A | Select Collection of | Original Scottish Airs | for the Voice, | With Introductory & Concluding Symphonies | & Accompaniments for the | Piano Forte, Violin & Violoncello | By | Pleyel Kozeluch & Haydn | With | Select and Characteristic Verses both Scottish and English | adapted to the Airs including upwards of | One Hundred New Songs by | Burns [Vol. 1 - ed. George Thomson] London - Printed & Sold by J. Preston, 97 Strand :: :: Sold also by G. Thomson, the Editor & Proprietor, Edinburgh
pp.1-50 + front & end matter Plate no. First pub. 1793-7 (BUC). This is a later ed. of th Thomson' on cover. Sig. 'A Gemmell' in ink on facing page inside cover. Thompson [sic] in pencil on verso of Picture: The Birks of Invermay. Sig. Go. Thomson at foot of t.p.. Indecipherable sig.top of page, with date 1810.
Also: [front;] Advertisement (4 pp.) dated York-Place, Edinburgh, September 1803 [end:] 'Index to the Airs. And Index to the Poetry in the First Volume'
A | Select Collection of | Original Scottish Airs | for the Voice, | With Introductory & Concluding Symphonies | & Accompaniments for the | Piano Forte, Violin & Violoncello | By | Pleyel Kozeluch & Haydn | With | Select and Characteristic Verses both Scottish and English | adapted to the Airs including upwards of | One Hundred New Songs by | Burns [Vol. 2 - ed. George Thomson] London - Printed & Sold by J. Preston, 97 Strand :: :: Sold also by G. Thomson, the Editor & Proprietor, Edinburgh
pp.51-100 + front & end matter Plate no. First pub. 1793-7 (BUC). This is a later ed. of th
Also: [front;] Advertisement (1 p.) [end:] 'Index to the Airs and Index to the Poetry in the Second Volume'. Picture on facing page of 'John Anderson my Jo'
A | Select Collection of | Original Scottish Airs | for the Voice, | With Introductory & Concluding Symphonies | & Accompaniments for the | Piano Forte, Violin & Violoncello | By | Haydn | With | Select and Characteristic Verses both Scottish and English | adapted to the Airs including upwards of | One Hundred New Songs by | Burns [Vol. 3 - ed. George Thomson] London - Printed & Sold by J. Preston, 97 Strand :: :: Sold also by G. Thomson, the Editor & Proprietor, Edinburgh
pp.101-150 + front & end matter
Also: [front;] Advertisement (1 p.) [end:] 'Index to the Airs of the Third Volume, and Index to the Poetry in the/Third Volume.' Picture on facing page 'The Soldier's Return'
A | Select Collection of | Original Scottish Airs | for the Voice, | With Introductory & Concluding Symphonies | & Accompaniments for the | Piano Forte, Violin & Violoncello | By | Haydn | With | Select and Characteristic Verses both Scottish and English | adapted to the Airs including upwards of | One Hundred New Songs by | Burns. [Vol. 4 - ed. George Thomson] London - Printed & Sold by J. Preston, 97 Strand :: :: Sold also by G. Thomson, the Editor & Proprietor, Edinburgh
pp.151-200 + front & end matter
Also: [front;] Advertisement (1 p.) [end:] 'Glossary of the Scottish Words which occur in G. Thomson's Collection of the Songs' (5 pp.) 'Index to the Airs in the Fourth Volume.' 'Index to the Poetry in the Fourth Volume'. Picture of Robert Burns on facing page
A Selection of | Scots Songs, Harmonized Improved | with Simple and | Adapted Graces. | Most Respectfully Dedicated | to the | Right Honourable | The | Countess of Balcarres. | By | Peter Urbani | Professor of Music. | Book 1st [cl794-5] Entered at Stationers Hall Edinr. Printed & Sold by Urbani & Liston at their Warehouse No. 10 Princes Street :: :: Sold by J. McFadyen Wilson Street Glasgow
pp.1-50 + front matter
For a list of contents see Note Fraser B03/5 Also: [front;] Advertisement and Subscribers Names (4 pp.)
A Selection of | Scots Songs, Harmonized Improved | with Simple and | Adapted Graces. | Most Respectfully Dedicated | to the | Right Honourable | Lady Katherine Douglas. | By | Peter Urbani | Professor of Music. [Bk 2] Entered at Stationers Hall Edinr. Printed & Sold by Urbani & Liston at their Warehouse No. 10 Princes Street :: :: Sold by J. McFadyen Wilson Street Glasgow
pp.1-50 + front matter
Also: [front;] Advertisement and Subscribers Names (4 pp.)
