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Archer's glee for four voices ... upon the Duke of Clarence's giving a bugle horn to be shot for by ...

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Chearful glee for four voices / the poetry from Shakespear; music by R. J. S. Stevens.

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Fairy glee for four voices: as performed at Messrs. Harrison & Knyvett's vocal concerts .' the ...

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Trio for 2 sopranos and a bass (the poetry from Ossian); . with an accompaniment for 2 performers ...

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Tatton Park, Cheshire

Trio for 2 sopranos and a bass, (the poetry from Ossian.). with an accompaniment for 2 performers ...

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Owletts, Kent

From Oberon, in fairy land / R.J.S. Stevens

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Gunby Hall Estate, Lincolnshire

Sigh no more, ladies /. by R J S Stevens

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Tyntesfield, North Somerset

Sigh no more, ladies /. by R J S Stevens

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Tyntesfield, North Somerset

Sigh no more, ladies /. by R J S Stevens

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Tyntesfield, North Somerset

Sigh no more ladies . a favorite song written by Shakespear and set to music by R. J. S. Stevens.

William Shakespeare (1564-1616)

Charlecote Park, Warwickshire

Sigh no more ladies :. a favorite song /

Richard John Samuel Stevens (1757-1837)

Chastleton House, Oxfordshire

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Archer's glee for four voices ... upon the Duke of Clarence's giving a bugle horn to be shot for by ...

Chearful glee for four voices / the poetry from Shakespear; music by R. J. S. Stevens.

Fairy glee for four voices: as performed at Messrs. Harrison & Knyvett's vocal concerts .' the ...

Trio for 2 sopranos and a bass (the poetry from Ossian); . with an accompaniment for 2 performers ...

Trio for 2 sopranos and a bass, (the poetry from Ossian.). with an accompaniment for 2 performers ...

From Oberon, in fairy land / R.J.S. Stevens

Sigh no more, ladies /. by R J S Stevens

Sigh no more, ladies /. by R J S Stevens

Sigh no more, ladies /. by R J S Stevens

Sigh no more ladies . a favorite song written by Shakespear and set to music by R. J. S. Stevens.

Sigh no more ladies :. a favorite song /