Partition Volume 2, pour British Minstrel, et Musical et Literary Miscellany

Various

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Découvrez les partitions de musique pour British Minstrel, et Musical et Literary Miscellany Volume 2, Compilations, fruit du travail de Various. Cette partition romantique écrite pour les instruments comme: voix; voix(s), piano
La partition aborde plusieurs mouvements et l'on retrouve ce genre de musique classée dans les genres Music criticism, chansons, pour voix, langue anglaise, Compilations, Music histoire, Glees, écrits, partitions pour voix, pour voix non accompagnées, duos
Visionnez dans le même temps tout une collection de musique pour voix; voix(s), piano 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: 28
• Licence : Libre de droits
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 18 Mo

Extrait

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THE
BRITISH MINSTREL,
AND
MUSICAL AND LITERARY MISCELLANY;
A SELECTION OP STANDARD MUSIC,
SONGS, DUETS, GLEES, CHORUSES,
ETC.
AND
ARTICLES IN MUSICAL AND GENERAL LITERATURE.
VOL. n.
GLASGOW:
WILLIAM HAMILTON, 33 BATH STEEET,
J. MEKZIES AND OLIVER& CO., & BOTD, EDINBURGH J. HEYWOOD,
; MANCHESTER;
AND SmPKIN, MARSHALL, & CO., LONDON.INDEX.
ANTHEMS.
PiOB
How dear are thy counsels unto me, . Neukomm, 327
I will sing unto the Lord, J. Key,• . 192
In God's word will I rejoice,^ , 290
My voice shalt thou hear in the Neukomm,Morning, . . 246
CHORUSES.
And the Glory of the Lord, . Handel, 266
And he shall Purify, • , 333
For unto us a Child is born. , Handel, 300
Hallelujah, .... , . 168 Amen, , Handel, 212
thou that Tellest,O ^ , 149
The Heavens are telling. , Haydn, 79
Worthy is the Lamb, . Handel, 37
MOTETT.
what beauty Lord appears. . Mozart, 109
ROUNDS.
Beauteous Eyes Discover, voices.3 317
Dumb Peal, Dr. Cooke,.... i 333
Haste thee, O Lord, (Sacred) Thomas Ford,3 141
Still is the Night Breeze, — Harrington,. 3 Dr. 281
CANON.
Non Nobis Domine, . WiUiam Bird, 19
MADRIGAL.
Fair, Sweet, Cruel, i voices. Thomas Ford, 276
GLEES.
Abelard, . , (Sacred) 4 poices. Dr. Callcott, 124
.
Alice Brand, Dr. 226.... 3
Amidst the Myrtles as I Jonathan Battishill,walk. 6 90
—At setting Day, 4 Joseph Corfe, 286
Birks of Inverraay, — 3184
Breathe Soft ye Winds, 3 __ William Paxton, 98
Comely Swain, .... John Playford, 523
Come Fairest Nymph, 3 voices, and Chorus Earl of Mornington, 333i
Desolate is the Dwelling of Morna, Dr. Callcott,3 67
Discord dire Sister, Samuel Webbe, 218, , , 4
Forgive blest Shade, Callcott, 2423 Dr.
Glorious Apollo, Samuel Webbe,3 6
Great Apollo,.... 4 73
Gypsies, Keeve, 3 William 181
Here's a Health to all Good Lasses, 1223 ...
Hush to Peace, Arne,3 Dr. 119
Is it Night? Webbe, 3 Samuel 269
0'Lass Patie's Mill, Joseph Corfe,4 146
Lady as the Lily Fair, P. King,3 M. 201
Mighty Conqueror, Samuel Webbe,4 29
One day I heard Mary say, — Joseph Corfe,4 188
Roslin Castle,.... 4 20
Sacred Peace, Celestial Treasure, Stephen Storace, .4 309
Sweet Tyranness, Henry Pureell,, . 3 9
The fairest Month, J. Danbv3 279
Thou soft flowing Avon, —3 George TurnbuU, 48INDEX.
