7334-74 Manuscripts of Norman O’Neill, presented by his granddaughter, Mrs
Catherine Jessell, March 1996 (see also MSS 4351-4433)
7334
Norman O’Neill: Piano Trio in A minor. Autograph score and parts.
February 1900.
7335
Norman O’Neill: Valse Mignonne: quintet for oboe, horn, violin, cello and
harp. Autograph score.
7336
Norman O’Neill: Suite in B minor for violin and piano. Autograph score
and part.
7337
Norman O’Neill: Conversations for piano. Autograph.
7338
Norman O’Neill: A Lament for piano. Autograph. October 1898
7339
Norman O’Neill: Five pianoforte pieces: I & IV only. Autograph. May
1897.
7340
Norman O’Neill: Romance for piano. Autograph. 15 April 1899.
7341
Norman O’Neill: Variations and fugue on a theme by A.R. For piano.
Copy.
7342
Norman O’Neill: Folk song; arr. for small orchestra. Autograph parts.
7343
Norman O’Neill: A Christmas Mystery: Nos 1 (Introduction & Song) and 2
(Song & Chorus); words by Barbara Drummond. Autograph short score.
7344
Norman O’Neill: [Fragment of dramatic work]: Act I, no 6: [interlude].
Autograph short score.
7345
Norman O’Neill: [Fragment of a dramatic work, entitled ‘Introduction –
Wedding Bells’]. For piano, two violins and cello. Autograph score.
7346
Norman O’Neill: Lullaby and The King’s Highway. For voice and string
quartet. Autograph score and parts. 1915.
7347
Norman O’Neill: Slumber song. For voice voice and string
quartet/orchestra. Autograph instrumental parts, copy vocal part.
7348
Norman O’Neill: Au clair de la lune, arranged for voice and string quartet.
Autograph parts [ck + score].
7349
Norman O’Neill: Ah Phillis, cruel Phillis. For voice and piano. Words by
Austin Dobson. Autograph.
7350
Norman O’Neill: An evening like an opal. For voice and piano. Copy.
7351
Norman O’Neill: The Bells of Clermont. For voice and piano. Words by
Hillaire Belloc. Autograph.
7352
Norman O’Neill: Brown leaves forget the green of May. For voice and
piano. Autograph. March 1895.
7353
Norman O’Neill: Give me a voice to sing with. For voice and piano with
violin obbligato. Unfinished. Autograph.
7354
Norman O’Neill: The golden hour of noon. For voice and piano.
Autograph.
7355a-b Norman O’Neill: Home of mine. For voice and piano. Words by Betty
Haddon. Autograph. 2 copies (2nd lacking ending).
7356
Norman O’Neill: Infant joy. For voice and piano. Words by William Blake.
Autograph. December 1892.
7357
Norman O’Neill: The little boy lost. For voice and piano. Words by
William Blake. Autograph.
7358
Norman O’Neill: O mistress mine. For voice and harp. Words by
Shakespeare. Autograph.
7359
Norman O’Neill: Presentiment. For voice and piano. Words by Rosa
Newmarch. Autograph.
7360
Norman O’Neill: Rondeau (‘My love to me is always kind’). For voice and
piano. Words by W.E. Henley. Autograph.
7361
Norman O’Neill: Rondel (xx). For voice and piano. Words by George
Moore. Autograph.
7362
Norman O’Neill: Roundel - “In Guernsey”. For voice and piano. Words by
A.C. Swinburne. Autograph.
7363
Norman O’Neill: Shadows. For voice and piano. Words by George R.
Murray. Autograph.
7364
Norman O’Neill: She is not fair to outward view. Words by Hartley
Coleridge. Autograph. 1894
7365
Norman O’Neill: When music sounds. For voice and piano. Words by
Walter de la Mere. Autograph. 14 February 1921.
7366
Norman O’Neill: When you come. For voice and piano. Words by Rosa
Newmarch. Autograph.
7367
Norman O’Neill: [Examples of modulations, chord inversions, &c.].
Autograph.
7368
J.H. Fiocco: Allegro, for keyboard. Arranged by Norman O’Neill.
Autograph
7369
J.H. Fiocco: Arioso, for keyboard. Arranged by Norman O’Neill.
Autograph.
7370
L’Anglaise, for keyboard. Arranged by Norman O’Neill. Autograph.
7371
A. Borodin: Dissonance. For voice and piano. Copied by Norman O’Neill.
7372
G. Ferrari: Valparaiso: chanson de Marin. Harmonised by G. Ferrari.
Autograph.
7373
F.B. O’Neill: I was seeking for peace. For voice and piano. Autograph (?).
1894.
7374
John Gerrard Williams: By Haworth Falls: Prelude for piano. Dedicated to
Adine O’Neill. Autograph. 23 August 1919.
