01-Anon.

Bella consola in tanto {from Il Triunfo della Continenza by 'S.M.B.' ?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (g)

By the riverside [song]  New NH06 (11)

Child among the flowers [song]  New NH06 (2)

The death-bed [song]  New NH06 (4)

Fly ye moments [a favorite Duett composed by CB]  New NH75-5 (c)

Infelice, o pastorella [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (k)

Just as I am [song]  New NH06 (8)

Launch thy bark [song]  New NH06 (1)

The lost way [song]  New NH06 (9)

My song hath closed [song]  New NH06 (12)

Nearer, my God, to thee [song]  New NH06 (3)

Oh! Weep for those [song]  New NH06 (7)

The passing soul [song]  New NH06 (10)

S'io bramo mio tesoro [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (e)

Sweet day, so cool [song]  New NH06 (6)

A

Arne, Thomas Augustine (1710-1778) English

Farewell to old England thy white Cliffs, Adieu [song]  New NH11 (a)

B

Banck, Carl (1809-1889) German

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

Becker, Johann (1726-1803) German

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

Boieldieu, François-Adrien (1775-1834) French

[Song with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

Boyce, William (1711-1779) English

'Tis on earth  New NH75-5 (b)

Bremner, Robert (1713-1789) Scottish

Alloa House [song]  New NH29-2 (25)

The Banks of Forth [song]  New NH29-2 (3)

The bonniest lass in a' the world [song]  New NH29-2 (20)

Bonny Jean [song]  New NH29-2 (22)

Bulk ye, Bulk ye [song]  New NH29-2 (18)

Chevy Chase [song]  New NH29-2 (26)

Dumbarton's drums [song]  New NH29-2 (5)

Etrick banks [song]  New NH29-2 (6)

Gallowshiels [song]  New NH29-2 (1)

Here awa', there awa' [song]  New NH29-2 (8)

The highland laddie [song]  New NH29-2 (17)

I wish my Love were in a mire [song]  New NH29-2 (4)

John Hay's bonny lassie [song]  New NH29-2 (19)

Lochaber [song]  New NH29-2 (12)

Love is the cause of my mourning [song]  New NH29-2 (7)

Mary Scot [song]  New NH29-2 (16)

My deary, if thou die [song]  New NH29-2 (11)

My nanny-O [song]  New NH29-2 (14)

Pinky House [song]  New NH29-2 (24)

Polwart on the green [song]  New NH29-2 (2)

Rosline Castle [song]  New NH29-2 (23)

Sae merry as we ha'e been [song]  New NH29-2 (9)

Saw ye nae my Peggy [song]  New NH29-2 (21)

Thro' the wood, laddie [song]  New NH29-2 (13)

Waly, waly [song]  New NH29-2 (10)

Young Philander [song]  New NH29-2 (15)

Burgess, J[ohn?] H[enry?] (18th c.) English

When Delia to yon verdant bank [words by?G. Smith?Esqr.]  New NH75-13 (c)

Burkhardt, S (19th c.) German

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

C

Callcott, John Wall (1766-1821) English

Ah hills beloved  New NH15-2 (a)

Cara vale ingenio praestans  New NH15-2 (b)

E non vuoi lasciarmi in pace  New NH15-2 (c)

Fill, fill your glasses, banish grief  New NH15-2 (d)

Forgive blest shade [glee (epitaph)]  New NH11 (e)

Go tuneful Bird that glad'st the skies  New NH15-2 (e)

Here rests his head upon the lap of Earth  New NH15-2 (f)

In Paraclete's sequestred Cell the wither'd Laurel hangs on high  New NH15-2 (g)

Miserere  New NH15-2 (h)

Out of the Deep have I cried unto thee O Lord  New NH15-2 (i)

Sir John was dress'd and out by noon  New NH15-2 (j)

Sleep, soft fair form, await th'Almighty's will  New NH15-2 (k)

Sleep, soft fair form [glee]  New NH11 (d)

Spring's dewy hand on this fair Summit  New NH15-2 (l)

Stray not to those distant scenes  New NH15-2 (m)

