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Archive Reference (shelfmark) MS Mus. 896-922 Level [37] SubSeries

1. MS Mus. 899-900

Reference (shelfmark):
MS Mus. 899-900
Title:
MSS Mus. 899, 900. Charles Villiers Stanford Manuscripts. Vols iv, v. ‘Elegiac Ode’ (words, Walt Whitman, from ‘President Lincoln’s Burial Hymn’), for soprano and baritone solos, chorus and orchestra, op.21; 1884. Autograph. Vocal score published Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co., 1884. First performed at the Norwich Festival, 15 Oct. 1884, conducted by the composer. See Rodmell, pp. 109-13; Dibble, pp. 158-60. Two volumes.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1884
Extent:
2 items

2. MS Mus. 901-902

Reference (shelfmark):
MS Mus. 901-902
Title:
MSS Mus. 901, 902. Charles Villiers Stanford Manuscripts. Vols vi, vii. ‘The Three Holy Children’(words from the Book of Daniel, Psalms 137 and 74), for soloists, chorus and orchestra, [op.22]; [1885]. Full score in ink, on 22-stave paper. Copy, in two hands. Dedicated to Queen Victoria. With the previous publishers’ stamps of Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co. and Boosey & Co. on the front end-paper, flyleaf and opening folio. Vocal score published Stanley Lucas, Weber & Co., 188...
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English
Date Range:
[1885]
Extent:
2 items

3. MS Mus. 911-913

Reference (shelfmark):
MS Mus. 911-913
Title:
MSS Mus. 911-913. Charles Villiers Stanford Manuscripts. Vols xvi-xviii. ‘The Veiled Prophet of Khorassan’ (libretto, William Barclay Squire, after ‘Lalla Rookh’ by Thomas Moore), for soloists, chorus and orchestra; [1879?]. Vocal score published Boosey and Bote & Bock, 1881. First performed as ‘Der verschleierte Prophet’ at the Hoftheater in Hanover on 6 Feb. 1881, conducted by Ernst Frank; first performed in England as ‘Il profeta velato’ at Covent Garden on 26 July 1893, conducted ...
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English
Date Range:
[1879?]
Extent:
3 items

4. MS Mus. 915-916

Reference (shelfmark):
MS Mus. 915-916
Title:
MS Mus. 915-916. Charles Villiers Stanford Manuscripts. Vols. xx-xxi. ‘Shamus O’Brien’, romantic opera in two acts (words, George H. Jessop, after the poem A Story of Ireland a Hundred Years Ago by Joseph Sheridan LeFanu), ‘op.62’ [published as op.61]; 1895, n.d. Autograph and copy. Vocal score published by Boosey & Co., 1896; first performed at the Opéra-Comique in London, 2 Mar. 1896, conducted by Henry Wood. See Rodmell, pp. 184-8, 386-9 and 395-7; Dibble, pp. 272-82. Two volumes.
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Languages:
English
Date Range:
1895
Extent:
2 items

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