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Orpheus, duet in "King Henry the Eighth," also introduced into "Twelfth night" / the words by Shakspeare [sic] ; the music by Sir Henry R. Bishop.
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[London : Augener Co., date not identified]
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Subject
Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 Henry VIII.
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Accession number
81410074
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Class
Pamphlet 55.14/BIS
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Physical description
score, pages 197-204 ; 35 cm.
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Bishop, Henry Rowley
Shakespeare, William
Orpheus, duet in "King Henry the Eighth," also introduced into "Twelfth night" / the words by Shakspeare [sic] ; the music by Sir Henry R. Bishop.
[London : Augener Co., date not identified]
date unknown
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Bishop, Henry Rowley
The vocal music to Shakespeare's plays : Midsummer night's dream.
London : Samuel French, [1923?].
1923
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[Henry VIII : orchestral parts for incidental music]
[place of publication unknown : publisher not identified, date not identified]
date unknown
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Bishop, Henry Rowley
Shakespeare, William
Orpheus, duet in "King Henry the Eighth," also introduced into "Twelfth night" / the words by Shakspeare [sic] ; the music by Sir Henry R. Bishop.
[London : Augener Co., date not identified]
date unknown
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Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy's Saemmtliche Werke : Ein Sommernachtstraum von Shakespeare. Op. 61
Leipzig : C. F. Peters, [19--]
date unknown
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Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix
The music to Shakespere's Midsummernights dream [sic] : op. 61 / composed by Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy.
London : J.J. Ewer Co., [1844].
1844
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Stevens, John 1921-2002.,
Shakespeare in music : essays by John Stevens ... [et al.] ; with a catalogue of musical works / edited by Phyllis Hartnoll.
London New York : Macmillan ; St Martin's Press, 1964.
1964
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Bridge, Frederick
Shakespearean music in the plays and early operas / by Sir Frederick Bridge.
London ; Toronto : J. M. Dent Sons Ltd, 1923.
1923
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Bishop, Henry Rowley
The vocal music to Shakespeare's plays : Midsummer night's dream.
London : Samuel French, [1923?].
1923
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Sullivan, Arthur
The music to Shakespeare's Tempest / composed ... by Arthur S. Sullivan ; [arranged from the score by F. Taylor]
London : Novello, Ewer Co., [18--]
date unknown
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Shakespeare, William
Shakespeare's songs and sonnets / illustrated by John Gilbert.
London : Sampson Low, Son, and Co., 1862.
1862
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Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix
Drei Concert-Ouverturen. No. 1: Der Sommernachtstraum... componirt... / von F. Mendelssohn-Bartholdy.
Leipzig : Breitkopf Härtel, [ca. 1845?]
1845
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Thoms, Hollis.,
Richard Simpson : composer lost, then found / by Hollis Thoms.
[place of publication unknown] : Pan Pipes, 2014.
2014
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Hersee, Henry 1820-1896.,
Nicolai, Otto
The merry wives of Windsor / English adaptation by Henry Hersee, of "Die Lustigen Weiber von Windsor," opera in three acts ; by Otto Nicolai.
[place of publication unknown : publisher not identified 1880?]
1880?
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Mosenthal, H. S.,
Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor : komisch-phantastische Oper in drei Acten, mit Tanz / nach Shakespeare's gleichnamigem Lustspiele von Dr. S. H. Mosenthal ; Musik von Otto Nicolai.
[Wien] : Verlag der Wallishausser Buchhandlung, [1852]
1852
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Mosenthal, H. S.,
Die lustigen Weiber von Windsor : komisch-phantastische Oper mit Tanz in 3 Akten / Nach Shakespeare's gleichnamigen Lustspiel von H. S. Mosenthal ; Musik von Otto Nicolai.
Amsterdam : De Boer, [18--]
date unknown
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Mosenthal, H. S.,
De muntra fruarna i Windsor : komisk opera i tre akter. (Efter Shakspeares Lustspel af samma namn) / af H. S. Mosenthal ; Musiken af Otto Nicolai ; Öfversättning fran tyskan af Talis Qualis [pseud. i. e. C. W. Strandberg]
Stockholm : Albert Bonniers Foerlag, [1875]
1875
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Purcell, Henry, 1659-1695.,
The fairy queen : an opera. Adapted from Shakespeare's "A midsummer night's dream" / music by Henry Purcell.
Cambridge : Jonathan Palmer, Alexandra Street, 1920.
1920
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Gounod, Charles 1818-1893.,
Farnie, Henry Brougham
Carré, Michel
Barbier, Jules
Romeo e Giulietta : an opera in five acts / the music by Gounod ; the English libretto by Henry Brougham Farnie. As represented at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden.
[London] : Printed and published for the Royal Italian Opera by J. Miles, [1867?].
1867