Six Sonatas | For | Two Violins, Two Hautboys | OR | Two German Flutes, & a Violoncello | First Published at Amsterdam 1731 | Composed by | G.F. Handel [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
pp.3-44;45-60 - Score only
1. In b minor: Andante; Allegro ma non troppo; Largo; Allegro 2. In g minor: Andante; Allegro; Largo; Allegro 3. In B flat: Andante; Allegro; Larghetto; Allegro 4. In F major: Larghetto; Allegro; Adagio; Allegro; Allegro 5. In g minor: Larghetto; Allegro; Adagio; Allegro 6. In g minor: Andante; Allegro; Arioso; Allegro
Issued as nos. 47-48 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797
Seven Sonatas | or | Trios | For Two Violins or Two German Flutes | And a | Violoncello | Composed & Published in the Year 1739 | By | G.F. Handel [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
pp.3-32;33-59 - Score only
1. In A Major: Andante; Allegro; Larghetto; Allegro: Gavotte 2. In D Major: Adagio; Allegro; Musette/Andante; Allegro; Musette/Andante; March; Gavotte 3. In e minor: Andante Larghetto; Allegro; Sarabande/Largo assae(sic); Allemande/Andante Allegro; Rondo; Gavott/Allegro 4. In G Major: Allegro; A tempo Ordinario; Allegro non Presto; Passacaille; Gigue Presto; Menuet/Allegro Moderato 5. In g minor: Largo; Come alia breve; Larghetto; A tempo Guisto; Aire/Andante Allegro; Bourre 6. In F Major: Largo; Allegro; Adagio; Allegro; Menuetto/Allegro Moderato 7. In B flat: Larghetto; Allegro ma non presto; Adagio; Allegro; Gavott/Allegro; Minuet/Andante Allegro
Issued as nos. 48-49 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797
The Celebrated | Water Musick | In Score | Composed in the Year 1716 | By | G.F. Handel [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
pp.3-40;41-56 - Score only
a. Overture (in F); [undesignated slow; quick] pp.3-9 b. Adagio e Staccato (in d minor) pp.10-11 c. [Minuet] (in F major) pp.12-18 d. Andante (in d minor) pp.19-20 e. 3 Fois [Minuet] (In F major) pp.21-23 f. Air. 3 Fois (In F major) pp.24/5 g. 3 Fois [Minuet] (In F major) pp.25-28 h. Boure, 3 Times. (In F major) p.29 i. Hornpipe. (In F major) p.29 j. [Undesignated. Allegro?] (In d minor) pp.30-34 k. [Undesignated. Allegro?] (In D major) pp.35-39 l. [Hornpipe] (In D major) pp.39-44 m. [Minuet] (In G major) p.45 n. Aria (In G major) pp.46/7 o. Lentement (In D major) pp.47-9 p. [Alla Breve] (In D major) pp.49-50 q. Menuet (In g minor) p.50 r. [Minuet] (In g minor) p.51 s. [Undesignated. Moderato?] (In g minor) p.51 t. [Undesignated. Moderato?] (In G major) p.52 u. Coro (In D major) pp.52-3
Issued as nos. 23-24 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797. List of subscribers pp.55-6
The Musick | for the | Royal Fireworks | Performed in the Year 1749 | Composed by | G.F. Handel [1788] [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
pp.1-20 - Score only
a. Overture (In D major) pp.1-4 b. Allegro (In D major) pp.5-14 c. Lentement (In D major) p.15 d. Bouree (In d minor) p.15 e. Largo alia Siciliana (in D major) p.16 f. Allegro (In D major) pp.17-19
Issued as no. 24 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797
The Music | in the | Alchymist, | Composed by | G.F. Handel [c1790?] [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
pp.1-8 (p.3 loose) - Score only
a. Overture (In B flat) Largo; Allegro pp.1-2 b. [Alla breve] (In B flat) p.3 c. Minuet (In B flat) p.4 d. Sarabande (In B flat) pp.4/5 e. Boree (In B flat) pp.5/6 f. Aire (In B flat) p.6 g. Minuet (In B flat) p.7 h. Aire (In B flat) pp.7/8 i. Jigg (In B flat) p.8
Issued as no. 64 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797
The | Maid of the Mill | a | Comic Opera | As it is Performed at the Theatre Royal, in Covent Garden. | for the | Voice, Harpsichord, or Violin [c1765] Printed and Sold by R. Bremner, at the Harp and Hautboy, opposite Somerset-House in the Strand of whom may be had This Opera Printed separately for the German Flute and Guittar
pp.1-73 + end matter - Vocal score 'No. 3d' inked at foot of tp.
Also: 'A Catalogue of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Printed by R. Bremner .. '
A pasticcio in 3 acts, with an Overture by the Earl of Kelly. Libretto by Isaac Bickerstaffe, with music by Samuel Arnold and other composers (see Note Br 02/1). Arrangement by the publisher?
Midas | A Comic Opera | As it is Perform'd at the Theatre Royal | In Convent-Garden. | For the Harpsicord, Voice, German Flute, Violin, or Guitar [1764] Printed for I. Walsh in Catharine Street in the Strand
Vocal score
pp.2-67 Inked cues, extra repeats and other marks throughout – apparently in two different hands – suggesting use for performance. The cues appear to be of some now missing dialogue
Also: Foot of Contents page: 'New Music Just Publish'd by I Walsh Bach's 6 Opera Overtures' - 4 columns, at foot of each: 1. Handel's 65 Overtures in 8 Parts & in 4 Parts, 2. Dr. Boyce's 12 Sonatas, 3. Jomellis Sonatas, 4. Gui. St. Martini's Solos. 3 Sets.'
The | Duenna | or | Double Elopement | a | Comic-Opera | As performed at the Theatre Royal in Covent Garden, | for the | Voice, Harpsichord, or Violin [1775] Printed for C. and S. Thompson, 75 St. Pauls Church Yard
Vocal score
pp.2-60
In three acts. Libretto by Richard Sheridan, with music by Thomas Linley Sr. and Jr.
