beauty beast chamb00glov

7/25/2019 beauty beast chamb00glov

1/30

m

'f>

v>^

it

SwSS*'

^*38*

Srft

'i&C

E*J

$&

I

HP

3a-

-

'

*

w*.

iS*

^M>

^tJkV

i*l

M4*

;?v*^

***

&*&


2/30

Digitized

by

the

Internet

Archive

in

2013

http://archive.org/details/beautybeastchambOOglov


3/30


4/30


5/30


6/30


7/30

7*


8/30

'*

Vvw.

3?/.

VJ


9/30

BEAUTY

AND

THE

BEAST.

WORDS

BY

F.

VANDERVELL.

MUSIC

BY

STEPHEN

GLOVER.

MODERATO.

parlante.

K

K

s:

S

S

*E

N

he

P

cE

#

*

J

J

l

J'

m

r

i*

W

^

I

T-

Oh

such

a_ crash,

Oh

such a

smash

Oh .such

a

ter. ri

.

ble

N

a

tempo.

i=

i

^

r

^

y

AXlMXTE.

=*

t=*

E

N

be

a

m

\

W

M

ZK

~^

^

turn

-ble

oh

Twas on

a

bank

of mud,

so

S=

^

^^

et

and

black,

Pa

was

pitched out, and

fell

up _.

on

his

back,

His

head

spun

round,

his

PP

*=^

4

i

i

i

T

-4=

-*

-p

#

p

F-

^

i

d

im

.

t7\

ALLEGRO.

^^

&

H^

t=t

St

p

(p

seu_ses

fled,

You

would

have thought have thought

that

he

was

dead

But now.

how

feSS

^^

^

#

l

h

ii

i

i

dim.

J2S.

B^

p

-p

Sf

i

r

P

cj~

P^s

*i r

3

f-

beau-teous

breaks

the

morn

ing,

The

feathered

tribe.

be

$

j

j-

j

lUtTir

3.

gin

to

sing.

J.

i

*::

.

F^=ST=^=

^

i

f

tpf

n\

XV

-a

w^m

^r^r

i

i

r

-q-

;^3

^

is-

decres: dim:

@il

3

3

P

*i

**-

EQeS

V

B^Lity

and the

Beast.

STEPHEN

GLOVER.


14/30

ANDANTE

CON

MOTO.

P

F

j

fr ^>

I

J'

j~j

i h

.

;

;

j-

i

j-

g

Jp

i

Pa

revived

at

those

sweet

sounds,

Looked

a..round, and

then

did see,

A

i

*r

snlon rHr1 linn

^

K

g

-

1

-

-

?

^

2

3

splen.did

house,

and

charming

grounds,

Where

the roses

bloom

on

ev'. ry

tree.

ANDANTE

CON

ESPRESS:

Bg

e

5

E E ,

S

s

He

said_ 111

take my

child

a

rose,

My

pet

shall

have

her

I

Be

m

n

si

f

whim,

He

then

plucked one,

and there

a

rose A

Beast

who

flew

at

RECIT.'ad

lib:

N

K.

g

j,,,Nr.^lj

^^

=f

far

Es

s

him.

The

Beast

roared out

Prepare

to die',' and poor

Pa

pa began

to

cry.

fit

**

1-*

m

~w

i=?

-p-p-

o

tremolo.

3E

Lento.

=m

33

t

1

-P-P-

fi3

P

JLLEGBETTO.


15/30

i

I

f

E

E

'

J

N

-

fv

^

N

N

g

F

5

^ r

n

^

N S

rage,

'Twas

for

Beauty

that

I

plucked

this pret-ty

rose'

^

^

F

ii

r

r

8

8 8

*-%

The

Beast

replied,

On

r

1

.1

*=t=

i

J

J^

J

^

one

con_--di-.-tion,

'Tis

that

you

en...

gage

To.

bring

her here,

be..

