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Within a mile of Edinburgh : a Scotch song
Dussek, Johann Ladislaus (1760-1812); Hook, Mr (1746-1827)
[1797]
Indexed in: British Library CPM,
I thought it was queer : a favorite song sung by Miss Newman at Vauxhall
Hook, Mr (1746-1827); Carey, George Saville (1743-1807)
[1787?]
Song arr. on two staves for voice and harpsichord; with a version for the flute or guitar. First line: As I lean'd o'er a gate one midsummer eve.
The Prince of Wales's march
Hook, Mr (1746-1827)
[n.d.]
Full score for clarinets (2), horns (2) and bass. Also has arrangements for piano forte/harpsichord and for two German flutes.
Sweet lillies of the valley : a favorite song
Hook, Mr (1746-1827); Richardson, Mr; Shepherd Master (fl. 1792); Longman and Broderip (London, England)
[1792?]
For voice, 2 violins and continuo (unfigured bass), arr. in condensed score on three staves; with a version for the guitar. Caption title. First line: O'er barren hills and flow'ry dales.
Dear is my little native vale : a favorite song
Hook, Mr (1746-1827); Preston and Son (Firm)
[ca. 1790?]
Song for voice and orchestra, arr. in condensed score on three staves. Caption title. First line: Dear is my little native vale.
The volunteer : a favorite song
Hook, Mr (1746-1827)
[ca. 1790]
First line: 'A scarlet coat and smart cockade are passports to the fair.'
The contented shepherd : a favorite song
Hook, Mr (1746-1827); Robinson, Mary (1758-1800); Darley, William (1756-1809); Bland & Weller
[ca. 1795?]
Arr. on two staves for voice and keyboard; with a version for the flute. Reprinted from the plates of Hook's 'A collection of favorite songs sung... at Vauxhall Gardens ... 1793' (p. 10-11) Captio...
The braes of yarrow
Hook, Mr (1746-1827)
[ca. 1780?]
First line: The sun just glancing thro' the trees. Numbered: page 6. Composer unknown, possibly J. Hook. Caption title.
Bonny Jamie O : a favorite Scotch song
Hook, Mr (1746-1827); Wrighten, Mary Ann (1751?-1796)
[ca. 1780]
Song by J. Hook, arr. on two staves for voice and harpsichord. First line: Where new mown hay on winding Tay. Caption title.
Music & mirth
Hook, Mr (1746-1827)
[1780?]
First line: I fing of the transports of music and mirth. Caption title. With version for the German flute at the end.