The Songs &c | in The | Deserter | A Musical Drama. | as Perform'd with universal applause, at the | Theatre Royal in Drury Lane | Composed by Messrs. | Monsigny, Philidor & C. Dibdin [1773] Printed for John Johnston, near Exeter Change Strand; & Longman, Lukey, & Co. No. 26 Cheapside
pp.1-42 - Vocal score
An English adaptation by Charles Dibdin the Elder of M.J. Sedaine's French libretto for 'Le Déserteur' by Monsigny, with new music by Dibdin and two airs by F.A. Philidor.
The | Recitatives Airs Duet Trio and Chorus | in | Buxom Joan | a New | Burletta | now performing with great applause | at the Theatre Royal in the Hay Market | Composed by | R. Taylor | Organist of Chelmsford [1778] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside
Brodie Br 04 [BRODIE HOUSE] BEGGARS OPERA FOR GUITAR | BEGGARS OPERA FOR GERM. FLUTE | GENTLE SHEPHERD FOR GUITAR LOVE IN A VILLAGE FOR GUITAR | ARTAXERXES FOR GERM. FLUTE | MAID OF THE MILL FOR GUITAR Oblong vol.24 x 16.7 cm. 'Brodie House' inked inside front cover. Flute and guitar arrangements of operas with some songs
The | Tunes | in the | Beggar's Opera | Adapted for the | Guitar | or | Common Flute [c1775] Printed & Sold by R. Bremner, at his Music Shop in the Strand
'N.B. Where Chords are, the highest Note is for the Flute' (t.p.)
pp.2-18 - Vocal score 'No 9' on t.p.
Ballad opera in 3 acts. Music by J. C. Pepusch, arrangement by Robert Bremner?
The | Beggar's Opera | adapted for the | German Flute, Violin, | or | Guitar Printed and Sold by Longman Lukey and Co. No. 26 Cheapside [Pub. Longman & Broderip c1790]
The | Songs in the Gentle Shepherd. | Adapted for the | Guitar.| by | Robert Bremner [1759/1781] [Printed for and] Sold by R. Bremner Opposite Somerset House in the Strand
pp.1-17 - Vocal score
Original version composed and arranged by Thomas Linley Sr. See Note Br 04/3 for contents and further information.
The Airs with all the Simphonies and | Compleat Overture | in the Comic Opera of | Love in a Village | correctly transposed for the | Guitar [1770] Printed and Sold by Longman, Lukey & Co. No. 26 Cheapside :: Pr. 1/6
pp.1-30
Composed and arranged by Thomas Arne from a libretto by Isaac Bickerstaffe, with borrowings from numerous other composers
The Airs | in the Opera of | Artaxerxes | Set for the | German-Flute, Violin & Guittar [1762] Printed for Henry Thorowood at the Violin and Guitar under the North Piazza of the Royal Exchange :: :: Sold at Longman & Cos. Music Shop No. 26 Cheapside
Vocal score
pp.1-32
An 'opera seria' in 3 acts composed by Thomas Arne (after Metastasio)
The | Maid of the Mill | a | Comic Opera | Adapted for the | Guittar [c1765] Printed for R. Bremner, opposite Somerset House in the Strand :: 1/6 inked on t.p.
See also the Keyboard/Violin arrangement at Brodie Br 02/1
pp.1-[30] - Vocal score
A pasticcio in 3 acts, with an Overture by the Earl of Kelly. Libretto (not present in this arrangement) by Isaac Bickerstaffe, with music by Samuel Arnold and other composers (see Note Br 02/1). Arrangement by the publisher?
Brodie Br 05 [BRODIE HOUSE] THE PADLOCK | THE DESERTER | THE SYLPHS | THE GOLDEN PIPPIN | THE INSTITUTION OF THE GARTER | FOR THE GUITAR Oblong vol. 24 x 16.3 cm. 'Brodie House' inked inside front cover. The volume has been close cropped at the top deleting some of the titles [Music arranged for guitar]
The | Songs | in the Comic Opera of the | Padlock | adapted for the | Guittar [c1768] Printed for and Sold by John Johnston at No. 11 York Street Covent Garden
pp.1-[20] - Vocal score
A two-act 'afterpiece' opera by Charles Dibdin to a libretto by Isaac Bickerstaffe, first performed in 1768
The Overture Songs &c | in the | Deserter | A Musical Drama as Perform'd with universal applause | at the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane | Composed By | Monsigny, Philidor & Dibdin | adapted with the Words for the | Guitar [1773] Printed for John Johnston near Exeter Change Strand & Longman Lukey and Co. No. 26 Cheapside
The Sylphs or | Harlequin's Gambols, | as it is perform'd at the | Theatre Royal Covent Garden: | with the Words adapted for | 1 and 2 Guitars | Composed by A. Fisher [1774] Printed for Longman Lukey & Co. No. 26 Cheapside
The | Golden Pippin | an | English Burletta, | as perform'd at | Covent Garden Theatre; | Adapted with the Words for the | Guitar [1773-75] Printed for Longman, Lukey, and Co. No. 26 Cheapside & John Johnston near Exeter Change Strand
N.B. The Overture (pp. i-viii) is arranged for two performers marked Primo and Secondo - ie two flutes, or flute and guitar?
pp.i-viii,1-27 - Vocal score
By Kane O'Hara with an overture by J. A. Fisher 1773
The | Institution of the Garter, | or | Arthurs Round Table Restored, | Complete Overture, Songs, Duets, Trios, Chorusses, Marches, &c. | as performed at the | Theatre Royal in Drury Lane | adapted with the Words for the | German Flute, Violin, or Hautboy. | Composed by | C. Dibdin [c1771] Printed for Longman Lukey and Co. No. 26 Cheapside :: Pr. 1/6
Anthem, | In Score, | Composed at Cannons, | For his Grace the | Duke of Chandos | Between the Year's 1718 & 1720. | By | G.F. Handel [nos. 1-6] [c1790] [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
1 score (42,32,52,39,59,31 p.)
