Incidental music for King John, 1851?.

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Incidental music for King John, 1851?.

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Manuscript orchestral part books in multiple hands, including one that is likely that of Samuel Phelps, who owned these parts. Parts for concert flute, 1st & 2nd clar[ine]ts, 1t & 2d cornetti (shared part and separate parts), 3d corenett/trombone, trombone. The part books contain numbered and unnumbered pieces, including marches ("Quick march," "Grand march," and "Dead march") and trumpet calls. (8) is a set of cues for trumpet without music.

7 ms. part books ; 25 x 31 cm. to 31 x 24 cm. & 1 cue sheet.

Folger Shakespeare Library

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Folger Shakespeare Library

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Phelps, Samuel, 1804-1878

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Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616

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