Incidental music for Richard III, 1860s?.

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Incidental music for Richard III, 1860s?.

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Set of orchestral part books (1-8). Includes 25 numbered items, including curtain tunes, marches, and trumpet calls. The cue book (9) gives instructions for marches and flourishes in both Richard III and Hamlet.

8 ms. parts ; 31 x 25 cm. & 1 cue book.

Folger Shakespeare Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7887623

Folger Shakespeare Library

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