RECITl

ad

lib:

^

5TZZS

m

.

K K

K

g

1

.fore

the

day

doth

close.

He

made

the

pro .

mise

v

'

m

w

the

Beast

let

him

*

K

.

K

^^

fc^-fr

i

*

*

*=fc=lN:

n

h

g

^

wea.ri.ly the

way

worn

tra_vel..ler,

Came

gently

knocking

at

the

cot._tage

i

l

^>

i r|

K

f

H*

=t-

*

door.

i

il

His daughters

came out

saying.

&*

T=^

-=*

F-

-q-p- -=*-

/

WF

W^

^|_

js

,

*]

r

-=J-P-


16/30

ALLEGRO

MODERJTO

W

r

1

N

>-

i

*

t

f

*

f

i

i

^

h

dear

Pa_..pa

how

much

we love

you

What

have

you brought

us

home to-

m

m

v

i

j

i

f. r.

^v

J

c

i

*c

r

I

r.

-day?

We have

been

wait__ing all im

pa.tience,

Then

prithee quick.

ly,

quick.ly

3=1

Pf5^1

12:

^

say.

Vivace.

* 1

1

l

^

^

^

Dear

Pa.

pa,

dear

Pa__pa

f

, i if

#

*

*

#

#-^

V

m

Fal,

lal,

la,

M

it

/.

p

/

m

*=t

^^

JSl

dec res:

He

mm

>=?-

t*

i

-=-

3

=}-

=1

=1-

k

k

ALLEGRO.

i

i

i7^

^

\ \

j- j-

|

1

1

j- j-

n-p

told

them

how

he'd been up_.set, He

told

them

how

he'd

been

up set,

In

the

i .1

i

psj

P

*

-&

-+

m

v

f

P

P^P

JS

5^^

^#

et._

in

the

wet_

in the

wet_ in

the

wet_

And

how

an ug-..ly

m

S

*

m

I

W

TF

V

Beauty

and

the

Beast.

STEPHEN GLOVER-


17/30

Beast he'd

met_

And

how

an

ug

Ay

Beast

he'd met, Who

claimed

his.

pet,

his lit

tie

RECIT:

ttdlib:

^m

^

k, K, St

s

m

=*

Her

sis.ters

said it served Miss

Bean.ty

asai

//

S

^=^

f

e

e

E

^

at

*

*

K

ALLEGRETTO.

sempre

staccato.

m

S f

3^

it

1

1

i*

^

1

>

g

And seemed qnite o

ver

powered

with

delight. So

to the

man.aion

3

*

?

9

L

P

sempre

staccato

-f

-r

m

^==

W

*-

p-

-p

p-

?f

f

?FT

?

F

T

J

Jt

#

{3

wj

F;

Beauty

and

the

Beast.

STEPHEN

GLOVER.

V

V


18/30

JO

$

a

tempo.

m

6=S

stjb=

Of

course

she faint.ed,

she couldnt

well

do

less;

While

the

poor

Beast

tried

to

a

tempo.

-P

**-

-P

P-

^1

I

ALLEGRETTO.

ee

S

1

_s,

F

P^

-^

f

i

i

r

3-

Doiit he a

fraid

,

I

am thy

slave

rff

i

%

8

j

I

i^

*

ft

-9

w

-w

F

*

cres:

i*

g

i

^^

71

suT

V

-j

r

*

j

j-^

-j

.

j

j

^

?

took

her

through

his

stately Halls,

And

gave

her

up

the keys, And whispered,

Dearest

I

4

jp]

y

Bffl

is

m

m

f

9

1

ilv and

the

B-ast.

STEPHEN

GLOVER.

-fr

v^

--


19/30

11

(ft

1

>g

J I J

.

