Add MS 65493

NOVELLO COLLECTION. Vol. CXII. Vocal and instrumental arrangements; 1842-1847, n.d. Mostly in the hand of Vincent Novello, some with engraver's markings in pencil.

ff. iv+113. Overall size 305 x 245mm. Vincent Novello's binding of 1847, numbered 148a.

1. ff. 1-12v. 'A collection of sixty Italian Rounds' for three and four voices by various composers; 1842. Published London: Monro & May, 1842.

2. ff. 13-18v. John Davy: 'Just like love', arranged for four voices; 1842. A version for three voices published London: Novello (circa 1830). This version published as a supplement to The Musical Times, 1846.

3. ff. 19-26v. Vincent Novello: 'The Fairies' Meeting', arietta for one or two treble voices and piano, n.d. Published London, [CPM 1844].

4. ff. 27-36v. Vincent Novello: 'The Fairies' Meeting', arranged as a Duet, Trio and Glee, for five voices; n.d. With a separate piano accompaniment, ff. 35-36v.

5. ff. 37-38v. William Russell: 'Sanctus' and 'Kyrie', for four voices, in the hand of, and with organ accompaniments by, Vincent Novello; 1844. Score. Both published in Vol. I of Novello's Cathedral Choir Book (1848-1849).

6. ff. 39-43v. Karl Friedrich Curschmann: Trio 'Der Strauss, den ich gepflücket', for three voices with keyboard accompaniment, op. 22, in the hand of, and edited by, Vincent Novello; 1847. With an English version of the text in another hand.

7. ff. 44-44v. Nicolò Jommelli: 'Sanctus', for four voices with keyboard accompaniment, arranged by, and in the hand of, Vincent Novello, from a Chaconne; 1846.

8. ff. 45-45v. Vincent Novello: 'Six Chants for the Litany'; n.d. Published in Novello's Convent Music.

9. ff. 46-58v. Seven Offertories, adapted by, and in the hand of, Vincent Novello; 1845, n.d.

10. ff. 59-60. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 'Allelulia'.

11. ff. 61-61v. Vincent Novello: 'Vidi Aquam'; n.d. Close score. Autograph. Published in Book 4 of A collection of Motetts.

12. ff. 62-65. Louis Spohr: 'O Salutaris Hostia': - J. Schneider: 'Sancta Maria': - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: 'Tantum Ergo'; n.d. Published in Novello's Convent Music.

13. ff. 66-67. Franz Joseph Haydn: 'O Jesu Deus pacis', arranged from 'Orfeo ed Euridice'; n.d.

14. ff. 68-70v. Johann Gottfried Schicht: 'Tu rex gloriae', choral motet from 'Te Deum'; n.d.

15. ff. 71-72v. Samuel Webbe the elder: Four Hymns; n.d.

16. ff. 73-74v. Franz Danzi: 'Salve Regina'; n.d.

17. ff. 75-76v. Carl Maria von Weber: Trio, op. 63, arranged for the organ by [and in the hand of?] John Leman Brownsmith; n.d. This version published in Select Organ Pieces.

18. ff. 77-77v. Anon: 'Auld Robin Gray', for four unaccompanied voices; 1845.

19. ff. 78-93v. Offertories adapted by Vincent Novello; 1845.

20. ff. 94-95v. John Schneider: 'Eia Mater, fons amoris' and 'Pater de Coelis' from 'Religiöse Chor-Gesänge'; n.d. Published in Novello's Convent Music.

21. ff. 96-96v. David Perez: 'Qui tollis', duet for two trebles; n.d. Published in Novello's Convent Music.

22. ff. 97-98. Gregorian chants; n.d.

23. ff. 99-101. Francis De Majo: 'Dixit Dominus', arranged for the organ; n.d. With a short note about Majo. Published in Select Organ Pieces.

24. ff. 102-102v. Carl Maria von Weber: 'Cum Sancto Spiritu' from the first Mass ('Grosse Jugendmesse'), arranged for the organ; n.d. Published in Select Organ Pieces.

25. ff. 103-110. Vincent Novello: 'Magnificat' in D for chorus and organ; n.d. Published in Novello's Convent Music.

26. ff. 111-113. Christoph Willibald Gluck: 'Tantum Ergo', arranged for quartet and chorus; n.d. Published in Book 4 of A collection of Motetts.

Vincent Novello, organist, composer and publisher: Original compositions by Vincent Novello: circa 1820-1849, n.d: Autogr.

includes:

• ff. 13-18v Luiz de Camoes, poet: Percy Clinton Sydney Smythe, 6th Viscount Strangford; Baron Penshurst: John Davy, composer: Song 'Just like love' by John Davy, words by Luiz de Camoes translated by Lord Strangford: 1841, 1842: Copies.
• ff. 37-38v William Russell, organist and composer: Sacred vocal music by William Russell: 1803-1844: Partly autogr.
• ff. 39-43v Karl Friedrich Curschmann, composer: Vocal trios by Karl Friedrich Curschmann: circa 1840-1847: Copies.
• ff. 44-44v Nicolò Jommelli, composer: Vocal music by Nicolò Jommelli: aft. 1794-1846, n.d: Copies.
• ff. 59-60, 62-64 Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Gottlieb Mozart, alias Wolfgang Amadeus; composer: Vocal and instrumental music, partly arranged by V. Novello by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: circa 1820-1845: Copies.
• ff. 62-65 Louis Spohr, composer: Vocal music by Louis Spohr: [1831?]-1841, n.d: Partly copies. Partly printed.
• ff. 62-65, 94-95v John Schneider, composer: Sacred vocal music by John Schneider: n.d: Copies.
• ff. 66-67 Franz Joseph Haydn, composer: 'O Jesu Deus pacis' arranged from 'Orfeo ed Euridice' by Franz Joseph Haydn: n.d.: Copy.
• ff. 68-70v Johann Gottfried Schicht, composer: Sacred vocal music by Johann Gottfried Schicht: n.d.
• ff. 71-72v Samuel Webbe, the elder; composer and organist: Vocal music by Samuel Webbe: 1760-1820: Copies.
• ff. 73-74v Franz Danzi, composer: Motet 'Salve Regina' by Franz Danzi: n.d: Copy.
• ff. 75-76v John Leman Brownsmith: Trio op. 63 by C. M. von Weber , arranged by John Leman Brownsmith: circa 1845.
• ff. 75-76v, 102-102v Baron Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst von Weber,; composer: Organ arrangements by Baron Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst von Weber: circa 1830, n.d: Copies.
• ff. 96-96v David Perez, composer: Sacred vocal music by David Perez: aft. 1804-circa 1840, n.d.: Copies.
• ff. 99-101 Gian Francesco de Majo, composer: 'Dixit Dominus' for organ, arranged by V. Novello by Gian Francesco de Majo: n.d.
• ff. 111-113 Christoph Willibald von Gluck, composer: Vocal music by Christoph Willibald von Gluck: circa 1825-1847: Copies.