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MS Mus. 1716/68

Record Id:

040-001628153

Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:

032-001616029

MDARK:

ark:/81055/vdc_100000000195.0x0000c4

LARK:

SLARK:

Format:

ISAD(G)

Reference (shelfmark):

MS Mus. 1716/68

Title:

Single parts and fragments.

Scope & Content:

Including single copies of printed songs and piano pieces. Titles include:

Charles Auguste de Bériot: 'Seven airs with all the variations for the violin'. [between 1857 and 1864]. Printed music, published by Boosey & Co as number 17 in the series 'Boosey's Instrumental Library'. [Airs variés, violin].
Franz von Blon: 'Under the banner of victory march'. [After 1896]. Arranged for piano. Printed music, published by Hawkes & Son, plate number G.308.T. Front cover title, 'Under the Banner of Victory March'. Caption title 'Unter dem Siegesbanner Marsch'. Illustrated cover.
'A British Toast'.
James Candelin: 'Oscar'. Overture.
Harry Carter: 'Love 'tis a very funny thing'. [1884]. Printed vocal score. Published by Francis Brothers and Day. With new text added in red ink: first words 'My story p'raps may prove a bore'. Added in pencil, 'No 4 Finale'.
Chillemont: 'Per Baccho! Polka.' [1895 or 1896]. Printed piano music and orchestral parts. Published by Jules Raux, plate numbers 131 and 132. With illustrated cover.
'Dearie me'.
Joseph Francis Duggan: 'Wild bells'. [c1864]. Printed piano music, published by Foster & King, plate number F & K 754. Full title 'J. F. Duggan's Popular Ballad, Wild Bells, transcribed for the Pianoforte by Walter Macfarren'.
L Durbec: 'La charmeuse d'oiseaux. Chansonette'. [c1876]. Printed vocal score, published by Benoit ainé, Paris, with plate number 3344. Illustrated cover. With alternative text added in English, in pencil, first words 'Sleep love and dream'. Numbered '66' in blue pencil, with a cue, a cut, and an instruction about scoring. Also with a related single leaf of manuscript.
'Die Heinzelmännchen'.
'Hornpipe'.
'Hymn Russe'.
'Jack loves the girls'.
Archibald Keen: 'A scramble in two sharps'. [1882]. printed piano music, published by Weekes & Co with plate number W. 1653. Illustrated cover.
'The kettle-drum polka'.
'Look out for Sadie'.
'Musketeers'.
Schubert: 'Moment Musical'.
'Slave dance'.
'Therese' (possibly 'Therese, the orphan of Geneva' by F Schira).
'Young'

Collection Area:

Music Collections

Project / Collection:

Music Manuscripts

Hierarchy Record Ids:

032-001616029
040-001628153

Is part of:

MS Mus. 1716 : Drury Lane Theatre Archive

MS Mus. 1716/68 : Single parts and fragments.

Hierarchy:

032-001616029[0069]/040-001628153

Container:

View / search within Archive / Collection: MS Mus. 1716

Record Type (Level):

File

Extent:

folios

Digitised Content:

Languages:

English

Scripts:

Latin

Start Date:

1855

End Date:

1900

Date Range:

c1860-1900

Era:

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Material Type:

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Legal Status:

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