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MS Mus. 1746/3/2

Record Id:
040-003354256
Hierarchy Root Ancestor Record Id:
032-002024132
MDARK:
ark:/81055/vdc_100037438842.0x000001
LARK:
SLARK:
Format:
ISAD(G)
Reference (shelfmark):
MS Mus. 1746/3/2
Title:
Lew Stone Collection: Arrangements and compositions for performance: Nos. 2M/25M, ‘The Three Trees’
Scope & Content:

This file contains two arrangements of this song, numbered 2M and 25M. Parts under arrangement 2M were originally labelled by band member.Their names suggest a date for this arrangement of the Monseigneur Band of the 1930s, whose players' identities have been suggested in each case.

Obsolete manuscript parts used as dividers:

  • ‘Apple Blossom Time’: Clarinet / 1st Alto Saxophone part (originally used as divider)
  • ‘Let’s put some people to work’: ‘Tommy’ (originally used as divider) (Tommy McQuater, trumpeter; Staveacre, p.36.)

Arrangement 2M:

  • Full score with lyrics and subsequent annotations
  • Drums: Bill (Bill Harty, drummer; Staveacre, p. 22)
  • 1st Alto Saxophone / Clarinet: Joe C (Joe Crossman, Staveacre, p. 20.)
  • 2nd Alto Saxophone / Clarinet: Ern.(Ernest Ritte, The Stanley Lowe Legacy, (http://www.stanleylowlegacy.com/), accessed 31 October 2016)
  • 1st Tenor Saxophone: Don B (Don Barrigo, Staveacre, p.51)
  • 2nd Tenor Saxophone: Harry (Harry Berly, Staveacre, p. 32)
  • 1st Trombone: Lew (Lew Davis, Staveacre, p. 27)
  • 2nd Trombone: Joe Ferrie (Staveacre, p. 30)
  • 1st Trumpet: Alf (Alfie Noakes, trumpeter; Staveacre, p. 52)
  • 2nd Trumpet: Nat (Nat Gonella, trumpeter; Staveacre, p. 18)

Arrangement 25M:

  • Full score
  • Piano score
  • Bass
  • Drums (‘Joe Watson Drums’)
  • Guitar
  • 1st Clarinet (On reverse of ‘Sweet as a Song’)
  • 2nd Clarinet (On reverse of piano part of ‘I hear a rhapsody’)
  • 3rd Clarinet (On reverse of 1st Alto part of The Woodpecker’s Song)
  • 4th Clarinet (On reverse of piano part of ‘All ashore’)
  • 1st Trumpet
  • 2nd Trumpet
  • 3rd Trumpet
  • 1st Trombone
  • 2nd Trombone (On reverse of 1st Trombone part of ‘They gave him a gun’)
Collection Area:
Music Collections
Project / Collection:
Music Manuscripts
Hierarchy Record Ids:
032-002024132
036-003354249
040-003354256
Is part of:
MS Mus. 1746 : Lew Stone Collection
MS Mus. 1746/3 : Lew Stone Collection: Arrangements and compositions for performance

 

MS Mus. 1746/3/2 : Lew Stone Collection: Arrangements and compositions for performance: Nos. 2M/25M, ‘The Three Trees’
Hierarchy:
032-002024132[0003]/036-003354249[0002]/040-003354256
Container:
View / search within Archive / Collection: MS Mus. 1746
Record Type (Level):
File
Extent:
26 items; 46 folios
Digitised Content:
Languages:
English
Scripts:
Latin
Start Date:
1930
End Date:
1939
Date Range:
1930s
Era:
CE
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Material Type:
Archives and Manuscripts
Legal Status:
Not Public Record(s)
Names:
Barrigo, Don, jazz saxophonist, 1906-1977
Berly, Harry, jazz musician, 1905-1937
Crossman, Joseph, jazz musician, called Joe, 1905-1989
Davis, Lew, jazz musician, 1903-1986
Ferrie, Joseph, drummer, 1900-1953
Gonella, Nathaniel Charles, called Nat, jazz musician and bandleader, 1908-1998
Harty, William John, drummer, 1899-1959
McQuater, Tommy, jazz trumpeter
Noakes, Alfred, jazz musician, called Alfie, 1902?-1982
Ritte, Ernest, jazz musician, also called Ernest Rittie, 1904-1958
Watson, Joe, drummer, 20th century