[Songs written and composed
By: by Mr. Dibdin for his entertainment called The quizes, or, A trip to Elysium.
Publisher: Printed & sold by the author
Published: 1793
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Musical revues, comedies, etc. -- To 1800 -- Excerpts -- Scores
Other titles: The quizes
Work titles: The quizes.
Notes: For voice, 1-2 violins and piano; most songs have parts for 1-2 flutes printed at end; the Compact of freedom includes a chorus (2 voices) with acc. for 2 violins and bass, and has also a score for "military band" printed at end.

Each song is signed by the composer.

RISM A: DD 2638 - 2665

Bound with the composer's [Songs written and composed by Mr. Dibdin for ... Private theatricals.  London, 1791-ca. 1794]
Table of contents: value: The etymology of quiz.-  Moggy.-  The Grecian history.-  The miseries of war.-  A Welch love song.-  The fair.-  A hint to the ladies.- Jack at the windlass.-  Wit and beauty.-  Ninety three.-  Honesty in tatters.-  None so pretty.-  The quietus.-  The compact of freedom.- Neighbour sly.-  The recompence of constancy.-  The blind sailor.-  The Savoyard.-  The bowmen of Kent.-  Humanity's cot.