Anthem I: I will magnify Thee O God my King Anthem II: Let God Arise [Version in A major] Anthem III: Let God arise [Version in B flat, with new opening Sinfonia] Anthem IV: Have mercy upon me O God Anthem V: O Come let us Sing unto the Lord Anthem VI: O Sing unto the Lord a new song Also: Includes a subscribers list before Anthem II and contents list following each anthem
Issued as nos. 72-77 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797
Anthem, | In Score, | Composed at Cannons, | For his Grace the | Duke of Chandos | Between the Year's 1718 & 1720. | By | G.F. Handel [nos. 7-12] [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
1 score (47,40,66,48,60,30 p.)
Anthem VII: My Song shall be always Anthem VIII: As pants the Hart for cooling streams Anthem IX: The Lord is my light Anthem X: In the Lord put I my Trust Anthem XI: O Praise the Lord with one consent Anthem XII: O Praise the Lord ye angels of his Also: Includes a contents list following each anthem
Issued as nos. 78-83 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797
Brodie Br 09 [BRODIE HOUSE] CHOICE OF HERCULES | ODE FOR Q. ANN | ALCIDES 'ALCIDES' added in ink '3/109' 'Brodie House' inked inside front cover. 34.8 x 25 cm.
The | Choice | of | Hercules, | In Score; | Composed in the Year, 1745. | By | G.F. Handel [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
pp.3-48; 49-79 + Contents p.80
Issued as nos. 55-56 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797 Partial libretto by Thomas Morell
Alcides, | An English Opera | In Score, | Composed by | G.F. Handel [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.] :: :: 'Skarratt Sculp.' (foot of p.3)
pp.3-44; 45-79 + Contents p.80
Issued as nos. 84-85 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797 (see Note Br 09/2). Partial libretto by Thomas Morell
An Ode | Or | Serenata | For the Birth Day of | Queen Ann | Composed in the Year 1713 | By | G.F. Handel [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
pp.3-43 + Contents p.44
Issued as no. 54 of Arnold's collected edition, 1787-1797. Libretto by Ambrose Philips
Samson, | A Sacred | Oratorio | in Score; | The Words taken from Milton, | The Musick Composed in the Year 1742, | by | G.F. Handel [c1800] [London, Printed for the Editor and sold by Longman and Co.]
Part First | of the | Complete Repository | of | Original Scots Slow | Strathspeys and Dances | (the Dances arranged as Medleys,) for the | Harp, | or | Piano-forte, Violin and Violoncello &c. | Humbly Dedicated to Her Grace the | Duchess of Gordon | by | Niel Gow & Son's | Third Edition corrected & improved by Nath. Gow [c1830] Edinburgh Printed and Sold by Robt. Purdie at his Music and Musical Instrument Warehouse No. 70 Princes Str. Where may be had all Gows Reels :: :: Engraved by Walker & Anderson. :: 8/-
Part Second | of the | Complete Repository | of | Original Scots Tunes | Strathspeys Jigs and Dances | (The Dances arranged as Medleys in their respective Keys,) | for the | Harp, | or | Piano-forte Violin and Violoncello &c. | Humbly Dedicated to Her Grace the | Duchess of Buccleugh | by | Niel Gow & Sons. | Third Edition corrected | & improved by Nath. Gow [1830] Edinburgh Printed & Sold by Robt. Purdie at his Music & Musical Instrument Warehouse No. 70 Princes Street :: :: Engraved by Walker & Anderson. :: 8/-
Part Third | of the | Complete Repository | of | Original Scots Slow | Strathspeys & Dances, | (the Dances arranged as Medleys) for the | Harp or Piano-Forte | Violin & Violoncello &c. | Humbly Dedicated to the Right Honble. the | Countess of Loudoun & Moira | By | Niel Gow & Son's | Third Edition corrected | & improved by Nath. Gow [c1825] Edinburgh Printed & Sold by Robt. Purdie at his Music and Musical Edinburgh Instrument Warehouse No. 70 Princes Street :: :: Engraved by Walker & Anderson. :: 8/-
Part Fourth | of The | Complete Repository | of | Original Scots Slow | Strathspeys and Dances | (The Dances Arranged as Medleys,) | For The | Harp, Piano Forte, Violin and Violoncello &c. | Respectfully Dedicated to the Nobility and Gentry | of | Scotland | by | Niel Gow & Sons [c1820] Edinburgh, Published for the Proprietors, to be had of Nath. Gow 2 South Hanover Street, & John Gow 30 Great Marlbro' Street, London :: :: Written and Engraved by Walker & Anderson High Street, Edinburgh :: 8/-
A | Select Collection of | Original Dances | Waltzes, Marches, Minuets & | Airs | Respectfully Dedicated to the | Most Noble | The | Marchioness of Queensberry | Many of which are Composed, and the whole Arranged for the | Piano Forte and Harp | By | Nath. Gow [c1815?] Edinburgh Printed and Sold by Penson Roberston & Co. Music Saloon 47 Princes Street, (Where may be had all Gows works) :: :: [Also sold by] Logiers Music Saloon Sackville St. Dublin, And by Clementi & Co. 26 Cheapside, London, (And of John Gow No. 30 Great Marlborough St. London) :: Price 8/-
pp.1-36 + end matter
Also: End: 'Catalogue. Of Vocal & Instrumental Music Printed & Sold by Penson Robertson & Co. Music Saloon 47 Princes Street Edinburgh. And J.B. Logier Music Saloon Sackville St. Dublin.' (2pp.) Hand written 'Index to the last Book of Dances &c.'
