Add MS 35275

ff. 1-26b passim. Violin and violoncello parts to the duets by Haydn in Add MS 35274; 1804. 1. ['What ails this heart.'] 2. 'The flowers of London.' 3. 'The whirling of the spinning wheel.' 4. 'The door-clapper.' 5. 'The [note of the] black cock.' 6. 'The crystal ground.' 7. 'Winifreda.' 8. 'The rising sun.' 9. 'Ar hyd y nos'—'The live-long night.' 10. 'The lamentation of Britain'; with additional violin and violoncello parts. 11. 'Venture, Gwen.' 12. 'Of noble race was Shenkin.' 13. 'Come to battle.' 14. 'The lambs' fold.' 15. 'The Song of the old man of the wood.' 16. 'Adieu to Llangollen.' Published to the words, 'No, Henry; I must not.'

ff. 1-42. Songs with violin, violoncello, and pianoforte accompaniments, by F. J. Haydn; 1804, 1805. 1-55. The violin and violoncello parts of the songs in the volume Add MS 35274. 1. 'Farwel, Frances.' 2. 'Maltraeth.' 3. 'Daffydd y Garreg win.' 4. 'Eriri wen ' ('The white mountains of Snowdon'). 5. 'The allurement of love.' 6. 'The Britons.' 7. 'The marsh of Rhuddlan.' 8. Scotch air, without title, 9. 'Johny Faw ' (Scotch). 10. 'Fair Helen ' (Scotch), 11. 'The inspired Bard.' 12. 'The pursuit of love.' 13. 'The poor pedlar.' 14. 'The blossom of the honey-suckle.' 15. 'War-song of the men of Glamorgan.' 16. 'The melody of Cynwyd.' 17. 'R[h]eged.' 18. 'The bend of the horse-shoe.' 19. 'Loth to depart.' 20. 'Ned Pugh's grand-daughter.' 21. 'The ancient modulation.' 22. 'The sweet melody of North Wales.' 23. Scotch air ['My Nannie O']. 24. 'The willow-hymn.' 25. 'Gala-water' (Scotch), 26. 'Lassie wi' the gowden hair' (Scotch). 27. Scotch air, without title, 28. 'Lady Owen's favourite.' 29. Irish air, without title, 30. 'The Cornish May-song'; with chorus, 31. 'The march of the men of Harlech.' 32. 'The blossom of the Thorns.' 33. 'Llwyn On,' begins 'Sir Watkyn.' 34. 'Jenny's mantle.' 35. 'Codiad yr [e]hedydd' ('The rising of the Lark '). 36. 'Away, my herd, under the green oak.' 37. 'The red piper's melody.' 38. 'New Year's night.' 39. 'Captain Morgan's march.' 40. 'The minstrelsy of Chirk Castle.' 41. 'The dimpled cheek.' 42. 'The flowers of the heath.' 43. 'Towyn Castle.' 44. Irish air, without title, 45. 'The dawning of day.' 46. 'Away, my herd, to the oaken grove.' 47. 'Adieu to my juvenile days.' 48. 'The ancient Britons in London.' 49. 'A leap over the stone.' 50. 'The flower of North Wales.' 51. 'New Year's gift.' 52. 'The delight of Prince Howel.' 53. 'The departure of the King.' 54. 'The Shepherd's son,' begins 'There was a Shepherd's son'; with chorus. Scotch, 55. 'Hunting the hare.' 56-61. 'Six Airs with Variations composed by [Franz] Joseph Haydn for G. Thomson, and sold by G. T. to T. Preston, London, 1805.' Published. They consist mostly of the airs (without words) with pianoforte part, in score, followed by separate violin and violoncello parts. The titles are not given in the present MS, except that of the first one, which is autograph; the other songs are in the hand of J. Radnitzky. 56. 'The blue bell[s of Scotland].' Vocal score, f. 28. 57. 'My love, she's but a lassie.' f. 30. 58. 'Argyll is my name.' f. 31. 59. 'Saw ye my father.' f. 33. 60. 'Maggie Lauder.' f. 34b. 61. 'Killiecrankie.' f. 36b.

ff. 44-96. Sonatas on Scotch airs, for violin, violoncello, and pianoforte, in score, by Ignaz Pleyel; late 18th cent. Autograph. 1. In C. f. 44. 2. In F. f. 51. 3. In D. f. 61. 4. In G. f. 71. 5. In B flat. f. 77. 6. In A. f. 88.