Add MS 31634

Vol. III.

[After 1763?]

ff. 148. Collection, probably made in London, of Operatic numbers, with instrumental symphonies and accompaniments, in score, by composers of the middle of the 18th century. Unless the contrary is stated, they are arias with strings, and anonymous. 1. Accompanied recitative (see also Add MS 31633, f. 71, above, p. 295) and aria, 'Dov 'e l' ingrata'; with horns, oboes, etc. [From 'Solimanno,' 1760.] 'Galuppi.' f. 2. 2. Aria without words. '[Francesco] Uttini.' f. 12. 3. 'Ah, se in Ciel.' 'Perez.' [From 'Solimanno,' a pasticcio, 1758.] f. 16. 4. 'L' amor mio, Ninetta': canzonetta, by G. Cocchi. [From the pasticcio, 'Il tutore e la pupilla,' 1762.] f. 21. 5. 'Fidi amanti'; with flutes, etc. f. 23. 6. 'Va, va; chi Son io rammenta.' 'Galuppi.' f. 29. 7. 'Quel volto mi place'; with oboes, flutes, horns, bassoons, etc. 'Giovacchino Cocchi.' Apparently from 'Learco,' a pasticcio. f. 33. 8. 'Come potes[ti, o] Dio.' 'Galuppi.' From 'La Didone Abbandonata' [a pasticcio by that composer and D. Perez, 1761]. It was originally written for his Opera, 'La Clemenza di Tito' [about 1760]. f. 38. 9. 'Vado, ma tu uedrai.' 'Nicola Sabbatini.' f. 44. 10. 'Credi, superba.' Sung by [Angiola] Calori, who was in London from 1758 to 1761. f. 50. 11. 'Nell' (sic) Grave mio tormento.' Sung by Colomba Mattei, who was in London from 1755 to 1763. f. 56. 12. 'Vo' sperar'; from 'Learco.' 'Felice Giardini.' f. 62. 13. 'Tu di saper procura'; with flutes, etc. [From 'L' Olimpiade.'] 'Francesco Uttini.' f. 68. 14. 'Lasciate ch' io speri.' 'Nicolò Jommelli.' f. 76. 15. 'Si, ti credo': duet. f. 82. 16. 'Ah, che da lei lontano vivere non poss' io.' 'Hasse.' f. 87. 17. 'Fra dubbi affetti'; with oboes, etc. '[B. Galuppi detto il] Buranello.' [From 'Siroe,' a pasticcio, 1763.] f. 93, 18. 'L' onda che mormora'; with oboes, horns, etc. By the same. [From the same work.] f. 97. 19. 'Mano che per valor' [from 'Penelope,' 1741]. By B. Galuppi. f. 111. 20. 'Se non ti moro allato' [from 'Adriano,' 1752]. 'Hasse.' f. 115. 21. 'Non so frenare il pianto': duet from 'Farnace.' 'Giuseppe Carcani.' f. 121. 22. 'Tu vuoi ch' io viva' [from 'Artaserse']. 'Addolfo Hasse.' f. 127. 23. March in D. f. 131. 24. 'S' io penai': quintet, with separate oboe and horn parts. From 'Ciro' [1759]. 'Cocchi.' f. 133. 25. Concerted piece (Lena, Costanzo, Cecca, Lavinia, Berto, Pippo, and Il Conte), begins 'Viva, amore'; with horns, etc. i. 145.