Add MS 19648

ff. 2, 7. Canzonets, originally written for a single voice, by Franz Joseph Haydn, harmonized for 3 voices, with pianoforte accompaniment, in score, by D. Bruguier. 1. 'Despair,' begins 'The anguish of my bursting heart.' f. 2. 2. 'Fidelity,' begins 'While hollow burst the rushing winds.' f. 7. [About 1810.]

f. 14. 'Think on me'; harmonized for 4 voices, with pianoforte accompaniment, in score, by D. Bruguier, from the melody by J. A. Stevenson.

ff. 16, 18. Glees for 3 voices, in score, in the hand of D. Bruguier, to whom the volume appears to have originally belonged. 1. 'To sing of Love's passion.' 'D. Bruguier, 1810.' f. 16. 2. 'O young Lochinvar! ' Adapted by the same from 'T. Attwood.' f. 18.

ff. 20, 44. Two duets. [About 1810.] 1. 'Sweet minstrel of the pensive Grove'; with pianoforte accompaniment, in score. 'D. Bruguier.' Autograph(?). f. 20. 2. The flute and horn parts of a duet, 'Fabio(?) and Lorenza.' Anonymous. (In the same hand?) f. 44.

ff. 25, 39, 45. Songs; of which nos. 1 and 2 are by William Henry Cutler, and apparently autograph, and no. 3 is anonymous. [1814] 1. 'Thoughts of Home': Recitative and Aria, begins ''Tis sweet to hear at midnight'; with accompaniments for flutes, bassoons, and strings, in score and parts. (Watermark 1820.) Words by Lord Byron, f. 25. 2. 'Maria,' 1814. Flute and 4 string parts only. f. 39. 8. 'Hey, Robin.' Anonymous. Bass. and tenor chorus parts only. f. 45.

f. 44. ‘Glory be to thee, O Lord‘; for 4 voices in one, in score, by J. Warren. Autograph (?).

f. 44b. 'If all be true as women say'; for 4 voices in one, in score. Anonymous. From Playford's , 1667.

f. 44b. ' 'Tis Amarillis walking all alone'; for 3 voices, in score, by Thomas Brewer, 1667. [1833.]

f. 46. Moderato in E flat (common time). Unfinished. Apparently by W. H. Cutler, 1816.