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1 score (31 volumes in 1) ; 34 cm |
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score |
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vocal score |
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Principally songs for high or medium voice and piano and excerpts from Michael Balfe's operas The Bohemian girl and The enchantress. |
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Spine title. |
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All items published in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Cincinnati, St. Louis, or Buffalo. |
| Contents |
Just twenty years ago / R.B. Sanford -- The cottage of Daisy Dell / words by Sidney Dyer ; music by James N. Beck -- The song of Blanche Alpen / the words written by Charles Jefferys ; the music composed by Stephen Glover -- I would not die in spring time / MIlton Moore -- Mary of the wild moor / Joseph W. Turner -- 'Tis midnight hour / composed for the piano forte by an amateur -- I'm weeping o'er my roses / words by Anson G. Chester ; music by C.H. Mueller -- The gipsy / Marion Dix Sullivan -- Ben Bolt / Nelson Kneass -- Ah! yes I remember : in answer to Ben Bolt / the poetry by Carroll Fortescue ; the music by Jas. N. Beck -- Voices from the spirit land / words written by John S. Adams / the music composed by Valentine Dister -- Call me pet names / words by Mrs. Osgood -- Let's sit down and talk together / written by Mackellar ; composed by Mrs. Dr. Byrne -- I'm alone, all alone / words by Lewis F. Thomas ; music by William R. Dempster -- The pirate's serenade : My boat's by the tow'r / Alexander Ball -- Annie Laurie / arr. by Finlay Dun -- Life is but a strife -- I watch for thee / R. Thomas -- Would I were with thee / words by Mrs. Norton ; new melody by Carlo Bosetti -- Come to the lattice lady love / Richard B. Cole -- Come back, ye happy days / written by Charles Mackay ; composed for the piano forte by Pan -- Jeannette & Jeannot : The conscript's departure / words by Charles Jeffereys ; music by Charles W. Glover -- The wishing gate / written by J.C. Carpenter ; composed by N.J. Sporle -- Wait for the wagon : Ethiopian song / Ge. P. Knauff -- Nelly Bly / S.C. Foster -- My gentle Nell / E.L. Baker -- The music of The Bohemian girl / M.W. Balfe. I dreamt that I dwelt in marble halls ; Song of the gipsy's bride ; The fair land of Poland ; The heart bow'd down ; Then you'll remember me ; 'Tis sad to leave our father-land ; The Arline waltz ; The Bohemian gallop ; The Bohemian quickstep ; Pity for one in childhood torn ; See at your feet a suppliant ; The first fond lines that love has traced ; A soldier's life ; The wound upon thy arm ; Ne'er let the heart for sorrows grieve ; The celebrated chorus of gipsies -- The young Nadir : [from] The enchantress / written by Alfred Bunn ; composed by M.W. Balfe -- Song of the enchantress / M.W. Balfe -- Fine old English gentleman / Henry Russell -- A song of the oak : The brave old oak / written by H.F. Chorley ; the music composed by Edward T. Loder -- The pirates' chorus from the opera of The enchantress / the poetry by Alfred Dunn [sic] ; composed by M.W. Balfe -- Moore's melodies, number one / by Thomas Moore. 'Tis the last rose of summer ; Love's young dream ; Fill the bumper fair ; Believe me, if all those endearing young charms ; With moonlight beaming ; Come sing me that sweet air again ; Feast of roses ; Oft in the stilly night ; The Blarney / S. Lover ; Grief is mine / S. Lover ; Dear love, and native land, farewell / S. Lover ; True love can ne'er forget / S. Lover ; The angel's whisper / S. Lover. |
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Songs (High voice) with piano.
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Songs (High voice) with piano. |
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Songs (Medium voice) with piano.
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Songs (Medium voice) with piano. |
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Operas -- Excerpts -- Vocal scores with piano.
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Operas -- Excerpts -- Vocal scores with piano. |
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Music -- United States -- 19th century.
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Music. |
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United States. |
| Chronological Term |
19th century |
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Vocal scores.
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Vocal scores.
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Excerpts.
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Excerpts.
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| Added Author |
Balfe, M. W. (Michael William), 1808-1870.
Bohemian girl. Selections; arranged.
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Balfe, M. W. (Michael William), 1808-1870.
Enchantress. Selections; arranged.
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Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852.
Irish melodies. Selections.
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Hale, Mary Otis, compiler.
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