A Selection of | Irish Melodies, | with Symphonies and Accompaniments by | Sir John Stevenson Mus Doc | and Characteristic words by | Thomas Moore Esqr. (First Number) J. Powers .. 34 Strand, and W. Powers .. 4 Westmoreland St. Dublin
A Selection | of | Irish Melodies, | with Symphonies and Accompaniments by | Sir John Stevenson Mus.Doc. | and | Characteristic words by | Thomas Moore Esqr. (Second Volume) J. Powers .. 34 Strand, and W. Powers .. 4 Westmoreland St. Dublin
Hope told a flattering tale, | with Variations for the | Piano Forte | Composed by | Lewis von Beethoven [1810-13] Broderip & Wilkinson 13 Haymarket :: Sold by R. Purdie 35 Princes Street
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Variations on the duet 'Nel cor più non mi sento' from Paisiello's La Molinara, produced in London at the King's Theatre in 1803. The duet was later introduced with its English title in the opera Artaxerxes by T. A. Arne
Mary | From the Celebrated Poem of | The Lady of the Lake | Wrote by Walter Scott Esqr. | Composed as a Canzonett by | N. Corri [1805-13] N. Corri at his Music and Musical Instrument Warehouse front of the Theatre Royal head of Leith Walk, Edinburgh
My heart with Love is Beating | a favorite Ballad Sung by | Mr. Braham, | at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane | Adapted with an Accompaniment for the | Harp or Piano Forte. [1805-13] N. Corri .. Head of Leith Walk Edinburgh
The Original Song | of | Cease Your Funning | from the | Beggar's Opera. | To which is added the Set with all the Ornaments and | Graces as Sung with the greatest applause | by | Madame Catalani | arranged by | Natale Corri [1805-13] N. Corri .. head of Leith Walk, Edinburgh
The Favorite Song | Chi dice mal D'Amore | Sung by | Mrs. Billington | and | Madame Catalani | in the Opera of | Il Fanatico Per la Musica | Composed by Sigr. Mayer [1803-13] N. Corri Head of Leith Walk, Edinburgh
Angels ever bright and Fair | A Favorite Song | (Sung with universal applause) | from the | Oratorio of Theodora | Composed by | Mr. Handel [1800-13?] G. Goulding 45 Pall Mall :: Sold by N. Corry (sic) Edinburgh
Said a Smile to a Tear | Braham's | Celebrated Piano Forte Song | Sung & Accompanied by the | Author | In the Opera | False Alarms | at the | Theatre Royal, Drury Lane [1810-13] Goulding, Phipps, D'Almaine & Co., 124 New Bond Street and 7 Westmorland St. Dublin :: Sold by R. Purdie 35 Princes Strt. Edinburgh
The Death of | General Abercrombie | Sung by Mr. Braham at the | Theatre Royal Covent Garden | In the Comic Opera of the | Thirty Thousand | The Words by T. Dibdin the Music by | J. Braham Hime 34 College Green, Dublin
Blanche of Deban's Song | They bid me Sleep | They bid me Pray. | From the Celebrated Poem of the | Lady of the Lake | Written by Walter Scott Esqr. | Composed and Respectfully Inscribed to | Miss Mary Johnstone Hope | by | N. Corri [1805-13] N. Corri Leith Walk Birchall's 133 New Bond Street
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 [c1800] Printed & Sold at 13 Oxendon Str. Hay Market
Ave Maria | Hymn to the Virgin | From the Popular Poem of the | Lady of the Lake | Written by Walter Scott Esqr. | Composed and Respectfully Inscribed to | The Right Honble. | Lady Harriet Plunkett | by | N. Corri [1805-13] N. Corri .. Head of Leith Walk, Birchall's 133 New Bond Street
Thou Pride of the Forest | A Favorite Canzonet | With an Accompaniment for the | Piano Forte or Harp by | L. Kozeluch. | The English Poetry by Lord Viscount Strangford. [1805-13] N. Corri Leith Walk
Papa | A Favorite Canzonetta, | Sung in the King's Theatre Hay Market | by | Madame Catalani, | In the Opera of | Il Furbo contro il Furbo, | The Melody by Mme. Catalani, | The Accompaniments by | G. G. Ferrari | The words by Buonaiuti No attributed printer or publisher
News from Portugal, | A Fashionable Country | Dance | To which are added, Three | English Country Dances | For the Year 1811 | with an Explanation of the figures affixed to each Tune [1811] Printed & Sold by Penson Robertson & Co. Music Salon 20 Princes Street. Edinburgh
Three Favorite Waltzes, &c. | as Performed at the | Theatre Royal Edinburgh | Arranged for the Piano Forte Penson Robertson & Co 20 Princes St. Edinburgh
Lady Matilda Bruce's Reel, | Composed by | Nath: Gow. | To which is added Four favourite Tunes as Performed | at all the Fashionable Meetings in Autumn | 1810 [a.1810] Gow & Shepherd 16 Princes St. Edinburgh, John Gow 31 Carnaby St. Golden Sq. London
The Marquis of Queensberry's Medley | Composed by | Nath: Gow | To which is added Three favorite Tunes all as Performed at | his Annual Ball in George Street Assembly Rooms 5th Mar. 1811 [a.1811] Gow & Shepherd 16 Princes St. Edinburgh, John Gow 31 Carnaby St. Golden Sq.
