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London, England, 1801-10-22 00:00:00

NEW PIANO-FORTE MUSIC.

lust published, by B RODE RIP and WILKINSON,
No. 13, Hay-Markel, London.
j .4E Retpur de Wandsworth', a 'favburite Sonata,
with Accompaniment for • a Flute,- ViOlin, and Bass,
ad. lib. composed by L. Von Esch, price ss,
A Military Diveitisenicnt, with an Accompaniment tor a
Flute, Violin, Bass, ad.-lib. by L. Von Esch' price 4s.
A•Military-Divertisement for the -Harp and Piano- Vorte,
with ACcompaniments for a Flute, Violin, and Violoncello,
ad. lib. by Li .Von Each, price 45.-
A Military Divertiseinent, arranged as a Duet, price 3s. '
La Coloinbe Retrouvie, a favourite Rona°, by L. Von
ESch, price is 64.
The Ballet of Barbara and Allen, price 85.,.
Boecherini's Three Sonatas, with ACcompaniments for
Violin and Violoncello.; price Bs.
Woelft's Two Sonatas, op. t, price 6s. .. •
Miss Hague's Three Sonatas, op. price 7s. 64.
Shorbyn's Sonata, prico 3s.
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Gyrowetz's Notturno, ,No. z, price 4s.
Pleyel's Third Concertante, with an Accompaniment for
a Violin, price 4s.
Carolan's Irish Tunes, price 7s. 64.
Haigh„, op. to,
.price 7s. 64.
Looten's Divertisement, price ss.
_Hair'ingtori'S Sonata, price 2s.
Chorus in the Creation, pricers.
Also, arranged as a Duet, price 3s.
Ifs Body meet a Body, as a Rondo, price Is. • -
'An Egyptian March, composeclby Lord Vis ount Galway,.
price is.
Mozart's-Work, Three Sonatas, with AccOmpanimerit for
a Violin and Violoncello, Book 1,2, a 33, price each 'Os.
- Three Sonatas; Without Accompaniments, Bpok 3,5, 6,
It, 15, i6,-and 17, each Bs, --
Three Sonatas, with art Accompaniment for a Violin, Book
7, 8,-g, and 12, each-Bk. -
Three Quartets; Book 4, price los. 6d.
Three Duets, Book iv, price
Three Duets, Book 14, price 12s.
Three Duets, Book 18, price Bs.
Twenty Themes or Airs, with Variations, each as.
Twelve Waltzes, price is. •

1A Grand U,verture, prick 4s•
Overture Zattb,ertiutt, price is. 63.
A Set of Airs for two Performers, price 6s.
A Sonata, a5-aDuet,Jprice 6s.
An Air, as a Doer, price 35.
First and Second Book of §songs, price ss.

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