First Collection | of | Niel Gow's Reels | 3rd. Edition | with Considerable Additions and Valuable alterations | Dedicated to Her Grace the | Duchess of Athole | By | Neil Gow & Sons [c1830] Edinburgh Printed & Sold by Robt. Purdie at his Music & Musical Instrument Warehouse 70 Princes St. where may be had new editions of all Gow & Sons Reels :: :: Walker and Anderson Engravers and Printers Edr. :: Price 7/6
Second Collection | of | Niel Gow's Reels | 3rd. Edition | Dedicated to the | Noblemen and Gentlemen | of the | Caledonian Hunt | Carefully Corrected & Improved | by | Neil Gow & Sons [c1805] Edinburgh Printed and Sold by Robt. Purdie at his Music & Musical Instrument Ware House, 70 Princes Str. :: Price 7/6
Third Collection | of | Niel Gow's Reels | 3rd. Edition | Dedicated to the Most Noble | Marchioness of Tweeddale | with | Six New Tunes Added | Composed | & | Corrected | by Nath. Gow [c1830] Edinburgh Printed & Sold by Robert. Purdie at his Music & Musical Instrument Warehouse, 70 Princes St :: :: Walker & Anderson Engravers & Printers Edr. :: Price 8/.
Fourth | Collection, | of | Strathspeys & Dances, | For the | Harp | Piano Forte Violin & Violoncello | Dedicated to the Right Honorable the | Earl of Eglintoun | by | Niel Gow & Sons. | Second edition | Improved and New Tunes added | By | Nath. Gow [c1830] Edinburgh Printed and Sold by Robt. Purdie at his Music & Musical Instrument Ware House. 70 Princes St. :: :: Engraved by Walker and Anderson. :: Price 8/-
Fifth | Collection of Strathspeys, Reels &c. | For the | Piano Forte, Harp, Violin & Violoncello | Dedicated to the Right Honorable the | Countess of Dalhousie | by | Niel Gow & Son's | Third Edition, corrected & improved by Nath. Gow [c1830] Edinburgh Printed and Sold by Robt. Purdie Music Seller. 70 Princes Street :: :: Engraved by Walker & Anderson Edinr. :: 8/-
Waterloo Medley | Composed by | Nath. Gow. | To which are added the favorite tunes, | Composed by Him | For the Queens Assembly held in Geo. Street Rooms, Friday the 19th. Jany. 1816 [c1816?] Edinr. Printed & Sold by Penson Robertson & Co. at their Music Saloon 47 Princes Street; [also] Logiers Music Saloon Sackvile Street Dublin [&] John Gow 30 Great Marlboro Street Golden Square London :: :: Engraved by Walker & Anderson :: Price 1/6
pp.[1]-3
Also: [John Gow:] 'Where may be had Just Published Beethovens Second Set of Waltzes, arranged by W. Penson, Lendleys Favorite varied for the Piano Forte by A. Robertson'
No. 1. | Lady Ann Montagu Scot, | a Medley. | Composed by | Nath. Gow. | To which are added the Favorite Dances of | 1814 | as Perform'd at his | Annual Ball | In George Street Assembly Rooms the 8th. March [1814?] Edinburgh Printed & Sold by Robert Purdie at his Music and Musical Instrument Ware House No. 71 Princes Street. :: Price 1/6
The King shall Enjoy His Own Again, | And Bony's Finale; | To Which are added | Three favorite Tunes appropriate to this most | Glorious Occasion, | Arranged for the | Piano Forte, by Nath: Gow. | Second Edition Edinburgh Printed & Sold by Penson, Robertson & Co. at their Music Saloon No. 47 Princes Street :: :: And to be had at J.B. Logier's Music Saloon Sackville Street Dublin. :: Price 1/6
No. 2 | Lady Hunter Blairis | Reel and Waltz | A Medley | Composed by | Nath. Gow. | To which are added Six Favorite Dances of | 1815 | All as performed at his annual Ball in George Street Assembly Rooms the 14th. March [1815?] Edinburgh Printed & Sold by Robt. Purdie at his Music and Musical Instrument Warehouse No. 70 Princes St. :: Price 1/6
pp.[1]-3
Note on p.3: 'This Old Reel suits well as a Medley with the Gallant Hope. & N.G.could not help availing himself of it as the Guns of the Castle were firing in honour of the Ratification of the American Treaty at the moment he was finishing this publication March 17th.'
Mr. Frank Walker's | Strathspey | Composed by | Nath. Gow | To which is added Four Favourite Dances &c. [c1800?] Edinburgh Printed and [Sold] by Penson Robertson & Co. at their Music Saloon 47 Princes Street. And at J.B. Logier's Music Saloon Sackville Street Dublin :: :: J. Johnson Sculpt.
The Mad (or Poor) Boy | From the Original as Sung by him in the Streets of Edinburgh | And Made as under by | Nath. Gow [c1800?
] Edinburgh Printed & Sold by Penson Robertson & Co. at their Music Saloon 47 Princes Street :: :: And [sold] at J.B. Logier's Music Music[!] Saloon Sackville Street Dublin Where may be had the Greatest Variety of Music and Musical Instruments at the London Prices. :: Price 1/
Shantruse | Consisting of Five Favorite Airs as Danced by | Mr. Jenkins's Scholars | Dedicated by Permission | To Her Royal Highness | Princess Charlotte of Wales | Some of which are Composed and the whole arranged for the Piano Forte by | Nath. Gow Edinburgh Printed and Sold by Gow & Shepherd Music Sellers No. 16 Princes Street :: :: To be had of John Gow No. 31 Carnaby Street London. :: Pr. 1/
Niel Gow's Recovery | A Favorite Strathspey | Composed by | Himself | with | Lady Montgomery's Reel the Argyle Bowling Green, & other favorite Tunes | as Danced at the Edinr. Assembly Rooms Georges Str. [1807] Edinburgh Printed and Sold by Penson Robertson & Co. at their Music Saloon 47 Princes Street. And to be had at Logier's Music Saloon Sackville Street Dublin
The | Overture, Songs, & Duetts, | In the Pastoral Opera | of the | Gentle Shepherd, | as Performed at the | Theatre Royal in Drury Lane [1781] Printed for S. A. & P. Thompson No. 75 St Pauls Church Yard :: Price 5s
Keyboards
pp.2-25 Watermark 'RG'? on some pages
Also: Four-page ‘Catalogue of Music Printed and Sold by Samuel, Ann, and Peter Thompson.'
