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A special loan exhibition of musical instruments, manuscripts, books, portraits, and other mementoes of music and musicians, formed to commemorate the tercentenary of the granting by King James I of a charter of incorporation to the Worshipful company of musicians in 1604 .., 1904
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1487. Clementi, Muzio, Study, dated March 18——. Lent by Mr. Felix Moscheles.
3488. Weber, Carl, Maria von.—Autograph. Lent by Dr. W. H. Cummings.
5489. Schubert, Franz.—Copy of "Memnon," "Antigone und Œdip," with composer's signature. "Sch mp No. 61" and one or two corrections. Lent by Mr. W. Westley Manning.
7490. Schubert.—Song. Lent by Miss E. A. Willmott.
9491. Schubert, Fr.—Song (1818). Lent by Miss E. A. Willmott.
11492. Auber, D. F. E.—Four part Chorus, "O Salutaris Hostia." Auto. Lent by Mr. Adolph Schlösser.
13493. Mendelssohn, F.—Scherzo from Otetto, orchestrated expressly for the Philharmonic Society by the Composer. Auto. MS. Lent by the Philharmonic Society.
15494. Mendelssohn, F.—MS. of Rondo Capriccio in earlier form than the published one. Lent by Mr. L. T. Rowe.
17495. Mendelssohn.—Songs without words, Book I., Op. 30, and duet written with Moscheles. Fantasia and Variations on Weber's Preciosa for two pianos and Orchestra. Full score. Lent by Mr. Felix Moscheles.
19496. Mendelssohn, F.—Sextet (Op. 88.) Lent by Mr. Felix Moscheles.
21497. Mendelssohn.—Opening bars of "The Lord is Mindful" (autograph), in Album of Miss Maria B. Hawes, who sang in "St. Paul," at the Birmingham Festival, 1840. Lent by Mr. J. S. Bumpus.
23498. Mendelssohn, F.—The original score of the Pianoforte arrangement of "Elijah." Mostly Autograph. Lent by Mr. C. V. Benecke.
25499. Mendelssohn.—Set of two Part Songs. Lent by Miss E. A. Willmott.
27500. Mendelssohn.—Autograph of Vocal Duet, "Sonntagslied." Lent by Mr. Arthur O'Leary.
29501. Mendelssohn, F.—Autograph Song. Lent by Mr. Walter Macfarren.
31502. Mendelssohn.—One Sheet of MS. (Orch. score). Lent by Dr. H. A. Harding.
33503. Mendelssohn, F.—MS. book of songs written out by the composer for Jenny Lind, with covers drawn and painted by him. Lent by Mrs. Raymond Maude.
35504. Mendelssohn.—Autograph copy of his first Organ Sonata in F minor, dedicated to Dr. F. Schlemmer, presented to Annette Preusser by the composer. Leipzig, January 13th, 1846. The manuscript differs considerably from the ordinary printed edition. Lent by Mr. Arthur O'Leary.
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