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| Handel,
George Frideric 1685-1759 |
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| March
in Judas Maccabeus |
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GM1:01
LV160/074 |
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LV160/074
lists this as "March in Judas Maccabees" (so if you search
on Maccabeus, you won't find it.) This is the second of the two marches
in LV160/074. |
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| Water
Peice |
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GM1:15
LV109/135 |
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According to GM, this piece in Austen is from "The Famous Water
Peice [sic] Compos'd by Mr. Handel", a pirate edition of the
Water Music. If Handel's Water Music is already in your music
library, this 'peice' is number 12. LV109/135 is similar to
that shown in GM. If Handel's music is not already in your library,
you might be interested in a facsimile copy of an edition of 1743,
available
from OMI (see number 2046) |
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| Harington,
Henry 1727-1816 |
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| How
sweet in the woodlands (vocal duet) |
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GM7:30a
LV030/033 |
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Here
is an arrangement for two sopranos (voice parts only), and
here is the accompanyment. |
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An
arrangement (.pdf file, 76KB) |
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sweet in the woodlands |
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GM7:30b
LV030/032 |
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GM
contains both the vocal duet version of this song (7:30a), and a version
(7:30b) "for the voice and harpsichord". LV030/032
is similar to LV030/033, but is not written as a duet. |
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| Harwood,
Edward 1707-1787 |
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| The
Dying Christian to his Soul | Vital spark of heav'nly flame |
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GM7:16
LV043/163 |
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| Haydn,
Franz Joseph 1732-1809 |
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| William |
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GM3:02 |
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According
to GM, "This is an arrgt of the Allegro con brio from
Piano Sonata Hob. XVI/35." The words of the song begin "Ye
cliffs I from your airy steep look down with hope and fear.."
I will continue to look for a link for this one. |
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| Hook,
James 1746-1827 |
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| The
Wedding Day |
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GM3:24
LV029/043 |
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The
version in LV appears to be the same as that shown in GM2. There
are 3 copies in LV, search "what virgin" in "1st line". |
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| Donna
Della |
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GM7:23
LV030/008 |
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Here
is an arrangement
(Note, in verse 3, where I put the word 'laurels', in fact I can't
read the word in the original music. I don't think it says
laurels, but I had to put something. It appears to be a word
that starts with 'L' and ends with 'rest'. If you can read
the word in LV030/008, or find another copy and read that word,
let me know and I will
correct it in the posted music.) |
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arrangement
(.pdf file, 72KB) |
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Composers
for which I have not yet found the Austen music online or easily
available:
Hasse, Johann Adolph 1699-1783
Hayes, Philip 1738-1797
Howard, Samuel 1710-1782 |
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