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The Dublin monthly magazine : being a new series of The citizen : and including The native music of Ireland, July - December 1842

And must we part? — I will not be deceived again! = Ni mhealfar mea rís — O’Rourke’s noble feast = Pleidh Raca na Ruarcach = Planxty O’Rourke — I will neither spin tow nor flax = Ní shinfeadh me barrach na lín — The hurler’s march — The black rose-bud = Róisín dubh — I was sleeping last night = Bhi me mo chodladh aréir — The twopenny jigg — The humours of Castle Lyons — The rose in full bloom — Roisin dubh [translation] — Mourn for her no more! — The birds are dreaming = Tá na h-éin ag aislingeadh — The Irish boy — The humours of Nam — Take me tender and you’ll have me always — The Geraldine’s daughter — The dark phantom = Taibhse dorcha — Mary Nugent — Drowsy Moggy — The jolly old woman = An seanbhean sultmhar — Molly Macalpin — Aileen Aroon — Mary O’Hara = Maire Ni Ara — The peeler and the goat — The flogging reel — Moll Tierney = Moll Tighearnaigh — The brown maid — Molly Astore — Guardian angels — The maid of Castle Craigh — Rose O’Conallon = Róis Ni Coindheálbhain — Patrick O’Connor — Sarsfield’s quickstep — The mountain lasses — Coulin — The young man’s dream

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The Dublin monthly magazine : being a new series of The citizen : and including The native music of Ireland, July - December 1842

And must we part? — I will not be deceived again! = Ni mhealfar mea rís — O’Rourke’s noble feast = Pleidh Raca na Ruarcach = Planxty O’Rourke — I will neither spin tow nor flax = Ní shinfeadh me barrach na lín — The hurler’s march — The black rose-bud = Róisín dubh — I was sleeping last night = Bhi me mo chodladh aréir — The twopenny jigg — The humours of Castle Lyons — The rose in full bloom — Roisin dubh [translation] — Mourn for her no more! — The birds are dreaming = Tá na h-éin ag aislingeadh — The Irish boy — The humours of Nam — Take me tender and you’ll have me always — The Geraldine’s daughter — The dark phantom = Taibhse dorcha — Mary Nugent — Drowsy Moggy — The jolly old woman = An seanbhean sultmhar — Molly Macalpin — Aileen Aroon — Mary O’Hara = Maire Ni Ara — The peeler and the goat — The flogging reel — Moll Tierney = Moll Tighearnaigh — The brown maid — Molly Astore — Guardian angels — The maid of Castle Craigh — Rose O’Conallon = Róis Ni Coindheálbhain — Patrick O’Connor — Sarsfield’s quickstep — The mountain lasses — Coulin — The young man’s dream

The Dublin monthly magazine : being a new series of The citizen : and including The native music of Ireland : January to June, 1842

I am blind old and lame = Ta me dall aosda as bacach — Planxty Jones = Pleidh raca na Jones — The march of Brian Borumha — Irish Molly O! — The Irishman — Night was still — Carolan’s rambles to Teague — Kitty Scott = Caitlin Albanaigh — The poor man’s labour’s never done — My Connor = The dear Irish boy = The wild Irish boy — Jigg Palltóg — Dermott O’Dowd = Diarmuid O’Duda — The leaves so green — Little black rose = Róis bheag dhubh = O’Connell’s welcome to Clare — I have no desire for mirth = Ní’l mian suilt orm — Gráine Mhaol — O’Reilly of Ath Carn = Ua Raghallaigh Atha Carna — Grainne Mhaol — I dreamed I was sailing = D’aislingeas go bhi me mo loingsigheadh — King James = Seamus Righ — John Reynolds — Wooden ware

The Dublin magazine [The citizen], January - April 1843

Sister of Charity — The forsaken maid = An mhaighdean fhagtha — Mary of Inisturk = Maire Inis Toirc — Moll Rooney’s pig — Rattle the brogues = Buail na broga — The summer is coming — The old head of Dennis — He is far from his home = Ta sé a bhfad o n’a thigh — Open the window = Fosgal an fhuineóg — Mac Carthy’s march = Caismeachd Mac Cartha — Kiss in the shelter — The night of the fun — The leather, you rogue — The twisting of the rope — The dear black maid — Serenade / by J. J. Callanan — Did you not see him? = Nach bhfaca tú é? — The poor old woman — An t-sean bhean bhochd — The humours of Bandon — The red fox — Hra! my dear Eveleen — If I had thought thou could’st have died — The summit of the Hill of Mist = Feighe an chnoic an cheóigh — I shall see thee no more = Ni bheacfad thú níos mó — The hen and cock that strayed away together = Cearc agus caileach — Allastron, or, Mac Domhnall’s march — The black joke — Tá mé mo chodladh

The citizen or, Dublin monthly magazine : [January - December, 1841]

Cia ab bealach a deachaidh si = Which way did she go? — The mother’s lamentation — The wearing of the green — [Unititled jig] — Fuaim na dtonn = Sound of the waves — No union for Our dear native island — Irish dance — If sadly thinking — bFearr liom a bheith marbh = I had rather be dead — Paisdin fuinne — Goirtin ornadh = The little field of barley — Sugradh ann gach uile ait = Diversion every where — The midnight fifer — Rocky road to Dublin — The wearing of the green — Paidin Mhac Ruairidhe = Paddy Mac Rory — Fonncodail : Irish lullaby — Humours of Passage — Fonn na sruth = Song of the streams — Maire St Seorse = Molly St George — Lutghair na naidear = The joy of the maidens — Conchobhar ua Raghallaigh Cluann = Connor O’Reilly of Clounish — An deoruide tuirseach = The weary wanderer — Ardharc na Eire = The standard of Ireland — Dance — Is breagh an cailin í = She is a lovely girl — Ta mo chroidhe trom = My heart is heavy — Buachail cuil dubh = The wicked black boy — Jackson’s drum — Ta mo triusan pollach = There’s a hole in my breeches — Bhfuil Maire ceansa marbh? = Is gentle Mary dead — Conchabhar ua Raghallaigh = Connor O’Reilly — Bas na gcarad se buairidh me = The death of my friends is what grieves me — An bruach grianach = The sunny bank — Sian Mac Diarmada = John McDermott — Dance — Feadam mas aill liom = I can if I choose — An maigdean cruadhchroidheach = The hard-hearted Maiden — Lady Westmorland’s fancy — The rocky road — An duibhghein cealgach = The deceitful stranger — Maigdean drid liom = Maiden wander with we — Dance