Music by T. Linley Jr, with words arr. from A. Ramsay's pastoral comedy by R. Tickell
Six | Italian Canzonets, | with an Accompaniment | for the | Piano-Forte or Harp, | composed by | Sigr. Cipolla | Op. ii [c1795] Printed for the Author by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket :: Price 6s
pp.1-19 - Keyboard with Voice Sig. Cipolla on t.p.
a. Il Solitario: 'Selve ombrose o pache grotte'. Largo, F major C b. Il Messaggio: 'Soavi Zeffiretti'. Andantino, B flat major, 6/8 c. La Scaltra: 'Come l'astuto passere'. Un poco Andante, G major, 3/4 d. Il Funerale: 'Spargiam viole e rose'. Andante, E flat major, 6/8 e. Il Disinganno: 'Si dice che amore affanno'. Presto, g minor, 3/4 f. Invito alla Campagna: 'Dalla città fuggite'. Maestoso, C major, C
[A | Select Collection | of the | Most Admired Songs, Duetts, &c. | From Operas in the highest esteem .. with Several Improvements .. By Domenico Corri -- Vol. 4?] [c1800?] [Edinburgh: Printed for John Corri and Charles Elliot?]
Printed volume without cover, title page or plate nos. Subscription list (2 pp.) with a definite bent towards Aberdeen (55 names) and Durham (23). Appears to be a later edition of Domenico Corri's Select collection of the most admired songs, duets &c originally printed c.1797 but with the addition of Scottish material and parts for German Flute.
Ma Chère Amie | A favorite Song | Sung by Mr. Incledon at Vauxhall | Written by a Lady, and Set to Music by | Mr. Hook [c1786 ] Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Hay Market :: Price 1s.
pp.1-4
pp.1-3 Andantino, B flat, 2/4 Song with acct. for 2 Clarinetts or Oboes., 2 Corni., Violino 1, Violino 2, Tenor, Basso, Piano Forte or Harp p.4 Arr. for German Flute [in C] or Guitar. 3 vv.
The Plough Boy | Sung by Mr. Blanchard in | The Farmer | Written by J. O'Keefe Esqr. | and Set to Music by Wm. Shield [1788] Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Hay Market :: Price 1s.
pp.2-4
pp.2-3 B flat major, alla breve. Voice and keyboard with cues for 'small flute' p.4 Arr. for Guitar or German Flute [in C] 2 vv.
The Village Spire, | a favorite Ballad | The Words by Thos. Vaughan Esqr. | Composed by | Sigr. Giordani [c1799] G. Goulding, 6 St. James Street Covent Garden :: Price 1s
pp.10-12
pp.10-11 Andantino, E flat major, 2/4 4 vv. (2 staves) p.12 Arr. for Guitar, and for German Flute
Queen Mary's | Lamentation ['I sigh and lament me in vain'] | Sung by | Sigr. Tenducci | at the | Pantheon & Mr. Abel's Concerts &c. | the Instrumental Parts | By | Sigr. Giordani [1782] Printed & Sold by T. Preston at his Music Warehouse No. 97 near Beaufort Buildings Strand :: Pr. 1s.
3 pp.
Largo, E flat major, 3/4 'I sigh and lament me in vain.' (Violino 1, Violino 2, Viola, Basso and voice in score.) 3 vv.
Time | a favorite Sonnet | by Laura Maria [ie Mrs Robinson], | the Music | by Pleyel. | adapted by the Composer of Young's Night Thoughts [ie Thomas Billington] [c1790] Printed & Sold by Preston & Son. at their Wholesale Warehouses, 97 Strand :: Pr. 6d
pp.[2-3] Sig. Cath. Brodie at top of page
Andantino, F major, 6/8. 'Piano Forte or Harp' acct. 3 vv.
A Favourite | Medley | For the Light Infantry | By a Soldier, Written at New York Printed by Wm. Napier No. 474 Strand :: Pr. 1sh.
pp.(1)-5
a. 'Soldier, whilst the flowing bowl.' 2vv. b. 'Listen to that swelling note!' c. 'Behold with what ardour the action they press' 2vv. d. 'Mark yon wretch submissive bending' 2vv. e. 'We have shown them'
Oh My Bonny Bonny Adam Bell, | the Celebrated Rondo | as Sung by Mrs. Martyr, at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, | in the comic Opera of the | Noble Peasant [by Thomas Holcroft] Composed by | Wm. Shield [1784] G. Goulding No. 6 James St. Cov[en]t Garden :: Pr. 1s.
pp.2-4
pp.2-3 Allegro, A major, C [Voice and keyboard but 2nd vn. is cued in] p.4 arr. for Guitar now in C ? earlier in A
Poor Orra tink of Yanko dear | A Favourite Song | Sung by | Mrs. Kennedy in the Islanders, | Composed by Mr. Dibdin [1780] Printed for S. A. & P. Thompson No. 75 St. Paul's Church Yard :: price 6d.
