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GUEST,Ruth Archer 04 Dec 13 - 01:50 PM
GUEST,leeneia 05 Dec 13 - 12:14 AM
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Subject: finding a manuscript written by C Sharp
From: GUEST,Ruth Archer
Date: 04 Dec 13 - 01:50 PM

How rare is it to find a MS written by Sharp? I have a copy of Sharp's English Folk Carols presented to a Peggie Walsh by Sharp at Christmas 1911. What I'd never noticed till yesterday is that there is a sheet of MS pasted into the front of the book with the first verse of The Holy Well on it, with piano arrangement. On closer inspection I thought the handwriting in the MS was very similar to the inscription; looking up the version collected by Sharp from Sydney Veale in The Full English collection on line confirms that the hand and notation style are identical. My guess is that Peggie Walsh (who I'm informed was part of the Kennedy/Sharp set at EFDSS) received the book from Sharp (and seems to have used it actively, as there are notes throughout), and later asked him to note down the version of The Holy Well that he collected from Sydney Veale in 1913, and pasted this into her carols book.

Is there much of this stuff floating around privately? I've no intention of parting with it, but I'm just trying to determine how rare it is.

It was a very exciting thing to find (and to realise was sitting unnoticed on my bookshelf for several years!).


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Subject: RE: finding a manuscript written by C Sharp
From: GUEST,leeneia
Date: 05 Dec 13 - 12:14 AM

I don't know anything about its rarity, but congratulations on a very nice find!


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Subject: RE: finding a manuscript written by C Sharp
From: Gibb Sahib
Date: 05 Dec 13 - 02:20 AM

I'm with leeneia - I know nothing, but congrats!

I was happy to find a copy of Joanna Colcord's shanty book _Roll and Go_ that I'd bought was signed by the author, but your find is much cooler!


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Subject: RE: finding a manuscript written by C Sharp
From: GUEST
Date: 06 Dec 13 - 11:01 AM

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Subject: RE: finding a manuscript written by C Sharp
From: GUEST
Date: 07 Dec 13 - 10:21 AM

It might be a nicety to pass a copy on to the RVWML


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Subject: RE: finding a manuscript written by C Sharp
From: GUEST
Date: 09 Dec 13 - 10:18 AM

To be honest, one of the reasons I'm asking is to determine whether it's sufficiently unusual/interesting to warrant sending to the library.


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Subject: RE: finding a manuscript written by C Sharp
From: Desert Dancer
Date: 09 Dec 13 - 01:29 PM

Ask the librarian! library@efdss.org

~ Becky in Long Beach


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