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Hamilton's universal tune-book : a collection of the melodies of all nations, adapted for violin, flute, clarionet, etc.. Vol. I / edited by James Manson

To the purchasers of Hamilton’s universal tune book [article] / J.M. — Index — Notes — My wife’s a wanton wee thing — A chriodhalachd = — The merry making — Minuet : from Don Giovanni [minuet] / Mozart — The cachucha dance — La fantasia / Lady Eliz. Lindsay — Lovely bell / J. Davy — Il crocciato — The garb of old Gaul — Hibernia : a favourite Irish air — Paddy Carey — Cawdor fair — Waltz / Mozart — Willie was a wanton wag — Pray goody : from the opera of Midas — Ah! roses are sweet / M.P. King — Peerie weerie — The howlet and the weasel — Carron side — The legacy = — How shall we abstain from whisky — The legacy [article] — Jenny’s bawbee — The langour of love — March : from the occasional overture / Handel — Hey, ca’ thro’ — The last time I cam’ o’er the muir — Neapolitan threshers — Polwart on the green — Lord Eglinton’s reel — The princess royal’s minuet / George Muschet — The cock of the north : an honourary title of the Duke of Gordon — Bonnie wee thing — The ladies of London — The tank : country dance — Marchioness of Huntly’s strathspey / Marshall — Lady Madelina Palmer’s strathspey / Marshall — Cailleagan a bhail mhoir = — Inverness lasses — Kiss the cold winter away — Rattling roaring Willie — My lady’s gown has gairs upon’t — Waltz / Mozart — Noble squire Dacre comes over the border — Timour the tartar — The winnowing sheet — The winnowing sheet [article] — Lick the ladle, Sandy — Lady Ann Stewart’s strathspey — Favourite French waltz — Miss Platoff’s wedding / Nath. Gow — Waltz from the overture to Lodoiska, waltz — Caledonian Hunt’s march — Orange and blue — Dundas of Arniston’s reel — My spirits are mounting — My nannie, o — Moll Tierney : Irish air — Morag — The hills of Glenurchie — The hills of Glenurchie [article] — A lament for a friend — The hon. Ramsay Maule’s march / Nathaniel Gow — Charmante Gabrielle : old French air — For a’ that and a’ that — We met : German air — Noran Kitsa : Irish — Noran Kitsa [article] — Goodwife admit the stranger : Gaelic air — Dance to your daddie — Air from the opera of Niobe / Pacini — Dandaleith / Marshall — King of Prussia’s waltz, waltz / D. Steibelt — Edinburgh musical fund / J. Reinagle — German hornpipe — Say my heart why wildly beating / C. M. von Weber — Green hills of Tyrol : from the opera of Guillame Tell / Rossini — Seule, dans un bois, filoit lisé / M. Grevin, l’ainé, Professur = — Vaudeville — Dulce domum — Awa’ to bonnie Tweedside — Saxon waltz, waltz / G. Von Benningsen — Quadrille — The fiery cross : Gaelic air — Hornpipe — Winter — For lack of gold she left me — Go, George, I can’t endure you — Rural Felicity — Marche des Marseillois — Jenny Jones : Welsh air, Cader Idris — The garland of love — Saw ye my wee thing — Duncan McQueen’s strathspey — The jolly old woman : Irish air — Frenet ha’ : very ancient ballad air — There’ll never be peace till Jamie comes hame : Jacobite air — Air Savoyard — Miss Drummond of Perth’s strathspey — Highlander’s farewell to Ireland — Indian’s march — Over the water to Charlie — Dear vale whose green retreats : from the opera of The Mariners — The brown jug — The lady of the desart : Irish air — Persian dance — N’t aparan goirid : old set = — Short apron — Miss Ann Douglas of Brigton’s jig — Hornpipe — Mr. R. Stewart’s waltz, waltz — Mrs. Clarke’s strathspey — The marchioness of Douglas’s favourite / Nath. Gow — Peggy I must love thee : Scottish air — The nut : country dance — Meg Merrilees : country dance — Mari nighean dheorsa : Gaelic air — La catina : quadrille par rose — The stool of repentance : Scottish — The deil amang the tailors — Laoidh an t’ slanuidhfear : Gaelic air — Ye shall walk in silk attire — The hemp dressers — Sfluich an oidhche noch, ‘sgur fuar i : Gaelic air = — Wet is this night and cold — God preserve the emperor / Haydn — The Bath waltz, waltz / Taylor — Ap shenkin — Set to me Jenny / John Turnbull — The inspired bard : Welch air — Martini’s minuet — Staffordshire militia march — Bessie’s haggis — March from Guillame Tell / Rossini — Fhir a bhata : Gaelic air = — The boat of my lover — Quadrille / James Warden — March from Pietro L’Eremita / Rossini — O whistle and I’ll come to you, my lad — The Hamburgh waltz, waltz — The cobbler of Castleberry — Blow, blow thou winter wind : sung in As you like it / Dr Arne — Slan gun thig mo run a nall : Gaelic air = — Well may my true love arrive — Kitty Tyrell : Irish air — Trust not man — Three children sliding on the ice : old English air — Hornpipe — Fra tante amgoscie / Caroffa — Auld Rob Morris — La bissette — The sprig of shillelah — Negro melody — The fourteenth of October : Scottish air — Miss Blair of Blair’s jig — Mrs. Spens Monro’s jig — Nis o rinneadh ar taghadh : Gaelic jorram or rowing air — The yellow hair’d laddie : Scottish air — Old Towler / Shield — Mr. Will’s favourite — Eiridh na finnacha’ Gaelach : Gaelic air = — The rebel war song — James Boick’s reel : now printed for the first time — The Kilwinning archers’ strathspey : now printed for the first time — The blue eyed youth : from the comic opera of Oh! this love, or the Masqueraders / M.P. King — Marmont’s retreat — The maid of Snowdoun — The wealth of the cottage is love : from the opera of Paul and Virginia / W. Reeve — The maid of Lodi / Shield — French melody — Ye mariners of England — The Glasgow quadrilles = — La