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Vocal, and the horn and organ parts

MS. Mus. Sch. C. 108c

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Title

Vocal, and the horn and organ parts

Shelfmark

MS. Mus. Sch. C. 108c

Summary

The score and parts of John Alcock's Funeral Anthem ('The ways of Sion do mourn') and Anthem for the wedding of the earl of Donegall on Nov. 16, 1761 ('Blessed is he that feareth the Lord'). No. 26626 contains the score: no. 26627 some of the vocal, and the horn and organ parts: no. 26628 the remainder. All appear to be the author's autograph.

Date

Written in 1766

Language

English

Physical extent

170 Leaves

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The score and parts of John Alcock's Funeral Anthem and Anthem for the wedding of the Earl of Donegall

Vocal, and the horn and organ parts

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