7378
Norman O’Neill: Irish Jig, for flute, oboe, violin, cello and harp. Parts.
Autograph. From the collection of Leslie Bridgewater (presented to the
RCM c.1973).
MSS 7433-62 Songs by Norman O’Neill, formerly numbered MS 4428
7433
Norman O’Neill: August. For voice and piano. Autograph.
7434
Norman O’Neill: Between the May and the Rose. For voice and piano.
Autograph.
7435
Norman O’Neill: Bon jour – Bon soir. For voice and piano. Autograph. 16
March 1998.
7436
Norman O’Neill: A Song (‘Brown leaves forget the green of May’). For
voice and piano. Autograph. Originally written as the second of Drei Lieder
(see MS 7443).
7437a
Norman O’Neill: The Charm. For voice and piano. Autograph. In G major.
7437b
Norman O’Neill: The Charm. For voice and piano. Autograph. In A major.
7437c
Norman O’Neill: The Charm. For voice and piano. Copy. In G major.
7438
Norman O’Neill: Deepdale. For voice and piano. Autograph.
7439a
Norman O’Neill: Song (‘An evening like an opal’). For voice and piano.
Autograph.
7439b
Norman O’Neill: A song (‘An evening like an opal’). For voice and piano.
Autograph.
7440
Norman O’Neill: Two French songs, op. 26. For voice and piano. Printed
copy (London: Charles Avison, 1907).
7441
Norman O’Neill: I heard love coming in the wind. For voice and piano.
Autograph.
7442a
Norman O’Neill: The inconstant lover: Irish air, arr. by N. O’Neill. For
voice and piano. Autograph.
7442b
Norman O’Neill: The inconstant lover: Irish air, arr. by N. O’Neill. For
voice and piano. Copy.
7443
Norman O’Neill: Drei Lieder. For voice and piano. Copy, with autograph
English translation of the text. April 1896.
Contents: Vater, Vater, bleib dem Kind!
Braun Blatt vergisst das Grün des Mai’n.
Mit den Sternen.
See also MS 7444 (no. 1), MS 7436 (no. 2), MS 7450 (no. 3).
7444
Norman O’Neill: The little boy lost. For voice and piano. Autograph. With
German text added in pencil. See also MS 7443.
7445
Norman O’Neill: Love at sea. For voice and piano. Autograph.
7446
Norman O’Neill: Love paused once by my side. For voice and piano. Copy.
7447
Norman O’Neill: A lover’s day song. For voice and piano. Autograph.
7448
Norman O’Neill: Lullaby (‘Sleep, little laddie’). For voice and piano.
Autograph. On cover ‘Song in Poor Little Rich Girl’.
7449
Norman O’Neill: A match (‘If love were what the rose is’). For voice and
piano. Autograph. March 1898.
7450
Norman O’Neill: Mit den Sternen. For voice and piano. Autograph. See
also MS 7443.
7451
Norman O’Neill: The night. For voice and piano. Autograph.
7452
Norman O’Neill: O I love my love. For voice and piano. Autograph.
7453
Norman O’Neill: The Sailor’s Fairwell: Irish tune, arr. by N. O’Neill. For
voice and piano. Copy.
7454
Norman O’Neill: A song of the four seasons. For voice and piano.
Autograph.
7455
Norman O’Neill: 3 songs, op. 38. For voice and piano. Copy
Contents: She comes not when noon is on the roses
O, dreamy, gloomy, friendly trees
Almond wild almond
7456
Norman O’Neill: Four songs, translated from Italian folksongs by Lily
Wolffsohn. For voice and piano. Autograph.
Contents: The maiden prayer
Roses in the garden
At midnight tolls the solemn bell
The castle in the sea
7457a
Norman O’Neill: The unbelievers (‘There are crowds of fairies in this world
of ours’). For voice and piano. Autograph.
7457b
Norman O’Neill: Song (‘There are crowds of fairies in this world of ours’).
For voice and piano. Autograph.
7458
Norman O’Neill: Though we are parted. For voice and piano. Copy.
7459
Norman O’Neill: 3 Triolets. For voice and piano. Autograph.
Contents: In the days of my youth
Here’s a flow’r for your grave
Lo my heart so sound asleep
7460a
Norman O’Neill: When music sounds. For voice and piano. Autograph.
7460b
Norman O’Neill: When music sounds. For voice and piano. Copy.
7461
Norman O’Neill: With strawberries. For voice and piano. Autograph.
7462
Norman O’Neill: You can hear the South winds calling. For voice and
piano. Autograph.
7821
Norman O’Neill: Overture ‘Humoreske’. Full score. Copy.
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Norman O’Neill: Soliloquoy for double bass and piano. Autograph. Watson
deposit