DICTIONARY OF MUSIC - El Atril

LIBRARIES AND COLLECTIONS OF MUSIC 715
is rich in part-books of madrigals, Lliicliy in
Venetian editions. The following is a list of com-
posers whose works are contained in this section
of the Library :—Agostini, Anerio, Antegnati,
Arcadelt, Asola, Baccusi, Balbi, Berchciii, Bertani,
Bianco, Caccini, Cambio Perissonc, Corvus,
Croce, Donato, Doni, Dorati, La Faya, Ferretti,
Fiesco, Freddi, A. Gabrieli, Giovanelli, Gero,
Gombert, della Gostena, Sigismondo d'India,
Ingegneri, Orlando Lasso, G. de !Macque,
Maiiara, Marenzio, Marien d'Artois, Masotti,
Mazzone, Merulo, F. di Jlonte, Monteverde,
Nasco, Peri, Petrino, Phinor, G. da Ponte,
Pordenone, Porta, Portinaro, Primarera, Eenaldi,
Romano, de Rore, Rossi, Rosso, Rubini,
Ruffo, Sabino, Spontini, Stabile, Stiyori, Strig-
gio, Tarditi, Tigrini, G. da Udine, A^ecchi,
Verdelot, dalla Viola, G. de Wert, Zacchino,
Zappasorgo, Zuccarini, G. A. Bontempi, Crescentini,
Crivelli, Frescobaldi, Grossi, Hartmann-
Stunz, T. Mernla, Miniscalchi, Moretti, Morlacchi,
and Rinuecini. The MSS. include works
by llarcello (two Intermezzi and a Serenata, autograph,
a ti'eatise (1707), two cantatas, an aria
and two operas) ; S. Albero ; D. Scarlatti (a
Serenata a 4, and thirteen vols, of Sonatas,
1752-57); Perez (eight operas, 1752-55);
Cafara ; T. Traetta ; L. Vinci ; Sarti Graun ; ;
Perotti ; Haydn; Mj'sliweczek (' Demofoonte,'
played at Venice in 1769) ; Bonno ; Galuppi ;
Guglielmi (' II Re Pastore,' 1767) ; Kaumann ;
Leardini ; C. Grossi ; Venier (Procurator of St.
Mark's, 1732-45) ; Sb'adella ; Mattheis ; Brusa ;
Giaii (Theatre Airs, 1738) ; G. Porta ; Porpora
(Theatre Airs, 1727) ; D. TeiTadellas ; Hasse
(five operas, 1730-58), and two oratorios ; A.
Scarlatti (opera, 'L'Eurillo,' and the following
twenty-seven operas by Cavalli ;—Gli Amori
d' Apollo e di Dafne, Alcibiade, L' Artemisia, La
CaHsto, II Giro, La Didone, La Doriclca, L' Egista
Elena, L' Eliogabalo, Ercole amante, L'Erismena
(bvo settings), L' Eritrea II Giasone, L' Hiper-
mestra, Muzio Scevola, Le Nozze di Teti e
Peleo, L' Orimonte, L' Orione, L' Oristeo, L' Ormindo,
Pompeo Magno, La Rosinda, Scipione
Afrieano, La Statira, La Virtu degli Strali
d'Aniore, Xerse.
There are also manj' detached cantatas and
songs. For the Contarini collection, which is
extremely rich in operas (some autograph) of
/ codici
the early Venetian school, see T. V'iel :
musicali Contariniani del seeolo XVIL ndJa
R. BibJioteca di San Marco (Venice, 1888).
Librarian : Dr. S. Morpurgo.
6. The Museo Correr has a consideralile col-
lection of music, chiefly MS. compositions of
the later Venetian schools. There are many
autographs of B. Furlanetto, and church music,
operas, intermezzos, etc., by Morlacchi, Ber-
nasconi, Perotti, Salari, Pergolese, Jomraelli,
Mayer, Lotti, BurzoUa, Bertoni, and many
others. In 1881 the collection of Count
Leopardo Martinengo, consisting chiefly of
detached vocal and instrumental pieces, was
added to the collection.
c. Bibliotecaljuerini-Stanipaglia. Thislilirary
contains some manuscript vocal nmsic of the late
17th century.
Verona, a. Biblioteca Capitolare. Some
liturgical MSS., including a troper of the 11th
century and a missal of the 13th century. Vocal
MS. music of the 16th and 17th centuries, including
a volume containing nineteen masses by
Orlando di Lasso. See G. B. C. Guiliari : La
Capitolare Biblioteca di Veroim. Parte Prima.
Lib. I. e II. (Verona, 1888). Librarian :
A. Spagnolo.
b. Biblioteca Comunale. This library con-
tains a little printed and manuscript music,
mostly of the 16th- 19th centuries, including
autographs of G. B. Beretta, G. Ceffis, F.
Morlacchi, and others. See G. Biadego : Sloria^
della. Biblioteca Comunaledi Verona. con docuvicnti
e tavole sfatistichc (Verona, 1892), and (same
author) Catalogo descriitivo clci manoscritti dclhx
Bibl. Co7n. di Verona (Verona, 1892). Lilirarian :
G. Biadego.
c. Teatro Filarmonico. The collection of
printed nuisic of the 16th and l7th centuries
preserved here is said to be of importance.
VicENZA. Biblioteca Comunale Bei'toliana.
This library possesses a small number of printed
works (theoretical and practical) of the 16th
and 17th centuries. Librarians : Mons. I).
Bortolau and Abb. S. Rumor.
Luxcr/iburcf
The Landesbil">liotl:ek contains a small collection
of early printed musical works, including
copies of AVollick's Opi'^ Aurcum. (Cologne,
1508), and Twyvel (or Tzwyvel) de Montegaudio's
Introdt'ctoriwm rnusice pratice (Cologne,
1513). See A. Namur : Catalogue . . . des Editions
Incunables de la. Bibliothcqnc de VAth&nce
(Brussels, 1865). Librarian: Dr M. d'Huart.
liUssia
MoscO"\v. The Synodal Library contains
about 1200 musical MSS. dating from the 15th
to the 19th century. See the Russkaya Mii^i-
ka.l'naya Gazeta for 1898. Librarian : A. A.
Pokrovsky.
St. Petersbitkg. a. The Imperial Public
Library contains scores of operas by Galupjd,
Sarti, etc., and a special collection of works of
Glinka. A catalogue of the latter, by N. F.
Findeizen, was printed in 1898. Director
D. F. Kobeko.
b. The Library of the Imperial theatres has
a rich collection of operas of the 18th and 19th
centuries.
Spain
Barcelona. Biblioteca Provincial y Universitaria.
This library contains liturgdcal manuscripts
of the 13th-18th centuries ; MS. and
printed music from the 16th to the 19th