pantalon — L’ete — La poule — La trenise — La finale — Such beauties in view : Irish jig — Cro nan gobhar : Gaelic air = — The goat pen — Dry your tears : from Durfy’s pills to purge melancholy — Sally Kelly — Saunders brane / Mr. Duncan — We’re no very fou but we’re gaily yet : Scottish air = — The laird of Skene’s favourite — My only Joe and dearie o : supposed Irish air — Boyne water : Irish air — Macpherson’s lament — The braes of Ballendine — Partant pour la syrie : French air = — Romance of Dunois — Maid of Isla — Miss Rabina Boswell’s reel — Hewitson’s hornpipe / S.W. Wigton, Cumberland — The Hamilton march / John Turnbull — My love is ower bonnie for a man o’ war — Air / Mozart — Somehow my spindle I mislaid — Back of the change-house — Hoddam castle — Chaidh an toran mu thom — An sealladh mo dheireadh do thearlach : Gaelic air = — Prince Charles’s last view of Scotland — Ranging the plaine one summer’s night : Playford’s coll 1684 — The covenanter’s tomb : Scottish air — Morfa rhuddlan : Welch air — Birniebouzle = — Braes o’ Tullimett — Coll McBain’s reel — Lord Kelly’s strathspey — Hearts of oak / Davy — Captain Clackit / Dibdin — The links of Killarow — Teetotal jig / A. Gunn — Chevalier waltz, waltz / John Turnbull — Rothiemurchie’s rant — Slionar eubh agus iolach : Gaelic air = — Many are the cries and shrieks of woe — The dark tower : Irish air — The Berlin waltz, waltz — Miss Margaret Brown’s favourite / Nathaniel Gow — I love my love in secret : Scottish air — Calibria — Love will find out the way — Lady Grace Douglas’s reel — Alridge’s hornpipe — Buona notte amata bene : Venetian air — Marchioness of Huntly’s jig — Fleurs castle : country dance — He was fam’d for deeds of arms / D. Corri — The bay of Biscay / Davy — Griffe’s favourite march — Killiecrankie : Scottish air : old set — Mrs Hamilton of Pintcaitland’s strathspey / Nath. Gow — Brose and butter : Scottish jig — My lady’s mantle : first set — Listen to the voice of love / Hook — Beneditta sia la madre : Venetian air — Blar leine : Gaelic air = — The battle of Kinloch lochy — Geological rant — Assembly waltz, waltz / John Turnbull — Mr Stabilina’s favourite / Nathaniel Gow. — Alace! I vyte zoure twa fayre eyne : very ancient — Come o’er the stream Charlie : Jacobite air — Slow march from The battle of Prague / Kotzwara — Zitti, zitti / Rossini — Number nip waltz, waltz / Thomas Henderson — Tha mi mo chadal : Gaelic air : ancient set = — I am asleep — The dusky night : hunting song — Borthwick braes : Scottish air — The coquette new moulded : from D’Urfey’s Pills to Purge Melancholy — Pastheen fuen : Irish air — Bhannerach dhon na chri’ : Gaelic air — Bhannerach dhon na chri’ [article] — Molly Macalpin : Irish air — Haggis Geordie’s jig — The butcher boy — Maidain chuin cheitean : Gaelic air = — Sweet May morning — Rest! Warrior, rest! / Michael Kelly — Miss Nisbet of Dirleton’s reel / Nathaniel Gow. — Colonel Hope’s quick step, quick step — The national, waltz = — Russian waltz — Lord Dunmore’s quick march / George Muschet — The market chorus : from the opera of Masaniello / Auber — La rochelle — The Balderston quadrilles : arranged for the universal tune-book = — Le pantalon = — Tak your auld cloak about ye — L’ete = — Bonnie Jeanie Grey — La poule = — My boy Tammy — La trenise = — The king shall enjoy his ain again = — My love she’s but a lassie yet — La finale = — The Berwickshire quick step — Ackee-o : Negro song from the opera of Paul and Virginia / Reeve — The highland watch — Honourable Ramsay Maule’s favourite / Nathaniel Gow. — She rose and let me in — Cuir a ghaoil dileas tharrum do lamh : Gaelic air = — Place, true love, thine arm around me — Corelli’s jigga — Strathavich : Gaelic air, printed for the first time — Alloa house — Glengary’s favourite / Kennedy — Coleen dhas croothe na moe : Irish air = — The pretty girl milking the cow — Oh love! how just and severe thy mighty godhead is / Francis Forcer, Playford’s collection 1694 — Tullochgorum — Lord Macdonald — Corporal Casey : Irish air — Waltz — Lowland Willie — Old French melody — Duke of York’s favourite troop — The souters of Selkirk : Scottish air — Charles street, Bath — Venetian air — The shepherd’s son : very old Scottish air — Soldier’s dance — When we sailor lads first put to sea : from The mariners — Kate Kearney : Irish air — Come sing round my favourite tree — Chanson d’artois / Mons. Heron Fils — Moulines Maria / J. Moulds — Air / Rossini — The first of June — Nancy’s to the greenwood gane : old Scottish air — One kind kiss before we part — Bolero : from the opera of Masaniello — The Caledonian hunt / Sir Alexander Don — The fairy dance — Thou art gane awa frae me, Mary — Johnnie faa : old Scottish melody — My apron dearie — Air / Viotti — The triumph : country dance — Buxom nan — Quick step — Fisher’s hornpipe = — Blanchard’s hornpipe — Les charmants anglois — The minstrel boy : Irish air — John Paterson’s mare — Cock up your beaver : Scottish air — All’idea waltz, waltz / Rossini — Bonnie Jean : Scottish air — Cumhadh fion : Gaelic air = — Ossian’s lament for his father — Calver lodge : country dance — Malbrough va-t-en guerre : French popular melody — Farewell — Le petit tambour — March : from the opera of Blue Beard / Michael Kelly — Jessie the flower of Dumblane / R.A. Smith — The rising of the lark : Welch air — The hunter’s chorus : from the opera of Der Freyschutz / Weber — Waltz / Henry Herz — Saturday night at sea — Kilcaldrum’s reel : Scottish — The deil amang the mealmongers : Scottish — French march