A Selection of | Scots Songs, Harmonized Improved | with Simple and | Adapted Graces. | Most Respectfully Dedicated | to the | Right Honourable | Lady Carnegie. | By | Peter Urbani | Professor of Music. [Bk 3] Entered at Stationers Hall Edinr. Printed & Sold by Urbani & Liston at their Warehouse No. 10 Princes Street :: :: Sold by J. McFadyen Wilson Street Glasgow
pp.1-54 + front matter
Also: [front;] Advertisement and Subscribers Names (1 p.)
A Selection of | Scots Songs, Harmonized Improved | with Simple and | Adapted Graces. | Most Respectfully Dedicated | to the | Right Honourable | Lady Lucy Ramsay. | By | Peter Urbani | Professor of Music. | Vol. IV [c1795] Edinr. Printed & Sold by Urbani & Liston at their Warehouse No. 10 Princes Street :: Price 12/
pp.1-57 + front matter
Also: [front;] Advertisement and Subscribers Names (1 p.)
The Forty Thieves, | A Grand Dramatic | Romance. | As Performed at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane. | With unbounded Applause. | Composed & Selected by | M[ichae]l. Kelly London Published by M[ichae]l. Kelly at his Opera Saloon, 9 Pall Mall :: :: Rymer & Son Sc.
pp.1-69 Plate no. Libretto by Sheridan
Also: Drawing at foot of title page of six pots with a man emerging from one and a woman with a lamp in her left hand. Robber 'Is it time?' Morgiana: 'Not yet'
Beware of Love, | Sung by Mr Braham, | at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, in the Opera of | The Travellers, | or Music's Fascination. | Composed by D. Corri, | Written by Mr. Cherry London, Printed & Sold [by D. Corri] at 28 Hay Market
The Glad Trumpet sounds a Victory | Sung by Mr Braham | At the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the Opera of | The Travellers, | Or Music's Fascination. | Composed by D. Corri - Written by Mr. Cherry Printed & Sold [by D. Corri] at 28 Haymarket
A | Collection | Of | Strathspey Reels & | Country Dances &c. | With a Bass for the | Violoncello or Harpsichord. | Humbly Dedicated to | Mrs. Farquharson | of Monaltrie | By | Robert Petrie | at Kirkmichael Perthshire [c1795] Edinr. Printed for the Author and Sold by Stewart & Co., J. Johnson & Co. Lawn Market :: :: J. Johnson Sculpt.
pp.1-22 + front matter Sig. Miss Leith Leith Hall at top of titlepage
The Favorite | Guaracha Dance, | with | Variations | and an Introduction | for the | Harp. | Composed by | N.C. Bochsa London Printed & Sold by Chappell & Co. Music and Musical Instrument Sellers, 50 New Bond Street :: Price 5s.
God save the King, | Arranged for the | Piano Forte, | with new Variations & an Introductory Movement & | Coda, | Composed | and Respectfully Inscribed to | Miss Louisa Sheldon, | By | William Dance. | Musician in Ordinary to his Majesty. | The Third Edition. | Pubd. Augt. l809 [1800] London Printed for the Author by L. Lavenu, at his Musical Circulating Library 26 New Bond Strt. :: Price 3/-
Ah vous dirai je Maman, | A favorite French Air, | with Variations for the | Harp. | Composed by | Cardon, fils London Printed by Goulding, Phipps D'Almaine & Co. 117 New Bond Street, & 7 Westmorland Street Dublin :: Price 1s/6d
The Celebrated | Austrian Hymn, | With Variations | for the | Piano Forte. | Composed by | A Patriot London Printed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co. 20 Soho Square, & 7 Westmorland Strt. Dublin :: Price 1s/6d
Caller Herring | A Favorite | Scotch Air | Arranged with variations as a Duet, | for the | Harp & Piano Forte, | By | Philip Knapton London. Printed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co 20 Soho Square & 7 Westmorland Strt. Dublin :: Price 3/6
Quadrille | for the | Piano Forte, | as Performed at | Almack's | and the | Nobilitites Balls. | Composed and Selected | from | [Mozart's] Il Don Giovanni. | By | P. Musard London Printed by Rutter & McCarthy, Music & Musical Instrument Sellers 120 New Bond Str. :: Price 3s
Second Set of | An Admired Collection of new | Waltzes, | Composed & Arranged | for the | Piano Forte | By | P. Musard. | Composer & Director of the Orchestra of the Nobilitites Balls | at Almacks and the Argyll Rooms, | and Performed there | by | Messrs. Collinet, Michau, and Musard. | Dedicated by the Author (with permission) to | The Right Honble. | Lady Cumming Gordon London, Printed & Sold by Chappell & Co. Music and Musical Instrument Sellers No. 50 New Bond Street :: Price 2/6
Third Set of | An Admired Collection of new | French Quadrilles. | Composed & Arranged | for the | Piano Forte. | By | P. Musard. | Composer & Director of the Orchestra of the Nobilites Balls | at Almacks and the Argyll Rooms, | and Performed there | by | Messrs. Collinet, Michau and Musard. | Dedicated by the Author (with Permission) to | The Right Honble. | The Countess of Jersey London Printed & Sold by Chappell & Co. Music & Musical Instrument Sellers No. 124 New Bond Street :: Price 4s
Wilt thou say farewell Love. | A Ballad. | The [Words and] Music by | Thomas Moore esq. London Published at Powers Music Ware House 34 Strand And at W. Powers 4 Westmorland Street Dublin :: :: B. Williamson Sculpt. :: Price 2s
Ah! then dearest Ellen I'll love you no more. | A Ballad | Composed & Dedicated to | Miss Fanny Nickson, | by | Sir John Stevenson Mus. Doc. London Published at J. Power's Music Warehouse 34 Strand and W. Power's 4 Westmorland Street Dublin :: Price 2s
pp.3-6 + end matter Plate no. 98
Also: [End:] 'Catalogue of Music Composed by Thos. Moore Esqr. & Sir John Stevenson Mus Doc. Published by J. Power, 34 Strand London, and W. Power, 4 Westmorland Street, Dublin.'
