Nineteenth century songs.
Published: 1807
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 22
Subjects: Songs, English
Notes: Miscellaneous songs, for one or two voices with piano, published in London by various publishers.

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Table of contents: value: The Alpine horn, by E. Spagnoletti, the poetry by Mrs. C.R. Huxley.-  Am I not fondly thine own? a celebrated German air, with the original words and an English translation.-  The angel's whisper, by S. Lover.-  By gone hours, by Mrs. P. Blackwood, words by the Hon. Mrs. Norton.-  Le chevrier de la montagne, by A. Panseron, with an adaptation of English words.-  I can never love you more! by T.H. Bayly.-  My heart's in the highlands, by H. Phillips.-  Of love pretty maidens beware, by C.W. Glover, written by J.T. Haines. 2d ed.-; value: The Roman girl's song, the words by Mrs. Hemans, the music by her sister.-  The sea, by S. Neukomm, poetry by B. Cornwall.-  There was once a golden time, by Mrs. H. Willson, words from Crawley's Gems of antiquity.  2d ed.-  They have given thee to another, by G. Linley.- Wake! my bonny man, by J. Barnett.-  When I bade Normandy adieu, by J. Meyerbeer.-  Come oer the moonlit sea; duett, by L. Devereaux, written by C. Jefferys.-; value: Dormez donc mes chères amours; romance à deux voix, par A. de Beauplan.-  Gently, ah! gently; a duet, arranged by A. Lee, poetry by W.L. Rede.-  Miriam's song "Sound the loud timbrel", by T. Moore.-  The messenger bird; a duet, words by Mrs. Hemans, music by her sister. 2d ed.-; value: Mind not, though daylight around us is breaking; a duet, by T. Moore.-  Sweet sister Fay; a duett, by J. Barnett, words by T.H. Bayly.- Where's the snow the summer snow; a duett, by G.F. Harris.