Add MS 33236

ff. 3-11. Twelve suites in 2 parts, in score, by Matthew Lock. They contain from three to seven movements, consisting for the most part of Fantasias (first movements), Courantes, Airs, Sarabands, Pavans, Allemandes, and Gigues. The first few bars of no. 1 have been torn off.

ff. 11b, 72b. Songs with a bass (figured in the case of no. 2), in score. 1. 'Hero and Leander,' begins 'Nor coms't thou yet': cantata. 'Nic. Laneare.' Imperfect in the middle. f. 11b. 2. 'Fly swift, ye howres.' 'Henry Purcell.' f. 72b.

ff. 13-67 passim. Compositions in 3 parts, in score.1-10. Ten 'Symphonie,' consisting of from four to seven short movements, of which the names are not generally given. The most common are Allegro and Adagio, besides which there are two Canzoni and two Largos. 'Lelicolista,' or 'Lelio Colista.' ff. 13-30. {The 3rd part is generally figured for harpsichord and occasionally a few notes of an independent 4th part added.}. 11-22. Twelve Sonatas for 2 violins and violoncello, with a figured bass for the organ. 'Archangelo Corelli' (op. 1). sff. 30b 50. 23. Sonata in D minor. This and nos. 24-26, also Sonatas, have a figured bass (for organ or harpsichord). 'Carolo Ruggiero.' f. 50b. 24. In G. 'Lelicolista.' f. 52. 25. In A. By Dr. Blow. f. 53b. 26. In G. Anonymous. f. 55. 27, 28. Two sonatas in four movements (Allegro only named). 'Archangelo Corelli.' ff. 56b, 58. 29-32. Four short Fantasias, in G minor, A minor, A, and B flat. 'Henry Purcell.' ff. 60, 61. 33. Sonata in G minor. 'Monsr Baptist [Lully?].' f. 61. 34. Part of a piece, consisting (as it stands) of Pavan, Air, and Courante (imperfect at the end), from The Little Consort of three parts. 'Matthew Lock' [1656]. f. 63. 35. Ground for 2 violins and a bass. 'Dr. J[ohn] Blow.' ff. 63b, 64. 36, 37. Beginning and end of the first, and whole of the second {and third}, 3-part Fantasia composed by 'Henry Purcell' in 1680. Evidently copied from the original MS. (30930, ff. 71, 70b, above, p. 190). ff. 65b-67. {f. 65 (fragment) is the opening of Purcell's chaconny in G minor (cf. Add. 30903, f. 56).}

ff. 30b-55. Sonatas for 3 strings, with a bass for organ, by Corelli and others. See above, p. 195.

f. 64b. Symphony for 2 Flutes, with a bass, by Dr. J. Blow, See Trios for Flutes and Pianoforte, below (D. 2. 1).

f. 64b. Symphony for 2 flutes with a bass, in score, by Dr. Blow.{=Purcell Symphonies.

ff. 67b-69b. Dialogue, 'You say 'tis love'; by Henry Purcell. [From 'King Arthur,' 1691.]

ff. 70, 71, 71b. Three sacred Songs, by Henry Purcell, with a figured bass, in score. 1. 'With sick and famish'd Eyes.' (In Playford's Harmonia Sacra, 1688.) f. 70.2. 'How long, great God, must I immur'd in this dark prison lie.' (In the same work.) f. 71. 3. 'O sollitude, my sweetest choice.' f. 71b.