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Description
On paste-down of front cover is a ms. fingering diagram for clarinet, with title "A new and compleat scale for the clarinet"; below the printed portion are instructions for playing the clarinet. Two loose sheets are laid into the manuscript: one (17 x 21 cm.) bears the names "J. C. Keech", "William Green," and "Toller" on the recto, and a song, "Among the swains" on the verso; the other (20 x 19 cm.) bears a catch, "Hark, the bonny ChristChurch bells" notated on one side. In the dead of the night -- A new march -- Duetto / by Pleyel -- German air -- How sweet in the woodlands : duett / by Dr. Harrington -- Life's but a journey -- Hark forward my boys -- The flowers of Edinburgh -- The favorite terzzetto of Viva tutti le vezzose -- The rose tree -- Daniel Cooper -- March in Blue Beard -- Come brother Crotchets -- The can of grog -- The barly raking -- Mind hussy what you do -- The babes of the wood -- God save the King -- The jolly bowl -- Britons to arms -- Who cares for nobody -- Lord Jervis -- Little England -- The lass of Richmond Hill -- Billy & Nancy -- England's glory, or, Ye British tar -- Sukey bids me -- Somebody -- The galley slave -- Quick step -- The doctrine of an Israelite / written and sung in Jewish dialect, by M. Collins in his celebrated entertainment of The brush ; the music adapted by W. Reeve -- William far away -- Peace & plenty -- In airy dreams : a favorite duett -- A favorite 2 part song -- Mary's dream, or, Sandy's ghost -- The fife hunt -- The new mariners -- Lodiack -- Battle of the Nile -- Margan Ratler -- Long time I've courted you Miss -- Rouse fellow soldiers -- God save the king -- How sweetly the time stole away -- A glee for 3 voices -- Jack Jullup : a celebrated comic song -- The fryar of orders gray -- The gallop -- Miss Shasbury -- Sir Wm. Curtis's jig: 1810 -- The Duke of York's troop -- The revallee : a sonnet -- Open the windows -- The flowers of Edinburgh -- Green grows ye rushes -- A catch for 4 voices -- Had she not care enough -- The gipsies glee -- Catch round the table -- Capn. Mackintosh's favorite -- Begone dull care -- Tinking Tom was an honest man -- Glee / by Mr. Webb -- Catch for 3 voices -- A new song -- Hunting duett / the words by Charles Hervey -- A catch -- The maid of Lodi -- The fox hunters -- Merry midnight bowl : a 3 voice catch -- A favorite glee for 3 voices -- Catch -- Shepherds I have lost my love : a favorite Irish song -- Duett / Dr. Green -- Duett : come let us take &c. -- Bibo -- In the dead of the night -- A batchelor : catch / S. Webbe -- The showman's ralley, or, The humours of Londsdown Fair : catch for 3 voices -- Catch : heigh ho / S. Webbe -- Catch : the moon and woman / S. Webbe -- Catch / H. Pursell -- Catch / H. Lawes -- Catch / Atterbury -- Catch / W. Bates -- Catch / Dr. Hayes -- Glee -- Catch / Dr. Hayes -- Kitty of Coleraine -- Glee companion to The new mariners : for 3 voices -- Morgianna -- The sooner the better -- Glee : a. 2. voc. / Mr. Berg -- Catch : a. 3. voc. / Mr. Arnold -- Glee for 3 voices -- Away with this pouting and sadness -- Glee a. 4. voc. / Dr. Arne -- Uncle Ned : a favorite American song -- All's well / Braham -- Guardian angels -- The Prince of Dunkirk's march -- March ye. foot guards -- The Starr -- Soldiers joy -- Mr. Bryns minuet -- Captain Monkey march -- The 100th march -- Admiral Digby's minuet -- March / by Mr. Dobney -- Primo -- New march, bass -- Dorsetshire society -- The foxhunter -- First coldstream march -- Second coldstream march -- March in ye. deserter -- Captain Gascot's frolic, or, English fleet -- Boulanger, or, Loath to part -- Miss Ward's fancy, or, Wyburons waltz -- Prince Edward's fancy -- The empire of hate -- Successful candidate -- Polly Higginbotham -- Buenos Ayres -- Forty thieves -- New claret : Irish air -- The dusty miller -- Merrily dance the Quakers -- Paddy O'Raftory -- Mr. T. Masons reel -- Caledonian lassie -- The lady's breast knot -- The surrender of Calis -- The Irish Sawyers -- Cape Trafalgar -- Paddy O'Snap -- Paddy benighted at noon -- Caleb Quotem's freak -- Mr. O'Gimblets fancy -- The invisible ring -- The Eschs favorite -- African waltz : 1807 -- Tallyrands waltz : 1807 -- Lady Caraline Lee -- The parson's march, or, Kiss my lady -- Lady Mary Ramsys strathspy -- Miss Brydle -- Devonshire volunteers march -- Jack's alive -- The sailors glory -- The rising of ye. lark -- Tekeli -- Lady Montgomery -- Over the water to Charley -- Lady Maria favorite waltz -- March -- Gavott -- March -- Major Spicer -- Fairy dance -- Minuet -- Lord Nelson's hornpipe -- Minuet -- Gavotta -- Minuet -- Allegro -- New German waltz -- New Dorsetshire march -- New kiss my lady -- March -- Slow march -- Lankershire march -- Foxes freedom & his native land -- Fox hunters -- Clifford races -- Bell Catherine -- Shake your self -- Speed the plow -- March ye. 41st -- March 4th -- The Duke of Yorks march -- New grand march / J. Wragg -- Rondo / J. Wragg -- Morgiona -- Nancy's fancy -- Hook's rondo -- Kiss my lady -- March of ye. 15th Regt. -- Quick march -- March -- The French march -- March -- The Italian Manfrede -- Handel's clarinet -- Lord Cathcart's welcome to Scotland -- Jockey.
Type
Format
manuscript
Identifier
Music Ms. 26 ark:/21198/zz002jkbx4 OCLC: 830051878 RISM: 000112300
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