Mus. 1134Manuscript. Composing drafts and scores of nine movements in F major, apparently intended to form two single-key suites or 'sets'; English, probably early 18th century. Probably part of the repertory of the Oxford city/university waits or 'musick'. The composer/copyist, who has not been identified, is here designated as 'Copyist Z'; he was also responsible for many other autograph scores and/or sets of performing parts within the Christ Church collection. For further details, see the entry for Mus. 34-6. No sets of performing parts are known to exist for these movements. Upright format, 333 x 210 mm. 6 sheets, numbered in modern pencil, and mounted on guards within an early 20th-century folder of stiff card and vellum. Formerly Mus. 1052 (see the printed label pasted to sheet 4v). In the descriptions of contents below, sets in the same key are distinguished from one another by means of roman numerals (I, II, etc), using and extending the numbering sequence of Mus. 34-6. Within each set, the number of movements is shown in round brackets: '(1-5)', etc.
The copyist has assigned arabic numbers '1-4' to four of the
movements; these constitute the set now designated as F major/I
(1-4). The remaining five movements have been assigned roman
numbers 'I-V' by the copyist; these constitute the set now designated
as F major/II (1-5). The movements are copied as follows:
Microfilm: manuscript music, reel 37.
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