Collection of 46 Plate Printed Early 19th Century Songs with Keyboard Accompaniment, some with additional parts for other instruments. Includes Early Printing of Joseph Haydn's Ten Commandments pub. by Clementi by Joseph Hayden, T F Arnold, W Kirby, Charles Salaman, T Welsh, Mozart, Robert Burns, Mrs Robert Arkwright, Miss Williams (Late pupil of Mr Bartleman), etc - 1800

Various, London, 1800. Various. Hardcover. Good Condition/No Dust Jacket. Privately bound in half leather with marbled boards. A handwritten contents page and pencil dates on some pieces. Music is free from annotation although there are occasional marks. Many pieces have illustrated front pages. The binding is well worn with more than half of the spine missing. Some pages are trimmed but score and text are not affected. Works contained are: Nelson, the Celebrated Recitative and Air from the Comic Opera of the Americans written by T F Arnold Esq. Composed and Sung by Mr Braham, London. Printed Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. Never Hame Came He, a Ballad the poetry by Cunningham, the music composed by W Kirby. London, Pub. by Cramer Addison and Beale. Oh! Come Dear Louisa, a Ballad, the words by I Cowen Esq. the music composed by Charles Salaman. London and Dublin, I Willis. O! Fair Glides the Bonny Bark, as sung by Miss Paton. Arranged from an Ancient Boarder song by t Welsh, the words by Melrose Esq. London. Published by T Welsh. O! Give Me But My Arab Steed, a Romantic Ballad composed by G A Hodson, poetry by Wm McGhie. London. Printed and sold by S Chappell. O! Merry Row the Bonny Bark, a Ballad, founded on an ancient Northumbrian Melody. Words cheifly written and music dedicated to Her Grace the Duchess of Northumberland by John Parry. London. Printed by Goulding and D'Amine. O My Love Has An Eye Of The Softest Blue, Ballad. The poetry of the Rev. C. W. composed by Henry York Brace. London. Published by H Y Brace. Oh! Sing Again Though Late It Be. Written by Mrs Henry Miller of Bath, composed by Bianchi Taylor. London. Published by I Willis and Co. Remember Love, Ballad. Words by Mrs C R Huxley, music by Sigr. Michele Costa. London. Published by I Willis and Co. Return O My Love! Ballad. Romance of the Flying Dutchman or The Phantom Ship. Poetry by Edward Ball, Music Composed by G. Herbert Rodwell. London. Goulding and D'Almaine. Rise Gentle Moon, in the Historical Drama Charles the Twelfth or the Siege of Stralsnnd. Written by J R Planche Esq. composed by John Barnett. London. Mayhew and Co. Rose, Softly Blooming! Romance in Spohr's Opera of Azor & Zemira. Words by W Ball, adapted for the English stage by Sir George Smart, newly arranged by W H Kearns. London. Goulding and D'Almaine. Rose! Thou Art the Sweetest Flower. A Ballad by Thomas Moore Esq. the music by Mrs Robert Arkwright. London. J Power. She Never Blamed Him! Never! Answer to the admired ballad Oh! No - We Never Mention Her. The poetry by Thomas H Bayly, the Symphonies and Accompaniments by Henry R Bishop. Goulding and D'Almaine. Some Lillies in a Valley Grew. Written by Miss Scott, composed by John M Jolley. London. T Williams. Stay In Pity Stranger Pray. The Music composed and Dedicated by Permission to Miss Thomas, by Miss Williams. Late pupil of Mr Bartleman. London. Printed for the Author and Sold by R Birchall. Sweet Rose of Love, a favourate balled. Written and composed by George E Gifford. London. Holland's Music Warehouse. Lays of Byron, No. 4, The Bird of Beauty's Song. Music arranged by S Nelson. The Blue Sea, song of a Greek Islander in Exile. The words by Mrs Hemans, the music by her sister. London. Willis and Co. The Bewildered Maid, a Ballad in the favorite opera of Kais or Love in the Deserts. Composed by Mr Braham. London. Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter and Co. The Childs Wish for May, a favourite song composed by Motzart. The Commandments in Ten Canons for Three, Four and Five Voices, Composed by Joseph Haydn. Printed by Clementi, Banger, Collard, Davis, Collard. London. Handwritten note "with My Clementis Comps" but addressee's name has been scrubbed out. Pencil date of 1810. Upper edge of title page is a little ragged and this page is partially detached. The Cork Leg! Written by Mr T Hudson, music arranged by J Blewitt. London. Collard and Collard, Purdy, Paine and Hopkins. The Danish Expedition, a favourite Song. Composed by W Shield. London. Broderip and Wilkinson. The Fairest Flower, the popular ballad in the musical farce of the Invincibles. The Poetry by Thomas Morton, music composed by Alexander Lee. London. Alexander Lee and Lee Regency Warehouse. The Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls, Irish Melody by Thomas Moore, symphonies and accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson. London. J Power. The Lass of Lochlomand. Poetry by W H Bellamy, music composed and sung by Mr H Phillips. (Signed at front by Composer) The Lass of Gowrie. Mr A Lee. London. Alexander Lee and Lee. The Light of Other Days, in the Grand Opera the Maid of Artois. Words by Alfred Bunn Esq., music by M W Balfe. London. Cramer, Addison and Beale. The Light Guitar. Written by Harry Stow van Dyk, composed by John Barnett. The Moorish Maid. By Augustine Wade, Music by C E Horn. London. Cramer, Addison and Beale. The Maid of LLanwellyn. Written by Joanna Baillie, composed and sung by Charles H Purday. London, Goulding & Co. and Clementi & Co. The Minstrel Boy. By Thomas Moore, arranged with symphonies and accompaniments by Sir John Stevenson. The Hunters Glee, from Der Freischutz. Arranged for the Piano Forte by L Zerbini, words by Sidney Waller. London. W and S Wybrow. The Sea. Sung by Mr Phillips, the poetry by Barry Cornwall, the music composed by the Chevallier Sigismond Neukomm. London. Cramer. Addison and Beale. The Steam Arm. Written and Adapted to music by H. V. Smith. London. Dale, Cockerill & Co. The Tartar Drum. Sung by Miss M Glover, Poetry by Edward Fitz Ball, the music composed by G Herbert Rodwell. London. Goulding and D'Almaine. The Wealth of the Cottage is Love. Composed by Mr Reeve. There sat upon the Linden Tree. The song of a German Minnesinger or Troubadour. Composed by William Ball. London. S Chappell. They Mourn Me Dead in My Fathers Hall and Ah! Maiden cease those pearly tears, from the Bottle Imp. Poetry by Edward Fitz Ball, music by G Herbert Rodwell. London. Goulding and D'Almaine. To Please I'll Do What I Can. Writtern by Mr Oakman and Composed by Thos Costellow. London. Longman & Broderick. We're a Noddin Nid, Nid Noddin. Arranged by L Zerbin. London. J Zerbin. While the Tender Tear is Stealing. Written and adapted by I Churchill to an Air by Motzart. London. Paine and Hopkins. Ye Banks and Braes of Bonny Doon. Words by Robert Burns. Lambeth. H Andrews. No dust jacket, as published. Undated by publisher. Estimated date only. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: 1-2kg. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 13118111047.. This book is heavier than 1kg, and may incur additional delivery charges on some delivery services to some locations..