Music in Scottish Castles and Country Houses;

Music in Scottish Castles and Country Houses
Catalogued and surveyed by Dr Roger B. Williams MBE
Hon. Music Advisor to NTS



Master Index – Volume Selection

BUC : The British Union-Catalogue of Early Music
CPM : Catalogue of Printed Music in the British Library to 1980

Monday 6th October 2025

Links are provided to the relevant      > Composer    > Shelf List     > Song Writer/Librettist     > Printer/Publisher   .. &c ..    in all collections

Text that may appear erroneous is highlighted to show that it is either confirmed or under review

Newhailes  NH 41   Nha.Mus.41
'Misses Smollett at Cameron'

'Christian E.L. Dalrymple | February 1895 | one of the many volumes of music that belonged to the Misses Smollett at Cameron' (inside cover)
Incorrect numbering, with item 9 omitted and number '23' duplicated: thus items 10 to 24 are numbered '9' to '23', and 25 to 33 are '23' to '31'
New NH 41/1  RBW 1623

L'alba, | Duettino. | Composto per | Soprano e Contralto | dal | Gabussi
[1835]    Mori & Lavenu, 28 New Bond Street  ::  Price 2/6

pp.1-7  Plate no. 3539  

Short Title  > L'alba: duettino
Cmp/Arr  > Vincenzo Gabussi (1800-1846)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Mori & Lavenu

New NH 41/2  RBW 1624

La Gondoletta, | Barcarola | per | Soprano e Contralto | Composta e Dedicato | a | Miss Gent. | dal | Cave. Mo. V. Gabussi
[c1835]    T. Boosey & Co .. 28 Holles Street, Oxford Street  ::  Price 2/6

pp.1-9  

Short Title  > La gondoletta: barcarole for sop. & contr.
Cmp/Arr  > Vincenzo Gabussi (1800-1846)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > T. Boosey & Co.
Dedicatee(s)  > Miss Gent

New NH 41/3  RBW 1625

La Dichiarazione innocente, | Duetto, | for | Soprano and Tenor | Composed and Dedicated | to the | Honble Miss A. Jervil | by | Signo Cav. Gabussi
[c1835]    W.H. Aldridge, 264, Regent Street  ::  Price 2/6

pp.1-7  

Short Title  > La dichiarazione innocente: duet
Cmp/Arr  > Vincenzo Gabussi (1800-1846)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > W.H. Aldridge
Dedicatee(s)  > Hon. Miss A. Jervil

New NH 41/4  RBW 1626

'Amor mendicante' | Duettino. | per | Soprano e Contralto, | Musica di | Gabussi
[1835]    Mori & Lavenu, 28 New Bond Street  ::  Price 2/6

pp.1-7  Plate no. 3452  

Short Title  > Amor mendicante: duettino
Cmp/Arr  > Vincenzo Gabussi (1800-1846)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Mori & Lavenu

New NH 41/5  RBW 1627

La Moda, | Duetto | per | Soprano e Contralto | Composto e Dedicato | a | Lady Dudley Stuart, | Dal | Mo. Cave. V. Gabussi
[c1835]    W.H. Aldridge, 264 Regent Street  ::  [Sold by] Dean Music Publisher 148 New Bond Street  ::  Pr. 3s

pp.1-11  

Also: Catalogue by W.H. Aldridge.

Also at foot of t.p. 'Richard Mills (late Birchall) 140 New Bond Street'

Short Title  > La moda: duetto
Cmp/Arr  > Vincenzo Gabussi (1800-1846)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > W.H. Aldridge   |   R. Mills   |   (J.) Dean
Dedicatee(s)  > Lady Dudley Stuart

New NH 41/6  RBW 1628

Quando il di fra l'ombre incerto | Preghiera – in the opera of | Il Bravo | composed by | Signor M. Marliani
[c1835]    C. Lonsdale 26 Old Bond Street  ::  Price 1/-

pp.1-3  

For high voice & piano

Libretto by Arcangelo Berrettoni aka Angelo Berrettini

Short Title  > Quando il di fra l'ombre incerto: preghiera
Cmp/Arr  > Marco Aurelio Marliani (1803-1849)
Auth/Ed  > Berrettoni, Arcangelo (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > C. Lonsdale

