Partition Volume 3, pour British Minstrel, et Musical et Literary Miscellany

Various

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Travaillez les partitions de pour British Minstrel, et Musical et Literary Miscellany Volume 3, Compilations, de Various. La partition romantique célèbre dédiée aux instruments tels que:

• voix; voix(s)
• piano

La partition comprend plusieurs mouvements et l'on retrouve ce genre de musique classifiée dans les genres Music criticism, partitions pour voix, duos, chansons, pour voix non accompagnées, Compilations, écrits, pour voix, Music histoire, Glees, langue anglaise
Consultez dans le même temps tout une collection de musique pour piano, voix; voix(s) sur YouScribe, dans la rubrique Partitions de musique romantique.
Edition: Glasgow: William Hamilton, n. d.

Sujets

• Romantique
• Piano
• Voix
• Various

Informations

• Publié par: VARIOUS
• Nombre de lectures: 39
• Licence : Libre de droits
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 15 Mo

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THE
BRITISH MINSTREL,
AND
MUSICAL AND LITERARY MISCELLANY;
A SELGOTION OF STANDARD HU3I0,
SONGS, DUETS, GLEES, CHORUSES,
ETC.
GENERAL LITERATURE.ARTICLES IN MUSICAL AND
VOL. III.
GLASGOW:
WILLIAM HAMILTON, 33 BATH STREET,
MANCHESTER;J. MEKZIES & CO., AKD OLIVEE k BOYD, EDINBURGH J. HEYWOOD,
;
AND SIMPKIN, MARSHALL, & CO., LONDON.INDEX.
ANTHEMS.
PACE
Funeral Anthem, E.W.Wolf, .... 61
the Herald Angels sing, Dr. Arnold,.....Hark ! 304
Lord of all Power and Might, Mason, 139
DHORUSES.
All we like Sheep, Handel, . . . . -. 193
And with His Stripes we are healed. 156
Behold the Lamb of God, Handel, 118
Blessed be the Power, Astorga, 37
Glory to God, Handel, 6
was despised. H. .He C. Graun, . 164
trustedHe in God, Handel, 233
His Yoke is Easy, 75
Holy, Holy Lord, Haydn, 257
In thee O J. H. RoUe, . 86
Surely He hath borne our griefs. Handel, 134
MADRIGALS.
As fair asMom, and fresh as May, voic JohnWilbye,3 es, .... 246
—Awake Sweet Love, Dowland,4 . 312
—Every Bush new springing, 5 Michael Cavendish, 54
—month Maying,Now is the of 5 Morley, 142
—Since first I saw Face,your 5 Ford, . 226
—The Silver Swan, . . . . 4 O. Gibbons, . 214
GLEES.
Adieu ye Streams, 4 roi :es. Atterbury, . . . . . 174
_Cowdenknowes,Broom of The 4 J. Corfe, 52
—Canst thou love (Canzonet), 4 Ravenscroftv 268
—Come live with me. 4 Webbe, 101
— bounteous May, 5 Spoiforth, 275
_Dame Durden, . . . . 3 . 186
—Fair and Ugly, . . . , 3 Travers, 270
—Fairies, The . . . . 3 Dr. Callcott, 114
—Fill the Bowl with rosy Wine, 3 Dyne, 286
_Fisherman's Glee, The 4 W. Rhodes,
. 67
Five times by the Taper's light (duartett). 4 Storace, 46
—Fleet at Anchor, The (Chorus) 4 Mozart, 204
—Go idle Boy, . . . . 4 Dr. Callcott, . 295
—Health to my dear, . . . . 4 Spofforth, 254
—If Love and all the World were Young, 4 Webbe, 105
—In the lonely Vale of Streams, 4 Dr. Callcott, 219
—Lightly Tread 3 George Berg, 168
—May-Fly, The . . .
. 3 Dr. Callcott, 180
—Melting Airs soft inspire,joys 4 Dr. William Hayes, 112
—the brave BirdsOf aU (The Owl), . 3 Freeman, . . 20f
—Queen of the Valley, 5 Dr. Callcott, 19
Rosabelle, . . . . . 3 Dr. CaUcott. 148—what isSay Love, . . . . 3 T. Carter, 146
land —Scotia, of Lake and Mountain, 4 J. Seligmann, 132