It
PAOk
157Samuel Webbe,3 voices,Girls,To me the Merry 21Q— Callcott,3 Dr. ,now on Land,To all you Ladies 100— Corfe,4 JosephTwcedside, 61— Corfe,JosephLaddie, iYellow Haired
DUETS.
101
Mozart,with Molnnclioly,Away 183Harrington,Dr.and Clora, . •Damon 237
Dr.blush the roay Morning,Sweet doth 11
Webbe,8.Ilange,Together we
CATCHES.
263Purcell,voices, H.3pr'ythee, John,Fye, nay 224— Aldrich,Dr.Bells, 3the bonnie High ChurchHark ! 233— Baildon,3Master Speaker, 6— Arne,Dr.3the merry poal go on,O lot 133Purcell,— H.4your hands.O hold —H.3Stone,Under this CIPurcell,— H.3When V and I,
SONGS.
1;.
air.ScottishMan's a Man for a' that,A 3S"The siller crown,"Air,
shall walk in silk attire,And ye 313William Leeves,Kev.Gray,Auld Robin 17T
Haydn,the Vale, . •Contented in 97Florio,C. H.Sea,Far, far, at 32SKelly,Michael
all turn yellow,Green leaves 281Turnbull,JohnPasses,Guard ye the 25
air, . •Scottishawa,Hero awa, there 61
•English air,of bashful fifteenHere's to the Maiden 811Ogie,"Air, " Katharine
Highland Mary, 21
Arne,Dr.and fears.Infancy our hopesIn 188
"Wood,my Cottage near theIn 240
John Turnbull, .
Lee,Jeanie 66
M'Leod,P.heart,came to the door ofmyLove 273
Scottish air,
Logan Water, 92
Turnbull,Johnour Ocean Home, .Love and 4
•air, •Scottish
.Mary Bawn, . 16
air,Scottish
. . •My Nannie, O, 63
•English air, .
Pitcher,My Friend and 136Kidd,W. J. P.My Gentle Bride, 209iiv,""The LamAir,
Boy Tammy,My 221
air,Irishdearie O,only Jo andMy 261
air, . .Scottish
Lassie, yet.love she's but aMy 320TurnlniU,JohnLand,blessing on thee.Oh 1 105" the^ryr,"Comin' thro'Air,
lo'e ye,ask me gin IO dinna S3crown,"sillerAir. "The
silk,Mary, ye'se be clad in .O 160thee,"" 1 loveAir, O Jean
Hill,on ParnassusO were I 200" lassie,"Collier's bonuieTheAir,bonnie Lesley,O saw ye HI
•Michael Kelly, .
Love no,Oh no, my 77Scottish air,
the Door,Oh I open 265." father,"Fee him,Air,comin',Saw ye Johnnie 121moe,'" dhos croothe naColeonAir.playmg,the Streamlet wasThe beam on 166
• •air, .Scottishof Scotland,The Blue Bell 63English air, •
Pitcher,The Friend and 297
.Geary,T. A.the board,glasses sparkle onThe 289" side,"LocherrochAir,
The Lass o' Gowrie, 162
Paxton, .StephenSaffron drest,morn returns inThe 201
Shield,Williamher cot.flow'd roundStreamlet thatThe 236
•English air,
I love,little Girl thatThe sweet 46
Hook,my cot.dove coos roundThe turtle 265" him, father," .Air, Fee
me ever, Jamie,Thou hast left 215" lassie,"bonnie brucketAir, The
thou fair Eliza, .Turn again
_ Ewe-bughts," ."TheAir,Marion?ewe-bughts,Will ye go to the
Arne,Dr.
Where the Bee sucks.
MELODIES.OR SCARCEOLD
Aldridge's Dance,
Gaelic air,dheireadh do Thearlach,An Sealladh mo
French air.
Bona Fils, Lo,
Air,West Indian
• •Caliinlie, .
Irish air,
.Caiolan's Farewell to Music,
French air,
Charmante Gabriclle, .
Scottish air,
D.iueo to yoni- Daddie,
English air,
.Dulce Domnm, . .^
INDEX.
Jacobite air, .Fareweel my Dame and Bairniei tw», , . 45
Irish air,Goby, O, The . . , 78
Gaelic air, . 190Goodwife admit the Wanderer, , .
