Notendruck
The pitcher
The pitcher. - [London] : Str[aight] & Sk[illern], [ca. 1770]. - [1] Bl. -
Text-Incipit: The silver moon that shines so bright. -
Trinklied (pitcher = Krug, Trinkbecher). Das Notenblatt enthält die Sologesangstimme mit Continuobegleitung sowie am Ende eine Version für Flöte und Gitarre. Es ist überliefert im sog. "Pleasure-Gardens-Konvolut", einer Sammlung von überwiegend gedruckten Notenblättern, wie sie in den Londoner Vergnügungsparks in der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts verwendet wurden.
- Location
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Stiftung Händel-Haus Halle, Halle (Saale)
- Collection
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Musikalien- und Büchersammlung
- Inventory number
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VIa 070,041 -T
- Measurements
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[1] Bl.; H 34,4 cm, B 21,2 cm
- Material/Technique
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Tiefdruck auf Papier
- Subject (what)
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Gesang
Trinklied
Einblattdruck
Notenblatt
- Event
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Herstellung
- (who)
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Straight & Skillern (Musikverlag)
- (where)
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London
- (when)
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1770
- Rights
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Stiftung Händel-Haus Halle
- Last update
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28.03.2025, 12:09 PM CET
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Object type
- Notendruck
Associated
- Straight & Skillern (Musikverlag)
Time of origin
- 1770
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