New NH 41/7  RBW 1629

All'idea che reo non sono, | Aria – in the opera of | Il Bravo | Composed by | Signor M.A. Marliani
[c1835]    C. Lonsdale 26 Old Bond Street  ::  Price 1/-

pp.1-4  

For tenor & piano

Libretto by Arcangelo Berrettoni aka Angelo Berrettini

Short Title  > All'idea che reo non sono: aria
Cmp/Arr  > Marco Aurelio Marliani (1803-1849)
Auth/Ed  > Berrettoni, Arcangelo (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > C. Lonsdale

New NH 41/8  RBW 1630

Reo di colpe ognum me vuole, | Tyrolienne - in the opera of | Il Bravo | Composed by | Signr. M.A. Marliani
[c1835]    C. Lonsdale 26 Old Bond Street  ::  Price 1/6

pp.1-5  

For tenor & piano

Libretto by Arcangelo Berrettoni aka Angelo Berrettini

Short Title  > Reo di colpe ognum me vuole: tyrolienne (for tenor & piano)
Cmp/Arr  > Marco Aurelio Marliani (1803-1849)
Auth/Ed  > Berrettoni, Arcangelo (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > C. Lonsdale

New NH 41/9  RBW 1631

Il Gondolier Tranquillo, | Barcarola – in the opera of | Il Bravo | Composed by | M.A. Marliani
[c1835]    C. Lonsdale 26 Old Bond Street  ::  Price 1/-

pp.1-4  

Libretto by Arcangelo Berrettoni aka Angelo Berrettini

Short Title  > Il gondolier tranquillo: barcarole
Cmp/Arr  > Marco Aurelio Marliani (1803-1849)
Auth/Ed  > Berrettoni, Arcangelo (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > C. Lonsdale

New NH 41/10  RBW 1632

Come il dí chi I nostri amori, | Aria, | In the Opera of | Un'Avventura di Scaramuccia, | Composed by | Signor Ricci
[1837]    R. Mills, Nephew of & Successor to the late Robt. Birchall, 140 New Bond Street  ::  Price 1/6d

pp.1-5  Plate no. 2923  

For tenor & piano

Libretto by Felice Romani

Short Title  > Come il dí chi i nostri amori: aria
Cmp/Arr  > Luigi Ricci (1805-1859)
Auth/Ed  > Romani, Felice (1788-1865)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > R. Mills

New NH 41/11  RBW 1633

La Nebbia, | Canzonetta, | With an Accompaniment for the | Piano Forte, | Composed by | M De Ledesma
[1838]    C. Lonsdale (late Birchall & Co.) 26 Old Bond Street  ::  Sold by R.Purdie 83 Princes Strt Edinburgh  ::  Price 1s.

pp.1-3  Plate no. 214  

Short Title  > La nebbia: canzonet
Cmp/Arr  > Mariano de Ledesma (1779-1847)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > C. Lonsdale   |   Robert Purdie

New NH 41/12  RBW 1634

'Gran Dio deh rendi', | Aria. | sung by | Madlle. G. Grisi, | in the Admired Opera | Malek Adel | Composed by | M. Costa
[1837]    Mori & Lavenu, 28 New Bond Street  ::  Price 2s.

pp.1-3  Plate no. 3955  

For soprano & piano

Libretto by Carlo Pepoli

Short Title  > Gran Dio deh rendi: aria
Cmp/Arr  > Michael Costa (1808-1884)
Auth/Ed  > Pepoli, Carlo (Count) (1796-1881)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Mori & Lavenu

