[Windsor Catch Club] The Ladies' Collection of Catches, Glees, &c.
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| Language: | English |
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[1827].
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| Collection: | Hibernian Catch Club |
Content Notes and Catalogue Entries:
- Come Ye Party - John Danby; The Medium of Life - Arne; A favorite madrigal for five voices - Cirille; Sicillan Mariners Hymn (O sanctissima opiissima) - Samuel Webbe; Epicedium - Samuel Webbe; Two canons - J.C. Pring; Sweet is the Breath of Morn - unknown; Glee - Samuel Webbe; Catch - unknown; Elegy (Dead March) - Boyce; Glee for three voices - Rogers;Two glees - Stevenson; unknown glee ("Waft sweetest echo"); unknown glee ("Take o take those lips away" - Schroeter?); A Favorite Glee ("A silent shady myrtle grove") - unknown; Two much admired glees for three voices composed by an amateur ("What what is this absorbs me," "With tender lambkins let me play," "'Twas a sweet summers morning when cowslips were seen"); My Time O Ye Muses - Crofts; Take O Take Those Lips Away - Schroeter; Hail Lovely Sounds - Stevenson; unknown glee, four voices ("Yes Damon yes find thee true"); Two Favorite Duetts with English Words (Nos. II and VI) - Sacchini;Glee ("When the morning sun was beaming") - Stevenson; Duetts III and IV - Samuel Webbe; Glee ("Will you pleas'd to walk before") - Stevenson; Duett ("Together we range o'er the flow'ring hills") - Samuel Webbe; What Beauties Does Flora Disclose - unknown; The Lass of Peaties Mill - unknown; How Stands the Glass Around - unknown; Glee ("Nowsteals the punctual hour") - Stevenson; Canon composed by Desire in the old Stile - Stevenson; Sad is my Day and Ling'ring Night - W. Jackson; Fair Maria of the Dale - J. Moulds; Hark! the Goddess Diana - Reginald Spofforth; Jess Macpharlane - unknown; Damon's Bow'r - Giordani; Oh! My Love Lovs't Thou Me - unknown; Glee IV - Arne; Glee V and XII - J. Brooks; Say What is Love - Thomas Carter;