The Minutes, the Hours, the Days and the Years  New NH15-2 (n)

Vostra Moglie fu baciata  New NH15-2 (o)

[The Tomb of Shakespear] What time the jocund rosy bosom'd hours  New NH15-2 (p)

When Arthur first in Court began to wear long hanging sleeves  New NH15-2 (q)

Ye distant Spires, ye antique Tow'rs  New NH15-2 (r)

Ye little loves that round her wait  New NH15-2 (s)

D

Danby, John (1757-1798) English

Call the waiter [catch]  New NH10-3 (b)

Come Delia [glee]  New NH10-3 (a)

Crown'd with Roses [glee]  New NH10-3 (c)

Never miss your turn [catch]  New NH10-3 (e)

Now the Woodland [glee]  New NH10-3 (d)

O let the merry peal [catch]  New NH10-3 (f)

O Lord spare thy servant [canon]  New NH10-3 (h)

O once I took pleasure [glee]  New NH10-3 (g)

Praise the Lord [canon]  New NH10-3 (j)

Push about the flowing brimmer [catch]  New NH10-3 (i)

Queen of the Song [glee]  New NH10-3 (k)

Sacred Power [glee]  New NH10-3 (n)

Sing we merrily [canon]  New NH10-3 (o)

Soft as the balm [round]  New NH10-3 (p)

Sweet Minstrel [glee]  New NH10-3 (l)

Sweet Muse who lov'st [glee]  New NH10-3 (m)

There's a difference [glee]  New NH10-3 (s)

Thy breath as fragrant [glee]  New NH10-3 (r)

Turn, O turn thee [ glee]  New NH10-3 (q)

E

East, Michael (c1580-1648) English

Come again my love  New NH75-5 (d)

G

Galuppi, Baldassare (1706-1785) Italian

Arde per me, fedele Serba {from Galuppi's Didone abbandonata?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (c)

H

Handel, George Frideric (1685-1759) German-British

Se mi rivalgo al prato {from Handel's Orlando?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (i)

Hasse, Johann Adolph (1699-1783) German

Accorete voi pastori [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (d)

Quanto mai felice sieti {from Ezio by by J. A. Hasse? or Tommaso Traetta?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (a)

Haydn, Franz Joseph (1732-1809) German-Austrian

Again the balmy zephyr blows  New NH12-1 (c)

By the side of a stream  New NH12-2 (a)

Come gentle Eve  New NH12-1 (e)

Come Stella  New NH12-2 (g)

Enjoy my love  New NH12-2 (h)

Ev'ning now with purple wings  New NH12-1 (g)

Fair morn appears  New NH12-2 (d)

Forlorn I plough the stormy wave  New NH12-1 (j)

Go drooping flow'r  New NH12-1 (f)

I sit by the mossy fount  New NH12-1 (h)

I told my soft wishes  New NH12-1 (a)

Make there my tomb  New NH12-1 (d)

May, with thee I mean to rove  New NH12-2 (e)

No time no change  New NH12-1 (b)

O ye in youth and beauty's pride  New NH12-1 (k)

Oh! Hope  New NH12-2 (f)

Rouz'd early by the cheerful horn  New NH12-2 (l)

Sweet airt warbler who dost bring  New NH12-2 (c)

The sweet rosy morning (the celebrated La Chasse)  New NH12-1 (i)

Teach me, Chloe  New NH12-2 (b)

'Tis she I adore  New NH12-2 (k)

Together let us stray thro' the grove [for 2 voices]  New NH12-1 (l)

While from my looks fair nymph you guess  New NH12-2 (j)

While she sleeps with pleasing themes  New NH12-2 (i)

Hudson, Robert (1732-1815) English

Go, happy soul [epitaph on the gravestone of Dr Willm. Child]  New NH75-12 (b)

I

Isola, Gaetano (1761-1812) Italian

Cara pace dove sei? (La conquista del vello d'oro} [arietta]  New NH11 (b)

J

Jürgens, A (19th c.) German

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

K

Knight, Joseph Philip (1812-1887) English

Far away [song]  New NH06 (5)

