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040-001990580

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032-001990461

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NOVELLO COLLECTION. Vol. XCVI. Mostly sacred vocal music; after 1803 (watermark)-1843, n.d. Full, vocal or chorus scores, or instrumental parts. Partly autograph. Some copies in the hand of, and with accompaniments arranged by, Vincent Novello.

ff. 71. Overall size 320 x 240mm.

1. ff. 1-2v. Emanuele d'Astorga: adaptation to the words 'Tantum ergo' of 'O quam tristis et afflicta' from his 'Stabat mater', for three voices and keyboard; 1829. Vocal score. Copy in the hand of J. Nyren of Battersea, with an inscription from him to Vincent Novello.

2. ff. 3-3v. Thomas Attwood: Sanctus and Responses, for SATB; 1831. Chorus score. Autograph. The responses have been crossed through. For an autograph of the organ score see Add. 65488, ff. 22-22v.

3. ff. 4-10v. Franz Gregor Bühler: The opening 'Kyrie' from the Mass in G major, op. 1 no. 1 (Augsburg, 1814), for four voices and orchestra; after 1819 (watermark). Full score. Copy (?) Incomplete, lacking most of the voice parts and some of the instrumental parts.

4. ff. 11-12. Giovanni Bononcini: 'Per la Gloria', from 'Griselda', harmonised for SATB and keyboard by Vincent Novello; [after 1805?] (watermark). Vocal score. Copy in the hand of Vincent Novello.

5. ff. 13-25. Orlando Gibbons: 'Grant, Holy Trinity', verse anthem, transposed from D minor to E minor and scored from voice parts and an organ book in Durham Cathedral by Philip Armes; after 1862. Vocal score. Copy in the hand of Philip Armes.

6. ff. 26-27. [Tommaso?] Giordani: 'Tibi omnes', duet for soprano, tenor and continuo; after 1803 (watermark). Vocal score. Copy (?)

7. ff. 28-40. Edward Holmes: Motet 'O Jesu bone Pastor', for SATB and strings; after 1822 (watermark). Chorus score and parts for 1st violin, 2nd violin, 1st and 2nd violas, and cello and bass. Partly autograph, partly copy in the hand of Vincent Novello. The two-stave reduction included in the chorus score is incomplete. For version with organ accompaniment see Add. 65473.

8. ff. 41-42v. Albert Lottin: 'O Salutaris', for SSTB and keyboard; 1842. Vocal score. Autograph, with revisions in the hand of Vincent Novello, to whom the manuscript is inscribed by the composer (f. 41).

9. ff. 43-44. Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: At Benediction 'O salutaris', adapted for soprano or tenor solo, four-part chorus and organ from the third movement of Symphony no. 3 in A minor, op. 56; 1843. Vocal score. Copy in the hand of Vincent Novello.

10. ff. 45-46v. Saverio Mercadante: At Benediction 'O Salutaris', for tenor or soprano solo, SSTB and keyboard, arranged by Vincent Novello from 'A te, mio suolo Ligure' in the opera 'Il Bravo'; 1842. Vocal score. Copy in the hand of Vincent Novello.

11. ff. 47-47v. Saverio Mercadante: At Benediction 'O Salutaris', for soprano or tenor solo and keyboard, arranged by Vincent Novello from the aria 'La sera malinonica' in the opera 'Il Bravo'; 1842. Vocal score. Copy in the hand of Vincent Novello.

12. ff. 48-49v. Ferdinando Paer: 'Palpitante, incerta, oppressa', trio for STB; after 1816 (watermark). Vocal score. Copy. Formerly owned by [Giuseppe?] Naldi, whose signature occurs on the title-page (f. 48).

13. ff. 50-50v. John Robinson of York: At Benediction 'O Salutaris', solo and quartet or quartet and chorus, with organ accompaniment, arranged by Vincent Novello from an orchestral work; 1842. Copy in the hand of Vincent Novello. Published in The Benediction. For autograph full score of original version see Add. 65457, f. 34.

14. ff. 51-52v. Friedrich Schneider: 'O memoriale mortis Domini', for soprano or tenor solo and three cellos, adapted from the oratorio 'Die Sündfluth' to Latin words, and with an organ accompaniment, by Vincent Novello; n.d. Full score. Published in vol. 2 of Novello's Convent Music.

15. ff. 53-60v. Julius Stockhausen: 'Ave Maria', duet for two sopranos and orchestra; 1839. Full score. Autograph. Followed (ff. 60-60v) by an adaptation apparently for keyboard, of 'Dove sei' from G. F. Handel's 'Rodelinda', n.d., also in Stockhausen's hand, headed 'Holy Holy'.

