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Esq.' Tom knew no German, and when he was told of a song in that noble tongue which was likely to suit him commercially, he asked me to give him a bare
English prose translation of it, which he then turned into metre..... 'The Standard-Bearer' was one of the most successful of the many prose-skeleton songs of which I thus furnished him." Given the quantity of "translations" which Oliphant produced, it is hard to see how he could not have gained some knowledge of German in the process. Oliphant also drew from Welsh, French, Italian and other languages, it is possible that he was not fully conversant in these languages either (nevertheless it is known from his collection of Italian sketches, that he did at some stage travel in Italy), which is probably partly why his English verses are not translations but his own interpretations. "Nos Gallen" is a notable example, since it is a New Year's Eve song, which Oliphant turned into the Christmas carol "Deck the Hall" (although he published it as "Nos Gallen" in 1862 and it has since become known by its first line).
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Victorian Britain the vogue for translating foreign lyrics into English was popular. It was a pastime at which Oliphant was prodigious. Oliphant's position in the music world has diminished to the point where he is largely unknown but in his lifetime his standing was significant. An illustration
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Like his more famous cousin, Oliphant was primarily a lyricist, writing his own new words or his own interpretations to his "translations" of existing songs in foreign languages. Oliphant took part in the Great Handel festival in
Westminster Abbey in the chorus as the bass vocalist. In 1855, he was
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In spite of his extensive interpretations of German songs, it would appear that, at one time at least, Oliphant did not speak German. As one of his friends and contemporaries put it: "Many a popular drawing-room song of those days bore on its title-page the intimation, ' Words by Thomas
Oliphant,
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In 1830 Oliphant was admitted a member of the
Madrigal Society and in 1832 he became the Honorary Secretary of the society, a position which he held for 39 years, eventually becoming first the vice-president and then a year later President of the Society in 1871. He wrote English words to a
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988:"Welsh Melodies" Publisher: Addison, Hollier and Lucas; Lamborn Cock and Co.; J.B. Cramer & Co (London). Vols. 1&2 published in 1862. Vol 3 in 1870 and vol. 4 in 1874
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who worked under the pseudonym of 'P.B. Czapek' (alluding to the
Hungarian word for a Hat, for 'Hatton'). These compositions were based on the style of German classics.
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The praise of music; cantata for four principal voices with chorus. The
English version adapted expressly for the concerts of the Vocal Society by Thomas Oliphant
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La Musa
Madrigalesca: Or, A Collection of Madrigals, Ballets, Roundelays, Etc., Chiefly of the Elizabethan Age; with Remarks and Annotations. By Thomas Oliphant
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had died over a year before in 1861. Oliphant was described as the "Poet of the Court", as he wrote lyrics for Royal events and other important occasions.
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considerable number of Italian Madrigals for the Society's use, in some instances his words were translations but in many, they were his own creation.
1254:"La circassienne. A comic opera in three acts : Auber, D. F. E. (Daniel François Esprit), 1782-1871 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming"
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1837 "La Musa Madrigalesca". The book contains the words of nearly four hundred madrigals, ballets and roundelays. Publishers Calkin and Budd
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1834 "Comments of a Chorus Singer at the Royal Musical Festival at Westminster Abbey" under the pseudonym Saloman Sackbut.
437:"Down in a Flow'ry Vale", a Madrigal for Four Voices – The Words imitated from the Italian by Thomas Oliphant, original by
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279:"The praise of music" – the English version adapted expressly for the concerts of the Vocal Society by Thomas Oliphant.
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Marriage ceremonial and chorale sheet 10 March 1863 Printed by Harrison and Sons. Chorale words by Thomas Oliphant
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508:"Where floats the standard" (Die Fahnenwacht) English version by Thomas Oliphant composed by
444:"The daughter's gift" (ballad), the poetry written by Thomas Oliphant, the music composed by
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715:"Dainty fine bird." Madrigal by Orlando Gibbons, arranged by T. Oliphant
554:"The Shepherds Winter Song", "The Violet" and "The Chapel" with music by
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Arts and sciences: or, Fourth division of "The English encyclopedia"
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484:"Stay One Moment Gentle Sires" words and music by Thomas Oliphant.
