Incidental music for The taming of the shrew [manuscript], 1921.

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Incidental music for The taming of the shrew [manuscript], 1921.

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Set of orchestral part books containing both manuscript and printed music. A list of parts appears on the front cover of the "conductor" (first violin with other instrumental cues) part book. The manuscript content includes an overture, curtain tunes, entr'acte music, a march, a gavotte, and a minuet and trio. Two pieces of printed music: Serenata by Alberto Cajani and Passepied by Leo Delibes, both arranged by Otto Langey. Piano score for the printed works included in the conductor part book.

11 ms. parts ; 33 x 25 cm.

Folger Shakespeare Library

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Folger Shakespeare Library

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