16. ff. 61-71v. Tomás Luis de Victoria: sacred music from Missarum libri duo (1583), for SATB and organ; 1843. Vocal score. Copy in the hand of Vincent Novello. Contents: 'Kyrie' from Missa 'Quam pulchri' (ff. 61v-63v): - The Mass for the Dead, with organ part added by Vincent Novello (ff. 64-71v). The organ part is incomplete.

includes:

ff. 1-2v Baron Emanuele d' Astorga,; composer: J. Nyren, of Battersea: Extract from 'Stabat Mater' by Baron Emanuele d' Astorga, copied by J. Nyren: 1829.
ff. 3-3v Thomas Attwood, composer and organist: Sacred vocal music by Thomas Attwood: 1831, 1834, n.d: Mostly autogr.
ff. 4-10v Franz Gregor Bühler, composer: Sacred music by Franz Gregor Bühler: aft. 1819-circa 1832, n.d: Copies.
ff. 11-12 Giovanni Bononcini, composer: Aria 'Per la Gloria' by Giovanni Bononcini: [1805?], n.d: Copies.
ff. 13-25 Orlando Gibbons, organist and composer: Philip Armes, organist of Durham Cathedral: Anthem 'Grant, Holy Trinity' by Orlando Gibbons, arranged by Philip Armes: aft. 1862.
ff. 26-27 Tommaso Giordani, composer: Duet 'Tibi omnes' by Tommaso Giordani: aft. 1803: Copy?.
ff. 28-40 Edward Holmes, organist and music critic: Vocal music by Edward Holmes: circa 1815-1822: Mostly autogr.
ff. 41-42v Albert Lottin, composer: 'O Salutaris' by Albert Lottin: 1842: Autogr. with revisions by V. Novello.
ff. 43-44 Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, composer: Sacred vocal music: circa 1832-1843: Copies.
ff. 45-47v Saverio Mercadante, composer: Sacred vocal music by Saverio Mercadante: 1841, 1842: Copies.
ff. 48-49v Ferdinando Paer, composer: Trio 'Palpitante, incerta, oppressa': aft. 1816: Copy.
ff. 50-50v John Robinson, of York: Incidental music for Sarah Siddons's tour by John Robinson: 1840, 1842: Partly autogr.
ff. 51-52v Friedrich Schneider, composer: Vocal music by Friedrich Schneider: circa 1840, n.d: Copies.
ff. 53-60v Julius Stockhausen, composer and singer: 'Ave Maria' and adaptation of Handel's 'Dove sei' for keyboard by Julius Stockhausen: 1839, n.d: Autogr.
ff. 60-60v George Frideric Handel, composer: Vocal music by George Frideric Handel: circa 1754-1847, n.d: Copies.
ff. 61-71v Tomás Luis de Victoria, composer: Excerpts from masses (1583) by Tomás Luis de Victoria: 1843: Copies.

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032-001990461
036-001990574
040-001990580

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Add MS 65382-65525 : NOVELLO COLLECTION Music manuscripts written or collected by the publisher and editor, Vincent Novello (b.1781, d.1861),…
Add MS 65473-65484 : F. COMPOSITE VOLUMES B.IV. SACRED MUSIC: COMPOSITE VOLUMES ARRANGED CHRONOLOGICALLY

Add MS 65477 : NOVELLO COLLECTION. Vol. XCVI. Mostly sacred vocal music; after 1803 (watermark)-1843, n.d. Full, vocal or chorus scores, or…

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032-001990461[0006]/036-001990574[0003]/040-001990580

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Languages:

English

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Latin

Start Date:

1803

End Date:

1862

Date Range:

1803-1862

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ff. 48-49v Giuseppe Naldi, Italian bass: Owned.

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Names:

Armes, Philip, organist of Durham Cathedral, 1836-1908
Attwood, Thomas, composer and organist, 1765-1838
Bononcini, Giovanni, composer
Bühler, Franz Gregor, composer
Gibbons, Orlando, organist and composer, 1583-1625
Giordani, Tommaso, composer, c 1730-1806
Handel, George Frideric, composer, 1685-1759
Holmes, Edward, organist and music critic
Lottin, Albert, composer
Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Jakob Ludwig Felix, composer, 1809-1847,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000121181195
Mercadante, Saverio, composer, 1795-1870
Naldi, Giuseppe, Italian bass
Nyren, J, of Battersea
Paer, Ferdinando, composer
Robinson, John, of York
Schneider, Friedrich, composer
Stockhausen, Julius, composer and singer
Victoria, Tomás Luis de, composer
d'Astorga, Emanuele, composer, Late 17th century-Mid 18th century