Incidental music for plays given at the Princess Theatre by John Liptrott Hatton, 1856-1858.

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Incidental music for plays given at the Princess Theatre by John Liptrott Hatton, 1856-1858.

Full score. Music for Winter's Tale, produced in 1858; Tempest, 1857; Richard II, 1857; Merchant of Venice, 1858; Faust and Marguerite (by M. Carré, translated by T.W. Robertson), 1856. Works are scored for orchestra.

5 ms. scores (1 v. each) ; 30.8 x 24.2 cm.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7307309

Folger Shakespeare Library

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