New NH 41/13  RBW 1635

Let the Bright Seraphims | Aria, | Composed by | Handel | and Arranged from the Score | With an Accompaniment. | for the | Piano Forte, | by | Wm. Horsley. | Mus. Bac. Oxon. | Member of the Royal Academy of Stockholm
[1827]    J.B. Cramer, Addison & Beale, 204 Regent Street, Corner of Conduit Street  ::  Sold by Paterson & Roy, 27 George Street.Edinr.  ::  Price 1/6

pp.91-95  Plate no. 577  

For high voice & piano

From Samson. Words by Newburgh Hamilton

Short Title  > Let the bright seraphim: aria
Cmp/Arr  > William Horsley (1774-1858) (arr.)   |   George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)
Auth/Ed  > Hamilton, Newburgh (1691-1761)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > J.B. Cramer, Addison & Beale

New NH 41/14  RBW 1636

Holy, Holy, | Composed by | Handel, | and Arranged from the Score, | with an Accompaniment, | for the | Piano Forte, | by | Wm. Horsley, | Mus. Bac. Oxon. | Member of the Royal Academy Stockholm
[c1826]    J.B. Cramer, Addison & Beale, 204 Regent Street, Corner of Conduit Street  ::  Sold by Paterson & Roy 27 George Street Edinr.  ::  Price 1/-

pp.49-51  Plate no. 388  

For high voice & piano

Handel's Songs No.11

Short Title  > (Handel's) Holy, Holy: hymn
Cmp/Arr  > William Horsley (1774-1858) (arr.)   |   George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > J.B. Cramer, Addison & Beale

New NH 41/15  RBW 1637

The Better Land, | The Poetry by | Mrs. Hemans, | The Music | by | Chas. Hodgson
[1833]    J. Duff & Co, 65 Oxford Street  ::  Price 2/-

pp.1-5  Plate no. 247  

For high voice & piano

Short Title  > The better land: [for high voice & piano]
Cmp/Arr  > Charles Hodgson (19th c.)
Auth/Ed  > Hemans, Mrs Felicia Dorothea (1793-1835)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > (J.) Duff (& Co.)

New NH 41/16  RBW 1638

Ruth, | Composed & Dedicated to | The Hon'ble Georgiana Bloomfield, | by | Miss Davis | Author of 'The Better Land'
[1835?]    Dublin, Marcus Moses  ::  Sold by Paterson & Roy 27 George Street Ednr.  ::  Price 1s/6d

pp.(2/3)  

For voice & piano

Short Title  > Ruth: song
Cmp/Arr  > Eliza Davis (19th c.)
Auth/Ed  > Davis, Eliza (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Marcus Moses   |   Paterson & Roy
Dedicatee(s)  > Hon. Georgiana Bloomfield

New NH 41/17  RBW 1639

Oh! Were I but a Bird, | or | Wär'ich ein Vögelein, | A Celebrated German Air, | With the original words and and English translation; | the music composed by | Louis Spohr, | Edited by W.H. Callcott
[1835]    C. Lonsdale, 26 Old Bond Street  ::  Sold by: Dean Music Publisher 148 New Bond Street New Argyll Rooms  ::  Price Two Shillings

pp.2-5  Plate no. 83  

For voice & piano (Ger. & Eng.)

Short Title  > Oh! Were I but a bird: song
Cmp/Arr  > Louis Spohr (1784-1859)   |   W H Callcott (1807-1882) (arr.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > C. Lonsdale

New NH 41/18  RBW 1640

'Twas in that garden beautiful,' | Sung by | Miss Shirreff, | In the Grand Opera | of | The Siege of Rochelle, | As Performed at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane, | The Words by | Mr. Fitzball, | The Music composed | By | M.W. Balfe
[1835]    Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street  ::  Price 2/

pp.1-4  Plate no. 1618  

For high voice & piano

Short Title  > 'Twas in that garden beautiful : ballad
Cmp/Arr  > Michael Balfe (1808-1870)
Auth/Ed  > Fitzball, Edward (1792-1873)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Cramer, Addison & Beale (& Co.)
Performer(s)  > Miss Sherriff / Shirreff