—Stammerers, The . . . . 3 Dr. Harrington, 94
—Tell me then the reason why ? 3 Atterbury, 154. . .
INDEX.IT
PAOE
The Owl, . . 3 voices, Nicholas Freeman, 206
The fairest Flowers the Vale prefer, . 3 — Danby, .... 230
Three Graces, The (Trio) . —. 3 Methfessel, 170
Up, Clansmen up. . 4 — BirdC. F. 290
While grief and anguish rack my breast, 3 —. Thomas Linley, 14
WiU Chloris cast her sun-bright eye —
. 3 Goodgrome, 311
Waits, The .
. 4 — Jeremiah Savile, 40
Ye Gentlemen of England, . . 3 — Dr. Calloott, 34
ROUNDS.
Bright beams the Morning, . . 3 voices. Cherubim, .... 188
Hark how the Bells are rmging, • 3 — Bononcini, 302
Ifyou trust before you try, . - .. 3 . . 41
I loved thee beautifiil and kind, —3 Battishill, 72
Innocence,
. 4 — J. G. Webb, 97
In vain would Fortune, . 3 — S. Webbe, 274
The Young -who in Wisdom, . 4 . . . : 56
DUETS.
Could aMan be secure. 262
Hark the hollow woods resounding. , , J. S. Smith 35
How sweet in the Woodlands, Dr. Harrington, 109
Idalian Queen, , ^ Dr. Arnold, .... 126
Time has not thinn'd my flowing hsur. Jackson, 190
Vine Dressers, The . Mozart, 309
Were I like a Monarch to reign, Webbe, 66
When first 1 saw thee graceful move N. Pasquali, 22.D
Ye who shun the haunts of Care, • Mozart, 98
CATCHES.
Ah ! how Sophia, . . . 3 voices. Dr. CaUcott,.... 12
Buz, quoth the Blue Fly, . 4 — Dr. Arne, 85
Come Honest Friends, . 3 — Ives , 57
Hark ! ding, dong, . —. 3 Dr. Harrington, 294
How great is the pleasure, . —. 3 Dr. 5
Nelson of the Nile, . —. 3 Dr. Callcott, 128
Now we are met, —. 3 Webbe, .... 180
Poor Johnny's dead, , •
. 3 — Dr. Hayes, 73
Turn Amari'Uis to thy Swain,
. 3 — Hilton, 213
With Horns and Hounds in chorus. . 3 — Atterbury, . . , 89
Wilt thou lend me thy Mare, . 3 — Dr. Nares, 177
SONGS.
All in the Downs, Leveridge, .... 241
Annie Laurie, . Scottish air. . . . . . 289
Arethusa, The William Shield 33
A rose tree faU in bearing, . Shield, . . . . 14l
Beauty, Pleyel, . . . 129
Black-eyed Susan, . .
. Leveridge, . . . . . 241
Brisk young Lad, The Scottish air, . . . . . 32
Bruce's Address, "Air, Hey, tutti taitie," 185
Bud of the Rose, The William Shield, . . . 310
Cam ye by Athol, Gaelic air, - . . . , 301
Dainty Davie, Scottish air, . . . . . 92
Down by the river. Storace, . . , . , 260
Ere around the huge Oak, . William Shield 81
Farewell thou fair day. "Air, My lodging is on the cold ground," . 121
Good-morrow,. Mozart, . . . , . 137
Hardy Sailor, The . Dr. Arnold, . . . . . 178
In my pleasant native plains, Linley, '. • . . 113
Jolly Beggar, The . Scottish air, . . . . 17
Laddie, oh, leave me, air, . . . . . 65
Leezie Lindsay, Scottish air, . . . . . 153
Lord Gregory, air, . . . . . g
Lovely Bell,.... John Davy, . . , . , 74
Maggie Lauder, Scottish air. . . . . . 161
Maxwelton braes are bonnie. air, . . . . . 289
My love's in Germanic, Scottish air, . . . . . 4
My heart is sair for somebody. air, . . . . . 40
My ain Fireside, Scottish air, . . . . , 249O whistle and I'll come to you my Lad, John Bruce, . . . . . 163
Oh wert thou in the cauld blast. C. Krebs, 58
OldTowler WilHam Sliield, .... 228.
INDEX.
PAoa
. Scottish air,Parting, The... . . 209..... Henry Carey, .Sally in our Alley, 217
Scottish air,Scots wha hae, . 185
John Davy, .Smuggler, The 110.... Scottish air,Soldier's Return, The . 100
Henry Russell,Some love to roam, 265
