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LEADER: 01941 cm a2200337Ma 45 0
001 ocm55697977
003 OCoLC
005 20060329040824.0
008 040618s1740 enkopc n eng d
040 $aEQO$cEQO$dOCLCQ
100 1 $aCarey, Henry,$d1687?-1743.
240 10 $aNancy.$sVocal score
245 10 $aNancy or The parting lovers :$ba musical interlude as performed at ye Theatre-Royal in Covent-Garden. : With its symphonies and basses & the song part throughout (where not in compass) seperately transpos'd for the German and common flute. /$cthe words & music by Mr. Carey.
246 30 $aParting lovers
260 $aLondon :$bPrinted for the author ... also by Mr. Leake at Bath.,$c[ca. 1740]
300 $a1 vocal score ([7] leaves) ;$cfol.
500 $aAll-sung afterpiece, originally produced under the title 'Nancy'; later revived as 'The press-gang' and still later as 'True Blue.'
500 $aArr. for voices and continuo (figured and unfigured bass), with versions for the flute or guitar.
500 $aEngraved throughout.
500 $aBound in full calf, gilt borders.
500 $aAt foot of each plate: Published according to Act of Parliament April ye 15 1740.
505 0 $a(first lines:) To be gazing on those charms (True Blue and Nancy) -- Sir you must learn another song to sing (Dreadnought) -- Honour calls he must obey (Dreadnought) -- Oh where will you hurry my dearest (Nancy) -- Honour calls &c. for the flute -- Symphony to Oh! where will you hurry my dearest -- Symphony to And canst thou leave thy Nancy -- Daughter you're too young to marry (Careful) -- Britons rouze up your great magnanimity (Chorus).
510 4 $aRISM A/I,$cC 1099
650 0 $aOperas$vVocal scores with continuo.
700 1 $aLeake,$cMr,$ebookseller.
752 $aEngland$dBath.
752 $aEngland$dLondon.
945 $aThurston Collection.
596 $a7
035 $a(OCoLC)369405858
079 $aocm55697977