J

1

.^

-p

n-

5

P

ii

Beau

ty,

Pray

take what

e'er

you please;

He kissed her

hand and

m

r*

r

jfi] ^E

f

r

9

ztz

*

i

r

f

1 r

i

^

^

^

X

-\

1

:j

SE

f

*l

*

__

g

s

left

her

there,

When Beau_-ty

went

to

bed,

To

dream

a_-.bout

her

JT7

J

J

[g

w-*

5^

_j_

7-H

H

v

*

r

r

< -

J

. j

1

rr^

j j

^

:

3E

=w-

*m-

P

^h

5

-

T

T

r

rif;

F5

IT

N.

..

s

-q

P-

-3

F

3

P

E

8

iPt

-^H-

b

:

*

*

P

r

i

r

1

r

r

b

r

r-

^^

^

Beast

came

in

the morn.-ing' to wake the

love.ly

maid,

And

gently

tapping

at the door,

per-

formed

this se

re

k

1 nade

.

Andante cantabilc

m

'

>

PS

X

-

1

i

m

P

P

)P

m

p

doZc*.

;

,t

1

1

tt

B^

^

n T

^

Jt

h^f-

-*^

2

i-


20/30

12

PARLAWTE.

pi

p

j

;-?

j

i i j

i

i s

i

She

cried

I'm

ve.-.ry much

a__.fraid

my

poor

Pa__pa

is

ill;

=SE

*

^~X~

^

Oh

good

Beast let me

go and

see,

re

turn

to

you I will:

He

m

^

m

could re fuse her no

thiDg,

for

he was so

well

bred,

But

W

-&

k, s. i

^

k

k n^

s> n.

^

Oi

3

B

~*

m

said

Come

back

ere set of

sun,

or else

youll find me

dead'.'

Oh

this

Beast

was

such a

XT

1

^=J-

^

3:

raj

^

J

J

jg

42

1^-

-

gen.tle.man,

one of

the

good,

old

time.

J

J.

;

ffi

t^lTCf

#

i

T

^

jS

u.

U^

ores:

f

-&-

'

g

i:

5t^

a

S5

AKDAXTE.

s:

^^

H

q-K:

Sr-

S

Then

quick-ly to,

her

father's

arms,

the

love.Jy Beauty

flies,

Her

sis

ters

stare

with

Bi?auy

and

the

Bea^.

STEPHEN' GLOVER,


21/30

13

P

t

l\b

t>'

P

*

N

Kr

^*

'

J

*

won.der

now,

they

scarce believe

their

eyes;

t

'

'

They

thought that

she

was

eat

en

up,

And

i

i

m

ww^

&

mm

C\

fcfc

m

tf

>

*

now they both

be.-hold, Their

sis

- ter

decked

in

jew_els

rare,

And

clad

in

cloth of

gold.,-

U

A OT

TOO

F^ST.

*l 1

E

i

=3=^

Beauty

gave her sis_.ters

presents,

And

then

wished

them

both

good

bye; Bnt the

-

-V

g S

J A

^

1-

*1

-f

i

9

g

3=3

I

=

ifetf

i

-*

C:

A:

f

yy

*

sj

as

Tferf

I

3-^-

3

s*-

4^

^

g-

^

3=

IE

^

t

ji*TDjiXTE

AFFETTUOSO

^z=i

^^==]g=

^ , g

i

r

f

^zi

l

i

P32

Re _

turn

oh

my

love, Or

I

an was 'neath

the

bil_lows

And

she heard this plaintive

cry.

(

it

v\a

|

1

f

^

3*i

1*1

ittzE

i

J^

*

i^rf

#

hPerf

#

P

i

i^J-U

i *i

-=?

= -

q

Sf-

5

P

1

^

W

w

P

^

-^v-

ALLEGBO

AGITATO.

4J^

a

1

1

$==.

5

5^^

^^P

u

ne'er

shall

see

thee

more'.

She thought of her

promise

_ said 'Goodbye

at

the

door.'

Wished

herself

back,

and ye.ry soon

again,

We

find

fair

Beau.ty

in

the

Beasts

domain,

1

E

1

N.