pp.2-4 'B[rodie] H[ouse]' on t.p. above composer
pp.2-3 Andante, A major, C. 2 vv. p.4 Arrs. for German Flute (in D) and Guitar (in C - earlier in A)
Mrs. Billington's additional Song [Ah, will no change of clime] | Introduced at the | Theatre Royal Covent Garden | in the Opera of | Inkle and Yarico [by Samuel Arnold] | with the Harp Accompaniment by Mr. Meyer Junr. [c1795] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Hay Market :: Price 1s
pp.1-4
pp.1-3 Andantino, G major, 6/8 (Voice and Harp). p.4 For the Guitar with an Accompaniment in C (earlier in G)
An adaptation of 'Nel cor più non mi sento' from Paisiello's 'La Molinara'
In My Pleasant Native Plains, | The Favourite Roundelay | Sung by | Mrs. Cargill in the Carnival of Venice [by Richard Tickell] | Composed by Mr. Linley [1781] Printed for S. A. & P. Thompson No. 75 St. Paul's Church Yard :: Price 6d.
pp.[1-3] 'Brodie House' inked at top of page
pp.[1-2] Allegro, E major, 2/4 (sung by Marinetta). 2 staves p.[3] Accts. for German Flute (in G) and Guitar (in F - earlier in E)
The Bowmen of Kent, | written and composed by | Mr. Dibdin, | for his Entertainment called | The Quizes, | or | A Trip to Elysium [1793] Printed and Sold by the Author, at his Music Warehouse, No. 411 Strand opposite the Adelphi :: Pr. 1s.
pp.2-4 Sig. C. Dibdin on p. 2
pp. 2-4 Allegretto, E flat major, 6/8. 4vv. 2 staves -- p.4 has arr. for 2 Flutes in G (earlier in E flat)
The Solemn Chaunt | in the Champ de Mars &c. | Sung by Mr. Gray, with universal applause, at | Sadler's Wells | To which is added the same Air for four Voices, and the Chorus | Vive la loi! &c. | The Words by Mr. Lonsdale - The Music Composed by | R. Taylor [c1790] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket :: Price 6d
pp.1-3
Grave, C major, alla breve. [2 staves for p.1 five for pp.2/3]
Piche Cornacchie e nottole | Sung by Sigra. Storace & Sigr. Morelli | in the Opera of | Gli Schiavi per Amore [by Giuseppe Palomba] | Composed by | Sigr. Paesiello [1787] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Hay Market :: Price 2s-6d
pp.[1]-14
Allegretto, F major, 6/8. Score for: 2 corni, 2 oboe, Viol.1o., Viol.2o., Viola and keyboard. Also: Score followed by a 'Catalogue IIII Musical Publications, Printed and Sold by Longman & Broderip, at the Apollo No. 26 Cheapside, & No. 13 Hay Market, London.'
Young Henry | A favourite Song | Sung by Mrs. Martyr, with Universal Applause, at the | Theatre Royal Covent Garden. | Composed by F. Remy [c1780?] Printed & sold by H. Holland Bedford Row & St. James St. Piccadilly :: Price 6d.
pp.2-4
Lively, B flat major, C. 3 vv. 2 staves. p.4: Guittar (in C - earlier in B flat)
Rest beauteous Flow'r, | A Favourite Song, | Sung by | Miss Prudom in the Lord of the Manor, | Composed by Willm. Jackson of Exeter [c1785] Printed & Sold by J. Preston at his Music Warehouse, No. 97 Strand :: price 6d.
pp.2-4
Affettuoso, E major, C p.4 arr for Ger. Flute [in G] and For the Guittar [in F]
The | Celebrated Air & Chorus of Nuns | Composed by Geminiani, | Introduced & Sung by Miss Romanzini, & others | in | The Island of St. Marguerite [Welcome all who sigh with Truth] [1789] Printed & Sold by Preston & Son at their Warehouses 97 Strand & Exeter Change :: Price 6d.
2 pp. Sig. Cath. Brodie in pencil at top of page
Affettuoso, a minor, 3/8 [2 staves first p., 3 second]
A pasticcio, with music adapted by Thomas Shaw to a libretto by John St John
A Collection of | Catches Canons and Glees | for | Three, four, five, six and nine Voices | never before published | Selected by | Thomas Warren [a.1775?] Printed by Welker No. 10 Hay Market :: :: John Phillips Sculpt. :: 10/6
[A Second Collection of | Catches Canons and Glees | for | Three, four, five, six and nine Voices | never before published | Selected by | Thomas Warren] [a.1775?] [Welker No. 10 Hay Market?]
A Fourth collection of | Catches Canons and Glees | for | Three, Four, Five and Eight Voices | Most humbly inscribed to the | Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Catch-Club at | St. Albans Tavern. | by their much Oblig'd | and Devoted Servant | Thos. Warren [c1765] Printed by Longman & Broderip No. 26 Cheapside :: Price 10.6
A Seventh Collection of | Catches Canons and Glees | for three and four | Voices | Most humbly inscribed to the | Noblemen and Gentlemen | of the Catch Club at the | Thatch'd House Tavern St. James's | by their much oblig'd and Devoted Servant | Thos. Warren [c1768?] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside :: Pr. 10s.6d.
An [Eighth] Collection of | Catches, Canons and Glees | for three, four, five and Six | Voices. | Most humbly Inscribed | To the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the | Catch Club | at the Thatch'd House Tavern, St. James's | by their much oblig'd | and devoted Servant | Thos. Warren [c1769?] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside :: Pr 10.6.
A Ninth Collection of | Catches Canons and Glees | for three, four, and five | Voices. | Most humbly inscribed to the | Noblemen and Gentlemen | of the | Catch Club at the | Thatch'd House Tavern St. James's | by their much oblig'd and Devoted Servant | Thos. Warren [c1770] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside :: Pr. 10s.6d.
An [Eleventh] Collection of | Catches, Canons and Glees etc. | for three, four, five and Six | Voices. | Most humbly Inscribed | To the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the | Catch Club. | at the Thatch'd House Tavern, St. James's | by their much oblig'd | and devoted Servant | Thos. Warren [c1772?] Printed by Welcker in Gerrard Street St. Ann's Soho :: [10/6]
A Twelfth Collection of | Catches, Canons and Glees | for thee, four, five and Six Voices. | Most humbly Inscribed | To the Noblemen and Gentlemen of the | Catch Club. | at the Thatch'd House Tavern, St. James's | by their much oblig'd | and devoted Servant | Thos. Warren [c1773?] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside :: '10/6' inked in on t.p.
