Details for Manuscripts and Printed Books

Orpheus with his lute / R.J.S.S., Charterhouse, May 17, 1805.

O nightingale best poet of the grove / [R.J.S. Stevens]

Come Hope thou little cheating sprite / [at end] Corrected for Dignum, Nov. 13 1802, C[harter] H[ouse]

Maker(s)

Dignum, Charles

Almighty God give us grace / [at end] R.J.S.S., C[harter] H[ouse], Sunday Nov.r 22, 1807.

Great is our Lord and great is his power : Anthem for Christ's Hospital / [R.J.S. Stevens], [dated at end] Aug. 25, 1808.

The Captivity / Poetry by Goldsmith ; [R.J.S. Stevens]

Doubt you to whom my muse / [in pencil] Poetry Sir Philip Sidney ; [music by R.J.S. Stevens, dated at end] Aug.st 16 1797, Charterhouse, Finished July 1798. Written perfect 1819.

Awake, awake my lyre / [at end] R.J.S. Stevens, Charterhouse, June 26, 1799. Dreadful time! Written perfect 1819.

[Untitled movement in G major] / [R.J.S. Stevens]

Witches Song / [at end] R.J.S.Stevens, Charterhouse, Feb. 1, 1799, finished the Vocal part.

All my sense thy sweetness gained : Glee 5 voices / [R.J.S. Stevens, Charterhouse, June 28 1799.

Quick march : for Mr. Bill / [R.J.S. Stevens]

If in that breast, so good, so pure / [R.J.S. Stevens]

Farewell to lovely Nancy : Canzonett / [R.J.S. Stevens, dated at end] Charter House, Aug.st, 1796, written out perfect, 1819.

Slow march / [R.J.S. Stevens]

[Adeste fideles] / [John Francis Wade ; arranged by R.J.S. Stevens]

Maker(s)

Wade, John Francis

Does pity give tho' fate denies : Canzonett / Poetry by Charlotte Smith ; [music by R.J.S. Stevens], [at end] Charterhouse, August, 1796, written out perfect 1819.

When first upon your tender cheek : Canzonett / Poetry, Mrs. Barbauld ; [music by R.J.S. Stevens, at end] Charterhouse, August, 1796, written perfect 1820.

Soft as the silver ray that sleeps : Glee 5 voices / [R.J.S. Stevens]

Pack clouds away : Glee chearful / [R.J.S. Stevens, dated at end] August 23 1796, Charter House.

Witches Song / [R.J.S.Stevens]

Now our orgies let's begin / [R.J.S.Stevens]

Mark'd you her eye of heav'nly blue? / [R.J.S. Stevens]

To what age must we live without love? / [at end] R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1795.

Details for Manuscripts and Printed Books

Connected records

Orpheus with his lute / R.J.S.S., Charterhouse, May 17, 1805.

O nightingale best poet of the grove / [R.J.S. Stevens]

Come Hope thou little cheating sprite / [at end] Corrected for Dignum, Nov. 13 1802, C[harter] H[ouse]

Maker(s)

Almighty God give us grace / [at end] R.J.S.S., C[harter] H[ouse], Sunday Nov.r 22, 1807.

Great is our Lord and great is his power : Anthem for Christ's Hospital / [R.J.S. Stevens], [dated at end] Aug. 25, 1808.

The Captivity / Poetry by Goldsmith ; [R.J.S. Stevens]

Doubt you to whom my muse / [in pencil] Poetry Sir Philip Sidney ; [music by R.J.S. Stevens, dated at end] Aug.st 16 1797, Charterhouse, Finished July 1798. Written perfect 1819.

Awake, awake my lyre / [at end] R.J.S. Stevens, Charterhouse, June 26, 1799. Dreadful time! Written perfect 1819.

[Untitled movement in G major] / [R.J.S. Stevens]

Witches Song / [at end] R.J.S.Stevens, Charterhouse, Feb. 1, 1799, finished the Vocal part.

All my sense thy sweetness gained : Glee 5 voices / [R.J.S. Stevens, Charterhouse, June 28 1799.

Quick march : for Mr. Bill / [R.J.S. Stevens]

If in that breast, so good, so pure / [R.J.S. Stevens]

Farewell to lovely Nancy : Canzonett / [R.J.S. Stevens, dated at end] Charter House, Aug.st, 1796, written out perfect, 1819.

Slow march / [R.J.S. Stevens]

[Adeste fideles] / [John Francis Wade ; arranged by R.J.S. Stevens]

Maker(s)

Does pity give tho' fate denies : Canzonett / Poetry by Charlotte Smith ; [music by R.J.S. Stevens], [at end] Charterhouse, August, 1796, written out perfect 1819.

When first upon your tender cheek : Canzonett / Poetry, Mrs. Barbauld ; [music by R.J.S. Stevens, at end] Charterhouse, August, 1796, written perfect 1820.

Soft as the silver ray that sleeps : Glee 5 voices / [R.J.S. Stevens]

Pack clouds away : Glee chearful / [R.J.S. Stevens, dated at end] August 23 1796, Charter House.

Witches Song / [R.J.S.Stevens]

Now our orgies let's begin / [R.J.S.Stevens]

Mark'd you her eye of heav'nly blue? / [R.J.S. Stevens]

To what age must we live without love? / [at end] R.J.S. Stevens, Lambeth, 1795.

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