William Shield,Star of Eve, The 44
The girl that I love is a mortal like me, .... 281
There cam a Young Man to my Daddy's door, . Scottish air, . 32........TuUochgorum, 201
Welcome of the Lily flower. The . . . Jacobite Song, 273
Woodman spare that Tree,.... Henry Russell, 293
MELODIES.
Scottish 60Lass of Livingston, The air,
Minuet, The . Haydn, 124Ox's
LITERATURE.
Academies of Music, . . . .46 Discernment of Amateurs, . 230
Affectation of Musicians, ... 45 Dover, The Cliffs of . 136
Portuguese Peasantry,Aldrich, Dr 203 Dramatic Dances of the 84
Alexander Batta, .... 245 Duke of Orleans, (the late) and Cherubini, . 273
Algerine Music, 285 and Ferdinand Paer, 146
Amateurs, Discernment of . . . 230 Duties of a Conductor of Music, 94
Ancient Music,..... 295 Enthusiast, A Musical.... 187
Anecdote of a celebrated Prima Donna . 284 Era in Music, An 227
of Sir William HerscheU, . . 257 Expression, Musical 130
of Malibran, . . 190 Extraordinary Talent,Anecdotes 167, 65
Music, . . . .227 FeUcien David.....An Era in 202
Meeting Bachs, . Ries,Annual of the . 83 Ferdinand 145
Church service. Organs, . 89 Fischer Player, . .Antwerp, &c. in the Oboe 84
great..... 85 Flowers,......Artist, A 203.... ....Autumn, A song for 126 Forecastle songs, 214
Great andBachs, Annual Meeting of the . . 83 Frederick the the Pasty, . 131
Piper,Ballad of Crazy Jane, 138 Gandsey, the Irish 282
singer, The German . . . 131 German BaUad Singer, The . 131
Music,Batta, Alexander 245 Love of . . 240
Beethoven and Kulau, 267 Germany, Music in . . . . 10
, death and Funeral of . . 132 , Social Music of . 208
Bellmi, Vincenzo .... 81 Gluck, the Chevalier Christopher 16
Beranger and Music, 190 Goethe, Lines from the German of • . 125
Berlin, singing Academy of . . .51 Great Artist, A . . . . 85
Best Infant School, The ... 18 Choral Meeting of the Lancashire and
Blind teaching the Blind, 60 Working-men, 31Cheshire
Birds, An Invocation to ......91 Gretry, 166
"Braham's Death ofNelson" Braham'sand Lady Hamilton, 114 Hamilton,Lady,and "Death ofNelson," 114
Brian Boroihme, Harp of . 212 Cabinet of Music,
. . Hamilton's 153
Bright Moments, .... Brian Boro,73 Harp of The 212
Canzonet,
. . . . . 193 Hasse, Te Deum of 44
Thomas .Carter, . . .137 Haughs of Cromdale, The 285
Catch, Description ofa . . .12 Have Hope, 206
Cead Mine FaQte, . . . .173 Haydn, An Incident in the Life of 122
.Cherubini, 302 and Mrs. Latrobe, 72
and the late Duke of Orleans, . 273 and Napoleon, 5
Church Music,..... 210 HerscheU, Sir William, Anecdote of . 257
Service, Organs &c. in Antwerp, . 89 Improvement upon the Piano Forte, . 190
Cliffs of Dover, The . . . . 136 Infant School, "The best 18
Composers, Peculiarities and Eccentricities of 261 Intellectual Faculties, On the Cultivation of the 213
Concert, Moschelle's Morning . . 162 Introductory Address to the present Volume 1
Spirituel, Origin and progress of the 66 Invocation to Birds, An 91
Conductor of Music, Duties ofa . . 94 Irish Piper, Gandsey . 282
Cows, Musical..... 230 Italian aud English Singers, Difference of Style
Crazy Jane, BaUad of . . . .138 between.... 56
Cromdale, Haughs of . . . . 285 I will Crown the Harp with Flowers, . 43
Dancing, Music and.... 18 Jean-Nicolas le Froid de Meraux, 4
Da Vinci, Leonardo 131 Kulau, Beethoven and .