The | Scots Musical Museum. | Humbly Dedicated to The | Catch Club | Instituted at Edinr. June 1771. | By | James Johnson | Vol. III (nos. 201-300) Edinburgh; James Johnson, Engraver Bells Wynd :: price 6/
pp.209-310
Also: Advertised as being sold in many other shops in Glasgow, Dumfries, Dundee, Aberdeen, Perth, Newcastle, Manchester & London
100 Scottish songs, selected and edited by James Johnson and Robert Burns. Preface dated Feb. 2nd 1790
Masterpieces of Music | Mozart | by | Sir Frederick Cowen | Mus.Doc., F.R.A.M. [1912] London & Edinburgh T.C. & E.C. Jack New York. Frederick A. Stokes Co.
pp.[7]-63
Songs a. The Page's Song (Figaro) b. The Violet c. Stolen Love (Figaro) Pianoforte Solos d. Allegro, from Sonata in F, No. 9 e. Adagio, from Sonata in F, No. 7 f. Allegretto, from Sonata in F, No. 3 g. Rondo Alla Turca, from Sonata in A, No. 6 h. Menuet, from Symphony in E flat
Brodie Br 27 BRODIE HOUSE 30.4 x 23.5 cm. Volume of manuscript - mostly song. Inside front cover 'J.A.C.B.' ; On back flyleaf:: 'Katherine Jane Anne Brodie'
[Miscellaneous MS collection : See Note Br27 for a list of contents]
Brodie Br 28 [Keyboard music with songs, duets etc.] Bound volume without title. Inside front cover '1796'. On first flyleaf: 'A Fanny Briod | Donné par Madam Leith a Harrow | le 17 Juillet 1826'. 34 x 25.5 cm.
[Three Sonatas for the Piano-Forte or Harpsichord with an Accompaniment for a Violin, Composed by F. Kotzwara Op. 38] [c1791] Joseph Dale at his Music Warehouses No. 70 Cornhill [&] No. 132 Oxford Street opposite Hanover Square
pp.2-17
Sonata 1. Allegro in C, C; Rondo in C, 6/8 Sonata 2. Andante in F, C; Andantino in C, 6/8; Pas de Russe/Allegretto in F, 2/4. Sonata 3. Allegro Comodo in G, C; Rondo in G, 2/4. [Evidence of much use, added fingerings in r.h.]
The | Ladies Collection, | of | Catches, Glees, Canons, | Canzonets, Madrigals, &c. | Selected from the Works of the Most, | Eminent Composers. | By John Bland | No. 48 [c1796] [Printed and published by John Bland] :: :: Sold by [John Bland and] Lewis, Houston & Hyde, No. 45 Holborn. :: Pr. 1s/6d.
Vocal score
pp.472-481
For contents and composers including Webbe and Stevenson see Note Br28/2
NB 'These numbers will be continued at least four in a year'
Bland's Collection | of | Sonatas, Lessons, Overtures, | Capricios, Divertimentos &c &c. | for the | Harpsichord or Piano forte, | without Accompts. by the most Esteem'd Composers. | [No. 47] [c1793] Printed & Sold by J. Bland at his Music Warehouse 45 Holborn :: Price 1s/6d
Six | Grand Lessons | for the | Piano Forte | or | Harpsichord; | with an Accompaniment for a | Violin; | Composed by | Sigr. Edelman | Op. 1 [c1780?] Printed by Longman & Broderip No. 26 Cheapside & No. 13 Hay Markt. :: Pr. 10s 6d
pp.2-47
Sonata 1. Allegro in E flat, C; Polonoise in c minor, 3/4; Allegro/molto in E flat, Alla breve Sonata 2. Allegro in E, Alla breve; Polonoise in E, 3/4; Minuetto in E, 3/4; Allemande in E, 2/4; Finale Allemande in E, 2/4 Sonata 3. All[egr]o Maestoso in D, C; Andante in D, 2/4; All[egr]o Vivace in D, C Sonata 4. All[egr]o Pomposo. In A, C; Adagio in A, C; Minuetto in A, 3/4 Sonata 5. All[egr]o Moderato in D, 3/4; Andante in A, 2/4; Tempo di Minuetto /Allegro in D, 3/4 Sonata 6. llegro in F sharp major, C; Andante in f sharp minor, C; Allegro molto in F sharp Alla breve
To me a smiling Infant came, | a favorite Ballad | the Music by | Mr. M. Sharp of Norwich, | the Poetry by | Mr. Toms [c1800] Printed for F. Linley (Successor to J. Bland) No. 45 High Holborn :: Price, 1 Shillg.
Two different verses written in ink
pp.2-4
pp.2-3 Larghetto con Expressione in F, 3/8 p.4 Part for flute (in G)
Attributed to J, Ambrose in BUC (Ambrose version pub E. Riley, London 1800).but ascribed in Davidson's Universal Melodist [Vol. 1] (London: G. H. Davidson, 1853) to 'M. Sharp, the Poetry by Toms'
The Favorite | Quick Step, | as Performed by his Royal Highness | The Duke of York's Band, | Composed by | C.F. Eley Printed & Sold by Cahusac & Sons, Musical Instrument Makers, No. 196 Strand :: Price 6d.
In E flat, 2/4. Incomplete - only one page, scored for Tromba, Corni, Clar 1, 2, Piano/Forte, Basso.
New German Waltz. | A Celebrated Dance | with Variations for the | Piano-Forte, | by | J. Latour Printed & Sold at A. Bland & Weller's Music Warehouse No. 23 Oxford Strt. :: Price 1s.
Little Bird with Bosom Red. | [Glee] Sung with the Greatest Applause at | The Readings & Music Freemasons Hall | By Messrs. Incledon, Street, &c, | And at Vauxhall Gardens, | Composed by Mr. Hook [1795] Printed & Sold at A. Bland & Weller's Music Warehouse No. 23 Oxford Street :: Price 1s.
