Add MS 27644

passim. Glees, for 3 voices (unless the contrary is stated), in score; 1789-1799. They are, with the exception of no. 21, by Dr. J. W. Callcott. Autograph. 1. 'Forgive, blest shade.' '1795.' f. 4. 2. 'It was a fryer of order gray.' '1795.' f. 4b. 3. 'Quando ben finisce.' '1799.' f. 6. 4. 'Aldiberontiphoscophornio.' Imperfect. [1799.] f. 6b. 5. 'Desolate is the dwelling of Morna.' '1799.' f. 7. 6. 'The Red Cross Knight,' begins 'Blow, warder, blow.' '1797.' f. 9. 7. 'Who comes so dark.' '1791.' f. 13. 8. 'Peace...to the souls of the heroes.' This and nos. 9-11 appear to have been written originally for 1 voice. f. 15. 9. 'In the lonely vale of streams' (à 4). '1798.' f. 17. 10. 'Mark the merry elves.' f. 19. 11. 'Ah, why this boding start' (à 4). '1796.' f. 20. 12. 'Are the white hours for ever fled' (à 4). '1789.' f. 22. 13. 'You gentlemen of England.' '1792.' f. 24. 14. 'From the chambers of the east.' '1799.' f. 25. 15. 'See, with ivy chaplet bound.' '1791.' (Prize medal, 1792.) f. 27. 16. 'Go, Idle Boy' (à 4). 'Prize Medal, 1789.' f. 29. 17. 'Lovely seems the moon's fair lustre' (à 4). '1790.' f. 81. 18. 'O snatch me swift from these tempestuous scenes' (à 5). '1790.' f. 33. 19. 'Triumphant Love' (à 4). '1790.' (Prize Medal, 1791.) f. 38. 20. 'Father of Heroes' (à 5). '1791.' (Prize Medal, 1792.) f. 40. 21. 'The leaf that falls in autumn's hour' (à 5). 'Sir A. W. Callcott.' Autograph. f. 45.

ff. 46, 45v (reversed). The opening bars of several Anthems, in compressed score, sc.; early 19th cent.: — (1) 'O praise the Lord.' f. 46;— (2) 'Sing unto God.' f. 46;— (3) 'Christ our [Passover].' f. 45b. Anonymous. Inserted in the middle of a glee by Sir Augustus Callcott.