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Title

Songs in the new opera, call'd Camilla as they are perform'd at the Theatre Royall.

Author

Bononcini, Giovanni, 1670-1747.

Publication

[London] : Sold by J. Walsh[,] musicall instrument maker in ordinary to her Majesty, at the Golden Harpe and Ho-boy in Catherine-Street near Sommerset House in the Strand : and J. Hare[,] musick instrument maker at ye Golden Viol and Flute in Cornhill near ye Royal Exchange, [1710]

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Additional Authors

• Haym, Nicola Francesco.
• McSwiny, Owen, 1676-1754.
• Stampiglia, Silvio, 1664-1725.
• Berchet, Pierre, 1659-1720.
• Hulsberg, Henry, -1729.
• Tofts, Catherine, approximately 1685-1756.
• Holcombe, Henry, approximately 1693-approximately 1750.
• Ramondon, Lewis.
• Lindelheim, Joanna Maria, -1724.
• Hughes, Francis, 1666 or 1667-1744.
• Lindsey, Mary.
• Leveridge, Richard, 1670 or 1671-1758.
• Turner, William, 1651-1740.
• Grimaldi, Nicolino, 1673-1732.
• Urbani, Valentino, active 1690-1722.
• Walsh, John, 1665 or 1666-1736.
• Hare, John, -1725.
• Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (London, England)
• Queen's Theatre (London, England : 1705-1714)

Description

1 vocal score (51 p.); 35 cm.

Uniform Title

Trionfo di Camilla. Vocal score. Selections

Alternative Title

• Trionfo di Camilla.
• Camilla

Subject

• Operas > Excerpts > Vocal scores with continuo

Note

• Music by G. Bononcini; words translated from the Italian of Silvio Stampiglia by O. MacSwiney.
• The overture on p. 1-4 is in full score and includes some bass figuring; the songs on p. 1-[52] (3rd count) are arr. for voice and keyboard instrument; many have additional part for flute.
• Added illustrated t.p. has: "Songs in the opera of Camilla" printed within the cartouche; engraving signed: "Berchet, inventor" and "H. Hulsbergh, sculpsit."; and imprint: London, Printed for I. Walsh, serv[an]t to her Ma[jes]tie at the Harp and Hoboy in Katherine Street near Somerset House in the Strand.
• Includes an unnumbered leaf, with the music printed on the recto only, between p. 38 and 39, which consists of the continuation of the aria on p. 38 (Thou art he, my dearest creature).
• Music adapted for the London stage by N.F. Haym.
• Singers named in caption titles of the individual arias: Mrs. Toft [i.e., C. Tofts], the Boy [i.e., H. Holcomb], Mr. Ramondon, the Barroness (also called the Barrns.) [i.e., J.M. Lindelheim], Mr. Hughs [also called Hughes], Mrs. Lindsey, Mr. Leveridge, Mr. Turner, Signr. Valentino [i.e., Valentini], and Signr. Nicolini [i.e., N. Grimaldi].
• This English-language version of Trionfo di Camilla, titled Camilla, was first performed on March 30, 1706 at the Drury Lane Theatre in London; the last song was first performed during the 1709 revival at the Queen's Theatre.
• Dating based on W.C. Smith, Bibliography of John Walsh.
• Engraved throughout.

Indexed In (note)

• RISM A / I
• Smith, W.C. Bibliography of John Walsh

Language (note)

• English words

Call Number

Drexel 4854.1

OCLC

497070530

Author

Bononcini, Giovanni, 1670-1747.

Title

Songs in the new opera, call'd Camilla as they are perform'd at the Theatre Royall.

Imprint

[London] : Sold by J. Walsh[,] musicall instrument maker in ordinary to her Majesty, at the Golden Harpe and Ho-boy in Catherine-Street near Sommerset House in the Strand : and J. Hare[,] musick instrument maker at ye Golden Viol and Flute in Cornhill near ye Royal Exchange, [1710]

Indexed In:

RISM A / I, B 3535.

Smith, W.C. Bibliography of John Walsh, no. 182.

Language

English words

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Added Author

Haym, Nicola Francesco. Adapter

McSwiny, Owen, 1676-1754. Translator

Stampiglia, Silvio, 1664-1725. Librettist

Berchet, Pierre, 1659-1720. Illustrator

Hulsberg, Henry, -1729. Engraver

Tofts, Catherine, approximately 1685-1756. Singer

Holcombe, Henry, approximately 1693-approximately 1750. Singer

Ramondon, Lewis. Singer

Lindelheim, Joanna Maria, -1724. Singer

Hughes, Francis, 1666 or 1667-1744. Singer

Lindsey, Mary. Singer

Leveridge, Richard, 1670 or 1671-1758. Singer

Turner, William, 1651-1740. Singer

Grimaldi, Nicolino, 1673-1732. Singer

Urbani, Valentino, active 1690-1722. Singer

Walsh, John, 1665 or 1666-1736. Publisher

Hare, John, -1725. Publisher

Theatre Royal, Drury Lane (London, England)

Queen's Theatre (London, England : 1705-1714)

Research Call Number

Drexel 4854.1