Add MS 32174

passim. Numbers from operas, with oboes, flutes and bassoons (in nos. 1, 2), horns and strings; 1782, etc.. 1, 2. Instrumental numbers, without titles, viz. the overtures to 'L' Isola disabitata,' 1779 (ff. 33-71 passim), and to 'La Vera Costanza,' 1779 (ff. 35-72 passim), written by Franz Joseph Haydn, in parts, and originally published by Artaria as nos. 1 and 4 of a set of . 3. 'Se mai più sarò geloso': cavatina [from 'Alessandro nelle Indie']. 'Carlo Monza.' In score. f. 207. Scena (Alceste), with aria, 'Ombre, larue.' 'Francesco de Majo.' In score. f. 214

ff. 33-79. Overtures [by Haydn], for 2 oboes, flutes, bassoons (in nos. 1, 3, and 6), 2 horns, and strings, in parts; published about 1785 by Artaria as Sei Sinfonie a grand orchestra, opera xxxv; before 1784 (see C. F. Pohl's Joseph Haydn, vol. ii, p. 283). They appear as nos. 3-8 in Pohl's thematic catalogue of the overtures. The folios below refer only to the 1st oboe part. 1. In G minor [overture to 'L'Isola disabitata,' 1779]. f. 33. 2. In D. f. 33b. 3. B flat. f. 34. 4. In C [overture to 'La Vera Costanza,' 1779]. f. 35. 5. In G. f. 35b. 6. In C minor [overture to Il ritorno di Tobia,' 1775]. f. 36-79b.

ff. 80-101. Symphony in E flat, for 2 oboes, flute, 2 bassoons, 2 horns, and strings, in parts, by Haydn, being no. 3 of the set published at Paris in 1786, and of that published by Longman and Broderip as op. 51; about 1786.

ff. 102-146b. Nos. 45, 46, and 48-50 in Carl Ferdinand Pohl's thematic catalogue of Franz Joseph Haydn's string quartets, sc; about 1787 (date of composition). 5 out of the set of 6 published in 1787, and dedicated to the King of Prussia. In parts. 1. In B flat. f. 102. 2. In C. f. 110. 3. In F sharp minor. f. 122. 4. In F. f. 130. 5. In D. f. 138.

ff. 147-206. Cantatas, nos. 10 and 11 (probably from a series of twelve), for a soprano voice, with symphonies and accompaniments for horns, oboes, flutes (in the former), and strings, in score, by [Joseph] Misleweczeck; second half of 18th cent. 1. 'Ebbe, non ti smar[r]ir.' ff. 147-182b. 2. 'No, non turbarti, o Nice'; with a German version added in a later hand. ff. 183-206.