Add MS 32188

ff. 2-32b, 35, 68. I. Words and melodies of some Scotch songs sent by George Thomson, of Edinburgh, to Johann Nepomuk Hummel, for the latter to write accompaniments to them; 1822 (see below). Nos. 1-3 were sent in 1831; the others, in 1829. For the accompaniments, see Add MS 32189, ff. 110-132b. 1. 'The smiling spring.' f. 2. 2. 'I see the flowers.' ib. 3. 'What ails this heart.' ib. 4. 'When the stream is flowing.' f. 3.5. 'True-hearted was he.' ib. 6. 'Here is the glen.' ib. 7. 'I know not why.' f. 3b. 8. 'O were I on Parnassus' hill.' ib. 9. 'Again rejoicing Nature sees.' f. 4. 10. 'Poor flutt'ring heart.' ib. 11. 'Pibroch of Donald Dhu.' f. 4b. 12. 'The blossom that silver'd the tree.' f. 5. 13. 'Came you by Athole.' ib. 14. 'The sun upon the Weirdlaw hill.' f. 5b. 15. 'Will ye go. Lassie.' ib. II. Songs in the autograph of J. N. Hummel, in score:- 16. 'Beneath the Laurels' friendly shade'; with flutes, horns, bassoons, and strings. At the end Add MS vocal and instrumental parts are given, f. 8. 17. 'Festgesang am 28ten August [1]822 von [Friedrich Wilhelm] Riemer und Hummel'; consisting of several verses, some for a tenor and others for a bass voice, and a refrain for chorus, with pianoforte accompaniment, in score, and additional vocal parts at the end. Begins 'Heute lasst im edlen Kreis'. f. 35. 18. 'Tyrolienne pour la Malibran' (op. 118), begins 'Carina, senti un poco'; with symphony and accompaniments for flutes, clarinets, bassoons, horns, and strings, f. 68.

f. 33. 'Think on your friend, Johann Nepomuc Hummel': a very short composition (seven bars) for 4 voices, in score, without accompaniment, by J. N. Hummel; early 19th cent. Antograph. Preceded by a compressed score.

f. 33b. Allegro moderato in F, by Hummel; early 19th cent. Autograph.

ff. 41-67b. Finale to Act v of Auber's 'Die Ballnacht' (not the same as 'Gustave III'), composed by [J. N.] Hummel in 1836; for solo voices (Elisa, Zapolga, Herzog, Turanicz, Aradiz), with accompaniments for flutes, piccolo, oboes, clarinets, horns, bassoons, and strings, in score, with an Add MS score for trombones, trumpets, and drums; 1836. Autograph.

ff. 90-96b. 'Placa gli sdegni tuoi'; for 5 voices without accompaniment, in score, in the hand, and evidently the composition, of J. N. Hummel; early 19th cent.