Words by Stevenson or Thomas Moore? A pastiche of Lines to Erin by J. J. Callanan ('Oh, then, dearest Erin, I'll love thee no more!)?
The Bewildered maid | A Ballad | Sung by Mr. Braham, | in the favorite Opera of | Kais or Love in the Desert, | as performed at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane | Also by | Mr. Philipps, | at the Theatre Royal Dublin, | Composed by Mr. Braham London Printed by Goulding & Compy 124 New Bond Street & 7 Westmorland Strt. Dublin :: Price 2/-
Allen-a-Dale, | From the Celebrated Poem, | Rokeby, | Written by Walter Scott Esqr. | Composed by J. Mazzinghi [c1830] London, Printed by Goulding & Co. 20 Soho Square & 7 Westmorland St. Dublin :: Price 1/6
Lightly on the Breath of Morn. | A Canzonet | with an Accompaniment for the | Piano Forte. | Composed by | Dr. Haydn London. Printed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co. 20 Soho Square & 7 Westmorland Street Dublin :: Price 1/6
Is there a Heart that never Lov'd, | A Ballad. | Sung by | Mr. Braham, | in the Operatic Romance of the | Devil's Bridge, | at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane. | Composed by | Mr. Braham London. Printed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter & Co. 20 Soho Square & 7 Westmorland Street Dublin :: Price 2s
The Beautiful Maid | a favorite Ballad as Sung by | Mr. Braham | at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden | in the Comic Opera of the | Cabinet | The Words by T. Dibdin the Music by | J. Braham London Printed for Joseph Dale, at his Warehouses, No. 19 Cornhill; & the corner of Holles Street, Oxford Street :: Price 1/6
pp.47-50 Plate no. 3154
Possibly a setting of 'Twas down in the meadow when flow'rets were springing - pub. London c.1780: BUC
Julia to the Wood Robin | The Favorite Canzonet | Composed by | Reginald Spofforth London. Printed by Goulding & Co., 20 Soho Sqe. & 7 Westmorland St. Dublin :: Price 1/6
The Woodland maid. | Sung by | Mr. Gibbon, | at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in the | Grand Legendary Melodrama of | The Sleeping Beauty. | Composed by | J. Addison, | Written by Lumley St. George Skeffington Esqr. Printed & Published for the Author at M. Kelly's Opera Saloon, Pall Mall :: Price 1s
Fair Ellen | A Favorite Ballad as Sung by | Mr. Braham, | at the Theatre Royal Covent Garden, in The | Cabinet. | The Words by T. Dibdin, the Music by | J. Braham London Printed for J. Dale No. 11 [ie 19?] Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange & The corner of Holles Street, Oxford Street. :: Price 1/6
Pray Goody, please to moderate | as sung by | Mr. Kelly | In the Burletta of | Midas [by Kane O'Hara] London, Published by Falconer [ie Falkner] & Christmas (Late M. Kelly) at the Opera Saloon, No. 9 Pall Mall :: Price 1s6
Flora's Wreath. | A Pastoral Ballad, as Sung by | Mr. Philipps, | with universal applause at the | Dublin Theatre, | and at the | Public & Private Concerts. | Composed by | J. Mazzinghi. | Arranged for the Voice & Piano Forte, with a | Flageolet, or German Flute, Accompaniment | Ad Lib. London. Printed by Goulding Phipps D'Almaine & Co. 117 New Bond Street & 7 Westmorland Street Dublin :: Price 1/
In the rough blast heaves the Billow | with an Accompaniment for the | Piano Forte or harp. | Composed by Mr. Kelly and Sung | with great applause in the Belle's Stratagem, by | Miss Walstein Dublin. Published by F. Rhames, at his Musical Circulating Library, (16) Exchange Street
Rest weary Traveller, | A Favorite Duett, Sung by | Mr. Braham & Mr. C. Rovedino, | with universal applause in the favorite Operatic Romance of the | Devil's Bridge, | Now performing at the | Theatre Royal Lyceum, | Composed & Arranged | with an Accompaniment for the | Piano Forte, | by | Mr. Braham London Printed by Goulding & Co. 20 Soho Square & 7 Westmorland St. Dublin :: Price 2/6
