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G. F. Handel: 'The Messiah' [HWV 56], organ part arranged by J. E. Borland and T. W. Bourne

MS. Mus. b. 19

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Title

G. F. Handel: 'The Messiah' [HWV 56], organ part arranged by J. E. Borland and T. W. Bourne

Shelfmark

MS. Mus. b. 19

Summary

Organ part arranged for Sir J. F. Bridge's Royal Albert Hall performance, with the Royal Choral Society, on 2 Jan 1899, which was based on a performing version prepared by Bourne. Incomplete. Fol. 102 contains a letter in Bourne's hand, indicating that it was created jointly with John E. Borland (1866-1937). The manuscript contains instructions to a printer but this organ part was never published.

Date

c 1898-1899

Language

English

Physical extent

104 Leaves

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Music bequeathed by T. W. Bourne

G. F. Handel: 'The Messiah' [HWV 56], organ part arranged by J. E. Borland and T. W. Bourne

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