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[The Lord our enemy hath slain] / [George Frideric Handel]: MU.MS.251.p.37

Object information

Current Location: In storage

Titles

[The Lord our enemy hath slain] / [George Frideric Handel]
Esther, HWV 50b. Lord our enemy hath slain (Fragment)

Maker(s)

Composer: Handel, George Frideric

Categories

Description

Bars 3-17 of the chorus "The Lord our enemy hath slain" (HWV 50b, no. 33a), starting with the wod "Alleluia"
For S solo SATB chorus and orchestra.
The solo part is marked "Sines[sino]" (Franceco Bernardi detto Senesino sang in the 1732 performances).
Editorial title.
Holograph manuscript in ink.
Watermark: "LVG" below fleur de lis over Strasbourg bend; countermark: "IV" (Burrows C30)
1.1.1 S solo Alleluia D C-1 xFC c 8-'AAA{6GAFG}{EAGA}/{FGEF}{DGFG}

Measurements and weight

1 ms. score (p. 37-38) ;23 x 29 cm.

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Dating

Production date: AD 1732 : [London],[1732]

Identification numbers

Accession number: MU.MS.251.p.37
Primary reference Number: 249413
ALMA control 001: 994603013803606
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Audit data

Created: Friday 18 September 2020 Updated: Monday 18 December 2023 Last processed: Monday 18 December 2023

Associated departments & institutions

Owner or interested party: The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department: Manuscripts and Printed Books

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