A Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs for the Voice

Type:
partituur
Titel:
A Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs for the Voice
Andere titel:
Fifty Scottish Songs, with Symphonies & Acccompaniments, Wholly by Haydn, Vol. III
Auteur:
Haydn, Joseph; Kozeluch, Leopold; Thomson, George; Burns, Robert
Jaar:
1802
URL:
https://vmirror.imslp.org/files/imglnks/usimg/2/2e/IMSLP469460-PMLP762197-selectcollection00hayd_vol3.pdf
Onderwerp:
19th Century (1801-1900)
18th Century (1701-1800)
Song
Poetry
Folk music
Scotland
Taal:
Engels
Uitgever:
London Edinburg Preston Thomson 1802
Plaatsnummer:
ORPH.KTS1 C3.19 G2-001a (Orpheus Instituut)
Paginering:
[i]-4-[ii]-100 pages alternating pages of text and music, Vol. 3 and Vol. 4 bound together, contains a full page portrait of Robert Burns
Editie:
1st ed.
Nota:
Originally published in 6 vols., 1793-1841
"A Select Collection of Original Scottish Airs for the Voice" is a multi-volume collection of Scottish song edited and published by the entrepreneurial musician, publisher and Clerk to the Board of Trustees for Encouragement of Art and Manufacture in Scotland, George Thomson. For the first volume, which appeared in 1793, Thomson commissioned the composer Ignaz Pleyel to provide musical settings.[wikipedia]From the Preface of this Vol. 3: "For the composition of these [the symphonies and accompaniments], he entered into terms with Mr Pleyel, who fulfilled part of his engagement very satisfactorily; but having then deserted it, the Editor, after a fruitless correspondence with him, which retarded the progress of the Work for years, at length found it necessary to turn his eyes elsewhere. He was so fortunate, however, [...] as to engage Mr Kozeluch and Dr Haydn, to proceed with the Work, which they have finished in such a manner, as to leave him without any other regret, but that of having so long delayed his application to them."
Contains a portrait of Robert Burns (bound between Vol. 3 and 4) by A. Nasmyth and Paton Thomson.
Contains a full page engraved illustration "The Soldier's Return", which seems to belong to a song from Vol. 1.
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