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Shelfmark

Ibb5.5.14(01)

Author

Uniform title

[Madrigals and mottets]

Title

Madrigals and motets, for five voices / composed by Orlando Gibbons ; originally published in parts, A.D.1612, and now first printed in score ; edited by Sir George Smart, Organist & Composer to Her Majesty's Chapels Royal.

Publication, distribution, etc.

London : printed for the members of the Musical Antiquarian Society by Chappell, music seller to Her Majesty, 50, New Bond Street, [1841]

Physical description

1 score ([10], 112 p.) : facsim. ; 38 cm.

Series statement

([Publications of the Musical Antiquarian Society] ; [v. 3])

Language

Staff notation.

Language

English words.

Note

For 5 mixed voices, unaccompanied.

Note

Publication date from preliminary matters, and series information inferred from external library catalogues.

Note

Includes reproduction of original 1612 title page and dedication.

Note

Includes introduction by George Smart dated December 1841, and list of members of the Council of the Musical Antiquarian Society for its 1st. year, from 1 November 1840 to 31 October 1841.

Note

Includes Report of the Council, dated November 1, 1841, and full list of members of the Musical Antiquarian Society for its 1st. dated December 31, 1841.

Note

Includes "Clefs in the original copy, 1612"--P. [96].

Note

Includes information about the Musical Antiquarian Society, works already printed, works in the press, and works suggested for publication (p. 97-102).

Formatted contents note

Contents: The silver swan -- O that the learned poets -- I weigh not fortunes' frown -- I tremble not at noise of war -- I see ambition never pleas'd -- I feign not friendship where I hate -- How art thou thrall'd -- Farewell all joys -- Dainty fine bird that art encaged -- Fair ladies that to love -- 'Mongst thousands good -- Now each flow'ry bank -- Lais now old -- What is our life? -- Ah! dear heart, why do you rise? -- Fair is the rose -- Nay, let me weep -- Ne'er let the sun -- Yet of that age had frosted o'er -- Trust not too much, fair youth.

Provenance

Black ink stamp of Rackley Library on the front flyleaf.

Provenance

Ms. annotation in black ink on the front pastedown reading "Vol. No.31", and "A4" in pencil on the front flyleaf.

Binding

19th century vellum binding; gilt title "Gibbon. Madrigals. Motets. Hosanna" and gilt bands within a brownish-red label on spine; red edges; blank endpapers.

Copy-specific note

Bound with Orlando Gibbons' "Hosanna", MS 244.

Copy-specific note

Includes occasional annotations in blue pencil throughout the score.

Subject

Madrigals, English.

Subject

Part songs, English.

Subject

Motets.

Genre/Form

Scores.

Genre/Form

Madrigals (Music)

Genre/Form

Part songs.

Genre/Form

Motets.

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Added entry--name

Rackley Library former owner.

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Added entry--place

England London.

Language code

eng eng

Identifier

B54194
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