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477:"The Post Horn", German song adapted to English words, music by
660:"Let Us All Sing, Merrily Sing": Jer. Saville (words Oliphant)
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Burke's Landed Gentry 19th Edition, The Kingdom in Scotland
394:"La Circassienne". A comic opera in three acts. Composer
1201:. London, Cramer, Addison & Beale. pp. 184–?.
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595:: "The mill stream is roaring" and " Let me not hear".
625:"Song of Forty Parts" edited by Oliphant original by
401:"Maiden Fair, O Deign to Tell" by Thomas Oliphant/
345:"Weary Flowers their Buds are Closing (Serenade)"
322:Forlorn I track the mountains steep (the Wanderer)
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840:1835 "A Brief Account of the Madrigal Society".
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522:and parallel English words by Thomas Oliphant,
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904:"Royal Collection - Royal Weddings 1840-1947"
691:"Hark, The Village Maids Are Singing" :
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424:"Arise Bright Golden Star Of Day" – A Song
391:"Thy Face is Every Blooming Flower I see";
421:"Thine is my heart" (Dein ist mein Herz),
366:"Dear Mother do not Chide Me, (the Echo)"
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42:Deck the Hall(s) with Boughs of Holly
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378:"Proudly Our Heads We Lift on High"
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360:"Why Fond Youth such Wild Emotion"
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1407:. J. Alfredo Novello. 19 July 1840
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998:Hullah, John Pyke (19 July 1884).
670:"Lady, See, On Every Side" :
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1310:Library, British (19 July 2005).
759:Royal Society of Female Musicians
372:"Time Likely Hath Flown O'er Me"
307:"I came when Spring was smiling"
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757:. He was also an Auditor of the
648:Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
641:Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
634:Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina
354:"Weep not for Friends Departed"
351:"Calm as a Child in its Cradle"
97:Laurence Oliphant, 8th of Condie
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474:and English words by Oliphant.
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698:"All Hail, Britannia!" :
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520:John Jones (Talhaiarn 1810–69)
357:"My life is but a Summer Day"
237:Some musical works by Oliphant
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93:Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne
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529:, English words by Oliphant.
498:, English words by Oliphant.
339:"All Unstrung Hangs my Lute"
330:"Death Thou Unrelenting Foe"
290:by Thomas Oliphant; music by
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113:Honourable East India Company
1109:Charles Knight, ed. (1866).
934:All Ye Who Music Love (SATB)
510:Peter Josef von Lindpaintner
375:"Smooth is the Moonlit Sea"
327:"Sleepest Thou Fair Maiden"
107:. A third brother, Lt. Col.
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751:Musical Institute of London
646:"Be Not Thou Far From Me":
525:"The Lark". Welsh words by
501:"All ye who Music Love" by
490:"David of the White Rock" (
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336:"My Pretty Fisher Maiden"
169:Royal Philharmonic Society
80:on Christmas Day in 1799.
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1507:Oliphant, Thomas (1837).
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1415:– via Google Books.
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333:"Behold yon Rose Tree";
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589:Johann Wenzel Kalliwoda
573:& Thomas Oliphant.
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854:John Jones (Talhaiarn)
812:John Jones (Talhaiarn)
763:National Opera Company
684:"Stay limpit Stream"
653:"Hard By A Fountain":
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363:"Tis Sweet to Think"
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459:Carl Maria von Weber
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317:"Thine is my Heart"
304:"Let me weep again"
215:; or the modesty of
173:Hanover Square Rooms
151:Philharmonic Society
135:The Madrigal Society
101:Sir Anthony Oliphant
1405:"The Musical World"
1316:. British Library.
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1002:. London, MacMillan
910:on 14 December 2013
650:(Words T Oliphant)
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492:Dafydd y Garreg Wen
348:"The Passing Bell"
265:English version of
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729:Other appointments
705:Many songs by the
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1371:The Musical Times
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820:Sir Joseph Paxton
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503:Donato Baldassare
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439:Constantius Festa
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369:"A Warrior I Am"
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