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Shelfmark

Idd8.2.04

Title

Songs of the gardens / edited by Peter Warlock.

Publication, distribution, etc.

[London] : The Nonesuch Press, 1925.

Physical description

96 p. : ill., music ; 27 cm.

Note

"Representative selection of the songs that were sung at the London Pleasure Gardens during the latter half of the eighteenth century."--Preface

Note

Includes title-vignette and tail-pieces. Title, text and music within ornamental border.

Note

Music by Michael and T.A. Arne, Boyce, Granom, Hook, Smart, and others. Mostly with tune and bass; interlinear words.

Note

Principally for voice and continuo.

Note

Designed by Hubert J. Foss and Francis Meynell. 875 copies printed at the Curwen Press.

Note

Eight hundred and seventy-five copies have been printed by the offset lithographic process at the Curwen Press. The music and its accompanying text have been engraved by Lowe & Brydone ... The title page design has been made and engraved by Stephen Gooden; the miscellaneous eighteenth century ornaments have been engraved in wood by W.M.R. Quick.

Formatted contents note

Contents: The preface -- The lover's lesson / Michael Arne -- The air balloon / Oakman ; Thos. Smart -- O whither can my William stray / James Hook -- Here's the pretty girl I love / Hook ; Upton -- An ode to contentment / S. Boyce ; Joseph Baildon -- The masquerade song / Wm. Defesch -- The pleasures of spring gardens, Vauxhall / Lockman ; Boyce -- Go, deceitful fair one, leave me / Ferdinando Tenducci -- Ye gentle gales / Lewis Granom -- The bonny broom / T.A. Arne -- Disappointment: a pastoral / Arne -- The Phoenix / T.A. Arne -- As Colin rang'd early -- The fairing -- The sad case -- A dialogue between a gypsie boy and girl / Arne -- We soldiers drink, we soldiers sing / Hook -- On tree top'd hill / Festing -- When charming Chloe / Lewis Granom -- Mrs. Scott's song in the desart [sic] island / T.A. Arne -- A plea for inconstancy / Michael Arne -- Did you see e'er a shepherd / J. Worgan -- Would you tast [sic] the morning air / Lewis Granom -- The distress'd maid / T.A. Arne.

Summary, etc.

Summary: "This book has been produced under the direction of Hubert J. Foss and Francis Meynell. Eight hundred and seventy-five copies have been printed by the offset lithographic process at the Curwen Press. The music and its accompanying text have been engraved by Lowe & Brydone with punches designed at the Oxford University Press for the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust's Quarto Edition of Tudor Church Music, here used by permission of the Trustees. The title page design has been made and engraved by Stephen Gooden; the miscellaneous eighteenth-century ornaments have been engraved in wood by W.M.R. Quick. This copy is number" - colophon.

Provenance

Book label of Felix Aprahamian on front lining paper.

Copy-specific note

This copy is number 779.

Copy-specific note

Includes original dust-jacket.

Copy-specific note

Loose bookseller catalogue cut-outs for this item inserted at the upper end of the textblock.

Subject

Songs, English To 1800.

Subject

Songs with piano.

Subject

Music 18th century History and criticism.

Subject

London (England) Social life and customs.

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Gooden, Stephen, 1892 - 1955 illustrator, engraver.

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Aprahamian, Felix former owner.

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Lowe & Brydone engraver.

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Nonesuch Press publisher.

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Curwen Press printer.

Added entry--place

England London.

Language code

eng

Identifier

B52689
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