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| 1 | The Waves [Song, melodic line only] [No tempo mark] | |
| D | 1907 | |
| T | By HC (age 9 or 10), according to a letter from his mother to his father, accompanying a letter from HC to his father identified by SRC in the margin as having been sent from Des Moines, IA, in 1907. Writ- ten as a poem below the tune, the words begin "Oh the waves with dashing spray / Come with roaring every day." | |
| M | Pencil draft incomplete in 26m on pi of HC's letter | |
| 2 | [ | The Golden Legend theme for piano] Middle Section - Sustain |
| D | 1908-9. Antinomy dates from 1914, but HC repeatedly said (on Folkways FM-3349, for instance) that this theme is the sole surviving music from a setting of Longfellow's Golden Legend undertaken when he was 11 (11 Mar 1908-10 Mar 1909). | |
| M | Pencil sketch, 16m, in the middle of Antinomy (no. 213/5) | |
| 3 | lulaby [for piano] Largo - Running lightly | |
| D | ca 1910 | |
| M | On recto of a small sheet from a music tablet (said by SRC, on a note laid in, to date probably from late 1910) are some 6m in a sprawling, juvenile hand, the notes mostly arpeggiated triplets from bass to tre- ble with a few quarter notes in sequence. The verso of the sheet does not, however, continue this lullaby, which must have carried onto another sheet now lost. | |
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