Kreutzer, Conradin (1780-1849) German

[Song with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

Kücken, Friedrich Wilhelm (1810-1882) German

[Duet with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

L

Lorenz, Oswald (1806-1889) German

[Song with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

M

Mancini, Francesco (1672-1737) Italian

All'ombre alle catene {from L'Idaspe fedele by Francesco Mancini?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (h)

Marschner, Adolf Eduard (1819-1853) German

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

Martín y Soler, Vicente   (1754-1806) Spanish

Twelve Italian rounds in the manner of English catches  New NH75-12 (c)

'Meyerbeer, Giacomo' (Jakob Liebmann Beer) (1791-1864) German

Il piacer la gioia scenda {from Meyerbeer's Semiramide?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (f)

Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791) Austrian

[Song with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

O

Otto, F (19th c.) German

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

P

Pergolesi, Giovanni Battista (Giambattista) (1710-1736) Italian

Sentirsi il petto accendere {from Pergolesi's Gismondo?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (l)

Piccinni, Niccolò (1728-1800) Italian

Pastorella, io giurirei {from Piccinni's Zenobia?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (b)

Pleyel, Ignace (1757-1831) Austrian

Addio mia vita, addio [duet]  New NH11 (c)

R

Reissiger, Carl Gottlieb (1798-1859) German

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

Ridderstolpe, Caroline Johanna Lovisa (1793-1878) Swedish

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

Rouget de Lisle, Claude Joseph (1760-1836) French

[La Marseillaise with chorus for 4 voices] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

Rousseau, Jean-Jacques (1712-1778) Swiss

[Song with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

S

Spohr, Louis (Ludwig) (1784-1859) German

[Song with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

T

Traetta, Tommaso Michele Francesco Saverio (1727-1779) Italian

Quanto mai felice sieti {from Ezio by by J. A. Hasse? or Tommaso Traetta?} [canzonet] / Johann Adolph Hasse  New NH16-2 (a)

Son Regina e sono amante {from Traetta's Didone abbandonata?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (j)

Truhn, Friedrich Hieronymus (1811-1886) German

[Songs with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)}  New NH01

W

Warren-Horne, Edmund Thomas (c1730-1794) English

Awake my muse  New NH12-4 (a)

By Mason's Art  New NH12-4 (b)

Concord is conquered  New NH12-4 (c)

Farewell to old England thy white Cliffs, Adieu [song] / Thomas Arne  New NH11 (a)

Gentle Air  New NH12-4 (d)

Ha! See yon pretty Milliner  New NH12-4 (e)

I'm a Toper  New NH12-4 (f)

Keep off coy Daphne  New NH12-4 (g)

O Lord show us  New NH12-4 (h)

Oh fie! oh John  New NH12-4 (j)

Once a quarrel  New NH12-4 (i)

Sigh no more Ladies  New NH12-4 (k)

Sweet is the soft  New NH12-4 (l)

Swiftly from the mountain  New NH12-4 (m)

To Elliot's health  New NH12-4 (o)

To wipe the tear  New NH12-4 (n)

We'll drink t'other glass  New NH12-4 (r)

When Delia strike the trembling Lyre  New NH12-4 (p)

Whence comes my love  New NH12-4 (s)

Where e're thy Navy  New NH12-4 (q)

Webbe, Samuel Sr (1740-1816) English

Let the smiles of youth appearing  New NH75-13 (a)

Let the smiles of youth  New NH75-12 (d)

Non fidi al mar che freme [prize glee 1790]  New NH75-5 (a)

Swiftly fly from the mountains brown [prize glee 1788]  New NH75-12 (a)

Thy voice, O Harmony  New NH75-13 (b)

*

XREF N/A

Accorete voi pastori [canzonet] / Johann Adolph Hasse  New NH16-2 (d)

Addio mia vita, addio [duet] / Ignaz Pleyel  New NH11 (c)

Again the balmy zephyr blows / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (c)

Ah hills beloved / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (a)

Alloa House [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (25)

All'ombre alle catene {from L'Idaspe fedele by Francesco Mancini?} [canzonet] / Francesco Mancini  New NH16-2 (h)