New NH 41/19  RBW 1641

When I beheld the Anchor weigh'd, | Ballad, | Sung by | Mr. H. Phillips, | In the Grand Opera | The Siege of Rochelle, | Performed at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane. | Composed by | M.W. Balfe
[1835]    Cramer,Addison & Beale 201 Regent Street  ::  Price 2/-

pp.1-5  Plate no. 1616  

For tenor or baritone & piano

Short Title  > When I beheld the anchor weigh'd: ballad
Cmp/Arr  > Michael Balfe (1808-1870)
Auth/Ed  > Fitzball, Edward (1792-1873)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Cramer, Addison & Beale (& Co.)
Performer(s)  > Mr Phillips / H. Phillips

New NH 41/20  RBW 1642

Lo the early beam of Morning. | Quartetto. | Sung by | Miss Shirreff, Miss Healy, | Mr. H. Phillips & Mr. Bedford, | In the Grand Opera | The Siege of Rochelle, | Performed at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane. | The Words by | Mr | Fitzball, | The Music composed | by | M | W | Balfe
[1835]    Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street  ::  Price 2/6

pp.1-7  Plate no. 1619  

For SATB & piano

Short Title  > Lo the early beam of morning: quartet
Cmp/Arr  > Michael Balfe (1808-1870)
Auth/Ed  > Fitzball, Edward (1792-1873)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Cramer, Addison & Beale (& Co.)
Performer(s)  > Miss Sherriff / Shirreff   |   Miss Healy   |   Mr Phillips / H. Phillips   |   Mr Bedford

New NH 41/21  RBW 1643

'Oh weep not fair maid', | The favorite Movement from the | Duet, | 'Oh Leave me not thus lonely', | Sung by | Madam Malibran de Beriot | and | Mr. H. Phillips, | In the Grand Opera | The Maid of Artois, | Performed at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane, | The Words by | Alfred Bunn Esqr. | Composed by | M.W. Balfe
[1836]    Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street and 67 Conduit Street  ::  Price 2/6

pp.2-7  Plate no. 1767  

For soprano, tenor & piano

Short Title  > Oh weep not, fair maid: duet
Cmp/Arr  > Michael Balfe (1808-1870)
Auth/Ed  > Bunn, Alfred (1796-1860)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Cramer, Addison & Beale (& Co.)
Performer(s)  > Mme Malibran (de Berio) / Malibran Garcia   |   Mr Phillips / H. Phillips

New NH 41/22  RBW 1644

The Light of other Days, | Ballad, | Sung by | Mr. H.Phillips, | In the Grand Opera | The Maid of Artois, | Performed at the | Theatre Royal Drury Lane, | The Words by | Alfred Bunn Esqre. | The Music by | M | W. Balfe
[1836]    Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street and 67, Conduit Street  ::  Sold by R. Purdie 83 Princes Str. Edinr.  ::  Price 2/-

pp.11-15  Plate no. 1749  

For high voice & piano

Short Title  > The light of other days: ballad
Cmp/Arr  > Michael Balfe (1808-1870)
Auth/Ed  > Bunn, Alfred (1796-1860)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Cramer, Addison & Beale (& Co.)   |   Robert Purdie
Performer(s)  > Mr Phillips / H. Phillips

New NH 41/23  RBW 1645

New Edition | 'The Deep Deep Sea', | the | Popular Cavatina | as sung by | Madame Malibran [and the composer, in ‘Honest Frauds’], | with Extraordinary Success at all | the | Music festivals, | Composed by | C.E. Horn
[c1830]    T. Welsh, at the Royal Harmonic Institution New Argyll Rooms, 246 Regent Street  ::  Price 2/-

pp.1-5  Plate no. 3539  

For high voice & piano

Also: Catalogue of new and select music published by the Royal Harmonic Institution, Regent Street (New Argyll Rooms)

Words by Mrs George Sharp

Short Title  > The deep, deep sea: cavatina
Cmp/Arr  > Charles Edward Horn (1786-1849)
Auth/Ed  > Sharp, Mrs George (ie Mary) (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Thomas Welsh
Performer(s)  > Mme Malibran (de Berio) / Malibran Garcia   |   Mr Horn / Mr C. E. Horn Jr

New NH 41/24  RBW 1646

'One Struggle More', | A Ballad, | By | Lord Byron, | from | A Set of Songs, | Composed and Dedicated to | Thomas Moore Esqre. | by | Mrs. Robert Arkwright
[c1830]    J. Power, 34, Strand  ::  Sold by Paterson & Roy 27 George Street Edinr.  ::  Price 2/-

pp.35-38  Plate no. 1188  Address on t.p. '28 Charlotte Squ.'