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Hamilton's universal tune-book : a collection of the melodies of all nations, adapted for violin, flute, clarionet, etc.. Vol. I / edited by James Manson

To the purchasers of Hamilton’s universal tune book [article] / J.M. — Index — Notes — My wife’s a wanton wee thing — A chriodhalachd = — The merry making — Minuet : from Don Giovanni [minuet] / Mozart — The cachucha dance — La fantasia / Lady Eliz. Lindsay — Lovely bell / J. Davy — Il crocciato — The garb of old Gaul — Hibernia : a favourite Irish air — Paddy Carey — Cawdor fair — Waltz / Mozart — Willie was a wanton wag — Pray goody : from the opera of Midas — Ah! roses are sweet / M.P. King — Peerie weerie — The howlet and the weasel — Carron side — The legacy = — How shall we abstain from whisky — The legacy [article] — Jenny’s bawbee — The langour of love — March : from the occasional overture / Handel — Hey, ca’ thro’ — The last time I cam’ o’er the muir — Neapolitan threshers — Polwart on the green — Lord Eglinton’s reel — The princess royal’s minuet / George Muschet — The cock of the north : an honourary title of the Duke of Gordon — Bonnie wee thing — The ladies of London — The tank : country dance — Marchioness of Huntly’s strathspey / Marshall — Lady Madelina Palmer’s strathspey / Marshall — Cailleagan a bhail mhoir = — Inverness lasses — Kiss the cold winter away — Rattling roaring Willie — My lady’s gown has gairs upon’t — Waltz / Mozart — Noble squire Dacre comes over the border — Timour the tartar — The winnowing sheet — The winnowing sheet [article] — Lick the ladle, Sandy — Lady Ann Stewart’s strathspey — Favourite French waltz — Miss Platoff’s wedding / Nath. Gow — Waltz from the overture to Lodoiska, waltz — Caledonian Hunt’s march — Orange and blue — Dundas of Arniston’s reel — My spirits are mounting — My nannie, o — Moll Tierney : Irish air — Morag — The hills of Glenurchie — The hills of Glenurchie [article] — A lament for a friend — The hon. Ramsay Maule’s march / Nathaniel Gow — Charmante Gabrielle : old French air — For a’ that and a’ that — We met : German air — Noran Kitsa : Irish — Noran Kitsa [article] — Goodwife admit the stranger : Gaelic air — Dance to your daddie — Air from the opera of Niobe / Pacini — Dandaleith / Marshall — King of Prussia’s waltz, waltz / D. Steibelt — Edinburgh musical fund / J. Reinagle — German hornpipe — Say my heart why wildly beating / C. M. von Weber — Green hills of Tyrol : from the opera of Guillame Tell / Rossini — Seule, dans un bois, filoit lisé / M. Grevin, l’ainé, Professur = — Vaudeville — Dulce domum — Awa’ to bonnie Tweedside — Saxon waltz, waltz / G. Von Benningsen — Quadrille — The fiery cross : Gaelic air — Hornpipe — Winter — For lack of gold she left me — Go, George, I can’t endure you — Rural Felicity — Marche des Marseillois — Jenny Jones : Welsh air, Cader Idris — The garland of love — Saw ye my wee thing — Duncan McQueen’s strathspey — The jolly old woman : Irish air — Frenet ha’ : very ancient ballad air — There’ll never be peace till Jamie comes hame : Jacobite air — Air Savoyard — Miss Drummond of Perth’s strathspey — Highlander’s farewell to Ireland — Indian’s march — Over the water to Charlie — Dear vale whose green retreats : from the opera of The Mariners — The brown jug — The lady of the desart : Irish air — Persian dance — N’t aparan goirid : old set = — Short apron — Miss Ann Douglas of Brigton’s jig — Hornpipe — Mr. R. Stewart’s waltz, waltz — Mrs. Clarke’s strathspey — The marchioness of Douglas’s favourite / Nath. Gow — Peggy I must love thee : Scottish air — The nut : country dance — Meg Merrilees : country dance — Mari nighean dheorsa : Gaelic air — La catina : quadrille par rose — The stool of repentance : Scottish — The deil amang the tailors — Laoidh an t’ slanuidhfear : Gaelic air — Ye shall walk in silk attire — The hemp dressers — Sfluich an oidhche noch, ‘sgur fuar i : Gaelic air = — Wet is this night and cold — God preserve the emperor / Haydn — The Bath waltz, waltz / Taylor — Ap shenkin — Set to me Jenny / John Turnbull — The inspired bard : Welch air — Martini’s minuet — Staffordshire militia march — Bessie’s haggis — March from Guillame Tell / Rossini — Fhir a bhata : Gaelic air = — The boat of my lover — Quadrille / James Warden — March from Pietro L’Eremita / Rossini — O whistle and I’ll come to you, my lad — The Hamburgh waltz, waltz — The cobbler of Castleberry — Blow, blow thou winter wind : sung in As you like it / Dr Arne — Slan gun thig mo run a nall : Gaelic air = — Well may my true love arrive — Kitty Tyrell : Irish air — Trust not man — Three children sliding on the ice : old English air — Hornpipe — Fra tante amgoscie / Caroffa — Auld Rob Morris — La bissette — The sprig of shillelah — Negro melody — The fourteenth of October : Scottish air — Miss Blair of Blair’s jig — Mrs. Spens Monro’s jig — Nis o rinneadh ar taghadh : Gaelic jorram or rowing air — The yellow hair’d laddie : Scottish air — Old Towler / Shield — Mr. Will’s favourite — Eiridh na finnacha’ Gaelach : Gaelic air = — The rebel war song — James Boick’s reel : now printed for the first time — The Kilwinning archers’ strathspey : now printed for the first time — The blue eyed youth : from the comic opera of Oh! this love, or the Masqueraders / M.P. King — Marmont’s retreat — The maid of Snowdoun — The wealth of the cottage is love : from the opera of Paul and Virginia / W. Reeve — The maid of Lodi / Shield — French melody — Ye mariners of England — The Glasgow quadrilles = — La