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2301. MS Mus. 149-152

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MS Mus. 149-152
Title:
MSS Mus. 149-152. CHARLES DIBDIN THE ELDER: music manuscripts; circa 1767-1814. Autograph scores, in ink, including some copies of other composers’ works. Unless otherwise stated, the words are by Dibdin, only the first verse of airs is written, and the scoring of airs and choruses is for voices, horns, oboes and strings, and of recitatives for voice and bass. Supplements the Dibdin collection at Add. 30950-30970. Other collections of Dibdin’s manuscripts are at Southampton Public Library, t...
Scope & Content:
Charles Dibdin, composer and dramatist: Music manuscripts: circa 1767-1814: Autogr.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English, French, and Italian
Date Range:
c 1767-1814
Extent:
4 items

2302. MS Mus. 168-208

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MS Mus. 168-208
Title:
ALICK MACLEAN COLLECTION MSS Mus. 168-208. Music manuscripts and papers of the composer and conductor and Alexander Morvaren (‘Alick’) Maclean (b.1872, d.1936); 1880-1970, n.d. All music manuscripts are autograph full scores for orchestra, written in ink, except where otherwise stated. See K. Young, Music’s Great Days in the Spas and Watering-Places (1968), pp. 78-107. Presented by Alick Mayhew, Esq., grandson of the composer, 12 Sept. 1988, and incorporated June 2002. Paper. Forty-one vol...
Scope & Content:
'Alick' Morvaren Maclean, or Alexander; composer and conductor: Music manuscripts and papers: 1880-1970, n.d.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English, French, German, and Italian
Date Range:
1880-1970
Extent:
41 items

2303. MS Mus. 243-245

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MS Mus. 243-245
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MSS Mus. 243-245. ELLEN COLEMAN (b. circa 1886, d.1973): music manuscripts; 1921-57, n.d. Autograph scores, in ink. For correspondence of Ellen Coleman, see Add. 59897-59898. Further music manuscripts are housed at City University, London. Presented to the British Institute of Recorded Sound and transferred to Music Collections from the National Sound Archive, 23 April 1996. Three volumes. 310 x 240mm.
Scope & Content:
Ellen Coleman, composer: Music manuscripts: 1921-57, n.d.: Autogr.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English, French, German, and Italian
Date Range:
1921-1957
Extent:
3 items

2304. MS Mus. 266

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MS Mus. 266
Title:
MS Mus. 266. FRANÇOIS CLÉMENT THÉODORE DUBOIS (b.1837, d.1924): ‘Notre Dame de la Mer, Légende du pays Boulonnais pour Soli, choeurs et Orchestre’ [and organ], to a libretto by Louis Gallet; [1897]. Full score. Copy in ink, with conductors’ markings in red and blue crayon and pencil. French. From the hire library of the publisher Heugel. The title page bears stamps and annotations relating to sixteen performances between 1897 and 1919. Purchased from Lisa Cox, 5 March 1998. ff. 124. 350 x 2...
Scope & Content:
Louis Gallet, French writer: François Clément Théodore Dubois, composer and organist: 'Notre Dame de la Mer', oratorio by François Clément Théodore Dubois, to a libretto by Louis Gallet: 1897: Fr.: Copy.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
[1897]
Extent:
1 item

2305. MS Mus. 267

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MS Mus. 267
Title:
MS Mus. 267. REYNALDO HAHN (b.1874, d.1947): ‘Méduse’, incidental music, melodramas and choruses for the tragedy in four acts by Maurice Magre, for chorus and orchestra; [1911]. Full score. Copy, in ink, with performance markings added in pencil. French. Vocal score published Paris: Au Menestrel, [1911]. Purchased from Lisa Cox, 23 March 1998. ff. 176. 350 x 270mm. Quarter cloth on boards.
Scope & Content:
Reynaldo Hahn, composer: Maurice Magre, writer of plays: 'Méduse', incidental music by Reynaldo Hahn, for the tragedy by Maurice Magre: [1911]: Fr.: Copy.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
[1911]
Extent:
1 item

