Add MS 35024

ff. 1-2b. Chants for 4 voices, in score; late 18th cent. Nos. 1-3 are double, the rest single. 1. In E flat. ‘Dr. Alcock.’ f. 1. 2. In B flat. ‘R. Wainwright.’ f. 1. 3. In C minor. ‘R. W[ainwright ?].' f. 1b. 4. In D minor. ‘Hy Purcell.’ f. 2. 5. In E. ‘Dr. Hayes.’ f. 2. 6. In D. ‘Rev. Mr. Clayton.’ f. 2b. 7. In A. Anonymous, f. 2b.

f. 3. 'O Give thanks unto the Lord, for he is gracious': verse Anthem for 4 voices, by H. Purcell; late 18th cent. Said by Vincent Novello to be in the hand of Samuel Wesley, but apparently only the second movement is in his hand.

f. 13. 'Custodes hominum psallimus: hymnus 6 toni. In Festo SS. Angelorum Custodum.' In the hand of Samuel Wesley; early 19th cent.

f. 14. A Gregorian 'Tantum Ergo'; with a figured bass for organ, by V[incent] Novello; early 19th cent. Autograph.

f. 16. ‘Credo’ for 3 voices, in score; said by V. Novello to be ‘a very early composition by Samuel Wesley,’ in whose hand it appears to be, but the name at the end seems to point to [Pietro] Guglielmi as the composer; late 18th cent.

ff. 18-20. 'Lauda, Jerusalem‘; for treble voice and chorus, with organ accompaniment, in score, said to be ‘the composition of a French Priest.’; about 1794 (watermark).

f. 21. 'Si, mio ben, è Silos': Song, with bass, composed by A. Sandron for his benefit; late 18th cent. Autograph.

ff. 23-26. Pianoforte solos, arranged or otherwise, by English composers; about 1795 (watermark), etc. 1. Air from a symphony in C. 'Haydn.' Apparently in the hand of Samuel Wesley. f. 23. 2. Allegretto legato in D minor; described in the same hand as 'Fragment of a sonata by the late Thomas Linley, senr' [d. 1795]. f. 24. 3. 'The Princess of Wales' new Scotch Minuet,' about 1795 (watermark). 'Arnold.' f. 25b.

f. 27. Exercise for the Violin, by Handel; late 18th cent. In the hand of Samuel Wesley.

ff. 28, 30b. Trio in G minor, by Pergolesi. 2nd violin and violoncello parts; late 18th cent. {See Music and Letters, 1949, p. 325. Published by R. Bremner, London [1771].}

ff. 32-69. Concerto for violin, with horns and strings, composed jointly by 'Jarnovick' [Giornovichi] and [Samuel] Wesley. Score and parts; 1782. A second violoncello part appears to be missing.