A selection of Hebrew melodies
Subtitle: ancient and modern with appropriate symphonies & accompaniments
By: by I. Braham & I. Nathan, the poetry written expressly for the work by the Right Honble Lord Byron
Publisher: I. Nathan
Published: 1815
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Songs with piano; Vocal duets with piano; Vocal trios with piano; Vocal quartets with piano
Other titles: Hebrew melodies.
Notes: First edition with the music. See Wise, Byron, v.1, p. 104.

For 1, 2, 3, or 4 voices, accompanied.

Title pages & leaves containing music engraved.

Preface in pt. 1 dated: London, April, 1815.

Paged continuously (pt.1, 4 p.ℓ., 64 p.; pt.2, 3 p.ℓ., 65-133 p.).

Later published under Nathan's name alone.

Title-page of pt. 1 signed by Braham & Nathan; that of pt. 2, by Nathan.
Table of contents: title: V. 1. She walks in beauty; title: The harp the monarch minstrel swept -If that high world; title: The wild gazelle; title: Oh weep for those; title: On Jordan's banks -Jephtha's daughter; title: Oh snatch'd away in beauty's bloom; title: My soul is dark; title: I saw thee weep; title: Thy days are done; title: It is the hour; title: v. 2. Warriors and chiefs!; title: We sate [sic.] down and wept; title: Vision of Belshazzar; title: Herod's lament for Mariamne; title: Were my bosom as false as thou deem'st it to be; title: The destruction of Semnacherib; title: Thou whose spell can raise the dead; title: When coldness wraps this suffering clay; title: Fame, wisdom, love & power were mine; title: From the last hill that looks on thy once holy dome; title: Francisca; title: Sun of the sleepless!.