is my love. Anon.
Yes my Aminta 'tis too true. 'A peace of Musicke upon ye death of Mr H. Purcell'. H. Hall
Praise the Lord. 'Anthem for ye Coronation of Queen Anne'. Jeremiah Clark [Clarke]
Pay your thanks. 'Upon the Peace concluded at Keswick'. Anon.
O tell the world. 'Compos'd upon ye Peace of Keswick, perform'd att Drury Lane play house'. J. Clark [Clarke]
No more great rulers of the sky. 'Compos'd for ye Gentlemen of ye Island of Barbadoes'. J. Clark [Clarke]
Now Albion raise thy Drooping head. 'On his Majesty's happy Delivrance'. J. Clark [Clarke]
With the exception of No. 10, the preliminary list of contents and some headings are in the hand William Croft.
Date
early 18th cent.
Language
English
Physical extent
1 volume
Custodial history
Formerly belonged to James Kent of Winchester.
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Collection contents
Music manuscripts from the Library of St Michael's College, Tenbury Wells
A collection of vocal compositions in score
