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Messiah

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

Chastleton House, Oxfordshire

Dettingen Te Deum and Jubilate

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

Chastleton House, Oxfordshire

Saul

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

Chastleton House, Oxfordshire

Dear is the blush of vernal morn, . a duett, for 2 voices with an accomp,,t for the piano forte, ...

John Clarke-Whitfeld (1770-1836)

Charlecote Park, Warwickshire

The favorite ballad, of Auld Robin Gray, . harmonized for four voices, with an accompaniment for ...

John Clarke-Whitfeld (1770-1836)

Charlecote Park, Warwickshire

Venni amore nel tuo regno, . canzonetta, composed by Fesch, arranged by Dr. John Clarke.

Willem de Fesch (1687-1761)

Killerton, Devon

When winds breathe soft . glee for five voices composed by Samuel Webbe; arranged by John Clarke.

Samuel Webbe (1740 - 1816)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Cornelii Nepotis vitæ excellentium imperatorum . ... Or, Cornelius Nepos's lives of the excellent ...

Cornelius Nepos (99-24 BC)

Carlyle's House, London

The beauties of Purcell.. A selection of the favourite songs, duets, trios & choruses, from the ...

Henry Purcell (1659-1695)

Vyne Estate, Hampshire

The Messiah : oratorio, / by George Frederick Handel. Composed in 1741. In complete vocal score, ...

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

Gunby Hall Estate, Lincolnshire

O sleep! Why dost thou leave me? Air, in the opera of Semele, composed by G. F. Handel, arranged by ...

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

Gunby Hall Estate, Lincolnshire

The song of Fitz Eustace, the poetry from Marmion a tale of Flodden Field ... . composed by Dr. ...

John Clarke-Whitfeld (1770-1836)

Charlecote Park, Warwickshire

And whither would you lead me then? Quoth the friar of orders gray; . glee for three voices, from ...

John Clarke-Whitfeld (1770-1836)

Killerton, Devon

Allen a Dale, . glee for three voices, the poetry from Rokeby, written by Walter Scott Esqr. ...

John Clarke-Whitfeld (1770-1836)

Killerton, Devon

The song of Fitz-Eustace, . the poetry from Marmion, a tale of Flodden field, as sung by Mrs. Ashe, ...

John Clarke-Whitfeld (1770-1836)

Killerton, Devon

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Messiah

Dettingen Te Deum and Jubilate

Saul

Dear is the blush of vernal morn, . a duett, for 2 voices with an accomp,,t for the piano forte, ...

The favorite ballad, of Auld Robin Gray, . harmonized for four voices, with an accompaniment for ...

Venni amore nel tuo regno, . canzonetta, composed by Fesch, arranged by Dr. John Clarke.

When winds breathe soft . glee for five voices composed by Samuel Webbe; arranged by John Clarke.

Cornelii Nepotis vitæ excellentium imperatorum . ... Or, Cornelius Nepos's lives of the excellent ...

The beauties of Purcell.. A selection of the favourite songs, duets, trios & choruses, from the ...

The Messiah : oratorio, / by George Frederick Handel. Composed in 1741. In complete vocal score, ...

O sleep! Why dost thou leave me? Air, in the opera of Semele, composed by G. F. Handel, arranged by ...

The song of Fitz Eustace, the poetry from Marmion a tale of Flodden Field ... . composed by Dr. ...

And whither would you lead me then? Quoth the friar of orders gray; . glee for three voices, from ...

Allen a Dale, . glee for three voices, the poetry from Rokeby, written by Walter Scott Esqr. ...

The song of Fitz-Eustace, . the poetry from Marmion, a tale of Flodden field, as sung by Mrs. Ashe, ...