pantalon — L’ete — La poule — La trenise — La finale — Such beauties in view : Irish jig — Cro nan gobhar : Gaelic air = — The goat pen — Dry your tears : from Durfy’s pills to purge melancholy — Sally Kelly — Saunders brane / Mr. Duncan — We’re no very fou but we’re gaily yet : Scottish air = — The laird of Skene’s favourite — My only Joe and dearie o : supposed Irish air — Boyne water : Irish air — Macpherson’s lament — The braes of Ballendine — Partant pour la syrie : French air = — Romance of Dunois — Maid of Isla — Miss Rabina Boswell’s reel — Hewitson’s hornpipe / S.W. Wigton, Cumberland — The Hamilton march / John Turnbull — My love is ower bonnie for a man o’ war — Air / Mozart — Somehow my spindle I mislaid — Back of the change-house — Hoddam castle — Chaidh an toran mu thom — An sealladh mo dheireadh do thearlach : Gaelic air = — Prince Charles’s last view of Scotland — Ranging the plaine one summer’s night : Playford’s coll 1684 — The covenanter’s tomb : Scottish air — Morfa rhuddlan : Welch air — Birniebouzle = — Braes o’ Tullimett — Coll McBain’s reel — Lord Kelly’s strathspey — Hearts of oak / Davy — Captain Clackit / Dibdin — The links of Killarow — Teetotal jig / A. Gunn — Chevalier waltz, waltz / John Turnbull — Rothiemurchie’s rant — Slionar eubh agus iolach : Gaelic air = — Many are the cries and shrieks of woe — The dark tower : Irish air — The Berlin waltz, waltz — Miss Margaret Brown’s favourite / Nathaniel Gow — I love my love in secret : Scottish air — Calibria — Love will find out the way — Lady Grace Douglas’s reel — Alridge’s hornpipe — Buona notte amata bene : Venetian air — Marchioness of Huntly’s jig — Fleurs castle : country dance — He was fam’d for deeds of arms / D. Corri — The bay of Biscay / Davy — Griffe’s favourite march — Killiecrankie : Scottish air : old set — Mrs Hamilton of Pintcaitland’s strathspey / Nath. Gow — Brose and butter : Scottish jig — My lady’s mantle : first set — Listen to the voice of love / Hook — Beneditta sia la madre : Venetian air — Blar leine : Gaelic air = — The battle of Kinloch lochy — Geological rant — Assembly waltz, waltz / John Turnbull — Mr Stabilina’s favourite / Nathaniel Gow. — Alace! I vyte zoure twa fayre eyne : very ancient — Come o’er the stream Charlie : Jacobite air — Slow march from The battle of Prague / Kotzwara — Zitti, zitti / Rossini — Number nip waltz, waltz / Thomas Henderson — Tha mi mo chadal : Gaelic air : ancient set = — I am asleep — The dusky night : hunting song — Borthwick braes : Scottish air — The coquette new moulded : from D’Urfey’s Pills to Purge Melancholy — Pastheen fuen : Irish air — Bhannerach dhon na chri’ : Gaelic air — Bhannerach dhon na chri’ [article] — Molly Macalpin : Irish air — Haggis Geordie’s jig — The butcher boy — Maidain chuin cheitean : Gaelic air = — Sweet May morning — Rest! Warrior, rest! / Michael Kelly — Miss Nisbet of Dirleton’s reel / Nathaniel Gow. — Colonel Hope’s quick step, quick step — The national, waltz = — Russian waltz — Lord Dunmore’s quick march / George Muschet — The market chorus : from the opera of Masaniello / Auber — La rochelle — The Balderston quadrilles : arranged for the universal tune-book = — Le pantalon = — Tak your auld cloak about ye — L’ete = — Bonnie Jeanie Grey — La poule = — My boy Tammy — La trenise = — The king shall enjoy his ain again = — My love she’s but a lassie yet — La finale = — The Berwickshire quick step — Ackee-o : Negro song from the opera of Paul and Virginia / Reeve — The highland watch — Honourable Ramsay Maule’s favourite / Nathaniel Gow. — She rose and let me in — Cuir a ghaoil dileas tharrum do lamh : Gaelic air = — Place, true love, thine arm around me — Corelli’s jigga — Strathavich : Gaelic air, printed for the first time — Alloa house — Glengary’s favourite / Kennedy — Coleen dhas croothe na moe : Irish air = — The pretty girl milking the cow — Oh love! how just and severe thy mighty godhead is / Francis Forcer, Playford’s collection 1694 — Tullochgorum — Lord Macdonald — Corporal Casey : Irish air — Waltz — Lowland Willie — Old French melody — Duke of York’s favourite troop — The souters of Selkirk : Scottish air — Charles street, Bath — Venetian air — The shepherd’s son : very old Scottish air — Soldier’s dance — When we sailor lads first put to sea : from The mariners — Kate Kearney : Irish air — Come sing round my favourite tree — Chanson d’artois / Mons. Heron Fils — Moulines Maria / J. Moulds — Air / Rossini — The first of June — Nancy’s to the greenwood gane : old Scottish air — One kind kiss before we part — Bolero : from the opera of Masaniello — The Caledonian hunt / Sir Alexander Don — The fairy dance — Thou art gane awa frae me, Mary — Johnnie faa : old Scottish melody — My apron dearie — Air / Viotti — The triumph : country dance — Buxom nan — Quick step — Fisher’s hornpipe = — Blanchard’s hornpipe — Les charmants anglois — The minstrel boy : Irish air — John Paterson’s mare — Cock up your beaver : Scottish air — All’idea waltz, waltz / Rossini — Bonnie Jean : Scottish air — Cumhadh fion : Gaelic air = — Ossian’s lament for his father — Calver lodge : country dance — Malbrough va-t-en guerre : French popular melody — Farewell — Le petit tambour — March : from the opera of Blue Beard / Michael Kelly — Jessie the flower of Dumblane / R.A. Smith — The rising of the lark : Welch air — The hunter’s chorus : from the opera of Der Freyschutz / Weber — Waltz / Henry Herz — Saturday night at sea — Kilcaldrum’s reel : Scottish — The deil amang the mealmongers : Scottish — French march

