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Henry Purcell (1659 - 1695) Fairest isle (T.T.B.) | |||||||||
| This arrangement was published in "a supplement....of some favourite pieces composed by old, and approved masters (to which, he hath added parts, for the sake of enriching the harmony)" by William Hayes in 1765, and was dedicated by him to the "worthy members of the Catch-Club, or Phil-Harmonic Society, at the King's-Head Tavern in Oxford". The song originally appeared in Dryden's semi-opera King Arthur. Click here for full preview and playback (requires Scorch plugin). Click here for immediate download and/or print: Full score (PDF), no charge for unlimited copies Click here to download a printable cover page in PDF format. Click here if you have a query about this score. | |||||||||