Noten (Musik)
The Rose and the Lover, A much admired Ballad Sung by M.RS ASHE, (the words by E. Fitzsimons Esq.r) The Melody by M.r Braham & Sir J. Stevenson, by whom it is Dedicated to the PRESIDENT & GENTLEMEN, of the IRISH HARMONIC SOCIETY. with Symphonies & Accompaniments Composed by Sir J. Stevenson Mus. Doc. Ent.d at Stat Hall. (Oh fair was the Maid)
- Alternative title
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The rose and the lover
- Location
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München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- 4 Mus.pr. 55905#Beibd.24
- Extent
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5 S.
- Edition
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Singst. mit pf
- Notes
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London, Printed by Goulding & Comp.y 20 Soho Square, 124, New Bond S.t, & 7, Westmorland S.t Dublin. - Price 2.s. - Datums-Wasserzeichen: 1808. - Vermerk nach dem Impressum: The circumstances attending the Composition of this Ballad are deserving of particular mention. The two first Bars Were written by M.r Braham, the succeeding two by Sir J Stevenson, and so on alternately to the end of the Ballad. It merits the public attention since in one Composition are united specimen of the talents of these two celebrated Composers. This Song was harmonized for three voices by Sir J. Stevenson immediately after it was Composed & may be had as above
- Event
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Veröffentlichung
- (when)
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[ca. 1808]
- Creator
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Braham, John (Komponist)
Stevenson, John A. (Komponist)
- URN
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urn:nbn:de:bvb:12-bsb11150814-1
- Last update
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27.11.2025, 8:27 AM CET
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Object type
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Associated
- Braham, John (Komponist)
- Stevenson, John A. (Komponist)
Time of origin
- [ca. 1808]
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