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A selection from the opera 'Antigone by Giovanni Paisiello

MS. Tenbury 441

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Title

A selection from the opera 'Antigone by Giovanni Paisiello

Shelfmark

MS. Tenbury 441

Summary

Volume in a collection of operatic pieces by Paisiello in full score (MSS. Tenbury 424-447).

Contents:

(p. 1) Perchè se tanti siete

(p. 96) Schemo degli astri

(p. 160) Io non so se amor tu sei

(p. 216) A torto spergiuro

(p. 250) Piango è ver

Date

late 18th cent.

Language

Italian

Physical extent

1 volume

Custodial history

Belonged in 1792 to Eliza Legge and later to W. Hawes.

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Collection contents

Music manuscripts from the Library of St Michael's College, Tenbury Wells

A selection from the opera 'Antigone by Giovanni Paisiello

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