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Index — Notes [article] — Sur margine d’un rio — The runaway bride — Irish jig — The Gaberlunzie’s march — Down the burn Davie : Scottish air : first set — Who to gain the laurel crown : old English air — The gray cock : O saw ye my father : Scottish air — The jolly beggar : Scottish air / attributed to King James V — John of Paris — = The Ladies Club — Hanoverian waltz — The deil’s elbow : reel / John Turnbull — He stole my tender heart away — The gnome waltz / T.H. — C’est l’amour : French air — = Oh tis love — Could I each fault remember : from the opera of The Duenna — O rare London town / Hook — The poor heart-broken weaver / J.M. — The morning star waltz — Madame Vandercourt / Dibdin — The Woodcockstank Brig — The Marquis of Bowmont’s reel / Marshall — Lillibulero : this set of the airs is from Durfey’s Pills to purge melancholy — Love good night : English air — The maid of Selma : from Johnson’s Musical Museum — March from La donna del lago / Rossini — The gardener wi his paidle : Scottish air — = The gardener’s march — Song of a Finlandish peasant girl : from Acerbi’s Travels through Sweden, Finland etc in 1798 and 1799 — Awa Whigs awa : Jacobite air — The widow Mahoney : Irish air — St. Pierre hornpipe — How long and drearie is the night : Gaelic air — The crimson morn bids hence the night : from The duenna — The banks of Forth / James Oswald — = Ye sylvan powers that rule the plain — O tis pleasant to float on the sea : from the opera of Oberon / Weber — May we ne’er want a friend or a bottle to give him / John Davy — Forgive me / Haydn — Athol Cummers : strathspey : Scottish — Jacky tar : hornpipe — = Cuckoo’s nest — = I do confess that thou art fair — Single blessedness : very old — Benny side : old Scottish melody — Charlie is my darling : Jacobite air — The Haughs o’ Cromdale : Gaelic air — Lady Baird’s delight : reel : Scottish — Hodgart’s delight : O leeze me on my bonnie lass : Scottish air — Mackenzie’s rant : strathspey : Scottish — Leewaerden Waltzer / J.W. Oelfingen — Jack at Greenwich : from the entertainment called The cake-house / Dibdin — Le Pont Neuf — The chapter of fashions : old air — Were na my heart licht I wad die : old Scottish air — When Maggie gangs awa : strathspey / John Turnbull — Lawers House : Scottish air — See what a conquest love has made : Thomas Tudway from Playford’s Collection — Stu mo run : Gaelic air — Lord Gregory : old Scottish air — Departed friends / J.M. — O Mary ye’s e be clad in silk : Scottish air — The braes of Locheil — Gipsy quadrilles — La Pantalon — L’ete — La poule — La trenise — La finale — Mazourka — My lodging is on the cold ground : Irish melody — Chanson elegiaque — Rondeau — Quadrille — The dusty miller : Scottish air — Duncan’s election / John M’Glashan — The Bob of Fettercairn : reel — The oyster girl — Chiu-ri-ruo : North Highland air — O pescator de l’onda : Venetian air — The lass of Livingstone — Minuet — Le printemps — The reel of Achareidh / James Wylson — The new rigged ship : country dance — Le gobelin valse / J. Warden — Whilst happy in my native land — Ca-ca Geschmauset : German Burschen melody — Jamie Gay / Mr. Berg — The captain’s lady : Scottish air — Lady Charlotte Bruce’s favourite / Nath. Gow — Clyde-side lasses : reel — The rambler or, Jock Tamson’s hornpipe / J.M. — My true love far away : from The son-in-law — The bonnie grey eyed morn : very old — The Emerald Isle : Irish air — I could never lustre see in eyes that would not look on me : from The Duenna — Le ramonneur : French melody — Rondo : suggested by J.P. Knight’s air Beautiful Venice / Dounieso — What will I do gin my hoggie wad die : old Scottish melody — The night-cap — Farewell to Minna — Planxty Drury : Irish air — Burns’ Festival march, 6th August, 1844 / John Turnbull — The hermit’s song : from the opera of Der Freyschutz / Weber — Miss Skeen’s strathspey / P. Virtue — Mrs. Christie’s rant — You’re the beam of my eye / J. Harkin — Favourite French air — An thou wert my ain thing : old Scottish air — Polonaise / J. Kuffner — The widow of Wareham : country dance — My heart’s in the Highlands : Gaelic air — Anacreon in heaven — The shipwrecked boy / J. Moulds — The Scots recluse / James Oswald — Was ist des deutschen Vaterland? : Burschen melody — Waltz / Mr. P. King — Money in both pockets : country dance — Muir Mackenzie’s favourite / Mr. Sharpe of Hoddam — Fete du village = The village festival — Gladsmuir / William M’Gibbon — The sisters — To-ho-man-ho-to : melody country dance — Hark the bonnie High Church bells / Dr. Aldrich — Duke of Gloucester’s new march — Gie me a lass wi’ a lump o’ land : Scottish air — I’m as smart a lad as you’d wish to see : from The mouth of the Nile / Attwood — Toll, toll the knell : from the opera of Mahmoud / Stephen Storace — The fair maid with her milking pail : old English air / D.C. — Paddy now won’t you be easy : Irish air — Macgregor’s gathering : March in Rob Roy — Our friends in Castleweerock / J.M. — Chinese march / James Bickers — Peep-bo, auld tow-wig / John Turnbull — The harvest home : hornpipe — The vain pursuit — Captain Megan : Irish air — Nobody coming to marry me — The hardy sailor / Dr. Arnold — The nymph — Miss Sharpe’s fancy / Mr. Sharpe of Hoddam — The priest in his boots : Irish air — La tricoteuse, or The knitter’s waltz — My ain fireside : Scottish air — Lullaby : or, Peaceful slumbering on the ocean / Storace — The wedding day : old name How can I be sad on my wedding day — Young William was a seaman true — Gin a body meet a body comin’ thro’ the rye : Scottish air — The blue-eyed lassie / Robert Riddel — The London march — La chocaillon quadrille — Oh no my love no : when I hang on thy bosom distracted to leave thee / Michael Kelly — The golden farmer, hornhpipe — The three ghosts : there sat three ghosts by the kirkyard side / J.M. — The constant shepherdess — Was blasen die Trompeten? = Why sounds the trumpet? : German melody — The randy wives of Greenlaw / J. King — Will watch / J. Davy — Lord Eglinton’s auld man — Grand march from the opera of Norma / Bellini — Hunting the hare : Irish air = — Calais packet — Is your graith in order, strathspey — A canaries : from Mersenne’s Harmonie universelle, 1636 — Ah Colin, why : old air — The weary pun’ o’ tow : Jacobite air = — Hey then up we go — The waefu’ heart = — Gin living worth could win my heart — Lochaber no more — Aria / Haydn — Methven Castle — Galop from The