Add MS 32314

ff. 2, 4. Numbers from Operas, with symphonies and accompaniments for strings, etc., in score, by K. H. Graun. 1. 'Misero pargoletto': aria from 'Demofoonte,' 1746. f. 2. 2. 'Vanne, Neron spietato': final chorus, with horns, etc., from 'Brittanicus,' 1752. f. 4.

ff. 8-25b. Three Italian Cantatas, the first two for a soprano, the last for a tenor, with symphonies and accompaniments for strings (and, in the case of no. 3, a figured bass for harpsichord), in score, by K. H. Graun. 1. 'Tirsi, povero Tirsi.' f. 8. 2. 'Apollo amante di Daphne,' begins 'Ferma, Dafne crudel.' f. 13. 3. 'La Gelosia,' begins 'Ahi, qual Cruccio.' f. 19.

ff. 26-1 74b. Twelve church Cantatas for 4 voices (most of them containing solos), with symphonies and accompaniments for clarinets and strings, etc., in score, by [Christian Gottgift] August Bergt. Autograph (except No. 7). 1. ‘Ehre sey Gott in der Höhe‘; with trumpets, drums, etc. f. 26. 2. ‘Gott ruft der Sonn' ‘; with horns, trumpets, flutes, bassoons, trombones, organ, etc. f. 35. 3. ‘Selig sind die reines Herzens,’ beg. ‘Vater, hilf mir‘ ('Deus noster refugium‘); with trumpets, drums, bassoons, organ, etc. f. 50. 4. ‘Jauchzet dem Herrn’; with flutes, horns, trombones, organ, etc. f. 59. 5. ‘Erheb' uns zu dir‘; with oboes, horns, trumpets, drums, etc. The text is by [Friedrich Gottlieb] Klopstock, 1814. f. 72. 6. ‘Unser Geist soll dich erheben’; with above instruments, and flutes, bassoons, organ, etc., 1813. f. 87. 7. ‘Der Todestag des Erlösers,’ beg. ‘Geist der Andacht’; with bassoons, drums, organ, etc. The text is by [August Hermann] Niemeyer. f. 98. 8. ‘Lobet Gott, denn Jesus lebet‘; with horns, bassoons, organ, etc. f. 123. 9. ‘Singt Jesu Dank’; with oboes, horns, trumpets, drums, bassoons, etc., 1813. f. 136. 10. ‘Wie in der herrlicher Natur’; with horns, bassoons, etc. f. 145. 11. ‘Die Sternlein in der Nacht’; with horns, bassoons, etc. f. 155. 12. ‘Danket dem Herrn‘; with horns, trumpets, drums, etc. f. 164. The above appear to be taken from a collection entitled ‘Die christlichen Feste,’ a copy of the title-page of which is given on f. 164.