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Additional authors

1. Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870.
2. Dickens, Catherine, 1815-1879.
3. Dickens family.

Description

1. 1 v.; 34 cm.

Subject

1. Songs (High voice) with piano

Contents

1. Remember and forgive / written and composed by W. West -- The song of Florence : written, composed and dedicated to Charles Dickens ... by Arthur Gore Ryder -- The ivy green : a song, taken by permission from The Pickwick papers / written by Charles Dickens to whom is inscribed the music composed by John Thomson of Edinburgh -- Joyous hours : or The peasant girls song / poetry from Lucy Belleville, written by Catharine Stark, the music composed by Ricardo Linter -- The song of Christmas : sung in A Christmas carol at the Theatre Royal Adelphi, composed by G. Herbert Rodwell -- What are the wild waves saying : duet, founded on an incident in the narrative of Dombey and son, written and respectfully inscribed to Charles Dickens / by Joseph Edwards Carpenter, the music composed by Stephen Glover -- The beacon star : ballad, founded on an incident in the new work of fiction entitled Hard times, written and inscribed to Charles Dickens / by J.H. Jewell, composed by R. Mansell -- Fly not yet / the words by Thomas Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson [2 copies] -- St. Senanus and the lady / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- 'Tis when the cup is smiling / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- The meeting of the waters / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- Come o'er the sea / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- By that lake / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- My gentle harp! / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- Has sorrow thy young days shaded / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- The harp that once thro' Tara's halls / by Thomas Moore, ... accompaniment by Sir John Stevenson -- She is far from the land / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- Rich & rare were the gems she wore / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- I saw thy form in youthful prime / the words by Thos. Moore, arranged by Sir John Stevenson -- The dream of home / by Thomas Moore -- My mother dear! / written and composed by Samuel Lover -- Molly Bawn / written & composed by Samuel Lover -- We may be happy yet : ... in the opera The daughter of St. Mark / composed by M.W. Balfe -- Spring-time returning / written, composed ... by George Linley -- I would I were a fairy / the poetry by R.F. Houseman, the music by Edwin J. Nielson -- The violet : canon for three voices / composed by George Hogarth -- The lights are fair in my father's hall / composed ... by George Hogarth -- Here's a health to thee Mary / composed ... by G.H. Rodwell -- Miriam : a cantata / the poetry by Barry Cornwall, the music .. by ... Sigismond Neukomm -- Napoleon's midnight review : cantata / translated from the German of Baron Zedlitz by William Ball, the music by ... Sigismond Neukomm -- Midnight rhymes / the poetry by Barry Cornwall, the music ... by Sigismond Neukomm -- The gambler's wife / Henry Russell -- The maniac / Henry Russell -- My own dear wife / the poetry by Leigh Cliffe, the music by Henry Russell -- The village green / the poetry by Leigh Cliffe, the music by Henry Russell -- Wind of the winter night, whence comest thou? / poetry by Charles Mackay, music by Henry Russell -- A song for a stormy night / written by Charles Mackay, composed by Henry Russell -- The old oak tree : or, Woodman, spare that tree / written by G.P. Morris, composed by Henry Russell -- A te o cara amor talora : aria in the opera of I Puritani / composed by Signor Bellini -- Replica di Mineco a Luisella : canzone popolare -- The introductory symphony, airs, recitatives, dance, and choruses in the tragedy of Macbeth in complete score / composed by Matthew Locke.

Call number

1. JOG 09-17

Note

1. Title apparently devised from original cataloging.
2. Typed and handwritten note by former owner (who purchased the volume from a dealer) affixed to flyleaf.
3. Label on cover: "The Misses Dickens" - apparently a reference to Charles Dickens's daughters.
4. Bookplate of Charles Dickens on inside cover and on verso of title page of first song.
5. Some songs inscribed to Charles Dickens or his wife.
6. "A te o cara amor talora" contains annotations in pencil.

Title

1. Collection of vocal music from the library of Charles Dickens.

Imprint

1. London : [various imprints], [between 1827 and 1855?]

Local note

1. Former call number: Mus. Res. *MP (General)

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Music & Recorded Sound Division Special Collections material

Added author

1. Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870. Former owner
2. Dickens, Catherine, 1815-1879. Former owner
3. Dickens family. Former owner

Research call number

1. JOG 09-17