corsair / Bochsa — On yonder stile — L’oriflamme, march — Quadrille — Le champignon, gallopade — In the dead of the night / King — India air — The blue-bell of Scotland : Scottish air — Carle now the King’s come : very old Scottish air = — Gentle shepherd — Auf Brueder lasst uns lustig Leben : Burschen melody = — Rise brother : let us enjoy a life of pleasure — Taste life’s glad moments : German air = — Freut euch des Lebens — I’m not to be stinted in love : from the interlude of The love wrangle — Bohemian melody — Quick step of the Twelfth regiment — Lady Elgin’s strathspey — Her absence will not alter me — Slow air / John M’Glashan — Sir Ralph Abercrombie’s march — Captain Ross’ reel : Scottish — Whistle o’er the lave o’t : Scottish air / John Bruce — Lady Ann Hope’s favourite : Scottish — A smile from the girl of my heart / Shield — Three fat mice, reel / John Turnbull — This life is a lottery, wives are the prizes / Dibdin — Oh say simple maid : from Inkle and Yarico / Dr. Arnold — Half-past-twelve — Ce fut une nuit solennelle : popular French melody — Mary’s dream — The sunny rays of morning : Danish air — Grotesque dance — The Fourth Dragoon’s march — The battle o’ Shirra-muir : old Scottish air : old set = Cameronian’s rant = — Cameron’s march = — Cameron’s reel — L’abrotone : contre dance — The white cockade : Jacobite melody — One bottle more : Irish air = — Assist me ye lads who have hearts void of guile — Paddy Forshane’s fricassee — Slow march / Thompson Aimers — The druid’s march : from the opera of Norma / Bellini — O dear what can the matter be :Irish air — The banks o’ Nith : Scottish air — Popular French melody — Aria / Auber — Miss Janet Agnes Drennan’s waltz — Betty Pringle’s pig / J.B. Sale — Port na fainne = — The wedding ring = — Mrs. Nicol’s fancy — Mrs. Weymis of Cuttlehill, strathspey = — St. Patrick was a gentleman — Neil Gow’s lament for his brother — The grave of Burns — The black eagle — Bruachan Loch Neish, Gaelic air = — The banks of Loch Ness — Una voce : tyrant soon I’ll burst thy chains / Rossini — Chinese air — Johnnie Armstrong : old ballad air — Princess Royal’s polka a la julien — The Krakoviak dance / Bochsa — Woodman spare that tree / Henry Russell — Lilla’s a lady : German air — The Caledonian hunt’s delight / James Miller and Stephen Clarke = — Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie Doon — Earl Douglas’s lament — Slow air — Little Nell’s requiem — Popular French melody — The lasses of the ferry, strathspey = — O hey, Johnnie lad / Tannahill — The love links : country dance — Polish dance — Britons to arms — The peep of day — Turn out / M.P. King — Silly boy, ‘tis full moon yet, so night as day shines clearly / Sir Walter Raleigh — Bow-wow-wow : very old English air — Alles schweige : Burschen melody = — Be all silent — Le garcon volage, quadrille — The Dorset quadrille — Stack in virgo : Irish air — Minuet / Hook — Slow air / Mozart — Tell me fair maid / W. Smellie, M.D. — Es zog aus Berlin ein muthiger Held : Burschen melody = — There went from Berlin a brave hero — The ivy green / Henry Russell — Lightly tread, ‘tis hallowed ground / J. Scotland — Hermann Boaz : country dance — The girl that I love is a mortal like me / Urquhart — ‘Twere vain to tell thee all I feel, waltz — Oh give me back my ring — Kenmure’s on and awa’ Willie : Jacobite air — I was, d’ye see, a waterman — By the gaily circling glass : song from the Masque of Comus / Dr. Arne — La Suissesse au bord du lac : French air = — Far o’er the lake — The Prague waltz — Thou bonnie wood of Craigielee / R.A. Smith — Lord Ronald, or Lord Randall : old Scottish ballad air — Oh megan ee : from the Castle Spectre / Michael Kelly — Swiss air — The young troubadour / Henri Herz — La recette : romance / M. Bonnay — The madrigal — The ox’s minuet / Haydn — French popular melody — Air from the opera of La dame blanche / Boieldieu — There is a form / W. Smellie, M.D. — Puss in a corner : from Pills to purge melancholy — Camelia waltz / Mozart — A friar he loved a fair maid well : old ballad air — Young Philander : old Scottish melody — Philander was a merry swain : from Playford’s collection — Opera hornpipe — The flowers of the forest : old Scottish air — Bhlian ur, Gaelic strathspey and song = — New year’s day, strathspey and song — Sadler’s well stumbling minuet — Waltz / Henri Herz. — Duke of Kent’s reel : Scottish — Waltz / Strauss — Fal-de-ral-tit = — I learnt a pretty song in France — Hop-o’-my thumb / Johnson Segton — Mr. James M’Nicol, Inverary, strathspey / Alexander M’Kay, Islay — Bannocks o’ barley meal : old Scottish air = — Argyle is my name — Robertson’s quick step / Charles Robertson — Three years a sailor’s life I led — The real Irish quadrilles = — Le pantalon = — Rattle the bottles — L’ete = — A bumper for luck — La poule = — A Donnybrook row — La trenise = — The drunken peasant — La finale = — The devil take the Peelers — Thy fatal shafts unerring prove, I bow before thine altar love — Frisch auf, mein Volk : German soldier’s song / T.H.C. Barnhardt = — Cheer up my men / T.H.C. Barnhardt — Willie’s rare : Scottish air — Ranz des vaches : Swiss melody — A little : from the entertainment of the Cake House / Dibdin — Logie o’ Buchan : Scottish air — The flowers of the West / J. Henderson — Youth’s the season made for joy — Quadrille rondo / Henri Herz. — Lugton Brig, waltz — Miss S. Murray’s reel : Scottish — The tipsy Hibernian / Reeve — Arise lovely beam of the Tweed / John Ross — Solemn march from the opera of La gazza ladra / Rossini — The maid’s complaint : old Scottish air / James Oswald — The dark phantom : Irish air — Mis Rae’s strathspey — Siubhal an t’ sneachd tra oiche : Gaelic air = — The traveller benighted in snow — Lord Balgownie’s favourite : Scottish air = — Gloomy Winter’s now awa’ — Stop waltz — Saw ye Johnnie comin’ : old Scottish air — Ringan’s Isle, strathspey — The demon lover : old ballad air — My days have been so wondrous free — Sawney’s pipe : old Scottish melody — Pull away, pull away I say : from The mouth of the Nile / Attwood — He winna do for me / Dr. Arne — Labitsky’s Aurora waltzes — All my life is joy and pleasure : duet / Bellini — The original stop waltz : French — Old English country dance — Engel Waltzer — Cornwallis’s lament for Colonel Muirhead : Scottish air = — Sensibility how charming — The mill, the mill o : Scottish air = — When wild war’s deadly blast was blawn — O’er the hills and far away : Scottish air

