Add MS 33310

Passim. Songs, with accompaniment for pianoforte (unless the contrary is stated), in score. They are, with the possible exception of nos. 5 and 6, by [John Fane] Lord Burghersh [Earl of Westmorland in 1841]. 1. 'Conservati fedele': Recitative and Aria. The words are taken from Metastasio's 'Artaserse.' Two copies. ff. 13-17b, 97b-99b. 2. 'Voi d' amanti e dolci affetti'; with strings, f. 31. 3. ''Tis done, tis done! That fatal blow': Cantata, with horns, flutes, and strings, ff. 35-47. 4. 'Voi, mia cara, siete sola il sostegno del mio core': Cavatina, with strings. Autograph. f. 78. 5. 'Sul margine d' un rio': Canzonetta. f. 96b. 6. 'Per pietà, bell' Idol mio': Canzonetta. f. 97. 7. 'Serbate, oh Dei custodi'; with oboes, horns, bassoons, and strings. [Words from Metastasio's 'La clemenza di Tito.'] Autograph. ff. 106-109. Nos. 8-15 are described (f. 115) as ' Tre Cantate e Sei (? cinque) Cavatine... coi Modi di Canto del Sigr G. B. Velluti.' 8. 'Che vuoi, mio cor? ' f. 116. 9. 'Oh Dio, Fileno.' f. 122. 10. 'Aimè, che ascolto! ' f. 127b. 11. 'Placido zeffiretto.' f. 132. 12. 'Frena le belle lagrime.' f. 138. 13. 'No nò, non piangete, amati rai.' f. 141b. 14. 'Bei labbri.' f. 145. 15. 'Pur nel sonno almen.' f. 149.

Passim. Choruses with instrumental accompaniments (in nos. 5 and 6, pianoforte only), in score. Nos. 2-4, and probably the others also, are by [John Fane] Lord B[urghersh, Earl of Westmorland in 1841]. Except where the contrary is stated, they are written for 4 voices, with strings, oboes, and horns. The words of the first three are taken from plays by Metastasio. 1. 'Grazie vi rendo': scena and chorus, with flutes, bassoons, etc. From 'Attilio Regolo.' ff. 1-12. 2. 'Vivi a noi'; with flutes, trumpets, etc. [From 'Adriano.'] ff. 18-30b. 3. 'Che del del, che degli Dei.' [From 'La clemenza di Tito.'] f. 63. 4. 'Del forte Licida.' f. 69. 5. 'Viva augusto, eterno Impero.' ff. 82-84b. 6. 'Vivi a noi.' Different from no. 2. f. 100. ff. 48, 88. 'Day set on Norham's castled steep'; in score. Two copies: the first, with horns, oboes, and strings; the second, with pianoforte accompaniment. Apparently by [John Fane] Lord Burghersh [Earl of Westmorland in 1841].

ff. 84b-88. 'Gloria in excelsis Deo‘; for 4 voices with pianoforte accompaniment, in score, apparently by John Fane, Lord Burghersh, afterwards (1844-1859) 11th Earl of Westmorland.

ff. 95, 110. 1. 'O come volano i bei momenti'; with pianoforte accompaniment, in score. Probably by the same composer as no. 2. ff. 95-96. 2. 'Se non ti moro allato'; with strings and bassoon in score. By John Fane, Lord Burghersh. Autograph. The words are from Metastasio's 'Adriano.' f. 110.