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Bloxworth hymns, with other compositions and arrangements

MS. Mus. c. 795

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Title

Bloxworth hymns, with other compositions and arrangements

Shelfmark

MS. Mus. c. 795

Summary

Includes:

Bloxworth hymns. Various manuscripts, including 2 oblong tune books, organ copy and a printed collection (with words only), all associated with W.A. Cambridge-Pickard's compilations for Bloxworth church in Dorset where his father, the Rev. O. Pickard-Cambridge was Rector.

Additional hymns as harmonised by W.A. Cambridge-Pickard, n.d.

Canticles and Psalms by or copied by W.A. Cambridge-Pickard, n.d.

Letter to W.A. Pickard-Cambridge from Levy's Sound Studios, 23 Apr 1937.

Date

23 Apr 1937, n.d.

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box

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Collection contents

Music manuscripts of William Adair Pickard-Cambridge

Bloxworth hymns, with other compositions and arrangements

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