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MUSICAL AND LITERARY MISCELLANY.
THE WAEFU' HEART.
217
Slow,
Words hy Miss Blamirt,
, _ J p^ ,^_
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33
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iv - ing worth could win my heart, You would na speak in vain. Bat
— I — J — I — I — I — I — t — j *^i
-r-
:jpr— :
"i:
-Jizit.
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-r
in the darksome grave it's laid. Ne'er ne'er to rise a - gain. My wae - fii'
a
:s2:
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— ^ ^-:«z t^vsz-iz z*i
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f-f-r-r— Pr:J-
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■^zwz
-■«»,l —
-I — ^-
z^z^z
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heart lies
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mine,
I
low wi' hi3, Whose heart was on . ly
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And
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znz
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z^--i:Pzfz:?Ez:irzzz
&
5^=^^
zzq:
-e-
oh I what a heart was that to
^E^^zFEzzz-EEE.
lose, But
pine.
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:zpz
r-
P=:
r-
Yet oh ! 'gin heav'n in mercy soon,
Would grant the boon I crave,
And tak' this life, now naething worth,
Sin' Jamie's in his grave.
And see, his gentle spirit comes
To show me on my way,
Surpris'd nae doubt 1 still am here,
Sair wond'ring at my stay.
" I come, I come ! my Jamie deaTi
And oh 1 wi' what gude will,
I follow whareso'er ye lead,
Ye canna lead to ill."
She said, and soon a deadly pale
Her faded cheek possess'd,
Her waefu' heart forgot to beat|t<
Her sorrows sunk to rest.
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN.
(Continued from -page 214.)
Of the utter selfishness, meanness, and dirty cupi-
dity of tht two brothers of Beethoven, a characteris-
tic instsnce or two may suffice. Ries relates that
"Beethoven had promised his three sonatas (Op.
31) to Nageli of Zurich ; his brother, Carl, in
the meanwhile, who unfortunately never ceased
No. 28.
meddling with his affairs, having attempted to
sell the work to a Leipzig publisher. This gave
rise to several disputes between the brothers, as
Beethoven resolved to keep the promise once given.
When the sonatas were completed and readv to be
despatched, the dissension between the b"fothers
was renewed, and even proceeded farther than words.
On the following day, he gave me the sonatas to
forward immediately to Zurich, with a letter to his
THE WAEFU' HEART.
217
Slow,
Words hy Miss Blamirt,
, _ J p^ ,^_
^^-^.
-=i^r-
33
gggg
iv - ing worth could win my heart, You would na speak in vain. Bat
— I — J — I — I — I — I — t — j *^i
-r-
:jpr— :
"i:
-Jizit.
'■:^=.W--
-r
in the darksome grave it's laid. Ne'er ne'er to rise a - gain. My wae - fii'
a
:s2:
^M^^
— ^ ^-:«z t^vsz-iz z*i
■— — K — m — •■ — 1-» — l-f
f-f-r-r— Pr:J-
'Jt-ZZZ
4:=:p;
— W-
■K=-r^
S
■^zwz
-■«»,l —
-I — ^-
z^z^z
z=p=^=zz=*riz3=ilz:®::ii-:?:i =:i=l
heart lies
■HzzHtzz
±zEtztzz=:
-P=F
:t:
:p=p:
mine,
I
low wi' hi3, Whose heart was on . ly
_i«._ff — :^ — ^ — : —fL—W- — ZfL — z.^.
And
-r-
znz
^^^^^l^Et-.
z^--i:Pzfz:?Ez:irzzz
&
5^=^^
zzq:
-e-
oh I what a heart was that to
^E^^zFEzzz-EEE.
lose, But
pine.
:ziz:?-ziz— ' 1
-^ _ —
:zpz
r-
P=:
r-
Yet oh ! 'gin heav'n in mercy soon,
Would grant the boon I crave,
And tak' this life, now naething worth,
Sin' Jamie's in his grave.
And see, his gentle spirit comes
To show me on my way,
Surpris'd nae doubt 1 still am here,
Sair wond'ring at my stay.
" I come, I come ! my Jamie deaTi
And oh 1 wi' what gude will,
I follow whareso'er ye lead,
Ye canna lead to ill."
She said, and soon a deadly pale
Her faded cheek possess'd,
Her waefu' heart forgot to beat|t<
Her sorrows sunk to rest.
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN.
(Continued from -page 214.)
Of the utter selfishness, meanness, and dirty cupi-
dity of tht two brothers of Beethoven, a characteris-
tic instsnce or two may suffice. Ries relates that
"Beethoven had promised his three sonatas (Op.
31) to Nageli of Zurich ; his brother, Carl, in
the meanwhile, who unfortunately never ceased
No. 28.
meddling with his affairs, having attempted to
sell the work to a Leipzig publisher. This gave
rise to several disputes between the brothers, as
Beethoven resolved to keep the promise once given.
When the sonatas were completed and readv to be
despatched, the dissension between the b"fothers
was renewed, and even proceeded farther than words.
On the following day, he gave me the sonatas to
forward immediately to Zurich, with a letter to his
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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