Add MS 35009

ff. 1-79b. Concertos for violin, with horns and strings, and in no. 3 for oboes also, by Samuel Wesley; 1781-1812 (watermark). Autograph. No. 5 has a bass for the organ. 1. In D, 1781. Four string and 2 horn parts (for score see 35008, f. 83). f. 1. 2. In B flat, 1782. In score (for parts see 35008, f. 149). f. 22. 3. Another in B flat, 1785. In score, followed by the 2nd horn part. f. 42. 4. In E flat, about 1812 (watermark). First violin part only. f. 59. 5. Another in E flat. In score. At the end are parts for 2 horns. f. 63.

ff. 80-200. Concertos for organ, with horns, trumpets, flutes or clarinets (and in no. 3, both), bassoons, drums, trombones, and strings, by Samuel Wesley; 1800-1815 (watermark). Autograph. 1. In D, in score and parts, 1800. One of Bach's fugues was introduced in this concerto. The first violin part of this and the following concerto appears to have been taken by F. Cramer (f. 95); subsequent performers included Dr. [Charles] Hague (1813) and [Nicholas] Mori (1825 — see f. 99). f. 80. 2. In B flat, in parts. About 1811 (see f. 147). f. 135. 3. In C, in parts. About 1815 (watermark). 'Rule Britannia' is introduced as a finale. f. 162.