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The ballad of Sir Ogie and the Ladie Elsie
Lloyd, Charles H (1849-1919); Powell, F York (1850-1904)
Sleep, gentle lady : serenade for four voices, in the opera of Clari, or The maid of Milan
Bishop, Sir Henry R (1786-1855)
[ca. 1825]
Elegy : stanzas from a poem entitled "Elegy on a lady whom grief for the death of her betrothed killed"
Somervell, Arthur (1863-1937); Bridges, Robert (1844-1930)
[1896]
At head of title: Composed for the Hovingham Festival, 1896.
The ladies collection of catches, glees, canons, canzonets, madrigals, &c. : selected from the works of the most eminent composers
Bland, John (1750-1840); Linley, F
[1797?]
The second set of madrigals : for three, four, five and six voices
Wilbye, John (1574-1638); Budd, George William (1806-1850)
1846
With reproduction of original t.-p. and dedication. Originally composed for viols or voices.
On Admiral Lord Duncan's victory : a favorite glee sung with great applause at the Glee-Club, Crown and Anchor Tavern, Strand
Dixon, William (fl. 1797-1803)
[1797?]
Trio for 2 soprano's [sic] and a bass : (the poetry from Ossian) : with an accompaniment for 2 performers on one piano forte
Stevens, R J S (1757-1837); Macpherson, James (1736-1796)
[ca. 1800?]
O why to be happy : the favorite chearfull glee, sung by Mr. Incledon, Mr Bowden, & Mr Linton, at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden
Shield, William (1748-1829); Pearce, William (fl. 1785-1796)
[ca. 1800?]
The words by W. Pearce.
The favorite glee of Life's a bumper : introduced with universal applause in the new entertainment of The review, of The wags of Windsor
Wainwright, Richard (1757-1825); Colman, George (1762-1836)
[ca. 1800?]
This glee was originally composed for 'The review, or The wags of Windsor', by George Colman the younger, first produced in 1800.
Five serious songs, for three and four voices : with an accompaniment for the piano-forte
Cruse, Edward
[ca. 1850?]
Contents: The lone graves / by Reginald Augustine. -- "Ye gentlest gales!" / by a Lady. -- An ode on the late H.K. White. -- "Thou simple lyre!" / by H.K. White. -- "Be hush'd, be hush'd, ye bitter wi...
The gay troubadour : ballad from the loves of lang syne
Lee, George Alexander (1802-1851); Bayly, Thomas Haynes (1797-1839)
[1840?]
For voice and piano. Cover title.