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Warren, John Collins, 1778-1856. Papers II, 1756-1857.
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Warren, Thomas, 1671-1756. Thomas Warren legal documents, 1716-1754.
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Connecticut Historical Society |
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"LA Dori:" an opera, in score, composed by Marc Antonio Cesti in 1663. On f. 1 b is an account of the composer in the hand of Joseph Warren. Paper; xviith cent. In morocco binding with rich gilt tooling. With book-plate of Henry Hase. Oblate Quarto., 17th century
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PSALTER, Hymns, and Commune Sanctorum of Antiphonal, the last being followed by an Officium pro Defunctis, Venitare, part of a Te Deum, Offices of the Virgin, and the eight ecclesiastical Tones. Latin. Among the hymns are some in honour of St. Gabrie..., 13th century-16th century
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Vol. II.Music: Sacred and other music in lute notation, chiefly by English composers: 16th or 17th cent.Luca Marenzio, composer: Musical pieces: 16th, 17th centt.William Byrd, composer: Secular music: 17th cent.William Byrd, composer: Sacred music: 1..., 16th century-17th century
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ANTHEM: "Have mercy upon me, O God," by Georg Friedrich Händel; in full score. The Chandos Anthem No. 4; published by Dr. Arnold. Stated by Joseph Warren, the previous owner, to be in the hand-writing of Händel's amanuensis,-Smith. Paper; xviiith cen..., 17th century
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1. AUTOGRAPH COMPOSITIONS, or original sketches of compositions, by Muzio Clementi. The principal ones are two Pianoforte duets, the first of them " published in London in 1784 . . . tulit alter honores." There are also a Sonata for the Pianoforte, a..., 18th century-19th century
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Vol.II (ff. 213). 1. " D'Alembert 's Principles of Musical Composition," i.e. a free English translation (watermark 1798) of portions of Élémens de musique by Jean le Rond d'Alembert. f.12. " Anthems to be sung .... in the Cathedrall .... in Dublin 1..., 1685-1886
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Heffley, Merle V. Heffley early California history collection, 1920.
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" MUSIC IN MACBETH " [1672], commonly attributed to Matthew Lock, with symphonies and accompaniments for instruments, in score. At ff. 14-18 there is an alternative setting of the passage beginning " Now I go," apparently (see his letter at the top o..., 1660-1875
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Perry, Isaac. Plats of two tracts of land the property of Col. George W. McAllister in Bryan County / resurveyed by Isaac Perry.
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Adams, James Truslow, 1878-1949. Barrett assorted authors collection, 1814-1947
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MOTETS, madrigals, fancies, etc., annotated throughout by Thomas Tomkins, with some of his own compositions. The composers named are :--Kyrton, ff. 6, 7 b. John Redford, ff. 6 b, 11, 17, 22 b, 36, 37, 40 b, 42 b. Richard Wynslate, f. 20. -Avere [A..., 16th century-17th century
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1. "TE DEUM," set to music by Dr. Maurice Greene, f. 3. 2. "JUBILATE;" by the same, f. 61. Stated by J. Warren to be in the composer's autograph. Paper ; xviiith cent. Quarto., 18th century
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Warren, Joseph. Autograph letter signed : Plymouth, Ma., to William Bingham, 1777 July 16.
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TRIOS for two trebles and a bass, without words. Three volumes,a single part in each. The composers are:-[John] Hilton, f. 3 b. -Withie, f. 6. [?Anthony] Wood; June, 1682, f. 10 b. Solomon Egles [Eccles],tunes for "Venice Preserved," "Sir Timothy Tre...
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Cooper, Sarah Brown Ingersoll, 1836-1896. Sarah Brown Ingersoll Cooper papers, 1813-1921.
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COLLECTION of English and Italian songs, etc., with accompaniments, in score, for harpsichord, or (apparently) bass-viol. The composers named or identified are Robert Jones, [Nathaniel] Giles, Coperario [i.e. John Cooper], and D[aniel] Farrant. Paper...
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" JOHN HILTON'S Airs, or Fa-la's, for three voices. Originally printed in the year 1627." Edited and transcribed in score by Joseph Warren for the edition issued by the Musical Antiquarian Society, 1844. Paper; ff. 26. Oblong Quarto.Joseph Warren: Tr..., 1844
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Vol. I.Johnson: Music: 16th-17th centt.Robert White: Music in lute notation: 16th or 17th cent.William Damon: Musical pieces in lute notation: 17th cent.Michael Des Buisons: Musical pieces: 17th cent.John Taverner: Musical pieces in lute notation: 16..., 16th century-17th century
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FANTASIA etc., for the organ by John Jenkins, William Lawes, and [? Richard] Mico. Paper.; xviith cent. Formerly belonging to Prof. Edward Taylor and Joseph Warren. Folio., 17th century
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" THE WHOLE psalmes in four partes whiche may be song to al musicall instrumentes, set forth for the encrease of vertue and abolishyng of other vayne and triflyng ballades. Imprinted at London by John Day 1563." A copy of the printed work, scored by ..., 1871
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