1

m

i

ii

w-tt

^iifff

p-

-r

fe

j-

*

]

V

w

Beauty

and

the

Beast.

STEPHEN

GLOVER,


22/30

4XDAXTE

PJRLJXTE.

3F=*E

m

She

searched

through

the man

.._

sion,

t

i

and

o'er

the par.-terre,

She'

P

?^

searched

through the

gar__dens,

the

Beast was

i

i

E

r

e

s

not

there;

At

last,

near

the

lake, with

1

T

N

g

1

K.

1

1

V

1

k

1

*1

-=1

3-

i

f

v

&

r

e

hor.ror she

found,

The poor crea.ture life.

-less,

and

stretched

on

the

ground. She

S

=1

=-

-*1

3-

-*\

*f-

-3

3-

1*

Piu

lento.

dim:

ritard:

i

MOBEHJTO.

4-

;l

r|^|J

r

con

dolor

e.

N

Nr

f

cried

What

shall

I

do

Oh

dear

what

shall

I

do

I,

^

She

wrung

her

hands,

and

2

*-K:

fc^r

1

1

-**-=*-

V

V

dim:

ritard:

fN

^L

1

1

-2

=t-

i

m

i

r.

P

^

ore

her

hair,

Her heart

o'erflowed with

sor_..row,

And

cried,

iu

accents of,

despair,

That

m

w^

-=j-q-

-*-*-

-*

2

^

-=1

= -

-q

q-

-=)

q-

-q-q-

-*-=-

i

i

P=5

t

a

-

i

-

9

-q-^

-^

q-

*1

1

-3-^-

1 1

3-3

-q-*fr

-3

g-

MODERJTO.

2

mfm

j

j

poor

Beast

I

will

fol low

She

was

go..ing

to rush in

the

wa._ter,

To

-3-3-

-g-g-

3

A

I

q

3-

K-

-3-3-

-

Nr

/

*

-3-ft-

Beauty

and

the

Beast.

STEPHEN GLOVER.

3

A

?


23/30

die_

Q,

my

And

bid

to

this

fa

pla

net

a.

.dieu.

When

the fair,

.est

of

^

4

X

t*

-fa

1

w

-r

t

%

=W=S

IFFT

I

I7\

N

S N,

s

^^

^g

f

fe

_y__^.

all

fai..ry

daughters

did fly,

O,

my

From

out of the

rose a_.ve

nue

fa

m

s

r

8E

*

-r

9

*

*

I

a

ALLEGRETTO.

m

.

k.

N V

^^

E=

V 9

And

said

to her,

Beaa-ty

now don't be ab.surd,

From Fai-.ry_land hi.-ther I

ve

m

^

JSl

S

i

flown

like

a

bird,

On

pur.pose

to

save yon,

al.. though

yon

have

erred

,

So

pri~thee jnst lis.

ten

_ just

lis _ ten

to

g

me. If

the

Beast

which

you

have slain,

:

1

'

I

f

Egg

E

=?^=^

3^P

*

S

i j

j

1

^

I

53

i

i

n

f

-^

=-

m

eh

-=

pi

J\

i

1

N.

I K

8F

-

I

S

fe

-

fa

I

r*g

Hi

=>^

==*

^

'I

*

Conld

be

brought

to

life

again,

Would he

J^

2

^

s:

f^f

seek

thy hand

in vain Will

you

marry

him?

f^f

pq

i^p

f

^

fc-

pte

us

f


24/30

16

EEC

IT:

ad lib:

ill

j

p

Up g

fy.

-nJ

I

,]

r

n

j-,rj-

r

n

e

et

She

said

that

she

would marry

*

And

kissed

his

rugged

face,

Thunder

rolled

He disap.

fact

the

Prince

of All

Serene,

Who to

a

beast

one day had

been

Transform'd

by

a

ma.

