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Collection of favorite songs sung at Vaux-Hall (1773) Oh Nanny

For high voice and piano; includes version for guitar or clarinet on page 2. Caption title. Interlinear English words by T. Percy; first line: Oh Nanny wilt though fly from me. (language) Staff notation. (language)

The Philadelphia Hymn - early American sheet music

Includes arrangement for 2 guitars at end. Verses 2, 3 and 4 printed as text. English words. (language) Staff notation. (language)

Sweet Nan of Hampton Green - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice. Includes part for guitar.

The Primrose girl - early American sheet music

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

The Mermaids Song a canzonett - early American

Verse 2 printed as text. English words. (language) Staff notation. (language)

Jem of Aberdeen - early American sheet music

Verses 2 and 3 printed as text. English words (language) Staff notation. (language)

The match boy a favorite song sung by Mr. Dignum with great applause at Vauxhall Gardens : for the piano forte or flute and violin

Mary will smile sung by Miss Broadhurst - early American

Song with recitative. For voice and piano. Staff notation. (language)

I never would be Married a favorite song - early American

Verses 2 and 3 printed as text. English words. (language) Staff notation. (language)

Unidentified collection of instrumental and vocal music - early American

Caption title. Included music is either for solo piano, medium voice and piano, or high voice and piano.

Pirates. Vocal score Capture - early American

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Pirates. Vocal score Lullaby - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice. Includes part for flute.

The Bleak Wind Whistles O'er The Main - early American

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

No song no supper. Vocal score Sailor boy - early American

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Midnight wanderers Cheering rosary; arranged - early American

Caption title.

The indigent peasent a favorite ballad sung with great applause by Mr. Darley at Vauxhall

Captivity a ballad supposed to be sung by Marie Antoinette during her confinement

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Hush Ev'ry Breezr from Hook's hours of love - early American

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Major Andre's Complaint price 12 cents - early American

Verses 2 and 3 printed as text. English words. (language) Staff notation. (language)

Let Fame sound the trumpet sung by Mr. Keane - early American

Caption title.

The cottage in the grove sung by Mr. Tyler - early American

Caption title.

The Kentucky volunteer A new song - early American

Caption title. Accompaniment included for the german flute and guitar.

The Lord of the Manor When First this Humble Roof I Knew

Incomplete photocopy English words (language) Staff notation. (language)

To me a smiling infant came a favorite ballad - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Cherokee. Vocal score Little bird - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice. Includes part for guitar.

La Carmagnole - early American - Public domain music sheet scan

For high voice and piano; includes guitar arrangement on page 3 [104]. Caption title. Page numbering in ink. French words. (language) Staff notation. (language)

Henry's cottage maid - early American sheet music

Caption title. For high voice voice and piano. Includes part for guitar. LC additional copy bound with Federal Constitution & liberty for ever / Hewitt.

The Galley Slave - early American sheet music

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Amyntor A pastoral song - early American

Caption title.

The wand'ring village maid - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

My native land - early American sheet music

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Ah welladay, poor Anna a favorite new song - early American

For voice and piano, with part for flute.

Ma Belle Coquette a favorite song - early American

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Independent & Free From the American Tar or the Press Gang defeated ; Sung by Mr. Rowson at the New Theatre Philadelphia

Caption title.

My grandmother. Vocal score Are ye fair, as op'ning roses

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

The Wedding Day a favourite song - early American

Includes A Favorite French Song on page 10. Staff notation. (language)

Pirates. Vocal scores Lullaby - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

When rural lads and lasses gay a favorite song - early American

For high voice and piano.

Cynthia's cottage a new favorite serenade - early American

For high voice and piano. Staff notation. (language)

The Merry piping lad a ballad in the Scots taste

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

The silver moon - early American sheet music

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Pirates. Vocal score Lullaby - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Collection of favourite songs sung at Vaux Hall no. 3 Cease a while

For high voice and piano; originally for soprano and orchestra. The first American imprint of Bach's song is Johann Christian Bach, Cease a while ye winds to blow (Philadelphia, G. Willig, 1795)--The Norumbega More

The Lass of the Cot - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Henry's cottage maid a favorite song - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Jemmy of the glen - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

The request - early American - Public domain music sheet scan

Caption title.

Fresh and strong the brewze is blowing - early American

Caption title.

Czar Hey ho chivey, hark forward tantivy; arranged - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice. Includes part for guitar and flute.

The sweet little girl that I love a favorite song

Caption title. For piano and high voice. Includes part for guitar.

Alone by the light of the moon a favorite song

Caption title.

I never would be married a favorite song - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

The woodman The streamlet; arranged - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Ellen the Richmond primrose girl - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

The Shipwreck'd Boy - early American sheet music

Verses 2, 3 and 4 printed as text. English words. (language) Staff notation. (language)

Ellen, the Richmond Primrose Girl - early American

Verse 3 printed as text. English words. (language) Staff notation. (language)

The Captive - early American - Public domain music sheet scan

Verse 3 printed as text. English words (language) Staff notation. (language)

Bright Phoebus a favorite hunting song - early American

Caption title.

Gentle love a favorite ballad - early American

May Day Morn a favorite sonnett - early American

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

I'm In Haste - early American - Public domain music sheet scan

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Three sweet hearts I boast a favorite song - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

He loves his Winsome Kate a favorite Scotch song - early American

Caption title. Part for guitar included.

Lash'd to the helm - early American

The Murmring Stream a favorite new song sung in the opera of Dimondcut dimond

For high voice and piano. Staff notation. (language)

Cherokee. Vocal score Fal lal la - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

The Witch A favorite new song - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Lillies and roses a favorite song - early American

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

Hark Forward Tantivy Huzza - early American

Verses 2 and 3 printed as text. Includes two additional songs (The Black Bird composed by Mr. Hook and How Shall I my Pain Discover composed by James Henrill) and an additional instrumental piece (Independent R More

Auld Robin Gray a favourite Scots air sung by Miss Broadhurst

For high voice and piano. Staff notation. (language)

A smile from the youth that I love - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice. Includes part for flute.

The Willow - early American - Public domain music sheet scan

Caption title. For piano and high voice. Includes part for guitar.

If a body loves a body - early American

The Green Mountain Farmer a new patrotic song - early American

For high voice with piano. Staff notation. (language)

Lullaby, musical notation - early American sheet music

Caption title.

Jemmy of the glen - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Niobe Cottage on the moor; arranged - early American

Caption title. For piano and high voice.

Delia a new song - early American

For high voice and piano. Caption title. Interlinear English words. (language) Staff notation. (language)

I have a silent sorrow here sung with great applause in The stranger

Kiss, musical notation - early American sheet music

The Silver Moon - early American sheet music

Staff notation. (language)

The Italian mock trio - early American

Caption title. For piano, high voices and medium voice.

The Gally slave - early American sheet music

Caption title.

The poor sailor boy - early American

The little sailor boy - early American

For voice and piano; guitar part printed at end. LC Copy 1 has inscribed on back, in ink: No. 201 Title of "The little sailor boy" (music) deposited 22d January 1798 by Benj. Carr as author & prop.