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14
THE BRITISH MINSTREL; AND
QUICK COMPOSITION.
In tbe year 1766, Mr. Barthelemon composed his
first Italian serious opera, entitled Pelopida, which
he presented at the opera-house, and it was receifed
with uncommon success and applause. Garrick,
hearing of his success, paid him a visit, unasked
and unexpected, one morning, and asked him if he
could set English words to music. He replied, he
thought he could. Garrick called for pen and
paper, and wrote the words of a song to be intro-
duced in The Country Girl, and to be sung byDodd,
in the character of Sparhish. While the Roscius
was writing the words, Barthelemon, looking over
his shoulder, set the song ! Garrick on concluding
his writing, handed him the song, saying, " there,
my friend, there is my song," to which Barthelemon
instantly replied, "there, sir, there is the music for
it!!"
WHILE GRIEF AND ANGUISH RACK MY BREAST.
ELEGY FROM " SELIMA AND AZORE.
Words by Sir George Collier.
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THE BRITISH MINSTREL; AND
QUICK COMPOSITION.
In tbe year 1766, Mr. Barthelemon composed his
first Italian serious opera, entitled Pelopida, which
he presented at the opera-house, and it was receifed
with uncommon success and applause. Garrick,
hearing of his success, paid him a visit, unasked
and unexpected, one morning, and asked him if he
could set English words to music. He replied, he
thought he could. Garrick called for pen and
paper, and wrote the words of a song to be intro-
duced in The Country Girl, and to be sung byDodd,
in the character of Sparhish. While the Roscius
was writing the words, Barthelemon, looking over
his shoulder, set the song ! Garrick on concluding
his writing, handed him the song, saying, " there,
my friend, there is my song," to which Barthelemon
instantly replied, "there, sir, there is the music for
it!!"
WHILE GRIEF AND ANGUISH RACK MY BREAST.
ELEGY FROM " SELIMA AND AZORE.
Words by Sir George Collier.
Andantino.
P
l.st.
SOPRANO.
2d.
SOPRANO.
BASS.
^=t
±iZTt.
s
2d==fd
:£ic
— -K-»-
35^
:p=m
f Thomas Linley (1776).
:ci
±=5rff:
±=c=t:
X
i-
t=^-Z
"Wlirle grief and anguish rack my breast, Kestless, my Se - 11
p f
i=±nz*
-&:
q=t=l=4:
3d=i:
3d:
:i=3±:
-P-!=-
3±=3EES
:05
"While grief and an - guish rack n>y breast,
Kest - less we
X
=ti:
:q=P:
^-J:K-^K.P..
— I — I — ra
"While grief and anguish rack my breast, Rest - less, my Se - li -
.— — .^^ d i m .
::&=
:i=^
^—
-T"^-
:s;=is;
H 1-
PV — h"« 1 1 1-
Elz^zriESEid:^:
!^
ma, we mourn
Kest - less, my Se - li - ma, we mourn thy
dim.
=!=P
:^^=^-
1^=^
:=i:
Id:
:f-
-.^
:iq-
:3iz:M:^^:ziz
--^3^
— o-
mourn.
Kest-less, my
atS:
' ^-e — j<J-
:ziz
Se - li - ma, we mourn thy
hap - less fate, thy
dim.
^
^.
i^n^zr
:n:
:^:
3^-
ma, we mourn,
^"gSii^E^J^
Restless, my Se - li - ma, we mourn, we mourn tliy
/ P cres. >
hap - less fate.
^qrEZP
tep:
PXPEZJE
■xH-©-»- .
:f=P
As if our tears could bring relief, or thy re-
J p cres. >
:q=:q^
z^=i:=i:
:izi:
izi : t_|i_ _pi_i=.
ffl:
::\=^
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drd:
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3^=S
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^ — e— ="»
■V-ii-
hap - less fate.
Id:
/-,
As if
our tears
f^
.q_^.
-•-^
• could bring relief, or thy re -
■•—F-l i-p-l -- l-r— |— J--^F— F— F— I
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Tizi
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hap - less fate. As if our tears, As if our tears could bring relief, or thy re -
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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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