A series of sacred songs
Subtitle: Duetts and trios
By: the words by Thomas Moore, the music composed and selected by Sir John Stevenson and Mr. Moore.
Contributors: Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852.
Series: (Sheet music collection -- v. 166)
Publisher: J. Power
Published: 1816
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 77
Subjects: Sacred duets with piano.; Sacred trios with piano.
Notes: J. Poner 274.

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Table of contents: value: Thou art, oh God!; value: This world is alla fleeting show by Stevenson.; value: Fall'n is thy throne by Martini.; value: Who is the maid? by Beethoven.; value: The bird let loose by Beethoven.; value: Oh! Thou, who dry'st the mourner's tears by Haydn.; value: Weep not for those by Avison.; value: The turf shall be my fragrant shrine by Stevenson.; value: Sound the loud Timbrel by Avison.; value: Go, let me weep! by Stevenson.; value: Come not, oh Lord! by Haydn.; value: Were not the sinful Mary's tears by Stevenson.; value: As down in the sunless retreats by Haydn.; value: But who shall see by Stevenson.; value: Almighty God! by Mozart.; value: Oh fair! oh purest! by Moore.