18 Canzonets (Travers, John)

		Movements/Sections 18 Canzonets First Publication 1746 Genre Categories Canzonets; For 2 voices, continuo; For voices with continuo; Scores featuring the voice; Scores featuring the soprano voice; Scores featuring the tenor voice; Scores with basso continuo; Scores featuring the alto voice; Scores featuring the bass voice; For 3 voices, continuo; English language

Sheet Music

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Scores

Complete

 Complete score
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London: John Simpson, for the Author, n.d.(1746)

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No.17. Fair and Ugly

 Complete Score
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The British Minstrel, and Musical and Literary Miscellany, Vol.3
Glasgow: William Hamilton, n.d.

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General Information

Work Title	18 Canzonets
Alternative Title	Eighteen Canzonets for Two, and three Voices; (The Words chiefly by Matthew Prior, Esq.) Set to Musick by John Travers, Organist of his Majesty's Chapel Royal and of St. Paul Covent Garden

Composer	Travers, John
Movements/Sections	18 Canzonets
First Publication	1746
Librettist	Matthew Prior
Language	English
Piece Style	Baroque
Instrumentation	voices, continuo

Misc. Comments

Contents

1. Proem. I, like a Bee, with Toil and Pain; ST, bc
2. The Praise of Bacchus. Whilst our Joys in Wine we raise; AT, bc
3. The Advice of Venus (Matthew Prior). Thus to the Muses spoke the Cyprian Dame; AT, bc
4. An Epigram (Matthew Prior). When Bibo thought fit from the World to retreat; AB, bc
5. On his own Birthday (Matthew Prior). I, my Dear, was born today, so all my Jolly Comrades say; TB, bc
6. Chanson Françoise (Translated by Matthew Prior). Why thus from the Plain does my Shepherdess rove; SS, bc
7. An Epigram (Matthew Prior). Says Pontius, in Rage, contradicting his Wife; AB, bc
8. To Fortune (Matthew Prior). Whilst I, in Prison, on a Court look down; AT, bc
9. Advice to Leonora (Matthew Prior). Cease, Leonora, cease to mourn, thy faithful Strephon will return; ST, bc
10. An Epigram (Matthew Prior). Poor Hall caught his Death standing under a Spout; AT, bc
11. Friendship (Matthew Prior). Reading ends in melancholy; AB, bc
12. [Canzonet] (Matthew Prior). Haste, my Nanette, my lovely Maid; SB, bc
13. Cupid's Promise (Matthew Prior). Soft Cupid, wanton am'rous Boy; ATB, bc
14. Advice to Delius. He is not numbered with the Blest; ATB, bc
15. Love's Security. Beauty should please but not ensnare; ATB, bc
16. The Resolution. Pleasure's enchanted Ground I'll tread; ATB, bc
17. (A Translation). Fair and Ugly, False and True; ATB, bc
18. The old Bacchanal. Old I am, yet can (I think) those that younger are out-drink; ATB, bc