1822 to 1828
Original paper slip text:1822–1828
Collection of vocal music in MS
146 p.
LCA—Poetry, Hymns, Dramatic Compositions
- Adams-Clement Coll., Div. of Political History
- A collection of songs, usually with piano accompaniment, chiefly in Italian but some in French and English, copied from popular favorites of the day (Mozart, other Italian operas, &c.). In several hands, presumably of music teachers. An early item is initialed "M.E.R.," 18 April 1822; a group in French toward the end bears a notation that they were chosen and copied for "Madame L.C. Adams" to sing by "E.B.D.," Washington, April–May 1824. Next to last item is dated 21 April 1828.
- Cp. LCA's Collection of printed vocal music, no date, also in DSI (Ac 19689).
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