Baudelaire, Charles Pierre

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creatorOf MS Mus. 1126. Brian Elias Collection. Vol. iv. Early works; 1967-1969. Ink scores on transparencies. For scores in pencil, see MS Mus. 1125.ff. 115. Largest size 450 x 317mm.1. ff. 1-56. ‘La Chevelure’ (words, Baudelaire), for soprano and chambe..., 1967-1969 British Library
referencedIn Lutyens Collection. Vol. cclii. ff. 24.1. 'Nuits de Juin' (words, Victor Hugo), for contralto and string quartet; n.d. Draft full score in ink and pencil(ff. 1-2); -fair copy full score in ink (ff. 3-4); -draft vocal score in ink and pencil (ff...., 1971 British Library
creatorOf STEFAN ZWEIG COLLECTION. Vol. CXXXVI. Charles Baudelaire: poems 'Les sept vieillards' and 'Les petites vieilles'; [1859]. Fair copy made for Victor Hugo to whom the poems are dedicated. French. See C. Baudelaire, Oeuvres Complètes, ed. C. Pichois, vo..., 1859 British Library
creatorOf HUMPHREY SEARLE COLLECTION. Vol. xxxii. Songs; [1948]-1980. With piano accompaniment except where stated.ff. 78. Largest size 370 x 275mm.1. ff. 1-5. ‘Two Songs of A. E. Housman’, op.9; 1946. Ink score, copy. Published Joseph Williams, [1948].2. ff. ..., 1946-1980 British Library
referencedIn Lutyens Collection. Vol. ccxliii. Cantata (words, Baudelaire), for soprano, contralto, baritone, oboe, clarinet, violin, viola, cello, piano, celesta and percussion, op. 134; 1979. Pencil sketches (ff. 1-18); -fair copy full score in pencil, part..., 1979 British Library
creatorOf MS Mus. 1125. Brian Elias Collection. Vol. iii. Early works; 1967-1969.ff. 157. Largest size 370 x 278mm.1. ff. 1-64v. ‘La Chevelure’ (words, Baudelaire), for soprano and chamber orchestra; 1967. Dated 3 March -28 Sept. 1967 (f. 64v). French...., 1967-1969 British Library
referencedIn Lutyens Collection. Vol. clxxxv. 'Les Bienfaits de la Lune' (words, Baudelaire), for soprano and tenor soloists, chorus, solo violin, string orchestra, harp and percussion, 'op. 24'; 1952. Fair copy full score in pencil (ff. 1-17); -choral score ..., 1952 British Library
creatorOf HIAWATHA: a prose translation by Charles Baudelaire (d.1867) from the poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow; circa 1860. French. Copy, late 19th cent. Beg.: 'Le puissant Gitche Manito . . .' (f. 1). Ends: '. . . tantes ses feuilles et tantes ses fleurs'..., approximately 1860 British Library
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