Sub-series 4: Vocal music by Camille Gheysens

MLMSS 11257/31X-32X

sub-series

1950-1968

9662986

1.12 metres of textual material (2 outsize boxes)

BOX 31X
Op. [219] A Christmas prayer / words by C. Beresford-Jones. 1961, Sydney. Arranged for piano, soprano and mezzo-soprano. Manuscript stamped by APRA, 1965.
Op. 223 My love for you will never end / words by Michele Meikel. 1963, Sydney. Previously Op. 221. Two manuscripts.
Op. 230 Your lovely eyes. Voice and piano. In booklet.
Op. 231 Hawaian [sic] type : Song No.2. Voice and piano. In booklet with Your lovely eyes.
Op. 232 Song No. 2 in Spanish style. Voice and piano. In booklet with Your lovely eyes.
Op. 233 Valse polonaise. In booklet with Your lovely eyes. [Piano music]
Op. 243 Oh! Willow / words by Mary Leicht. 1958, Sydney. Previously ‘Oh! Willow tree’. Stamped by APRA, 1958.
Op. 329 Ballade / words by Audrey Robson. 1950, Sydney. Previously Op. 104.
Op. 569 High moon / words by Max Aronsten. 1967, Sydney. Stamped by APRA, 1967.
Op. 570 At parting / words by Max Aronsten. 1967. Stamped by APRA, 1967.
Op. 571 Exaltation / words by Max Aronsten. 1967. Stamped by APRA, 1967.

Unspecified Opus number:
Adelaide is for me / words by C. C. Gheysens.
The little church on Milton Hill / words by Claire Beresford Jones. 1968. For two voices. "A Christmas present to my dear friend Claire Beresford Jones."
Oh! Sydney I love you / words by C. C. Gheysens.
A song of praise : Adelaide / words by C. C. Gheysens. 1968.

BOX 32X
9 songs entered in the 2GB Song-Writing Competition 1968. Draft manuscript scores, typescript lyrics, correspondence from 2GB, and submitted manuscript scores (returned, unsuccessful) for:
A toast to Sydney / words by Max Aronsten.
My home town / words by Max Aronsten.
Sydney Town : land of my dreams / words by Claire Beresford Jones.
The City of Sydney / words by C. C. Gheysens.
Sydney valze / words by C. C. Gheysens.
March of Sydney / words by C. C. Gheysens.
Sydney, lovely Sydney / words by C. C. Gheysens.
Oh! Sydney I love you / words by C. C. Gheysens.
I love Sydney / words by Max Aronsten and C. C. Gheysens.

The music manuscripts have been physically arranged and listed by opus number within this genre. Opus number refers to the number written on the item (often in red ink and sometimes more than one), which does not always agree with the printed catalogue or published score. Where the opus number is unspecified, works are arranged and listed in alphabetical order by title, after the works ordered by opus number. Where more than one work occurs in a booklet, it is ordered by the genre and opus number of the first work and the rest of the contents is not necessarily the same genre.

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