| Description |
iv, 91 pages : music ; 15 x 23 cm |
| Contents |
Adieu, sweet Amarillis -- Agreement -- Ah, how, Sophia, can you leave -- Ape, a lion, a fox and an ass -- Assignation -- Ah, sorry poor Frenchmen -- Almanac -- Tom Jolly's nose -- Banbury ale -- Do, re, mi, fa -- Call Philip Flatnose -- Care, thou canker of our joys -- In praise of white wine -- O'er Neptune's dominions -- Old chairs to mend -- Fie, nay, prithee, John -- Come, follow me! -- Curs'd be the wretch -- Come hither, Tom -- Farewell, dear -- Before you make a promise -- Come, honest friends -- Five reasons -- He that drinks is immortal -- Give me the sweet delights of love -- Boat, a boat! -- Have you Sir John Hawkins' hist'ry? -- Hark! the bonny Christ Church bells -- John ran -- Her partial taste -- Homer -- Great Tom is cast -- How sweet the hour of closing day -- Hey ho, nobody at home -- Let's drink to all our wives -- Here's a health to our fleet! -- Go learn of the ant -- Early to bed and early to rise -- How great is the pleasure -- How merrily looks the man that hath gold -- Once in our lives -- She that will eat her breakfast in her bed -- I gave her cakes and I gave her ale -- Half an hour past twelve o'clock -- I want to dress -- Jinkin the jester -- White sand and grey sand -- If you trust before you try -- Peter White -- Ill fares the family -- He that will an alehouse keep -- Here lies a woman -- Let us drink and be merry -- Let us love and drink -- Life is a jest -- Mark where the bee -- My dame hath a lame, tame crane -- Macedon youth -- Now the last load -- Haste thee, nymph -- Now we are met -- On life -- On mun saint -- One industrious insect -- Mate to a cock -- Prithee, ben't so sad and serious -- Happy days -- Once in Arcadia -- I envy not the mighty great -- River, that in silence windest -- Silver swan -- John Dory -- Slaves are they -- Three blind mice -- Sound the clarion! -- Sports of May -- There was three cooks in Colebrook -- Three toasts -- 'Tis too late for a coach -- Sing one, two, three -- 'Tis women -- Three bulls and a bear -- We list to the sound -- Well rung, Tom! -- To our musical club -- 'Twas you, sir! -- When a woman that's buxom -- Wilt thouh lend me thy mare -- Wise man sees lessons of wisdom -- Would you know how we meet -- Wisdom, riches, and greatness -- What hap had I -- With a down, down, hey, derry down -- When V and I together meet -- With deep-toned horn -- Slaves to the world -- Woman's rule -- Would you sing a round with pleasure -- Yawning round -- Wise men were but sev'n. |
| Subject |
Glees, catches, rounds, etc.
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Glees, catches, rounds, etc. |
| Genre/Form |
Notated music.
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Notated music.
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| Added Author |
Windham, Margarita, editor.
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Simpson, Claude M. (Claude Mitchell), 1910-1976, editor.
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| Other Form: |
Online version: Taylor, Mary Catherine, 1903- Catch that catch can. Boston, Mass., E.C. Schirmer music Co., 1945 (OCoLC)649494159 |
| Music No. |
E. C. S. 1344 E. C. Schirmer |
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2038 E. C. S. Choral songs |
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