For voice & piano

Short Title  > One struggle more: ballad
Cmp/Arr  > Mrs Robert Arkwright (1786-1849)
Auth/Ed  > Byron, George Gordon (1788-1824)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > J. Power   |   Paterson & Roy
Dedicatee(s)  > Thomas Moore Esq.

New NH 41/25  RBW 1647

O Let me hear that voice again, | A Ballad, | Written & Composed by | The Honble. G. O Callaghan, | By whom it is dedicated to | Mrs. W.V. Stuart
[c1835]    T. Welsh, at the Royal Harmonic Institution, New Argyll Rooms, 246 Regent Street  ::  Pr. 2/-

pp.1-4  Plate no. 4110  

For high voice & piano

Short Title  > O, Let me hear that voice again: ballad
Cmp/Arr  > G O'Callaghan (19th c.)
Auth/Ed  > O'Callaghan, G. (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Thomas Welsh
Dedicatee(s)  > Mrs W.V. Stuart

New NH 41/26  RBW 1648

'They bid me to the Festive Board,' | A Ballad, | The Words by | Miss Sarah Stickney | taken by permission from | The Friendships Offering in 1835, | The Music Composed and Inscribed to | The Lady Flora Hastings, | by | Miss Conroy
[1836]    Willis & Co. Royal Musical Library, 75 Lower Grosvenor Street  ::  Price 2/-

pp.1-5  Plate no. 1499  

For voice & piano

Short Title  > They bid me to the festive board: ballad
Cmp/Arr  > Miss Conroy (1811-1855)
Auth/Ed  > Stickney, Sarah (aftwds Mrs Sarah Ellis) (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Willis & Co.
Dedicatee(s)  > Lady Flora Hastings

New NH 41/27  RBW 1649

'When all we have Lov'd', | A Duet, | The Poetry by | William Berry Esqr. | The Music by | Joseph Philip Knight
[1837]    Mori & Lavenu's New Musical Subscription Library, 28 New Bond Street  ::  Price 2/-

pp.1-5  Plate no. 3743  

For treble, tenor & piano

Short Title  > When all we have lov'd: duet
Cmp/Arr  > Joseph Philip Knight (1812-1887)
Auth/Ed  > Berry, William (19th c.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Mori & Lavenu

New NH 41/28  RBW 1650

Lord Byron's | 'Farewell if ever fondest prayer', | Composed & Respectfully Dedicated to | Lady Strachan, | By | A. Schulz
[c1836]    Johanning & Co. 6, St. John Street, Oxford Street  ::  Sold by Dean Music Publisher 148 New Bond Street  ::  Price 2/-

pp.3-6  

For medium/high voice & piano

Short Title  > Farewell if ever fondest prayer: song
Cmp/Arr  > André Schulz (19th c.)
Auth/Ed  > Byron, George Gordon (1788-1824)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Johanning & Co.   |   (J.) Dean
Dedicatee(s)  > Lady Strachan

New NH 41/29  RBW 1651

New Edition | of the | Vocal Melodies of Scotland, | United to the Songs of | Robert Burns, Allan Ramsay, Sir Walter Scott, | R. Gilfillan, | and other Distinguished Poets, | Arranged with | Symphonies and Accompaniments, | for the | Piano Forte. | By | Finlay Dun and John Thomson, | No. 15 ['Lord Reoch's Daughter']
[c1836]    Paterson & Roy, 27 George Street, Edinburgh and Cramer, Addison & Beale, Regent Street, London  ::  Price 1/6

pp.49-51  Sig. 'Lord Reoch's Daughter | To the Misses Smoll(ett)' In ink at top of t.p.

