Romberg, Heinrich, 1802-1859. Collection of vocal music : AMsS, 1823-1825., 1823-1825.
Dates
- Creation: 1823-1825.
Language of Materials
Collection materials are in French, Italian, and Russian.
Physical Description
1 score in 1 folder.
Conditions Governing Access
There are no restrictions on physical access to this material.
Extent
3.2 linear feet (15 volumes and 4 boxes)Physical Location
b
General note
Contains songs for S and piano in French, Italian, and German; includes also AMssS of three other composers.
General note
- 1. Song and duets by HR: Duo Français (for S,T, and pianoforte); Die Schwalbe (for 2 S and piano); Zum neuen Jahr 1824 (for S, guitar, and piano); Intermedio di T. Tasso (for S, T, and piano).
- 2. Moscheles, Ignaz, 1794-1870. Mein Esel sicherlich (Canon for SATB).
- 3. Neukomm, Sigismund Ritter von, 1778-1858. Die Huldigung (song for S and piano).
- 4. Reissiger, C.G. (Carl Gottlieb), 1798-1859. O fa che m'ami (song for S and piano).
General note
With note, dated 1825, by Ferdinand Ries, 1784-1838.
General note
Most songs dedicated and inscribed to[Henriette] Valentini ,1795-1857.
Repository Details
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