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Add MS 52899
- Record Id:
- 040-002002544
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- 032-002002503
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- ark:/81055/vdc_100000000634.0x00011e
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JOHN IRELAND COLLECTION. Vol. XXIX. Songs.
ff. 62. Largest size 370 x 275mm.
1. ff. 2-3. 'If we must part', valediction for voice and piano; 25 July 1929. Score. Text by Ernest Dowson. Published in The Land of lost Content and other Songs, London: Galliard, 1975. 355 x 260mm.
2. ff. 5-27. 'Songs sacred and profane', song cycle; Christmas 1931. Score.
1. 'The Advent' (text: Alice Meynell); 2. 'Hymn for a Child' (text: Sylvia Townsend Warner); 3. 'My Fair' (text: Alice Meynell); 4. 'The Salley Gardens' (text: W. B. Yeats); 5. 'The Soldier's Return' (text: Sylvia Townsend Warner); 6. 'The Scapegoat' (text: Sylvia Townsend Warner). Scores. Imperfect, wanting no. 4. Published London: Schott & Co., 1934. There is a pencil sketch on the verso of f. 21. For no. 3 cf. 52900, ff. 9-11. Largest size 370 x 273mm.
3. ff. 29-49. 'Five sixteenth-century Poems', for voice and piano; 1938. 1. 'A Thanksgiving' ('Pleasure it is', text: William Cornysshe in XX Songes, London, 1530). In ink, with corrections in red; 2. 'All in a Garden Green' (text: Thomas Howell). In ink; 3. 'An Aside' (text: Harley MS. 7578). In pencil; 4. 'A Report Song' (text: Nicholas Breton). In pencil; 5. 'The Sweet Season' (text: Richard Edwardes). In pencil. Scores with engraver's markings and additional copies of the words typed on separate sheets. Dedicated to baritone George Parker. Published London: Hawkes & Co., 1938. Copyright was assigned to the John Ireland Trust in 1974, and the songs were reissued by the Braydeston Press in 1975. Largest size 359 x 263mm.
4. ff. 51-55. 'The Holy Boy' ('Preludes for Piano no. 3'), arranged by the composer for voice and piano; 1938. Text by Herbert S. Brown. Engraver's markings. Published London: Winthrop Rogers, 1938. 370 x 275mm.
5. ff. 57-61. 'The Holy Boy', arranged by the composer for string quartet or string orchestra; n.d. Published London: Hawkes & Son, 1941. An alternative incomplete arrangement of 18 bars written in ink appears on
f. 61. 363 x 270mm. (ff. 57-60) and 355 x 263mm. (f. 61).
includes:
- ff. 2-3 John Nicholson Ireland, composer and pianist: Music: Ernest Christopher Dowson, poet: 'If we must part', song by John Nicholson Ireland, words by Ernest Christopher Dowson: 1929: Engl.: Autogr. score.
- ff. 5-27 Alice Christina Gertrude Meynell, née Thompson; poet: Sylvia Townsend Warner, writer: John Nicholson Ireland, composer and pianist: Music: William Butler Yeats, poet: 'Songs sacred and profane', song cycle by John Nicholson Ireland, words by Alice Christina Gertrude Meynell, Sylvia Townsend Warner and William Butler Yeats: 1931: Engl.: Autogr. score.
- ff. 29-49 George Parker, baritone: Nicholas Breton, poet: John Nicholson Ireland, composer and pianist: Music: William Cornysshe, composer, poet and dramatist: Thomas Howell, poet: Richard Edwards, poet: Five sixteenth-century Poems, for voice and piano by John Nicholson Ireland, words by William Cornysshe, Thomas Howell, Nicholas Breton and Richard Edwards; dedicated to George Parker: 1938: Engl.: Autograph score, wanting no.4.
- ff. 51-61 John Nicholson Ireland, composer and pianist: Music: Herbert S. Brown, solicitor and amateur musician: 'The Holy Boy', arrangements by John Nicholson Ireland, words by Herbert S. Brown: 1938, n.d.: Autogr. scores.
- Collection Area:
- Music Collections
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- Additional Manuscripts
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- 032-002002503
036-002002540
040-002002544 - Is part of:
- Add MS 52871-52901 : THE JOHN IRELAND COLLECTION Music manuscripts of John Nicholson Ireland; aft. 1890-1958, n.d. Autograph. Written in ink…
Add MS 52896-52899 : E. SONGS.
Add MS 52899 : JOHN IRELAND COLLECTION. Vol. XXIX. Songs. ff. 62. Largest size 370 x 275mm. 1. ff. 2-3. 'If we must part', valediction for… - Hierarchy:
- 032-002002503[0005]/036-002002540[0004]/040-002002544
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- View / search within Archive / Collection: Add MS 52871-52901
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- File
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- 1 item
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- Languages:
- English
- Scripts:
- Latin
- Start Date:
- 1929
- End Date:
- 1938
- Date Range:
- 1929-1938
- Era:
- CE
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- Names:
- Breton, Nicholas, poet, 1554/5-c.1626,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000079749989
Brown, Herbert S, solicitor and amateur musician
Dowson, Ernest Christopher, poet, 1867-1900
Edwards, Richard, poet and playwright, 1525-1566
Howell, Thomas, poet
Ireland, John Nicholson, composer and pianist, 1879-1962
Meynell, Alice Christina Gertrude, née Thompson poet
Parker, George, baritone, 1882-1970
Warner, Sylvia Townsend, writer, 1893-1978
William Cornysh [Cornysshe], d 1523,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000360684777
Yeats, William Butler, poet, 1865-1939,
see also http://isni.org/isni/0000000120960541