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Chearful Glee "When Arthur first in court began ..." . composed by J.W. Callcott.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

A collection of four glees composed at Blenheim, 1799 ... . by J.W. Callcott.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

The Erl King . by J.W. Callcott.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

The water king . by J.W. Callcott.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

The red cross knight, . glee, with an accompt. for the piano forte, composed by Dr. Callcott.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

It was a friar, of orders gray,

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

Once upon my cheek

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

The May fly

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

The May fly

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Alonzo & Imogine,

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

Garvan, . a glee for three voices, (the words selected from Southey's Madoc,) composed ... by Dr. ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

Queen of the valley, . the words from the Madoc of Southey, composed ... by Dr. Callcott.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

Favourite melodies.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Knightshayes Court, Devon

The new mariners, a favorite glee for three voices, as originally sung at Messrs Harrison and ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Chastleton House, Oxfordshire

Rosabelle. . The words from the Lay of the last minstrel, composed ... by Dr. Callcott.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

Epitaph. Forgive blest shade . J.W. Callcott. ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

You gentlemen of England; . a favorite song, taken from the celebrated glee of the New mariners ... ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Collins's ode on the death of Thomson, . set to music for one or two voices with an accompaniment ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

Chief of the windy Morven, . a glee from Ossian, for two trebles and a bass with an accompaniment ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

Chief of the windy Morven, . a glee from Ossian, for two trebles and a bass with an accompaniment ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Thyrsis . a glee for four voices. Also adapted as a duett. By I.W. Callcott ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Killerton, Devon

Juvenile imporvement: . arithmetic, multiplication table set to music by J.W. Callcott.

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

The professional collection of glees, for three, four and five voices . composed ... by Callcott, ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Explanation of the notes, marks, words, &c, used in music . by I. W. Callcott, ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Angel of life, . the words from Campbell's Pleasures of hopes, sung by Mr Bartleman at the vocal ...

Dr John Wall Callcott (1766 - 1821)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

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Chearful Glee "When Arthur first in court began ..." . composed by J.W. Callcott.

A collection of four glees composed at Blenheim, 1799 ... . by J.W. Callcott.

The Erl King . by J.W. Callcott.

The water king . by J.W. Callcott.

The red cross knight, . glee, with an accompt. for the piano forte, composed by Dr. Callcott.

It was a friar, of orders gray,

Once upon my cheek

The May fly

The May fly

Alonzo & Imogine,

Garvan, . a glee for three voices, (the words selected from Southey's Madoc,) composed ... by Dr. ...

Queen of the valley, . the words from the Madoc of Southey, composed ... by Dr. Callcott.

Favourite melodies.

The new mariners, a favorite glee for three voices, as originally sung at Messrs Harrison and ...

Rosabelle. . The words from the Lay of the last minstrel, composed ... by Dr. Callcott.

Epitaph. Forgive blest shade . J.W. Callcott. ...

You gentlemen of England; . a favorite song, taken from the celebrated glee of the New mariners ... ...

Collins's ode on the death of Thomson, . set to music for one or two voices with an accompaniment ...

Chief of the windy Morven, . a glee from Ossian, for two trebles and a bass with an accompaniment ...

Chief of the windy Morven, . a glee from Ossian, for two trebles and a bass with an accompaniment ...

Thyrsis . a glee for four voices. Also adapted as a duett. By I.W. Callcott ...

Juvenile imporvement: . arithmetic, multiplication table set to music by J.W. Callcott.

The professional collection of glees, for three, four and five voices . composed ... by Callcott, ...

Explanation of the notes, marks, words, &c, used in music . by I. W. Callcott, ...

Angel of life, . the words from Campbell's Pleasures of hopes, sung by Mr Bartleman at the vocal ...