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MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION of vocal and instrumental pieces in score, commenced by Henry Male Dixon in 1759, and continued by John Stafford Smith. The principal pieces are anthems and services by John James, J. Beckwith, Dr. Arnold, -Guise, Dr. Ayrton..., 18th century-19th century
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ECCLESIASTICAL DOCUMENTS; 1218-1529, 1218-1529
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Sir Hans Sloane, Baronet: Original correspondence, chronologically arranged: 17th-18th centt.includes:ff. 1, 19, 116, 195, 217, 252, 262, 267, 273, 330, 353 Sir Thomas Dereham, 4th Baronet: Letters to Sir H. Sloane: 1728-1738.f. 3 John Hazler, Cl...
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NOVELLO COLLECTION. Vol. VII. Benjamin Cooke: 'Collection of Sacred Music'; 1847. Vocal scores in the hand of Vincent Novello. Some of the keyboard accompaniments have not been completed. ff. ii+79. Largest size 308 x 240mm. Vincent Novello's binding..., 1774-1847
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CHURCH HOUSE MANUSCRIPTS. Vol. XI. Chants for psalms at morning and evening prayer on thirty successive days; collected aft. 1840(watermark f. 10). Imperfect, by the excision of most of the last leaf (f. 33), which bears the remnants of pencil sketch...
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Letter of Benjamin Cooke to Peter Collinson, sending the dispensation for his inspection and enclosing a copy of it; 26 Dec. 1761. Paper; ff. 3. Small folio.Benjamin Cooke, of Newport, Isle of Wight: Letters to F. Collinson: 1741, 1761.
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ROYAL SOCIETY PAPERS. (Vol. II) ff. 326.(1) 'An account of the Locusts in New England' by Paul Dudley; Roxbury, nr. Boston, 18 Dec. 1733. Followed by letters, etc., relating to the same, 1733-1737. ff. 4-27b. (2) 'Histories of the Epidemick Colds whi...
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Account of the preceding by the donor. Paper; ff. 2. Small folio.Benjamin Cooke, of Newport, Isle of Wight: Notes by, on Add. Ms 4719, art. 3: bef. 1762.
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NOVELLO COLLECTION. Vol. VI. Benjamin Cooke: 'Collection of Secular Music'; copies, 1847. Vocal scores except where stated, some with keyboard accompaniments by Vincent Novello. In the hand of Novello. Dates given below are those of composition as no..., 1847
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CHURCH HOUSE MANUSCRIPTS. Vol. V. Twenty metrical psalms, for three voices, by William Croft and others; 18th cent. Copies and extracts, aft. 1797 (watermark passim). Words from Old or New Versions, as indicated in the headings. Also includes:-(a) S..., 18th century
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ROYAL MUSIC COLLECTION. G.F. Handel: Miscellaneous collections and selections vol. XV; 18th century. Copy. Compositions for Harpsichord, unless otherwise described, mostly not in H-G. Items 49-97 are Minuets for Harpsichord, identified so far as poss..., 18th century
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NOVELLO COLLECTION. Vol. CXIII. 'Studies in Vocal Counterpoint'; 1845. With two printed press cuttings relating to the publication of Volume 1 and a letter of 1846 from T. P. [Thomas Pickering?] (ff. vi-vii verso). ff. viii+26. 290 x 234mm. 1. f. 1v...., 1845
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1. "AULD Robin Gray," set to music by William Leeves, Rector of Warington, co. Somerset. Autograph. Enclosed in a letter from Andrew Loder to William Ayrton, editor of the Musical Library; Ashborne, 4 Dec. 1834. f. 1. 2. Score of the "Canon per Augme..., 18th century-1834
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BIRCH CORRESPONDENCECorrespondence, etc., of Thomas Birch. The contents may be divided as follows:-(1) Rough drafts of letters (without names of addressees), notes and extracts from books, etc., in Birch's autograph. ff. 1-103 passim, 144, 159, 209-..., 18th century
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1. "Sonata per cembalo," by Francesco Geminiani. Autograph. f. 1. 2. Twenty-one short pieces for the harpsichord, by Alessandro Scarlatti. Given by Dr. Benjamin Cooke to his brother John in 1740, as appears by a letter of the former at the end of the..., 18th century-19th century
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CATCHES and glees by H. Purcell, J. Blow, -Cranford, J. Eccles, T. Ford, [S.] Ives, Jeremiah Clark, -Creed, Dr. H. Aldrich, M. Wise, Dr. [William] Hayes, -Turner, [H.] Lawes, John Hilton, W. Byrd, W. Lawes, Edward Nelham, John Smith, -Stonerd, [R..., approximately 1800
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CHURCH Music in score, chiefly in the hand of Vincent Novello, viz. :-1. Responses and a setting of part of Psalm cxix., by Thomas Tallis. 2. "Prevent us, O Lord": anthem, by William Byrd. f. 12. 3. Services and anthems, by Dr. Orlando Gibbons, prece..., 19th century
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TREATISE on harmony, counterpoint, fugue, etc., by Benjamin Cooke, Mus. D. Autograph. Paper; xviiith cent. Folio., 18th century
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Sir Hans Sloane, Baronet: Original correspondence, chronologically arranged: 17th-18th centt.includes:ff. 1, 28, 37, 210 Claude Joseph Geoffroy, Le Jeune: Letters to Sir H. Sloane: 1715-1744.: Engl. and Fr.ff. 2, 36, 52, 7 4, 322 Thomas Shaw, Cha...
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NOVELLO COLLECTION. Vol. LXXVIII. Secular and sacred vocal and instrumental music; after 1813 (watermark)-1849, n.d. Full, vocal, chorus or instrumental scores. Partly autograph but mostly copies, in the hand of Vincent Novello except where stated. f..., 1813-1849
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ROYAL SOCIETY PAPERS. Vol. VI (ff. 285).(1) François de Brémond, M.D., to Dr. C. Mortimer concerning a file rendered magnetical by lightning; Paris, 4 June 1740. English translation. Cf. Phil. Trans., xli, 614. ff. 1-2b. (2) 'Some Reflexions on Gener...
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CALL to remembrance " anthem in organ-score, by Benjamin Cooke, Mus. D. The parts follow, at f. 11. Autograph. Paper; ff. 20. xviiith cent. Quarto.Benjamin Cooke, MusD; composer: Anthem: 18th cent.: Autogr., 18th century
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SACRED music, principally by English composers, viz. 1. Canons and rounds, by Arne, Thomas Ford, Holder, Dr. B. Cooke, Samuel Webbe, James Elliott, William Savage, and Robert Cooke, with many others unnamed. Some of the former are autograph of the an..., 18th century-19th century
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