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Egerton MS 2046
- Record Id:
- 032-001982975
- Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
- 032-001982975
- MDARK:
- ark:/81055/vdc_100000000053.0x000166
- LARK:
- ark:/81055/vdc_100109684519.0x000001
- SLARK:
- Format:
- ISAD(G)
- Reference (shelfmark):
- Egerton MS 2046
- Title:
- A collection of dances and other tunes arranged for lute
- Scope & Content:
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ff. 4-15, 52b. Collection of dances and other tunes for 2 Lutes, the part for the 2nd lute consisting, in nos. 8-14, of a mere ground bass. 1. 'The pauecheo.' First part wanting. '[Robert ?] Johnsone.' f. 4. 2. 'Lauecheogallyerde.' 'Johnsone.' ff. 4, 4b. 3. 'The flatt pauion' (sc. pavan). 4. Galliard belonging to the preceding number. f. 5b. 5. 'Drewrie's accordes.' ff. 6, 6b. 6. 'De la trumba.' This and nos. 7-9 are anonymous. ff. 6b, 7b. 7. 'La (sic) rosignoll.' ff. 8, 8b. 8. A piece without name. ff. 8b, 9. 9. 'The Quadro pauing' (sc. pavan). ff. 9b, 10. 10. Spanish pavan. 'Alfonces [? Ferrabosco].' ff. 10b, 11. 11. 'The pauinge of Allason's' (? by 'Johnsone.' ff. 4b, 5. Richard Allison). ff. 11b, 12. 12. 'The Quadro galyerd.' Anonymous. ff. 12b, 13 (see also f. 8). 13. A piece without name. 'Johnson.' ff. 13b, 14. 14. Another. Anonymous. ff. 14b, 15. 15. 'The battelle.' Anonymous. ff. 52b-54.
ff. 14-51b passim. Collection of dances and other tunes arranged for Lute. Folios 4-36 and 52b-54 were transcribed in 1616 by Jane Pickeringe (probably the Jane Puckering whose father, Sir Thomas, was created a baronet in 1612 and whose aunt Dorothy married Sir Adam Newton, tutor to prince Henry); ff. 37-45b and 51b-46 (reversed) appear to have been transcribed about 1664-1678, at which time Denis Gautier (apparently the principal contributor) flourished. The names of the composers, where given in the MS., are appended below. 1. 'A Pauing,' sc. Pavan. f. 14. 2, 3. Two short pieces without titles. f. 15. 4. 'The Scottish Huntsupe,' sc. Hunt's up. f. 15b. 5. 'Lacrime.' '[John] Dowlande.' f. 16b. 6. 'Galyerd,' sc. Galliard. '[N.] Strogers.' f. 17. 7. 'The battell galyerd.' '[? J.] Dowlande.' f. 17b. 8. 'My Ladie Riche's galyerd.' f. 18. 9. Pavan. 'Francis Cuttinge.' f. 18b. 10-13. Four (?) pieces without titles, f. 19. 14. 'Piper's Pauinge.' '[? J.] Dowlande.' f. 19b. 15. Pavan. 'Daniell Bachler.' f. 20b. 16. 'A Toye.' f. 21. 17. Pavan. 'Francis Cuttinge.' f. 22. 18. 19. Two 'Toyes.' f. 22. 20. 'Sweet Robyne.' Two copies, ff. 22b, 35. 21. Pavan. 'Johnsonn.' f. 23. 22. Fantasia. f. 23b. 23-25. Three 'Toyes.' f. 24. 26. Fantasia. f. 24b. 27. 'God be with the. franc[i ?]s.' f. 25. 28. 'My Lord Willobe's wellcome borne.' 'John Dowland.' f. 25. 29. Pavan. '[? Philip] Rossetter's.' f. 25b. 30. Galliard. 'Rossetter's.' f. 26. 31. 'Mall Symes.' f. 26b. 32. Pavan. 'Daniell Bachler.' f. 27b. 33. Galliard. 'Edmond Collarde.' f. 28. 34. A short piece without title. f. 28. 35. 'Drawe neare me and lowe me.' f. 28. 36, 37. 'A Carranta' and 'A Crananto,' sc. Courantes (?). f. 28b. 38-40. A piece inscribed at the end 'A. H. J.,' and two 'Toys.' f. 29. 41. 