\>

m

i

EEE M*

1

1^*11

f^f

-33-

-3-3-

-3-3-

>

i

i

n i

-3

3-

-3

3-

-3-3-

-33- -3-3-

-=

=f-

-3-3-

-33-

-33

^i

i

$

fu

j

=^

J,

J

J

=5=

gi cian,

And

was

obliged that

form

to

wear,

And no

one

but a

La.-dye

Faire

With

light

blue eyes

and

gold-.en

hair

Could

al-.ter

his

con._di

tion.

^7\

a tempo.

s

3

3

m

W9

-3-3-

3

*

t

v

Ml

Wf

-r

N

33-

-33-

-3-3-

-3 3-

^3

3-

-3-3-

-3-3

33

3-=

^

3

3

* m

I\>d

T~

i

ALLEGED

VIVJCE.

^

Sp

3 4*-

4^

5^

^

N

3

K

M-

^

CTes:

Wr=^

f

^^

w

i

if

tremolo

w

ff

I

B5

-V-3-

Of course

the

next day they

w^ere

married, Pa

W

-

:

s

^^

m

m

taccato.

r^

f

m

Beauty

and

the

Boast.

STEPHEN

GLOVER.


25/30

n

&

m

^

r

E

J

*

pa

gave

his

Bean.ty

a

way, And then-

the

whole

par.-tj

were

car..ried,

To

m

t

3F=3F

^

*

I

5

-

V

=3=

5^

m

m?

break-fast, a-.

.long

with

the

Fay:

The

Bells

rang

from

e-_.ve-.ry

steeple, For

3=^

F

hF

*

J

1

;

a

I

J=^

_

ra.Z;

i^

r_

r r

i

4_ L_*

>

^

* ^

r

'**

^

^

three

nights

and

days

they did

feast,

And that's

all I

know,

my

good peo.ple,

Of

%

*

;

*

T

3:

y

rcZZ:

P

P?

animate.

d

t mpv.

V

^

Ei

:

J==^

Bean__ty

who

married the Beast,

A.

bout

Beau_-tv

who

mar..ried th

Beast

A.

bout

Beau.ty

who

mar

ried

J7\

the

Beast,

Q

1

1

:

s

-

1

1

g

re

g

S

j*

c.

^

-=*

2j-

j

f piu presto.

t

ft

ft

^^

E

ac

-

^

-

i

MAESTOSO.

^mSM

ThN-

n

Se-S

f

^=^

3S

=5

F-

44

-g-A-

I

//

i

J (

P

11

n

ii

i

=w-

*f

***-

w^

eauty

and

the Be--st.

STEPHEN

GLOVER.

F

r

p

*

j

*

c


26/30

SACRED

MUSIC

FOR THE

PIANOFORTE,

LOUIS

DUPUIS.

CATHEDRAL

GEMS:

1.

Nantes.

Fantasia

on subjects

from Mozart'?

s.

rf

1

2th

Mass

3

2.

Wurms.

Do.

Do.

Weber's

Mass

in

G

3

3.

Rotterdam.

Do.

Do.

Haydn's

3rd

(Im-

3

3

3

perial)

Mass

4.

Malaga.

Do.

Do.

Beethoven's

Mass

in

C

5.

Rouen.

Do.

Do.

Gounod's

Messe

Solennelle

.

.

C.

Caen.

Do.

Do.

Rossini's

Stabat

Mater

3

7.

Mayence.

Do. Do. Haydn's

1st

Mass

Bflat

3

8.

Cologne.

Do. Do.

Mozart's 1st Mass

in

C

3

9.

Paris.

Do.

Do.

Mendelssohn's

Hymn

of

Praise

.

.

.

.

.

..30

10.

London.

Do.

Do.

Handel's

Messiah

. 3

11.

Norwich.

Do. Do.

Haydn's

Creation

.

3

12.

Canterbury.

Do.

Do.

