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
