The overture, songs, duetts, glees & chorusses, in Shakspeare's play of the Two gentlemen of Verona
By: the words selected entirely from Shakspeare's plays, poems & sonnets ; the music composed (with the exception of two melodies) & the whole adapted & compressed from the score, for the voice and piano forte, by Henry R. Bishop, composer & director of the music to the Theatre Royal Covent Garden
Contributors: Reynolds, Frederick, 1764-1841; Arne, Thomas Augustine, 1710-1778; Longhurst, W. H. (William Henry), 1819-1904; Tree, Ann Maria, 1801-1862; Pyne, James; Hallande, Miss; Durusell, Mr; Taylor, Mr; Isaacs, Mr; Tinney, Mr; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616; Covent Garden Theatre
Publisher: Published by Goulding, D'Almaine Potter & Co., 20, Soho Square; 7, Westmoreland St.
Published: 1821
Place of publication: London; Dublin
Language: eng
Number of pages: 91
Subjects: Incidental music; Vocal scores with piano; Musical settings
Other titles: Two gentlemen of Verona
Work titles: Two gentlemen of Verona
Notes: Overture arr. for piano; vocal numbers arr. for solo voices, chorus and piano.

Price 15s/-

Incidental music to the play by Frederick Reynolds, after Shakespeare.

Caption title with imprint for each song.

Names mentioned in captions: Master Longhurst, Miss. M. Tree, Miss Hallande, Mr. Pyne, Mr. Durusell, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Isaacs, Mr. Tinney.

First performed at Covent Garden in London, November 29, 1821 (Cf. Grove [Oxford Music Online]).

Boston Public Library (Arts Department) copy bound with: Don John : an operatic drama / the music composed and arranged for the piano forte by W.H. Ware and Henry R. Bishop.
Table of contents: title: Overture; title: When I have seen the hungry ocean gain; title: That time of year; title: Say tho' you strive to steal yourself away; title: Oh! never say that I was false of heart; title: Good night / the melody of the first movement by Dr. Arne; title: When in disgrace with fortune; title: To see his face; title: Who is Sylvia?; title: Now the hungry lions roar; title: On a day; title: Should he upbraid; title: How like a winter.