Hither Love Thy Beautys Bring | A Favorite Song Performed at the | Principal Concerts | The Music by | Krumpholtz | The Words by Mr. Rannie Printed & Sold at A. Bland & Weller's Music Warehouse 23 Oxford Street :: Price 1s.
Scored for Corni, Flauto / Oboe, Violino 1, Violino 2, Viola, Bass and Keyboard. 4 verses
Before Jehovah's Awful Throne | The Words by Dr. Watts, adapted for the Harpsichord and | The Sym[phonie]s and Hallelujah added by Willm. Gawler, Organist to the Asylum, 1788 :: Pr. 1s.
pp.1-3(?)
Part of a collection? The Asylum referred to is the Asylum for Female Orphans in London.
Of Plighted Faith. | A Favorite Duett | Sung by | Mrs. Crouch & Mr. Kelly, | in the | Siege of Belgrade, | Composed by | Stephen Storace [1791] Printed & Sold by J. Dale No. 19 Cornhill, & No. 132 Oxford Street facing Hanover Square :: Pr. 1s/6d.
Parts for Catherine and Seras, and Arrangement for one or two Guitars (in C - earlier in A)
Mad Peg, | written & composed | by | Mr. Dibdin, | and Sung by him | in his | new Entertainment called | Will of the Wisp [1795] Printed & sold by the Author at his Music Warehouse, 411 Strand, opposite the Adelphi :: Pr. 1s.
For 2 flutes transposed to B flat? - earlier in D. Keyboard score - for 2 Violins
pp.[2]-4.
Andantino in D, C. 'The gloomy night stalk'd slow away'.
Oh My Love, Lov'st Thou Me? | A favorite Duett | as Sung with great applause | at the | Vocal Concerts [1790] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket :: Price 1s.
pp.1-4
p.1-3 Andante in F, C. p.4 For two Guitars transposed to C ? earlier in F
Words and music of the first part taken from a round in Ravenscroft's Deuteromelia
The Favorite Fishing Duet ['Thus for Men the Women fair'], | sung by Mrs. Martyr, & Mrs. Mountain, at Covent Garden Theatre, | in the Pantomime of Don Juan. Composed by Mr. Reeve [c1790] Printed for G. Goulding, No. 6 James Street, Covent Garden :: Pr. 1s.
pp.4
pp.2/3 Allegretto, in A, 6/8. 2 vv. p.4 arranged for guitar transposed to C and for a G[erman] flute transposed to D ? earlier the key was A]
[Kate of Weymouth.] Fair Kate of Weymouth lov'd a Tar, | A Favorite Song, by | J. Moulds Printed for J. Bland, at his Music Warehouse, 45 Holborn :: Pr. 6d.
2pp.
Affettuoso, in F, 2/4. 'Fair Kate of Weymouth lov'd a Tar', 5vv. [3 staves wth what could be an obbligato for violin]
The celebrated | Overture | To | Merry Sherwood or Harlequin Forester | Composed by | W. Reeve | Accompanied on the Harp by Mr. Weippert [1795] Printed by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket :: Price 2s.
Piano and harp. Added ornament of chromatic flourish added for Da Capo? inked in
pp.1-7.
All[egr]o Con Spirito in C, C; Siciliano in G 6/4; -- Allegro moderato in C, C.
Six | Lessons | from the | Favourite Miscellaneous Quartetto's [by Vachon, Barthélemon and J C Bach (or Gluck?)] | Adapted for the Harpsichord | By J.S. Schroeter [1777] Published by Willm Napier the corner of Lancaster Court Strand
pp.2-45 - Keyboard with solo instrument or Voice included Plate no. 67 (p.15 Lesson III) 'No 23' and sig. 'Lady Margt. Brodie 1777' on t.p.
'N.B. To make this Work of more general use, the words are put to the middle Movements which are chiefly selected from the most favourite Scotch Airs' - t.p.
A Collection | of | Strathspey Reels. | With a Bass for the | Violoncello or Harpsichord | by | Alexander Mc.Glashan [1778] Edinburgh Printed for A. Mc.Glashan and Sold by Neil Stewart at his Music Shop Parliament Square :: :: J. Johnson Sculpt.
Twelve | Sonatinas, | or | Easy Lessons for the | Harpsichord | Chiefly intended for the Improvement of | Young Practitioners. | Composed in various Styles, by | George Berg | Op. IV [1759] Printed for the Author by J. Johnson in Cheapside
pp.26-49 Sig. Lady Mt. Brodie on t.p.
Sonatina XIII. Allegro in C, C; Minuet, Andante in C, 3/4 Sonatina XIV. Allegro in G, C; Minuet, Andante in G, 3/4 Sonatina XV. Allegro in D, C; Minuet, Allegro in D, 3/4 Sonatina XVI. A Tempo Di Gavotto, in A, C; Affettuoso in A, 3/4 Sonatina XVII. Allegro in A, C; Jigg in A, 12/8 Sonatina XVIII. Allegro in a minor, C; Minuet, Largheto in a, 3/4; Tempo di Gavotto in a, C Sonatina XIX. Allegro in F, C; Aria in F, 3/4 Sonatina XX. Allegro in F, C; Larghetto in F, 6/8 Sonatina XXI. Allegro in C, C; Gavotta in C, C Sonatina XXII. Allegro in e minor, 12/8; Andante in e minor, 3/4 Sonatina XIII. Larghetto in G, C; Jigg in G, 12/8 Sonatina XXIV. Andante in e minor, 12/8; Minuet Allegro in e minor, 3/4
Handel's Songs | Selected from His Oratorios, | for the Harpsicord, Voice, Hoboy, or | German Flute. | Vol. III [c1760] Printed for I. Walsh in Catherine Street in the Strand
