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⇒ 4 more: Volume II (Nos.26-47) • Volume III (Nos.48-85) • Volume IV (Nos.86-118) • Volume VIII (Nos.213-254)
Publisher. Info.
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London: Novello, Ewer and Co., n.d.
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Copyright
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Misc. Notes
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Volume VIII is Royal College of Music Library, London (GB-Lcm): C1538. Additional published volumes included Vol. V (nos. 119-154), Vol. VI (nos. 155-181), and Vol. VII (nos. 182- ? ). The series ran to more than 550 items.
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General Information
Work Title
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The Orpheus. [New Series.] A Collection of Glees and Part-Songs for Male Voices.
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Alternative. Title
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Composer
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Various
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I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. No.
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None [force assignment]
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Movements/SectionsMov'ts/Sec's
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500:
- 1. The Long Day Closes (Sullivan, Arthur)
- 57. Lutzow's wild chase, Op.42 (Weber, Carl Maria von)
- 213. O Mistress Mine! (Cruickshank, William Alexander Campbell)
- 214. Soldier, Rest (King, Oliver)
- 215. The Hardy Norseman's House of Yore (Pearsall, Robert Lucas)
- 216. The Ladies (Mackenzie, Alexander Campbell)
- 217. Bacchanalian (Distin, Theodore)
- 218. To a Brother Artist (Mackenzie, Alexander Campbell)
- 219. Sunset (Barrett, William Alexander)
- 220. Shepherds, Rise! And Shake Off Sleep (Lahee, Henry)
- 221. Good-Night (Barton, Claude)
- 222. Like Apple-Blossom, White and Red (Lloyd, Charles Harford)
- 223. Peace (Williams, Charles Lee)
- 224. Song of the Pedlar (Williams, Charles Lee)
- 225. There is a Garden in Her Face (Brewer, Alfred Herbert)
- 226. Maiden Fair, O Deign To Tell (Haydn, Joseph
- 227. The Cab Catch (Caldicott, Alfred James)
- 228. The Hunt Is Up (Hatton, John Liptrot)
- 229. Good Night (Goetz, Hermann
- 230. October Song (Goetz, Hermann
- 231. A Forest Scene (Goetz, Hermann)
- 232. Drinking Song (Goetz, Hermann)
- 233. Heave The Anchor (Barrett, William Alexander)
- 234. The Goslings (Bridge, Frederick)
- 235. The Stream (Attwater, John P.)
- 236. Ode To The Terrestrial Globe (Bridge, Frederick)
- 237. An Old Rat's Tale (Bridge, Frederick)
- 238. Cupid Once Upon a Bed of Roses (Roberts, John Varley)
- 239. I Prithee Send Me Back My Heart (Hall, King)
- 240. The Cryer (Hall, King)
- 241. A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea (Culley, Arnold Duncan)
- 242. Salvete cives nostri (Peace, Albert Lister)
- 243. Echoes (King, Oliver
- 244. May Morning (Distin, Theodore)
- 245. A Soldiers' Song (Clarke, Hamilton)
- 246. Midnight and Noon (Clarke, Hamilton)
- 247. Go, Happy Rose (Iliffe, Frederick)
- 248. Part Songs, Op.11 (Müller, J.)
- 249. The 3 Jolly Pigeons (Löhr, Harvey)
- 250. Where Sunless Rivers Weep (Naylor, Charles Legh)
- 251. Come, My Dear One, Share My Gladness (Roberts, John Varley)
- 252. A Lover's Counsel (Cowen, Frederic Hymen)
- 253. The Trysting Tree (Bennett, George John)
- 254. I Love My Jean (Bennett, George John)
- 281. To Phoebe (Bridge, Frederick)
- 292. The Flirt (Bridge, Frederick)
- 353. List! For the Breeze (Goss, John)
- 362. Yea, cast me from heights of the mountains, Op.45 (Elgar, Edward)
- 363. Whether I find thee, Op.45 (Elgar, Edward)
- 364. After many a dusty mile, Op.45 (Elgar, Edward)
- 365. It's oh, to be a wild wind, Op.45 (Elgar, Edward)
- 366. Feasting I watch, Op.45 (Elgar, Edward)
- 370. O Peaceful Night (German, Edward)
- 439. Drink to Me only with Thine Eyes (Button, Henry Elliot)
- 551. Rolling Down to Rio (German, Edward)
- 572. London Town (German, Edward)
- 591. Zut! zut! zut! (Elgar, Edward)
- 610. The Lee Shore (Coleridge-Taylor, Samuel)
- 614. The Lincolnshire Poacher (Dunhill, Thomas)
- 641. As Torrents in Summer, Op.30 (Elgar, Edward)
- 850. Jack Horner (Distin, Theodore)
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First Publication.
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1878 and after. Volumes I through V were available by September 1879, and Volumes VI and VII were also available by October 1890, as advertised in The Musical Times.
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Language
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English
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Piece Style
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Romantic
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Navigation etc.
"Notwithstanding the popularity of the Orpheus in its former shape,
it is believed that its issue in separate Voice Parts is scarcely in
accordance with the present taste; it is therefore the intention of
Messrs. Novello, Ewer and Co. to publish a New Series of this
favourite Collection, in which every composition will appear in the
popular Octavo form, in single numbers printed in Vocal Score,
with a carefully revised Pianoforte Accompaniment. In many
instances the translation of the words will also undergo revision.
"The Orpheus will now consist exclusively of Part-Music for
- MALE VOICES ONLY.
"The whole of the original Series, with a few unimportant exceptions,
will be published in the new form, and new compositions by the
best composers will be added from time to time, as well as a
number of pieces which have become popular in other forms
or in other Collections. The Part-Songs for Mixed Voices hitherto
contained in the Series will in future appear in the "Part-Song Book."
"The whole of the compositions by Mendelssohn, formerly
included in the Orpheus, are now issued as a separate
publication, forming a complete collection of his Part-Songs."
- -- The Musical Times, Sept. 1, 1878, p. 506.