'No man, when he hath lighted a candle'
- Lunn/Box 1/7/15
- Item
- 1870 (Circa)
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
Motet. Parts for 'Coro 1mo' and 'Coro 2do'.
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
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Archival descriptionNotebook containing manuscript copy of a textbook on Harmony by William Smith Rockstro
- Lunn/Box 1/2
- Item
- 1877–1882 (Circa)
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
Autograph inscription on back board, in another hand, reads 'B.E.F. Lunn August 6th 1877'
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
- Lunn/Box 3/4/5
- Item
- 1850–1899 (Circa)
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
From 'Midsummer Night's Dream'. Manuscript score. Horn part.
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
Original scores by J.R. Lunn, in his hand
- Lunn/Box 1/7
- File
- 1850–1899 (Circa)
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
Signed by Lunn.
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
- Lunn
- Fonds
- 1831–1901 (Circa)
Manuscript music, biographical notes, newspaper cuttings, some printed items, a list of Masters and Fellows of St John's College.
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
Papers relating to two ballets discovered in Ripon Minister Library
- Lunn/Box 1/8
- File
- 1874 (Circa)
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
Twenty-one leaves of manuscript score in J.R. Lunn's hand. Three pages of manuscript notes. Three copies of a two-page printed pamphlet with the words of the two ballets, together with King Henry VIII's anthem 'O Lord maker of all things', as performed before a meeting of the Royal Archaeological Society on 21 July 1874. The two ballets are entitled 'A ballet of ye deth of ye cardynall' and 'A lytll ballet mayde of ye yong duk' gace'.
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
- Lunn/Box 2/4/2
- Item
- 1870 (Circa)
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
Describes the original purpose of the oratorio, using the term 'musical sermon'. Mentions 'The Passions-Musik of J.S. Bach (according to S. Matthew).
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
- Lunn/Box 1/7/16
- Item
- 1850–1899 (Circa)
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
From Robert Schumann's 4th symphony (in D minor) opus 120. Arranged for the organ by J.R. Lunn.
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
'S. Paulinus of York: an oratorio' (Ipswich, 1893)
- Lunn/Box 3/1
- Item
- 1893
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
Contains the text of the oratorio. Three copies, two bearing the signature of Charles Lunn, the other that of F. A. Lunn.
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
- Lunn/Box 1/7/18
- Item
- 1850–1899 (Circa)
Part of Papers of John Robert Lunn
From Robert Schumann's 3rd symphony (in Es) opus 97. Arranged for the organ by J.R. Lunn.
Lunn, John Robert (1831-1899) mathematician and musician
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