Fife boat song, * 103Hey ca' thro', ,
the Weazle, The Irish air, , , 108Howlet and ,
of The English air, . 63Ladies London, • ,
Lament for a Friend, 94,
Willie, Scottish air, 263Lowland
Minuet, 211Martini's
bonnie Laddie's lang o* growin Scottish air, , . 36My ,
Lady's gown has gairs upon't, air, . 108My .
My Spirits are mounting, English air, . 141. ,
Negro Melody, W est Indian air, . . 210
"Nis rinneadh ar Taghadli, Gaelic Jorram," rowing 210or air,
Stick, Irish air, 18Oak The ,
Oh Love how just and how severe, English air, . . , 263
Old Nick in Love, Scottish ballad air, 299.
Old Woman clothed in gray, An Old ballad air. 299
Phiurag nan Gaol, North Highland air, 93.
Sattling Roaring Willie, Scottish air, 101
Porst, Gaelic air, 45Kory Ball's . . . ,
Seule dans un Bois, French TaudevUIo, 67
Strathavich, • Gaelic air, 27S
, .
an dubh, Gaelic air,Th^inig giUe ... 17,
LITERATUKE.
Abel, Charles Frederick • 186 Contrapuntist Society, . . 223.
Abell, John 164 Correlli, .... 118. , .
Acrostic, .... 234 Counter Alto, The 19
Address to our Readers, . I Tenor, Should it be sung by male or fe-. .
Adopted Child, The 35 male voices ? . . . 287
All—all is Music, by William Miller, 326 Dancing in Russia, . . 89
, .
AUegri, Gregorio 103 Danube, Convents on the banks of tha 140
Anacreontic to a Grasshopper, 275 Davaux, Jean Baptiat . . . 86
;
Ancient Concerts, London, 226 Death of Herr Frederick Kind, 199
Anecdote of Braham, 187 De Begnis, Ronzi 208. , ,
i Incledon, 239 Der Freischutz and Weber's Music, 198
Anecdotes in the Life of a Musician^ 180 Despairing Lover, Song to a 148,
Animals, Effect of Music on 2 Dezede, .... 279
Apollo, a Sonnet, 269 Different styles of Musical Composition, . 65....
Apollonicon, The 78 Donizetti, 262. , •
Arne, Dr. Thomas Augustine, • 148 Dulcimer, The 241
Auber's Music, 161 Effect of Music on Animals, 2. . . .
Bagpipe, The 69 Effects of Music, .... 238
Baif, John Anthony 77 Encouragement of Genius, from an M.S. story 298. .
Balbatre, Claude , 344 English Sailors and their Songs, . 186• • . ,
Bards Ireland, 96 Esquimaux Concert, 56of . • • .
Bass and Double Bass, 62 Evening Wind, To the 238.
Beautiful Incident the life 276 Expression, 141in ofMalibran, , ....
Beethoven's Battle Symphony, 29 Extensive Order, 236,
"Berlin, Theatres and Music in 207 Extract from Fenton's tragedy of Mariamne, 19
Best test Genius, Festivals and the Opera in Sweden. 28of 99
Strasburg, 281 Fine Arts, Influence of the study of the 136Bewitched Painters (The), a Tale of
Fiorello's Fiddle Stick, 274Birds in Summer, 99
223 Fischer the Oboe player, 181Birth-day of Robert Burns, The . . .
Blossoms, 48 Flower of the West, The 278....
Girls gathering 132 Fodor, Madame Mainville . . 169Blind Flowers, . .
and Tallyerand, 239 French Opera, Training for the . 66Boildeau .
Fugue Translated, A 207Braham, Anecdote of , . , 187
George the First operatic manager, 316Braham'a re-appearance, . . 35 an
Fiddle, The 60 Giardini, Felici . . 209Broken .
of Sticks, The Giordani, 207Bundle 96 ....
326 Glee Club, The ... 6Canadian Boat Song, , •
225 Gluck in dishabille. 163Canzonet, , • • •
345 Grand Oratorio in Glasgow Handel's Messiah, 322Carillons at Antwerp, ...