2306. MS Mus. 268

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MS Mus. 268
Title:
MS Mus. 268. DÉSIRÉ-EMILE INGHELBRECHT (b.1880, d.1965): ‘La Ville en Bois’, suite of nursery rhymes for chorus and orchestra; circa 1911. Autograph full score in ink, with portions supplied in a copyist’s hand, with numerous additions and corrections in pencil by the composer and others. An earlier title is erased and no longer visible. The songs are ‘Bon voyag’ Monsieur Dumollet’, ‘Dansez, Canada’, ‘Une poule sur un mur’, ‘Am, stram, gram, pic et pic’ and ‘Riguingo marie ta fille’ (correct...
Scope & Content:
Désiré-Emile Inghelbrecht, conductor and composer: 'La Ville en Bois', suite of nursery rhymes by Désiré-Emile Inghelbrecht: circa 1910: Fr: Autogr.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
c 1911
Extent:
1 item

2307. MS Mus. 269

Reference (shelfmark):
MS Mus. 269
Title:
MS Mus. 269. GEORGES MIGOT (b.1891, d.1976): ‘Voix de femmes, dix poèmes de Georges Migot pour quatuor vocal mixte (ou choeur)’; 1949. Score, for unaccompanied voices. Copy in ink, in the hand of Marc Honegger, with conductor’s annotations in pencil. The first four songs are not individually dated. Dedicated ‘À Yvonne Gouverné’. Published as Dix quatuors vocaux ou choeurs mixtes sur dix poèmes de Georges Migot, in a facsimile of the composer’s autograph, Paris: Alphonse Leduc, [1952]. In the...
Scope & Content:
Georges Migot, composer: Marc Honegger, musicologist: 'Voix de femmes, dix poèmes pour quatuor vocal mixte' by Georges Migot: 1949: Fr.: Copy, in the hand of M. Honegger.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
1949
Extent:
1 item

2308. MS Mus. 272

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MS Mus. 272
Title:
MS Mus. 272. BOHUSLAV MARTINU: Concerto no.1 for ’cello and orchestra; 1955. Dyeline copy of the autograph full score of the revised version, signed by the composer and annotated in ink, pencil and crayon by Pierre Fournier. Dated 28 June 1955. Dedicated to Pierre Fournier. With three autograph letters from Martinu to Fournier, relating to his revision of the work; 13 Jan., 30 July and 23 Aug. 1955 (ff. 1-3). The work was originally adapted for Fournier in 1939 from an earlier chamber work, ...
Scope & Content:
Bohuslav Jan Martinu, Czech composer: Pierre Fournier, cellist: Cello concerto no.1 by Bohuslav Jan Martinu, annotated by Pierre Fournier: 1955: Dyeline copy of autogr. includes: ff. 1-3 Bohuslav Jan Martinu, Czech composer: Pierre Fournier, cellist: Letters to Pierre Fournier from Bohuslav ...
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
1955
Extent:
1 item

2309. MS Mus. 284

Reference (shelfmark):
MS Mus. 284
Title:
MS Mus. 284. VIOLET BRIDGEWATER, CORYSANDE FORDHAM AND AMHERST WEBBER: music manuscripts; first half of twentieth century. Presented by Bentley Bridgewater, Esq., 19 Dec. 1988. ff. 40. Overall size 358 x 270mm. 1. ff. 1-19. Violet Bridgewater: piano music; n.d. Partly autograph, partly probably in the hand of Bentley Bridgewater. i. ff. 1-4. ‘Couleur de rose, valse’. Deleted title: ‘Spring frolics’. ii. ff. 5-8. ‘Fleeting Thoughts, valse’. Two copies, the first signed ‘Violet J. Powell’....
Scope & Content:
includes: ff. 1-19 Violet Bridgewater, née Powell; composer: Piano music: 1st half of 20th cent.: Partly autogr.ff. 20-1 Corysande Fordham, composer: Primrose Hood, writer: Cradle Song by Corysande Fordham, to words by Primrose Hood: circa 1930: Probably copy.ff. 22-3 Moira O'Neill, write...
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
Unspecified
Extent:
1 item

2310. MS Mus. 287-288

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MS Mus. 287-288
Title:
LETTERS TO IRIS LEMARE (b.1902, d.1997); circa 1920 – 1997, n.d.
Scope & Content:
MSS Mus. 287-288. Letters to the conductor Iris Lemare from composers, conductors and instrumentalists. Iris Lemare, daughter of the organist Edwin H. Lemare, co-founded the Macnaghten concerts in 1931, and ran them solely, as the Lemare Concert Series, in 1934-37. She conducted the Lemare Strin...
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English and French
Date Range:
c 1920-1997
Extent:
2 items

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