GOUNOD Charles (1818-1893). MANUSCRIT MUSICAL autograph signed "Charles Gounod", Aria di Camera by Joseph Adolphe Hasse, 1884; 1 title page and 47 pages in fol. in a sewn booklet. Transcription and orchestration of a baroque aria . This Aria di camera [CG 480] is by the German baroque composer Johann Adolf HASSE (1699-1783); it dates from 1764. Gounod realized this orchestration in 1884; it was given its first performance on January 10, 1886, at the Châtelet, by soprano Gabrielle Krauss (1842-1906), under the direction of Édouard Colonne, with the French words: 'Ô ma pastourelle', due to the singer Eugénie Vergin, who was to marry Colonne. It was published in 1886 by Henri Lemoine, then sold on January 22, 1890 to Alphonse Leduc for one thousand francs , along with the piano accompaniment . Score for voice and orchestra, with the Italian words: "Ah ritorni al campo usato che fugisti pastorella"... This Aria is marked Andantino; it is 3/4, in E major, and has 198 measures. The orchestra includes: flutes, oboes, clarinets, bassoons, horns, and strings. The title page is written as follows: ""Aria di Camera" (1764) / by Joseph Adolphe Hasse / with orchestral accompaniment / by Charles Gounod / (Paris, 1884 ) ". The manuscript is in brown ink on 16-line Lard paper; the vocal line (with lyrics) w