For voice & piano

Short Title  > Lord Reoch's daughter: Highland air
Cmp/Arr  > Finlay Dun (1795-1853) (arr.)   |   John Thomson (1805-1841) (arr.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Paterson & Roy   |   Cramer, Addison & Beale (& Co.)
Former Owner  > Misses Smollett

New NH 41/30  RBW 1652

New Edition | of the | Vocal Melodies of Scotland | United to the Songs of Robert Burns, Allan Ramsay, Sir Walter Scott | and other Distinguished Poets. | Arranged with | Symphonies and Accompaniment | for the | Piano Forte | By | Finlay Dun and John Thomson. | ['Hughie Graham']
[c1836]    Published by Paterson & Roy 27 George Street Edinburgh Cramer, Addison & Beale, 201 Regent Street London  ::  Price 1/6

pp.102-3  Sig. 'Hughie Graham | To the Misses Smollett' on t.p.

For medium/high voice & piano

Short Title  > Hughie Graham: song
Cmp/Arr  > Finlay Dun (1795-1853) (arr.)   |   John Thomson (1805-1841) (arr.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Paterson & Roy   |   Cramer, Addison & Beale (& Co.)
Former Owner  > Misses Smollett   |   Hughie Graham

New NH 41/31  RBW 1653

New Edition | of the | Vocal Melodies of Scotland, | United to the Songs of | Robert Burns, Allan Ramsay, Sir Walter Scott, | R. Gilfillan, | and other Distinguished Poets, | Arranged with | Symphonies and Accompaniments, | for the | Piano Forte. | By | Finlay Dun and John Thomson, | No. 10 ['Fye, Buckle your belt an' Braid Sword on']
[c1836]    Paterson & Roy, 27 George Street, Edinburgh and Cramer, Addison & Beale, Regent Street, London  ::  Price 1/6

pp(1)-(3).  Sig. 'To the Misses Smollett | with Mrs. F. Dun's Commp' on t.p.

For 2 trebles, bass & piano

Short Title  > Fye, buckle your belt an' braid sword on: song, duet or trio
Cmp/Arr  > Finlay Dun (1795-1853) (arr.)   |   John Thomson (1805-1841) (arr.)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Paterson & Roy   |   Cramer, Addison & Beale (& Co.)
Former Owner  > Mrs F. Dun   |   Misses Smollett

New NH 41/32  RBW 1654

Mynheer Vandunk, | Glee for Three Voices, | as sung in | The Law of Java, | at the | Theatre Royal,Covent Garden, | The Poetry by George Colman the Younger | Composed by | Henry R. Bishop
[c1836]    Goulding & D'Almaine, 20, Soho Square  ::  Pr. 2/6

pp.10-18  

For ATB & piano

Also: Catalogue of music composed by Henry Bishop (Including a 'New method of studying the Pianforte The Dactylion')

Short Title  > Mynheer Vandun: glee for 3 voices
Cmp/Arr  > Henry Bishop (1786-1855)
Auth/Ed  > Colman, George (the Younger) (1762-1836)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Goulding (&) D'Almaine

New NH 41/33  RBW 1655

Blow gentle Gales | Glee for Five Voices | Sung by | Miss Carew, Mastr. Barnett, Mr. Taylor, | Mr. Comer and Mr. Tinney, | in the Opera of the | Slave | at the | Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, | Composed by | Henry R. Bishop
[c1836]    Goulding & D'Almaine, 20, Soho Square  ::  Price 2/6

pp.7-13  

For SATTB & piano

Also: Catalogue 'Auber's Celebrated Opera of Gustavus the Third' etc.

Libretto by Thomas Morton

Short Title  > Blow, gentle gales : glee for 5 voices
Cmp/Arr  > Henry Bishop (1786-1855)
Auth/Ed  > Morton, Thomas (1764-1838)
Pr/Pub/Bks  > Goulding (&) D'Almaine
Performer(s)  > Miss Carew   |   Master Barnett   |   Mr Taylor   |   Mr Comer   |   Mr Tinney