Love my Mary dwells with thee, | A Favorite Duet. | The Music Selected from the | Ancient Ballads, | with an Accompaniment for a Piano Forte, | by | Sir John Stevenson Mus Doc | The Words by | Thomas Moore Esqr. London. Published at J. Powers, Music Warehouse, 34, Strand, & Sold at W. Powers, 4 Westmorland Strt. Dublin :: Price 2s
See from the Ocean Rising | A Favorite Duett Sung by Mrs. Johnstone & Mr. Incledon, | at the Theatre Royal Covent garden in | Paul & Virginia. | Composed by J. Mazzinghi [c1800] London. Printed by Goulding & Co. 117 New Bond St. & 7 Westmorland St. Dublin
All's Well | The favorite Duett | Sung by Mr. Incledon & Mr. Braham, | in the Comic Opera of the | English Fleet. | Composed by Mr. Braham | The Words by T. Dibdin | Arranged for the Piano Forte | by D. Corri :: Sold at Preston's Music Warehouses 97 Strand, London :: Pr. 2s 6d
pp.1-6 Sig. J. Hill [?] at foot of p. Some pencil marks
O Giove onnipotente | The Favorite Cavatina | Sung at the King's Theatre. | By Sigra. Grassini, | in the Opera of | Il Ratto di Proserpina. | Composed by | Winter, | and arranged by | M.C. Mortellari Published at M. Kelly's Opera Saloon, Pall Mall :: :: Engrav'd by J. Balls. :: Price 1s/6
Chi dice mal D'Amore | The Favorite Song Sung by | Mrs. Billington, | ln the Opera of | Il Fanatico per la Musica, | Composed by Sigr. Mayer London. Printed by Goulding & Co, 124 Late 117 New Bond Street & 7 Westmorland Street Dublin :: Price 1s/6
Paga fui fui lieta un di | The Favorite Cavatina as Sung at the | King's Theatre, | by | Signora Grassini, | In the Opera of | Il Ratto di Proserpina. | Composed by Winter | and Arranged by | M | C. | Mortellari Printed by M. Kelly at his Musical Saloon, No. 9 Pall Mall :: :: Engrav'd by I Allexander :: Price 1/6
Oh quanto l'anima, | Cavatina, | with Embellishments as Sung by | Madame Catalani, | In the Opera of | Il Ritorno di Serse, | Composed by Mayer Printed & Sold by Mr. Kelly at his Opera Saloon 9 Pall Mall :: Price 1s/6
Ah! perdona al primo affetto, | Duett, | Sung by Mr. Braham & Mrs. Billington, | ln the Grand Serious Opera of | La Clemenza di Tito, | Composed by Mozart Printed & Published by M. Kelly at his Opera Saloon, 9 Pall Mall :: Price 1s.6
pp.1-4
Libretto: Caterino Tommaso Mazzolà (after Pietro Metastasio). First pub. c1799 (not this ed.): BUC
Lictu Fiori | A Favorite Air & Glee | As Sung by | Signora Grassini, | In the Serious Opera of | Il Ratto di Proserpina | Composed by Winter, | Arranged for the | Piano Forte, | by | M.C. Mortellari London, Printed by M Kelly at his Musical Saloon 9 Pall Mall :: :: Engrav'd by J. Balls, No.8, Middle Scotland Yard, Whitehall :: Price 2s/6
Vaghi colli ameni Prati | The much Admire Duett, | As Sung at the | King's Theatre, | By | Sigra. Grassini & Mrs Billington, | In the grand Serious Opera of | Il Ratto di Prosperpina. | Composed by P. Winter, | And Arranged by M.C. Mortellari London. Printed by Falkner & Christmas, (Late M. Kelly) at the Opera Music Warehouse, 9 Pall Mall :: :: Engrav'd by J. Alexander :: Price 2s/6
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Inscription inside front cover: Arthur E.B Oneill Xmas 1884 With love from Auntie 'A' & Bougie & Denzil[?]
Songs with Music | from | A Child's garden of Verses | by | R.L. Stevenson | Illustrated by Margaret W. Tarrant | Music by Rev. Thomas Crawford, BD London: T.C. & E.C. Jack, Ltd., 35 Paternoster Row, E.C.; and Edinburgh
pp.10-55 Inscription: To my Treasure From Betty Xmas 1925.
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