Musical Works of William Henry Fry in the Collections of The Library Company of PhiladelphiaThe Library Company of Phil, 1946 - 33 pages |
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The Musical Works of William Henry Fry in the Collections of the Library ... William Treat Upton Affichage d'extraits - 1946 |
The Musical Works of William Henry Fry in the Collections of the Library ... William Treat Upton Affichage d'extraits - 1946 |
The Musical Works of William Henry Fry in the Collections of the Library ... William Treat Upton Affichage d'extraits - 1946 |
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Academy of Music Anthony Philip Heinrich AURELIA THE VESTAL back and corners boards with leather Bridal of Dunure Caption title Chestnut Street Theatre choral Christmas Symphony Company of Philadelphia composed Cover-title in ink Cristiani e Pagani Crystal Palace Dame of Paris Duet E. P. Fry English and Italian Esmeralda folio gilt letters holograph inside leaf Italian text J. R. Fry June Kyrie eleison leather back Leonora Opera Library Company Libretto Lyrical Drama Lyrical Tragedy MINOR Four movements Music by W. H. Music by William music-paper cover Notre Dame oblong opera Aurelia Oratorio orchestra original full score OVERTURE TO MACBETH pencil pfte Philadelphia PIANO FORTE ARRANGEMENT piano score plaque for cover-title Quartet and Chorus Quattro Atti sketch Solo song Soprano Stabat Mater Theodore Thomas Three Acts Tribune Office unbound Vocal score W. H. Fry W. H. Fry's handwriting William Henry Fry William Treat Upton Words by J. R. York Tribune
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Page 3 - A Bibliography of Early Secular American Music (18th Century), by Oscar George Theodore Sonneck Rev.
Page 14 - LEONORA: A Lyrical Drama in Three Acts. The words by JR Fry. The music by William H. Fry. First performed at the Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia, June 4th, 1845, under the management of Messrs. Pratt & Wemyss. Piano forte arrangement. E. Ferrett 8c C°., New York, 237 Broadway; Philadelphia, 212 Chestnut S«.
Page 22 - Opera of the Artist. Fry is for orchestra but very fragmentary. Trio for three soprano voices (King Lear) WH Fry has voice parts only (Cordelia, Goneril, Regan)— three pages. Original Memoranda of the opera Joan of Arc. See first sketch of plot to which it refers. WHF—fwo pages, piano score.