'Go from my window.' '[? J.] Dowland.' f. 29b. 42. Galliard. 'Daniell Bachler.' f. 30. 43. 'The Maids in Constrite (?).' f. 30. 44. A piece without title. f. 30b. 45. 'A Toye.' f. 31. 46. '[?John] Dowlande's Lamentation, 'Semp[er] dolent.' f. 31b. 47. 'Almaine,' sc. Allemande. 'Frauncis Cuttinge.' f. 32. 48. 'Delight galyerd.' 'Johnsonn.' f. 32. 49. 'The English Huntsuppe.' 'John Whitfelde.' f. 32. 50. 'Chow bente.' f. 32b. 51. 'Carman's whistle.' 'Johnsonne.' f. 33. 52. A piece without title. f. 33. 53. 'My Lord Willoughbie's welcom home.' '[William] Byrde.' f. 33b. 54. 55. Two 'Toyes.' f. 33b. 56. 'The Countiss of Pembruth (sc. Pembroke's) fineralle.' 'Anthony Holborne.' f. 34. 57, 58. Two 'Toyes.' f. 34. 59. 'The Madlay' (sc. Medley). f. 34b. 60. 'Daphney and Corridon.' 'John Whitfeild.' f. 35b. 61. Galliard. f. 36. 62-65. Four pieces without titles. ff. 37b, 39, 40b, 42. 66. 'Coranto' to be played 'Harpeway.' 'Jo. Lawrence.' f. 43. 67. 'A Ballat.' 'Jo. Lawrence.' f. 43. 68. A piece without title. '[? Denis] Gautier.' f. 44. 69. 'Serabrande,' sc. Saraband. 'Jo. Lawrence.' Followed by the composer's mode of 'Tuning flat-way.' f. 44. 70. Courante. 'Gautier.' f. 44b. 71. A piece without title, apparently also by Gautier, as it is followed by his 'Tuni[n]g.' f. 44b. 72, 73. Two pieces without titles. f. 45b. Reversing the volume. 74-76. Courante, 'Besse Bell,' and 'Trenschmoore.' 'Gau[tier].' f. 51b. 77. Hornpipe. This and nos. 78 and 79 are inscribed at the end 'Guateir (sc. Gautier) tuninge,' etc. f. 51. 78, 79. A piece without title, and a Galliard. f. 50b. 80. A piece without title. f. 49b. 81. Prelude. f. 49. 82. Saraband, and some other fragments. f. 48b. 83. Several pieces without titles ff. 45b-47b. 84. 'Madamoiselle de Veau.' f. 47. 85. 'Tho. King's March.' f. 47. 86, 87. Saraband, and a piece without title. f. 46b. 88, 89. Another piece without title, and Saraband. f. 46.
- Collection Area:
- Music Collections
- Project / Collection:
- Egerton Manuscripts
- Hierarchy Tree:
- [{ "id" : "032-001982975", "parent" : "#", "text" : "Egerton MS 2046: A collection of dances and other tunes arranged for lute" , "li_attr" : {"class": "orderable"} }]
- Hierarchy Record Ids:
- 032-001982975
- Is part of:
- not applicable
- Hierarchy:
- 032-001982975
- Container:
- not applicable
- Record Type (Level):
- Fonds
- Extent:
- 1 volume
- Digitised Content:
- https://iiif.bl.uk/uv/#?manifest=https://bl.digirati.io/iiif/ark:/81055/vdc_100109684519.0x000001
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- Languages:
- Not applicable
- Scripts:
- Latin
- Start Date:
- 1600
- End Date:
- 1699
- Date Range:
- 17th century
- Era:
- CE
- Access:
-
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- Physical Characteristics:
- Paper. Small Folio.
- Custodial History:
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Owned by Jane Pickering, daughter of Lord Keeper Pickering, in 1616. On the cover are the initials J. P. on either side of the royal arms. The MS. belonged afterwards to Mrs. Manwareringe; and in 1811 to W. J. Porter.
- Material Type:
- Archives and Manuscripts
- Legal Status:
- Not Public Record(s)