Carmen genethliacum, ad eximium Juvenem & rei musicae callentissimum Dnm Jacobum Worsley [manuscript], 1689 May 5.
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Title
Carmen genethliacum, ad eximium Juvenem & rei musicae callentissimum Dnm Jacobum Worsley [manuscript], 1689 May 5.
Description
1 leaf ; 31 x 19 cm
Associated name
Scope and content
Poem in praise of musician James Worsley.
Language Note
In Latin.
Note
First line: Te canit vates Lyricen sonon.
Dated: 5 Maij 1689. Signed: Bon: Trimnell.
Evidence of seal on verso.
Dated: 5 Maij 1689. Signed: Bon: Trimnell.
Evidence of seal on verso.
Historical background
Both Trimnell and Worsley were at New College, Oxford.
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Place of creation/publication
Great Britain -- England.
Call number
X.d.560
Folger-specific note
Adopted by Caroline Kenney, "To the members of the Kenney 'concert': we play badly, but we play with gusto", Acquisitions Night 2006.