Spohr's As pants

3

he

Hart

13.

York.

Do.

Do.

Handel's Judas

Maccabsaus

14.

Salisbury.

Do.

Do.

Mendelssohn's

St.

Paul

3

3

15.

Wells.

Do.

Do.

Haydn's

Mass in

Bflat.

(No.

16)

3

16.

Lincoln.

Do.

Do.

Haydn's

4th

Mass

3

17.

Ely.

Do.

Do.

Mozart's 2nd

Mass

3

(To

be

continued.)

Beautifully

illustrated

in

Colours, with

Views

of

ctlebrated

Cathedrals.

GEMS

OF

SACRED

ART:

1. Henry the

V

IPs

Chapel. Beethoven's Halle-

lujah

..

..3

2.

St.

George's Chapel. Jackson's To Deum

in F .

.

..30

3.

St. Patrick's

Cathedral.

Mendelssohn's

Come

let us worship

. .

3

4.

Munich

Cathedral. Spohr's

Last

Judg-

ment

..

..3

5.

Freiburg Cathedral.

Travers's

Ascribe

unto the Lord

.

.

3

LOUIS DUPUIS.

GEMS OF

SACRED ART.

Continued.

6.

Rheims

Cathedral.

R.

A.

Smith's

How

s.

d.

beautiful upon

the mountains

30

7. Lincoln Cathedral.

Mozart's

Hymn

Belmont ..3

8. York Cathedral.

9.

Worcester Cathedral.

Rossini's

Prayer

from

Moses

in

Egypt 3

3

It

is

really

a pleasure

to meet

yrffix

x

.musical series

so

carefully and

tastefully

got up as

the six first

numbers

of

Gems of Sacred

Art.

Louis

Dupuis

has

suppliel

the excellent

transcriptions for the

pianoforte,

and

chosen

discreetly

from

various well-known

classical and

other

works.

Each

piece

is

beautifully illustrated with a

lithograph,

by Hanhart,

of

some

celebrated

English

or

Foreign

Abbey

or

Cathedral

;

the

idea

is excellent

and

well

carried

out. The

Graphic.

FELIX

GANTIER.

Pictures of Palestine.

(Subjects

selected

from

Hymns

Ancient and

Modern. )

1

.

Lebanon

2. Jordan

3. Jerusalem

4. Galilee

Conquering

Kings

.

.

3

Disposer Supreme

. .

3

Adcste Fideles

.

3

Sun

of

my

Soul

.

3

STEPHEN

GLOVER.

CHILDREN'S

HYMNS:

There is

a

happy

land

that will

be

joyful

2

2

MICHAEL WATSON.

DIVINE

TREASURES:

1.

Fountains

Abbey

.. ..

..

..3

Benedictus

(the entire

movement)

from

Haydu's

16tli

Mass.

2.

Netley

Abbey

3

Cujus

Animain

(the

entire movement)

from

Kossini's

btabat

Mater.

3.

Kirkstall

Abbey

3

Kyrie

(the

entire

movement) from

Mozart's

12th

Mass.

4.

Tintern

Abbey

..

.. ..

..3

Gloria

in Excelsis (the

entire movement)

from

Mozart's

12th

Mass.

5.

Glastonbury

Abbey .

.

.

.

.

.

..30

Gloria (the

entire

movement)

from

Mozart's 1st

Mass.

6.

Muckioss

Abbey

3

Benedictus

(the entire

movement;

trom

Mozart's

1st

Mass.

Beautifully/

illustrated in

Colours,

with views

of

English

Abbeys.

C.

JEFFERYS,

67,

BERNERS

STREET,

LONDON,

W.

To be had

Half-price at

all

Musicsellers.

GEO.

Will,

PRINTER,]

TrARL's

COURT, LEICESTER

SQ.


27/30

v&


28/30


29/30


30/30

beauty beast chamb00glov

Documents

Transcript of beauty beast chamb00glov