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| Shield,
John |
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| Cross
Purposes |
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GM1:22 |
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I
have not found a version like that in Austen. However, you can
see the tune on the AmericanRevolution.org
song site The words appear to be from a poem (anonymous)
published in London Magazine in September, 1748, called The
Perplex'd Lovers. |
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See
the tune on AmericanRevolution.org,
see the words here. |
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| Shield,
William 1748-1828 |
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| Sweet
Transports, from Rosina |
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GM3:09
LV030/116 |
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In
the Austen notebooks, this is titled "Sung by Mrs. Billingham".
The words begin "Sweet transports gentle wishes go in vain".
You may be able to find the score to Rosina by Shield in your music
library. I have an arrangement of this (sung in our December
04 program for AustenAL). |
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night till morn I take my glass |
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GM3:15
LV098/082 |
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The
song at LV098/082 is in a different key from that in GM, but otherwise
is very like that in GM, even to the description as "a favorite
duet ... the accompanyment by Mr. Shield". |
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| The
Heaving of the Lead |
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GM3:28
LV038/071 |
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The
words begin "For England when with favo'ring gale our gallant
ship up Channel steer'd". There are at least two versions
in LV, the version at LV038/071 is very like that described in GM.
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| Spofforth,
Reginal 1770-1827 |
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| Ellen,
the Richmond Primrose Girl |
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GM7:26
LV030/012 |
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The
version at LV030/012 is similar to that in GM (slightly simpler arrangement),
including 3 verses. |
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| Stamitz,
Karl 1745-1801 |
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| Air
by Stamitz |
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GM5:11/1
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GM
lists this as a duet, as arrangement of two works, "an Air by
Stamitz" and "Song of Anna". I have not found
Song of Anna, however, LV does have an Air by Stamitz (thought not
a duet arrangement.) I do not know it if is the same Air, I
will keep looking. |
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LV112/061 |
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| Storace,
Stephen 1762-1796 |
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| Of
plighted faith - a Duett |
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GM3:11
LV030/079 |
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The
song/arrangement in LV in very like that in GM. A duet from The Seige
of Belgrade sung by Catherine and Seraskier. |
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| Captivity
| My foes prevail my friends are fled |
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GM3:29
LV031/045 |
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The
version in LV does not have the separate (violin?) part on the top
stave that GM shows, but otherwise is very like (in tune and words)
that in GM. |
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| Duet
in the Siege of Belgrade |
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GM7:34
LV030/123 |
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Another
duet for The Seige of Belgrade, this one sung by Lilia and Leopold. |
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| A
song from the Siege of Belgrade |
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GM7:37
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This
one is sung by Leopold. Words begin: How provoking your doubts.
I have made an arrangement of this one. |
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An
arrangement (.pdf file, 72KB) |
| Song
in the Siege of Belgrade |
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GM7:39 |
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This
one is (words): The sapling Oak lost in the dell. I will post
an arrangement. |
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Composers
for which I have not yet found the Austen music online or easily
available:
Sampieri
Sacchini, Antonio 1730-1806
Schobert, Johann 1735-1767
Steibelt, Daniel 1765-1823
Sterkel, Johann Franz Xaver 1750-1817 |
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