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The fortune teller / sung by Miss Love — Far, far from me my lover lies / M.P. King — The two celebrated royal gallapades : performed at his Majesty’s ball — Waltz / by Rossini — Masaniello’s march / Auber — The fishermen’s barcarole : in Masaniello / Auber — The guaracha : in Masaniello / Auber — Le troubadour du tage : French melody — Buona notte : Venetial melody — The Grenadier’s march — Au clair de la lune — The bonny fish wife : Scotch air — Betsy Baker — The yellow hair’d laddie — Roy’s wife of Aldivaloch — Ah perdona / Mozart — Von Esch’s favorite rondo, air — La poule — Sweet maid adieu / Mozart — My love she’s but a lassie yet — Black ey’d Susan : the celebrated sea song / as sung by T.P. Cook — Of all the girls — Lullaby — Hush every breeze / Hook — Come rest on this bosom : Irish melody — Sheela na Guira : Irish melody — Sul margine d’un rio — O pescator del onda — Love and glory / Braham — L’espoir : French air — ‘Twere vain to tell thee all I feel — La passayne — La belle Catherine — La belle Latiarie — My native land good night — The Brighton galloppe — La sentinelle : French air — Banks of Banna : Irish melody — Drink of this cup : Irish melody — O say bonny lass / Hook — Jockey to the fair — Ye shall walk in silk attire : Scotch air — The lass o’ Gowrie / sung by Mr. Melrose — The rose tree : Irish melody — Come haste to the wedding — Spanish march — El sueno : Spanish melody — The oracle : favorite dance — The poor wounded heart / Hook — Come dearest Caroline — The woodland maid — List to the music of even — Gaily Moscow bells were rimging [sic] : Russian melody — Bells of St. Petersburgh : Russian melody — Brides bells — The bells of London — When I left thy shores o Naxos : Greek melody — The Greek dance — The bay of Biscay O / Davy — All night on the beaten rock — The wealth of the cottage / Reeve — Kitty o’ the Clyde / Reeve — When I gaz’d on a beautiful face / M.P. King — Auld Robin Gray — The old maid — The bonny breast knots : Scotch air — Scotch air — Kate Kearney : Irish melody — Dermot : Irish melody — The Highland march — Les graces — The banner of war / Braham — The beautiful boy : Irish melody — March in Sargino / Paer — Fandango haspanol — Spanish dance — The nightingale — Buonaparte’s march — La cheza — The greenwood tree : in the Maid of Judah / Rossini — Tell her I’ll love her / Shield — Sweet girls adieu / Arne — In happier hours : German melody — Far far at sea — Hasten love the sun hath set : Indian melody — Persian air — Come buy my roses / Sir J. Stevenson — Moss roses / sung by Madame Vestris — My heart’s true blue / Rossini — Oh! Would that love : German melody — Tam o’ shanter : Scotch air / sung by Mr Braham — The Selesian maid : Prussian melody — Here’s a health to the ladies — Hurrah for the buff and the blue — Spanish air / composed by a Spanish lady on her husband being taken prisoner by the Patriots — The Spanish guitar : Spanish air / sung by Mis de Camp — Dans un delire extreme : French air / sung by the Troubadours — It was at the noontide hour / sung by Miss Carew ; J. Davy — The morn unbars the gates of light : favorite hunting song / J. Davy — Happy were the days / Mazinghi — Oh remember love remember : German melody / sung by Miss Love — Yes I will meet thee there love / sung by Madame Vestris ; F.W. Southwell — The kiss dear maid — The girl of my heart / sung by Mr Incledon ; Shield — The post captain / sung by Mr Incledon ; W Shield — Ben Beckstay / C. Dibdin — The pipe of poor Colin / Sir J. Stevenson — Let hoary time : Irish melody — English hornpipe — Oh this love this love : Scotch air / sung by Miss Stephens — Le jour de Mai : French air — The new Parisian march / sung by Miss Somerville, and at the French theatres — Tragala : Spanish patriotic air — Ah caira : national French air — The Brusselois hymn / performed by the Burgher Guards — The Waterloo march — The celebrated Bohemian melody / sung by the Bohemian Brothers — Favorite Styrian melody — Di Piacer / Rossini — Tutto sorride / Rossini — Vienna waltz — Variation, waltz — Beethoven’s last waltz — Variation, waltz / by Praeger — Weber’s last waltz — Gardine’s waltz — The woodland boy : Swiss melody / sung by Madame Stockhausen — When the day with rosy light : Swiss melody — The rose of Lucerne : ranz de vache / sung by Miss Love — The crystal hunters : Swiss melody — The garland of love / Hook — Hark the bonny Christ Church bells — German song / Beethoven — Tyrolese melody — French air / sung by Madame Vestris in The invincibles — Nel cor piu — She lives in the valley — Oh whistle and I’ll come to thee my lad — The carnaval waltz / Pixis — In Autumn we must drink boys : the celebrated chorus in the opera Der Vampyr / sung by Mr Phillips — Austrian waltz — Morning its sweets is flinging / sung by Mr Wood in Cinderella ; Rossini — Non piu mesta / sung by Miss Paton in Cinderella ; Rossini — Air from the Men of Prometheus / Beethoven — Air : composed for the late Emperor of Russia / by Gabrielsky — March of the Imperial Regiment / composed by Prince Leopold of Sicily — Cavalry trumpet march — Spanish national march — Spanish national air of liberty — Tyrolese dance — We never meet again / sung by Mr. Phillips ; C.M. Weber — Quadrille / C.M. Weber — Le souvenir du simplon : Swiss melody — O gentle strain : Swiss melody — New ranz des vaches — The herdsman’s Spring song — The goatherd’s boy : Swiss melody / sung by Madame Stockhausen — The Swiss drover boy : Swiss melody / sung by Madame Stockhausen — Italian air / by Madame Catalani — Air from Winters opera The labyrinth — Bacarolle from The frozen lake — The wandering minstrel — Bohemian melody — Air / by Berbiguier — Pastoral rondo / J.P. — German song — Index to volume VI

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