Ave Maria solo voice + piano
Composer: Gustavus Robert Knabe
(c1820-1888), 1878
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A-ve Ma-ri-a
A-ve Ma-ri-a
A-ve Ma-ri-a
gra-tia ple-na
Do-mi-nus te-cum
Do-mi-nus te-cum
Be-ne-dic-ta tu in mu-li-e-ri-bus
et be-ne-dic-tus fruc-tus ven-tris tu-i
fruc-tus ven-tris tu-i,
ven-tris tui, Je-su Je-su Je su.
Sanc-ta Ma-ri-a, Ma-ter De-i,
o-ra o-ra o-ra pro no-bis
o-ra pro no-bis no-bis pec-ca-to-ri-bus
nunc et in ho-ra ho-ra mor-tis
ho-ra mor-tis nos-trae.
A-men.
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| Internet references: |
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Saturday 16 [July 1859] Mr.
Knabe tuned our pianoforte today. .../...
p28 of Myra Inman: a diary of the Civil War in East Tennessee By Myra
Inman, William R. Snell (2000)
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Official roster
of the soldiers of the State of Ohio in the War of the Rebellion,
1861-1866, Volume 10
By Ohio. Roster
Commission |
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Gustavus R Knabe / [rank] do / [age] 44 /
[entered service] July 28 1864 / 1 Уr / Appointed July 28; 1864
mustered out June 24 1865 at Knoxville Tenn by order of War Department |
[William Ballard Lenoir Reagan]
first went into the war as a member of the cornet band of Colonel J. C.
Vaugn's 3rd Tennessee regiment, of which G. R. Knabe, afterwards of
Knoxville, was the leader.
on p300 of History of Sweetwater Valey by William Ballard Lenoir
(2009)
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http://www.music.utk.edu/history.html
1869 - Gustav Knabe – German immigrant, graduate of the
Conservatory at Leipzig—organized UT’s cadet marching band and served as its
director for some twenty years. He was already known in Knoxville as “a
master and an authority in all matters relating to music.” The band was a
part of the ROTC program at UT, and later, in 1950 was named “The Pride of
the Southland.” |
1869
Knoxville TN City
Directory
Knabe, G(ustavus) R. Professor of Music. Resides east building,
College Hill. A;
Scott, Miss Ada. Boards with G. R. Knabe, east building, College Hill.
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New York Times, December 10, 1870 |
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The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate today: .../...
GUSTAVE R. KNABE of Tennessee, to be United States Consul at Ghent.
[Belgium] |
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Congressional
directory, Volume 63, Part 4 By United States. Congress (1871) |
Ghent Belgium / Gustav R Knabe / Consul
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In the Summer of 1877, the
entire faculty of the [East Tennessee] university was reorganized, .../...
G. R. Knabe, instructor in vocal and instrumental music.
on p365-366 of Standard history of Knoxville, Tennessee: with full
outline of the natural ... By William Rule, George Frederick Mellen,
John Wooldridge; (1900) / also in
Knox County TN Archives
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Pipl on Knox County archives:
http://www.knoxcotn.org/directories/1885knoxville/schools21885.htm]
(link no longer valid)
... Gustav Robert KNABE, instructor in vocal and instrumental
music; ...
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Died in 1888?
University of Tennessee record, Volume 1 By University of Tennessee,
Knoxville 1898 |
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