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“A song set by Will: Taylor – the words from Shakespear”

GB 249 T-MIN/7/6
Item
c. mid 18th century to early 19th century

Part of Sheet music

Song is “Take, Oh take those lips away”, from Measure for Measure IV i. Manuscript.

“La Romeka ____ Greece”

GB 249 T-MIN/7/7
Item
c. mid 18th century to early 19th century

Part of Sheet music

Possible dance tune scored for violin and continuo. Manuscript.

“Sortez des vos retraites . A song the words taken from a French Author. Set to Musick (sic) by Mr Carey”

GB 249 T-MIN/7/3
Item
c. mid 18th to early 19th century

Part of Sheet music

With flute part. Printed.

“Woo’d and married a’. Sung by Mr Lauder at the little Theatre in the Hay Market”

GB 249 T-MIN/7/4
Item
c. mid 18th century to early 19th century

Part of Sheet music

Printed for J.Oswald in St. Martin’s Church Yard.

Aria “Dimmi cara dimmittu dei morir” from Handel’s “Scipio” as “sung by Sgr Senesino”

GB 249 T-MIN/7/1
Item
c. mid 18th century - early 19th century

Part of Sheet music

With flute part. Printed.

Aria “Si caro caro” from Handel’s “Admetus” as “sung by Sgd Faustina”

GB 249 T-MIN/7/2
Item
c. mid 18th century - early 19th century

Part of Sheet music

With flute part. Printed.

GB 249 T-MIN/7
Collection
mid 18th century - early 19th century

Small collection of printed and manuscript sheet music by various composers. Probably mid 18th to early 19th century in origin.

Six French songs

GB 249 T-MIN/7/5
Item
c. mid 18th century to early 19th century

Part of Sheet music

Manuscript.

Words for a “Russian Song”

GB 249 T-MIN/7/8
Item
c. mid 18th century to early 19th century

Part of Sheet music

With the first line “Vam prekrasnia dolini’, and some of the verses in Latin. Manuscript.