National Song
facsimile, 1 verse in Moore's autograph found after the poet's death amongst his musical papers /
by Thomas Moore.
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| Format: | Musical Score Book |
| Language: | English |
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| Notes: | Key of F major. Opening line of Moore's text is set to music : 'Come, chase that startling tear away, ere mine to meet it springs ...' and the remainder (without music) reads : ' ... to-night, at least to-night be gay, whatever tomorrow brings ... ' signed Thomas Moore. Presented gratuitously to the audience at one of Dr. White's lectures on teh life and lyrical works of Thomas Moore.' Physical description: 1 sheet (1 p.) 13 x 21 cm. more |
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MU-sa-370 |
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