Arde per me, fedele Serba {from Galuppi's Didone abbandonata?} [canzonet] / Baldassare Galuppi  New NH16-2 (c)

Awake my muse / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (a)

The Banks of Forth [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (3)

Bella consola in tanto {from Il Triunfo della Continenza by 'S.M.B.' ?} [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (g)

The bonniest lass in a' the world [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (20)

Bonny Jean [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (22)

Bulk ye, Bulk ye [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (18)

By Mason's Art / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (b)

By the riverside [song]  New NH06 (11)

By the side of a stream / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (a)

Call the waiter [catch] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (b)

Cara pace dove sei? (La conquista del vello d'oro} [arietta] / Gaetano Isola  New NH11 (b)

Cara vale ingenio praestans / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (b)

Chevy Chase [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (26)

Child among the flowers [song]  New NH06 (2)

Come again my love / Michael East  New NH75-5 (d)

Come Delia [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (a)

Come gentle Eve / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (e)

Come Stella / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (g)

Concord is conquered / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (c)

Crown'd with Roses [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (c)

The death-bed [song]  New NH06 (4)

[Duet with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)} / Friedrich Wilhelm Kücken  New NH01

Dumbarton's drums [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (5)

E non vuoi lasciarmi in pace / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (c)

Enjoy my love / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (h)

Etrick banks [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (6)

Ev'ning now with purple wings / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (g)

Fair morn appears / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (d)

Far away [song] / Joseph Philip Knight  New NH06 (5)

Farewell to old England thy white Cliffs, Adieu [song] / Thomas Arne  New NH11 (a)

Fill, fill your glasses, banish grief / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (d)

Fly ye moments [a favorite Duett composed by CB]  New NH75-5 (c)

Forgive blest shade [glee (epitaph)] / J W Callcott  New NH11 (e)

Forlorn I plough the stormy wave / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (j)

Gallowshiels [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (1)

Gentle Air / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (d)

Go drooping flow'r / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (f)

Go, happy soul [epitaph on the gravestone of Dr Willm. Child] / Robert Hudson  New NH75-12 (b)

Go tuneful Bird that glad'st the skies / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (e)

Ha! See yon pretty Milliner / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (e)

Here awa', there awa' [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (8)

Here rests his head upon the lap of Earth / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (f)

The highland laddie [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (17)

I sit by the mossy fount / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (h)

I told my soft wishes / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (a)

I wish my Love were in a mire [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (4)

I'm a Toper / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (f)

In Paraclete's sequestred Cell the wither'd Laurel hangs on high / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (g)

Infelice, o pastorella [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (k)

John Hay's bonny lassie [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (19)

Just as I am [song]  New NH06 (8)

Keep off coy Daphne / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (g)

Launch thy bark [song]  New NH06 (1)

Let the smiles of youth / Samuel Webbe Sr  New NH75-12 (d)

Let the smiles of youth appearing / Samuel Webbe Sr  New NH75-13 (a)

Lochaber [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (12)

The lost way [song]  New NH06 (9)

Love is the cause of my mourning [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (7)

Make there my tomb / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (d)

[La Marseillaise with chorus for 4 voices] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)} / Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle  New NH01

Mary Scot [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (16)

May, with thee I mean to rove / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (e)

Miserere / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (h)

My deary, if thou die [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (11)

My nanny-O [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (14)

My song hath closed [song]  New NH06 (12)

Nearer, my God, to thee [song]  New NH06 (3)

Never miss your turn [catch] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (e)

No time no change / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (b)

Non fidi al mar che freme [prize glee 1790] / Samuel Webbe Sr  New NH75-5 (a)

Now the Woodland [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (d)

O let the merry peal [catch] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (f)

O Lord show us / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (h)

O Lord spare thy servant [canon] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (h)

O once I took pleasure [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (g)

O ye in youth and beauty's pride / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (k)

Oh fie! oh John / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (j)

Oh! Hope / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (f)

Oh! Weep for those [song]  New NH06 (7)

Once a quarrel / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (i)

