Six sonatas | for the | Piano Forte or Harpsichord; | With an Accompaniment for a | Flute or Violin, and Violoncello: | Composed, and Dedicated (by Permission) to | Her Majesty | The Queen of Great Britain; | By Ignace Pleyel [c1790] Longman & Broderip, London :: Sold by J. Watlen North Bridge
pp.2-101
Keyboards with Flauto included
Sonata 1 in C. All[egr]o Vivace; Rondo Moderato; Presto Sonata 2 in G. Allegro; Adagio; Rondeau Allegro molto Sonata 3 in B flat. Allegro molto; Variazioni Sonata 4 in D. Undesignated; Andante; Rondo Allegro assai Sonata 5 in e minor. Undesignated; Andantino; Rondeau / Allegretto Sonata 6 in D. Allegro; Allegro molto / Rondeau Also: Catalogue of 'Musical Publications' Longman & Broderip .. Apollo No. 26 Cheapside & No. 13 Haymarket
Three | Grand Sonatas, | for the | Piano-Forte or Harpsichord | In which are introduced for the Subjects of | The Adagios & Last movements, | Select | Scotish Airs | with Accompanyments for a | violin and Violoncello, | Composed by | Ignace Pleyel. (second set) [c1790] Preston & Son. 97 Strand
pp.39-71
Keyboard only
Sonata 4 in G. Allegro; Chanson Ecossoise / Rondo Moderato Sonata 5 in B flat. Allegro; Air Ecossois / Adagio Espressivo; Rondo Air Ecossois / Allegro Sonata 6 in A. Moderato; Rondo Air Ecossois / Allegretto / Scherzando - All[egr]o molto
How Charming a Camp is | A favorite song | sung by Mrs. Bland in | The Prisoner | Composed by T. Attwood [c1792] Longman & Broderip 26 Cheapside & 13 Haymarket
Twin Roses you've archly contriv'd | Sung by Mr. Johnstone | in the | Travellers in Switzerland Composed by | W. Shield [c1794] Longman and Broderip 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket
'Breathe soft ye Flutes' | A favorite Song, | as sung with the greatest applause by | Mrs. Harrison, | at the Vocal Concerts, | Composed by | J. W. Callcott, B.M. [c1794] J. Dale 19 Cornhill & No. 132 Oxford Street
There was a little Woman | the favorite Comic Song | introduced and Sung by Mr. Fawcett | in | Crotchet Lodge. [Farce by Thomas Hurlstone] [c1795?] Longman & Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket
Each joy in Thee Possessing | a Favorite Duett | Sung with universal applause by Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Crouch at the Theatre Royal | Edinburgh [c1800] Corri, Dussek & Co. London and No 37 North Street Edinburgh
pp.1-4
Composed by Gluck; English words by Elizabeth Sheridan
Blow high, blow low | The Words, and music, by C. Dibdin | As Sung by Mr. Rheinhold, in The Seraglio, & Mr. Bannister in Thos. & Sally [1783-1810] Printed for & Sold by A. Mc.Gouan, Glasgow
The Heaving of the Lead, | A favorite Song | sung by Mr. Incledon in | Hartford Bridge | Composed by | W. Shield, | With an additional Stanza [1782-92] Longman & Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket
She dropt a Tear & cried be true | A favorite Sea Song | composed by | J. Moulds late pupil to Mr. Linley [c1790] G. Goulding 6 James Street, Covent Garden
Re-issue? of Feast of Apollo Vol.1 No. 5, pp.40-42
Anna's | Lullaby | The Words written, and Sung at the | Theatre Royal in the Haymarket | by | Mr. Johnstone | Composed by | T. Carter [c1775?] Printed for the Composer and sold by Longman and Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket
Sweet Lilies of the Valley | a favorite Song, Sung with universal Applause at | Vauxhall Gardens, by Master Shepherd | Composed by Mr. Hook | to words by Richardson Esq. | for 2 Violins and a Bass [1792] Longman & Broderip No. 26 Cheapside and No. 13 Haymarket
My Love to War is going | A Song [by Miss Alderson] | with an Accompaniment | for the | Piano-Forte [by Mr Twiss (or Biggs?] [1797] Rt. Birchall 133 New Bond St
Old Benbow's Fate | A Favorite New Song | Composed and Sung by | Mr. R. B. Holland, | at the Theatre Royal Edinburgh [c1800] Corri, Dussek & Co. No. 37 North Bridge Street Edinburgh and No. 67 and 68 Dean Street Soho London