Out of the Deep have I cried unto thee O Lord / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (i)

The passing soul [song]  New NH06 (10)

Pastorella, io giurirei {from Piccinni's Zenobia?} [canzonet] / Niccolò Piccinni  New NH16-2 (b)

Il piacer la gioia scenda {from Meyerbeer's Semiramide?} [canzonet] / Giacomo Meyerbeer  New NH16-2 (f)

Pinky House [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (24)

Polwart on the green [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (2)

Praise the Lord [canon] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (j)

Push about the flowing brimmer [catch] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (i)

Quanto mai felice sieti {from Ezio by by J. A. Hasse? or Tommaso Traetta?} [canzonet] / Johann Adolph Hasse  New NH16-2 (a)

Queen of the Song [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (k)

Rosline Castle [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (23)

Rouz'd early by the cheerful horn / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (l)

Sacred Power [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (n)

Sae merry as we ha'e been [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (9)

Saw ye nae my Peggy [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (21)

Se mi rivalgo al prato {from Handel's Orlando?} [canzonet] / George Frideric Handel  New NH16-2 (i)

Sentirsi il petto accendere {from Pergolesi's Gismondo?} [canzonet] / Giambattista Pergolesi  New NH16-2 (l)

Sigh no more Ladies / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (k)

Sing we merrily [canon] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (o)

S'io bramo mio tesoro [canzonet]  New NH16-2 (e)

Sir John was dress'd and out by noon / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (j)

Sleep, soft fair form, await th'Almighty's will / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (k)

Sleep, soft fair form [glee] / J W Callcott  New NH11 (d)

Soft as the balm [round] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (p)

Son Regina e sono amante {from Traetta's Didone abbandonata?} [canzonet] / Tommaso Traetta  New NH16-2 (j)

[Song with piano accompaniment] {Arion, Bd 10 (Heft 55-60)} / Oswald Lorenz  New NH01

Spring's dewy hand on this fair Summit / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (l)

Stray not to those distant scenes / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (m)

Sweet airt warbler who dost bring / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (c)

Sweet day, so cool [song]  New NH06 (6)

Sweet is the soft / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (l)

Sweet Minstrel [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (l)

Sweet Muse who lov'st [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (m)

The sweet rosy morning (the celebrated La Chasse) / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (i)

Swiftly fly from the mountains brown [prize glee 1788] / Samuel Webbe Sr  New NH75-12 (a)

Swiftly from the mountain / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (m)

Teach me, Chloe / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (b)

The Minutes, the Hours, the Days and the Years / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (n)

There's a difference [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (s)

Thro' the wood, laddie [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (13)

Thy breath as fragrant [glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (r)

Thy voice, O Harmony / Samuel Webbe Sr  New NH75-13 (b)

'Tis on earth / William Boyce  New NH75-5 (b)

'Tis she I adore / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (k)

To Elliot's health / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (o)

To wipe the tear / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (n)

Together let us stray thro' the grove [for 2 voices] / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-1 (l)

Turn, O turn thee [ glee] / John Danby  New NH10-3 (q)

Twelve Italian rounds in the manner of English catches / Vicente Martín y Soler  New NH75-12 (c)

Vostra Moglie fu baciata / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (o)

Waly, waly [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (10)

We'll drink t'other glass / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (r)

[The Tomb of Shakespear] What time the jocund rosy bosom'd hours / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (p)

When Arthur first in Court began to wear long hanging sleeves / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (q)

When Delia strike the trembling Lyre / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (p)

When Delia to yon verdant bank [words by?G. Smith?Esqr.] / J H Burgess  New NH75-13 (c)

Whence comes my love / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (s)

Where e're thy Navy / Thomas Warren  New NH12-4 (q)

While from my looks fair nymph you guess / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (j)

While she sleeps with pleasing themes / Joseph Haydn  New NH12-2 (i)

Ye distant Spires, ye antique Tow'rs / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (r)

Ye little loves that round her wait / J W Callcott  New NH15-2 (s)

Young Philander [song] / Robert Bremner  New NH29-2 (15)